Y plan value studied by NCDC Canberra growth review
The National Capital Development Commission reviewed the Y plan for Canberra growth. Commissioner Tony Powell said policy would not change yet due to the Gungahlin project, with five reviews planned. The Canberra Times report on the second review drew Powell’s ire for inferences he called irresponsible.
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National Capital Development Commission
Canberra
NCDC
Tony Powell
Powell
Gungahlin
Metivantructure Law Review
Commission
Act
Nsw
Canberra Times
Mrep Powell
Parliament aides seek union amid staff discontent
A meeting at Parliament House with about 20 aides formed a committee to explore unionising staff, citing lack of formal complaint procedures and irregular overtime. Names of participants including Jeff Gordon Cecile Kerpuson Sue Callaghan Lorne Dodson and Ian Macdonald appear among those involved, hinting at broader ministerial staff interests.
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Parliament House
Sssverstion 1
Docalutaniser
NSW Public Service Spannier
Federsted
Minmaters
Oppwunion
Air
Astrata Voi
Althoweh
He ‘Aontrattat
Gir
ACOA
Hetive
Miyse
Wouldppear
Jill MuSpedden
Jeff Gordon
Cecile Kerpuson
Sue, Callaghan
Lorne Dodson
Ian Macdonald
Pepe
Saul
Gungahlin to get miniature village project
A local effort in Gungahlin aims to build a miniature village over several blocks as part of a civic project. Organizer Mr Surathi Pon leads a team constructing scaled structures at the site in Melba, with completion scoped by year end and a broader 10 year timeline for surrounding blocks.
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Doug Sarah
Melba
Jie
Gungahlin
Suratsil
Seerayo
Enlaml
Graniica
Surathi Pon
Hiestad
Thai Princess Dies in Helicopter Hit by Fire
Princess Viphasudi Rangso a 56 year old lady in waiting to Queen Sivikit was killed when her helicopter came under heavy ground fire near Surat Thani. The incident occurred during operations against guerillas as authorities report stepped up activity in the area.
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Viphasudi Rangso
Sivikit
Surat Tham
Apparel imports tighter control and quotas slashed
The Government announced tighter control on clothing imports to protect the industry. Ministers Corton and Howard outlined reduced tariff quotas for knitted intergarment shirts and knitted undershirts, with other clothing quotas remaining but duties adjusted. Imports from New Zealand under preferential treatment exempt from quotas.
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Idustry and Commerce
Corton
New Zealand
Coalition Averts Disunity In Electoral Boundary Talks
Government parties resolved differences over next redistribution criteria. Cabinet kept the 10 percent margin for electorates, rejecting calls to return to 20 percent. Amendments will address population-based rules, census data use, and the timing of seat redistributions, with provisions for at large elections if needed.
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Withers
Labor
Country Party
Anthony
NCP
Phillip
Kulgaorhe
House of Representatives
High Court ruling to redraw NSW and statewide electorates
The Government confirms a High Court decision will trigger redistribution across New South Wales and adjacent states. Officials warn population totals and electoral quotas will shift in NSW Victoria South Australia Queensland and the Territories, with several electorates listed for potential change.
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Phillipe
Gravatt
Lang
George
Newngland
Edew Monaty
Gwyalir
Riverina
Darling
Victoria
Tryeiis
Rolachyy
Willy
Melbourne
India
Wemmera
Sippson
Mallee
Australia
Mowker
Adele
Nimbutarsh
Marker
Wakehield
Gri
ALP MPs criticize ships decision in Newcastle scene
Federal Labor MPs from Newcastle Dockyards criticise a ships decision amid party tensions. A separate notice mentions South Africa pushing government actions and Foreign Secretary Anthony Cross, as well as government majority concerns. A travel notice and an Aus Football club player departure to Adelaide are listed among back-page items.
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Crosland
Anthony Crossend
Binces Lehour
Peter Phillipow
Vaseike
Aus
Adelaide
World News Parliaments and Courts Seen Across Nations
International coverage notes parliament actions and court decisions in several countries. The report highlights key legal agendas, reforms, and political dynamics shaping governance and legal systems globally.
MPs debate ACT status and Territory residents vote
Parliament grapples with referendums and statutory changes to extend voting rights to Northern Territory residents. Government leaders push for a referendum allowing Territory participation while opponents warn of legal and constitutional entanglements. Debate centers on labor changes, potential High Court clashes, and the path to possible statehood.
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ACV
Ailis Hosen
Ohare
Abie Caarnmont
Wilsan
Masten
Ellicott
House of Representatives
Wilson
Cate
Wisner
Mobart
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