Flooding Hits Woden Junction Cars Stalled by Debris
Police closed roads as Yarralumla Creek flooded the Yarra Glen and Yamba Melrose Drive intersection. Four cars stalled, no lives endangered, and overpass work underway after water reached about 3 ft. Debris and rocks littered Yarra Glen while street cleaners and a loader cleared the scene.
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Inquiry into alleged sale of Gove jobs
Darwin reports a police inquiry will probe claims that about 400 Nabaleo bauxite mine workers in Arnhem Land sold their jobs for more than 40,000 shillings. Union officials say prices ranged from 350 to 190 shillings and multiple declarations are expected this week.
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School closure notice at AME independent school Duntroon
The AME independent school at Duntroon will be closed today for urgent beverage work.
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Duntroon
Yarsa Glea traffic and condition lanes opens
In a fragmented report readers learn about Yarra Glea traffic changes and lane openings. The text hints at conditions on a roadway with unclear specifics and possible openings or closures. Names and exact locations remain obscured.
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Yarsa
Yarra
Lanyon owner seeks over thirty million for government resumption
The Canberra region story notes that T A Field seeks about 30 million dollars in compensation for the Commonwealth’s resumption of Lanyon station covering 9441 acres, with a claimed urban-use value of roughly 3200 per acre. The action dwarfs rural-use rates and places Lanyon as nearly half of resumed Territory land. No final valuation or offer has been made.
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Canberra Times
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Italian mother dies on Nullarbor trek to save family
Mia Lorraine A Evans, 29, of Reid, died in blistering heat on the Nullarbor Plain while walking to reach Reid to reunite with her husband and three other children after their car broke down. A police search found her body seven miles from help.
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Mia Lorraine A Evans
Reid
Eucla
Aid For States Stirs Scramble At Premiers Conference
Prime Minister McMahon pressed NSW Liberal Premier Askin by phone to soften plans at today's Premiers Conference. Askin warned of an $80 million unemployment aid package and demanded interim arrangements to avoid retrenchments. Tonkin and Hywel Petersen backed state needs for public works funding amid a deepening economic squeeze.
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Sir Robert
Commonwealth
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Sir Henry
Sip Robert
Mot
Briel
Tonkin
Queensland
Hyelke- Petersen
Leo Ronen
Prme
Aten
Mr Tonkin
Canberra
Jocuy
Kingston shops prospects brighten with long term plans
Kingston retail area potential noted as not yet completed. Planners and retailers see brighter long term prospects amid discussions and local economic signals. Page references indicate wider coverage including electricity blackouts and national drug policy debates.
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Kingston
Helicopter joins hunt for missing Perth worker Harold Gee
A helicopter aided the air search for Harold Arthur Gee a 49 year old South Perth man separated from a rescue party on Wednesday in Cape Range rugged country about 790 miles north of Perth. Authorities coordinated with ground teams and conducted a wide area sweep as they pressed to locate him safe.
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South Perth
Ceuntry
Cape Range
Continued growth of economy in December quarter
The economy showed signs of continued moderate growth in output and demand during the December quarter with higher price inflation but slower labour market easing. The Federal Treasury bulletin notes wage costs rising sharply and a 10 percent year on year rise in average weekly earnings for September. It cites tentative consumer demand and sluggish retail spending, while dwelling construction edges up and major mineral projects finish, with overall external demand remaining weak.
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Dole Queue Set to Return to Dandenong Town Hall
Melbourne report outlines the dole queue reappearing at Dandenong Town Hall tomorrow from 10am to noon and 2pm to 4pm. About 1,200 to 2,000 out-of-work bread winners and their families are expected to queue to fill forms and receive food vouchers for the neediest cases. power strike to end i Mr Hovis.
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