Tokyo FA ban partly lifted
Tokyo Foreign Affairs Department and Tokyo Embassy communication ban eased after Canberra section of the Professional Radio Employees Institute voted. The move follows protests over Mine Elaine Miller's ambassadorial appointment and a wider labor dispute affecting Japanese affairs and staff management.
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Water supply changed for Beenleigh area
Brisbane water now supplies all reticulated water to Beenleigh households south of Brisbane after Albert Rier was identified as the probable cholera source. One Beenleigh woman is affected. minister confirms a single confirmed cholera case in the state. Tests for gastroenteritis on the patient were negative.
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ACT plans $8m upgrade to Canberra power lines
The Electricity Authority announced an $8 million plan to upgrade the ACT power system by installing heavy duty steel towers along a 20 kilometre route from Bruce to Kingston. The project aims to lift capacity to meet a growing demand of about 1 percent per year and support roughly quadruple current usage.
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West German Air Force jet collision reported by Australian air safety
Three West German Air Force Phantom fighters and a Jumbo jet with 260 on board were involved in a mid air collision over southern Germany. The Federal Office for Air Safety said the Qantas flight from Frankfurt via Bahrain and Singapore had to divert after the incident.
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Heat shield ceramic for US space shuttle
A new silica based material, developed for the US space shuttle program, sheds heat strongly enough to be picked up by bare hands. Made from common sand, it will be shaped in five numerically controlled mills to fit exact outer skin curvature. Over 165,000 small parts will be produced for precise alignment with shuttle panels and ensure smooth integration with neighboring surfaces. Potential uses span aerospace and other industries.
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Japan to Lift Ship Prices Amid Market Pressure
Tokyo reports the Transport Minister announced an upcoming price lift for ships contracted from January 1 this year, valid through year end. The move aligns with Japan’s pledge at the Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development to reduce protective costs while supporting export orders and carrier pricing amid global demand shifts.
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Contamination Crisis Triggers Water Boil Alert in Beenleigh
Albert Shire Council and Brisbane City Council cooperate as Brisonewater tests confirm cleaning and safety for human use. Beenleigh residents are urged to boil all drinking water and utensils while authorities isolate Beenleigh supplies from the lower Albert River and monitor reticulation points for ongoing contamination.
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Open Meeting Stays Closed in Canberra Health Panel Row
Spokesmen for the Capital Territory Health Commission and for Mr Hunt dispute whether meetings will reopen to the public and press. The commission, which closed its meetings in February 1976 on Hunt’s suggestion, says it has not received ministerial advice and views reopening as a matter for the commission.
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Senate Sits Today Amid Turbulent Deluge of Bills
Fragmentary OCR text shows parliament reports with references to the Senate sitting today, the Swifahe Will ok Nady, and mentions of bills, delays, and parliamentary actions. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled transcription, but the piece centers on ongoing legislative proceedings and schedules.
Roof-section collapse at Page classroom injures none
A roof section collapsed at a Page school classroom yesterday and caused alarm but no injuries as pupils were moved. Principal Mrs Susan Kuyseth said earlier notices of danger had been noted and maintenance crews planned a large repair once rain ceased, with officials promising quick action.
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Weekly boycott planned over school parent actions
The region's director of schools faces scrutiny as a planned weekly boycott rises from parent concerns about a recent incident involving teachers and the school system. Local authorities, including the NSW Departing at A Pdhion, are coordinating responses while parents seek explanations and accountability.
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Labor to Seek Timor Inquiry
Labour caucus plans to push for a Senate select committee to probe East Timor events including the deaths of five Australian newsmen near Timor and Australian refugee actions. The government may reference the standing committee on foreign affairs and defence, with debate over a special select committee and party considerations shaping the outcome.
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Rhodesia PM outlines plan to cut racial barriers
Rhodesia's prime minister proposes a coping plan to reform racial barriers as the country faces reforms. An appeal court reduces a sentence for a Bibop case linked to a petition. A Granville inquiry is noted, with a woman involved and weather-related references.
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World News Courts and Finance Highlights
Brief world coverage notes court actions in multiple jurisdictions. Financial developments include policy debates and budget moves affecting markets. Court rulings and legal changes shaping governance are outlined with emphasis on key decisions and authorities.
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