Darwin Evacuees Strain ACT Rental Housing
Darwin evacuees arriving in Canberra strain ACT rental housing markets as landlords invoke clauses to reoccupy homes. Real Estate Institute of the ACT president John Tanner warns that relief funds and new building will shape availability. Evacuated families face 60 day notices and scarce suitable housing as public servants and others relocate.
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Darwin Leaders Prepare High Court Challenge to Federal Aid
Northern Territory Majority Leader Dr Goff Letts said the Assembly would file a writ in the High Court of Australia against the Federal Government. He cited disunity among local officials over Darwin relief funds and named Darwin Mayor Alderman Harry Brennan Deputy Leader Bernie Kilgariff and Executive Member Paul Everingham as parties to the action.
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Northern Territory leaders clash over Darwin relief funds
Dispute arises after calls to register writs and form a commission on Darwin welfare amid claims the Federal Government finances are misdirected. Dr Patterson and Alderman Brennan defend a joint ministerial committee while Alderman Brennan criticizes preselection. The Assembly grants sweeping powers as crisis prompts broader intervention.
Denness Drops Edrich to Lead England in Ashes
Sydney reports England captain Mike Denness drops Edrich to lead the side amid turmoil. The team plans to carry on as before, with Tony Greig in the background and pressure to restore stability during the Ashes tour.
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Indian Railways Minister dies after bombing incident
New Delhi reports state Lalit Narayan Mishra died from injuries after a bomb exploded as he inaugurated a railway line in Bihar. At least 22 injured, six seriously. A second blast followed at a railway official's home. Mishra faced accusations of corruption and faced opposition pressure over assembly dissolution.
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Test telecast saved by last minute network deal
In Sydney on Friday late negotiations between Seven Network and ABC averted a total blackout of live cricket coverage between England and Australia this weekend. ABC planned only recorded color images for New South Wales tonight and the weekend.
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ABC producers demand higher pay delay Sydney cricket coverage
A disputed ABC television and radio clash over pay rises delays a planned conference. The new South Wales and Queensland governments will extend a committee vote to consider preliminary revisions of the power and feasibility of a Sydney fishing steel plant. ABC coverage of cricket from Sydney Cricket Ground remains unaffected for now as the Deputy Public Service Arbitrator orders a compulsory conference at 930 am Monday.
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Darwin commission base announced for reconstruction
Dr Paterson stated in Canberra that the Reconstruction Commission would be based in Darwin to plan a new city. He noted three permanent heads from Australian Government departments involved in Darwin redevelopment would lead the commission, with Sir Lee Thies chairing a Darwin start next Monday.
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Doctors' disputes threaten Britain's health service
In London Friday, doctors clash with the Minister for Social Services over pay and work conditions. Nationwide actions threaten the National Health Service as junior doctors plan strikes while hospital executives press for staffing and overtime changes. Government rejection of an 8 percent interim pay request fuels a broader work-to-rule and patient-care concerns across facilities. The British Medical Association alongside GMC and hospital management groups weigh next steps as disruption looms.
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A Long Way Round to Find Justice
The ACT Law Court front doors have been inoperable since New Year’s Day, hindering access to justice in Canberra. Officials cite a persistent spring mechanism problem since the courts opened in May 1963, with repeated requests to fix the doors remaining unresolved.
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Road safety classes open on Monday for children
Canberra authorities announce Monday start of road safety classes for children at the Benkin center. Commissioner Nir R. A Wilvin will officially open at 2 pm. About 000 children are expected to attend as ACT Police and ACT Road Safety Council lead the program. Each child will receive safety instruction before riding a supervised children’s road circuit, with parents urged to attend.
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Waitonia Caves Attraction Draws Attention on Saturday Page
Auckland correspondent notes Waitonia Caves, a popular money spinning purist drivvcard, as a feature on the Saturday Page. The piece highlights the site as a local curiosity attracting visitors and sustaining interest through its quirky presentation.
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Auckland
Yachting Victory for Liberator At Lake Burley Griffin
Liberator won a Canberra Times yachting event on Lake Burley Griffin with Verdun Hiles and crew member Michael aboard. The race, watched by Buck Page, featured an international class competition and drew local interest yesterday.
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Classifieds page fragment highlights varied ads and notices
An OCR fragment shows assorted classified headings such as accommodations for rent, announcements, auctions, businesses for sale, building trades, real estate, removals, funerals, holidays, appointments, lost items, investments, and memorials. The readable bits indicate a generic local classifieds section with multiple ad categories.
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