Police promise action over Quembeyan casino
Police in New South Wales promised action after a Canberra Times report raised that a casino was operating in Quembeyan. Inspector Hale said the force had become aware of the gambling, with inquiries into the leasing and equipment and possible links to similar operations. Officials noted access issues to the site and that investigations would focus on traffic disruption and safety around the premises.
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Fragmentary Late News Update From Unknown Source
A garbled late news fragment mentions political figures and party reports with unclear names and numbers. The readable parts reference an arms context and a people or party alignment but lack concrete actions, dates, or locations to form a clear event summary.
ACT considers community work orders and half way homes
The Department of the Capital Territory proposes a broad correctional program including a community work order scheme, periodic detention and compulsory attendance, plus half way houses and probation services. A remand centre may open later this year, with reforms aimed at reducing imprisonment and expanding community intervention for offenders including juveniles.
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New steps in power dispute outlined by cabinet
New measures move to combat the power crisis as Mr Lewis reports actions taken at a special cabinet meeting. A subcommittee is appointed to coordinate an emergency response with a three day plan and two emergency measures under consideration. The state cabinet is slated to decide tomorrow morning.
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Border areas hit by statewide power blackout
In NSW surrounding the ACT, a widespread power outage affected Monaro and nearby districts from 1 pm to 6 pm. Clerk K J MaPadden and council spokesmen said most services were disrupted, with only essential services spared. Residents were urged to conserve electricity as crews investigated the fault and restoration continued into the evening.
Fiji Plans to Drop CSR Amid Political Turmoil
Suva reports indicate Fiji will market its own ay and sever ties with an Australian firm amid domestic upheaval. Key figures Kamisese, Mark, and Pram are cited in discussions on independence and corporate restructuring. Officials say the move aims to reduce reliance on foreign control and pursue self governance.
Government approves projects to create 2,600 jobs
Cabinet ministers in Sydney endorsed additional RED Scheme work programs for 2,614 people as part of federal efforts to relieve unemployment. Acting Prime Minister Cairns and ACTU president Hawke discussed GM dismissals while Labor and Immigration Minister Cameron floated increasing RED funding to 320 million. The plan targets 2,164 unemployment relief jobs and boosts total RED allocations to 41 million for about 14,500 workers, amid Australia’s record unemployment near 362,000 in December.
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States clash over employment plan and politics
In Brisbane Premier Bielke Petermen urged premiers to press Commonwealth on financial rules and economy while accusing Cairns of using the unemployment issue for politics. NSW and ACT figures show rising jobless totals as private industry calls for government action to spur growth and meet vacancies.
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Snedden's Son Goes On Dole In Melbourne
Marc Snedden the 21 year old son of the Federal Opposition Leader is unemployed and on welfare. He says he sought retraining under the National Employment and Training scheme and visited the employment office. He has been without work for about seven months and plans to study or seek a skilled job, noting uncertainty about starting dates and location, while his father cautions about unemployment.
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Limits on car imports considered in Canberra talks
Federal Government weighs tighter controls on imported cars to protect about 5,000 GM-H jobs. ACTU president Hawke says government and GM-H management will discuss measures after talks with Cairns in Melbourne. Hawke hopeful decision will aid Australian manufacture and preserve workforces with no immediate retrenchment.
Bazooka attack injures seven on Yugoslav airliner in Paris
Police report a bazooka strike at Paris Orly Airport damaged a Yugoslav airliner while El Al planes nearby remained intact. Seven people reportedly hurt in the incident as two men were involved in the attack and fled during the raid.
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Fremantle tanker refloated after seven hours of effort
The Bruni stened tanker Fremantle was refloated today in Fremantle Harbour after a seven hour operation. Crews worked to free the vessel following grounding near the port, regaining stability and moving to a safe position for inspections.
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Victoria opposes Caltex plea in global concerns
Fragmented article notes opposition to a Caltex plea amid United Nations debates. Mentions attempts to reflect humanitarian conscience and a push by nations to regulate crude oil carriage. Text is unclear and contains stray phrases about shipping, governments, and entertainment pages.
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