Arrests and crash kill alleged coup figures in Kampali
Reported coup arrests in Upandy linked to Minister Eminayy Wilson Oryems and Charles Oboth-Ohumadi ended when three detainees died in a motor accident near Kampali while being transported to Kanipala International Centre. A Usandan military spokesman said the incident followed an attempted overpowering of Mayor Moses, with radio broadcasts noting interrogation and pending investigation.
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Amin
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Government faces legal challenge over air policy switch
The government may face a court case after approving IPEC and Air Express to run freight between Melbourne and Tasmania under the Airlines Agreement Act. The move, prompted by ministerial replies and political pressure, contrasts with earlier Tasmanian objections and could impact Ansett and TAA, with potential compensation claims if the act damages other carriers.
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PEC
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House of Representatives
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Privy Council
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Lights Out in Parliament During 12 Minute Power Failure
Parliament House suffered a 12 minute blackout ending around 9 pm with emergency crews inspecting the supply and repairs underway. No incidents were reported as ACT Police and officials investigated the outage and restored power.
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Parliament House
ACT Hedeiny Authority
States Education Priorities Seen By Government
Government priorities for state education shape the Schools Commission’s actions. Officials urge focus on core learning and reform, while ministers discuss restructuring of departments and overall strategy for the education system. The remarks suggest a drive toward aligning curricular goals with national priorities amid broader public policy debates.
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Schools Commission
Police recruitment drive funds cadet intake
Fragmented item mentions government funds for recruitment of 17 ACT Police cadets and notes on services rents paid by servicemen. Cricket reference suggests commentary on match prospects between Australian and New Zealand captains at Christchurch. Back page lifestyle teaser alongside other sections.
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Senators threaten to block simultaneous referendum vote
Three Liberal Senators Senator Wood Senator Wright and Senator Sir Magnus Cormack publicly oppose a plan for Senate elections to be held with the House of Representatives referendums. They warn the Government may push the May 21 referendum date despite opposition, while others in Parliament advocate the timetable.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Armitage Lab
Nsw
McSnedden
Wood
Qld
Wright
Tas
Magnus Cormack
Vic
Heuer
Labor
Fihiont
House For Representatives
High CPI figure Looms Over Treasury Debate
The Treasury figure expected Tuesday would mark the sharpest rise since the 56 percent surge in late 1978. MF Lench told Parliament buyers should not misinterpret inflation gains as the full road to real price relief. Unemployment noted as rising 1 percent to 56 percent since coalition power, with ministers addressing whether to oppose a wage increase to offset higher living costs.
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Parliament
Tod
Lynch Wers
Treasury
Harford
Lmfict
Fruptuyment and Industrial Relations
Mr Sitect
Mesdibank
Mane Neal naliyRal
Speaker assists judge in Canberra Times limerick contest
The Speaker of the House Mr Snedden helped judge the Canberra Times holiday limerick contest yesterday. Final selections were made from hundreds of entries with winners in all three divisions to be announced tomorrow. Prizes include books and the contest allowed adults and children in two age groups.
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House of Representatives
Snedden
Canberra Times
Help for Handicapped Saga Aids Canberra Top 40
Saga a Canberra based band backs the 1CC Top 40 support drive for physically handicapped people. The Canberra Times notes the promotion aims to raise awareness and funds through radio listings and local events.
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Canberra
Canberra Times
Canberss Times
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Nhe Vi
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