ANU Social Sciences director to retire in August
Professor W D Borrie director of the ANU Research School of Social Sciences will retire when his current term ends in August. He has led the school for five years and is a demographer working on population trends in Australia. The university began advertising for a new director on Saturday.
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Tenders Invite for Traffic Light Upgrades in Canberra
The National Capreal Development Committee invites tenders for traffic lights at intersections on Yamba Drives Kitchener Street Garman Hindmarsh Drive Sredim Street Rivett. Lights form part of a plan to erect in Canberra with tender close on February 1 in Sydney. Sunday closed employers meet tomorrow after talks on potential D4-foor strike by Sydney and Wol longeng alib workers Friday. Jo Shaw of Registered Clubs Association notes club workers breached a $1 weekly pay rise agreement by refusing to retire to work immediately last Friday.
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Death in Michigan fall injures Judith Ann She Kedar
A partial readable report describes Judith Ann She Kedar, 24, of St. Ryle, killed in a fall at a local site. The fragmentary text omits clear details but notes an incident near a tap and Baker, with authorities likely investigating.
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Hamer back SVT y Saruley, Fhe Metaphin Premier
The fragment notes a return of Hamer and Saruley to SVT and mentions Fhe Metaphin Premier with spells of disrupted talcons. The text is garbled but preserves names and a headline tone.
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Preliminary environmental case to be made public soon
NSW Minister for Pes iamental Camtin Me Beale stated Tuesday that a preliminary environment inquiry or review would be made public early this week. The remarks referenced ongoing assessments related to a gas pipeline project and potential public disclosures planned for Sydney.
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Appointment for Sydney press secretary to aviation minister
Dantas publications manager Mfr Tien Pier has been named press secretary to the Minister for Civil Aviation at Transport, My Janes. Me Dive will begin his new duties on January 22.
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Camp village plans on Gold Coast for campers
Sunday report from Briskbanse notes the Gold Coast City Council negotiating with private investors to create a self contained holiday village. Mayor Alderman A Small says measures may block improved paths and park facilities. Government considers closing Riera Caravan Park as an alternative for holiday campers.
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Fifth win secures lead for Bartsik in Australian junior chess
Adelaide reports the Australian Junior Chess Championship where Robert Bartsik of Victoria extended his dominance with a fifth win, defeating Ronald Cooper of Western Australia in round six. He now leads with five wins, one draw, no losses, and is poised to capture the title amid a field featuring Cooper, Lewinsky, Wieldsen, Hartung, McLeod, and many others from NSW, SA, and VIC.
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Woman Drowns in Parl ing River Near Menindee Found
The body of John Met ferson from 20oof Hroken Hill was found yesterday in the Parl ing River near Menindee after a prolonged search that began on Monday stalled. Local authorities work to identify the deceased and notify next of kin.
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Teeth Found Near North Port as Search Seeks Clues
Local divers recovered teeth believed linked to a missing person after Sunday’s sea search near North Port. Authorities said the items appeared to originate from the suspected case and will be analyzed for identification and timing, as teams continue investigations into the disappearance and potential site evidence.
Sydney Visit Hints at New TV Show Plans
CBS correspondent Mr Dean arrived in Sydney today to discuss a potential Blonvnite program for the popular Ninth Mires show, signaling possible changes to Australian broadcasts and upcoming elections.
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Girl Found Dead at Home in Wilhis Street
Police spokesman said no suspicious circumstances after a four year old girl was found dead at her home on Wilhis Street. Details remain scant as investigators continue to probe the incident.
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Oil firms ban overtime across 5 states as talks loom
Oil industry workers face a potential nationwide strike if negotiations on a new award fail. The TWL set a Wednesday deadline for talks on pay, hours, and conditions for 2800 workers after the old agreement expired last year. A TW group in WSW seeks a stake, while the TW opposes their presence at talks.
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Home-buying advice and school sex education in National Times
This week’s National Times offers a second part of a home-seeker’s guide with detailed rent or buy advice and money-saving tips. It also covers how schools teach sex education, aging success strategies, mining profits, Ray Robinson’s cricket writing, and notes on the new generation in cricket.
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Ray Robinson
Stormy Weather Impacts Port Town and Market Sale
Weather danger slows port activity as heavy rain returns since November. Traders report disrupted stock movement and a planned sale of damaged stock by Mr Harper. Barriers murmur about delays, while Pearce faces scrutiny over wind damage and safety concerns at the veranda area.
Review of migrant travel on Qantas
Review of migrant travel arrangements involving Qantas is under scrutiny by the Australian government. Minister for Transport and Civil Aviation Mr Jones indicated about 85% of migrants to Australia would be carried by Qantas or chartered services, and he pledged a close examination during the international air service arrangements review.
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Union Labor Benefit Policy Narrowed to Union Members
The Labour Minister, Mr Cameron, reaffirmed that unit benefits including the extra week’s pay for public servants apply only to union members. Commonwealth departments will pay employees assuming employer union membership unless the union notifies otherwise. Employees have a reasonable period to prove eligibility. a spokesman for the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association did not comment.
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Policemen Injured in Chimaru Party Brawl
In Chimaru South Island a party gatecrash by about 20 youths led to a full scale brawl injuring two policemen. They were taken to hospital, discharged later, and several vehicles and shopfronts sustained damage. Police expect charges as inquiries continue.
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Six hurt in knife fight at Sydney Kings Cross incident
SYDNEY Sunday report says six men were wounded in a knife fight after a party near a Darlinghurst club. Police say the brawl began early morning at a youth gathering. several victims were taken to St Vincent’s Hospital. Names and ages of injured men are listed, with details on their injuries and current conditions.
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Parlor Owner Killed. Police Seek Teen Suspects
Detectives hunted for a girl and three youths questioned in connection with the murder of parlor owner Bert Brisgell, 38. The incident occurred Friday night after Brisgell telephoned police saying he had been stabbed and died in the arms of officers.
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Robbers assault couple in Sydney near Berantia Park
Two masked men attacked a couple after a party near Cove River, Berantia Park. They bound and assaulted the man, took 50 from his shirt, 8.37 from the glovebox, and fled. the woman was released later. The man, a two year old? recovering in Ryde Hospital after the assault.
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AMA not spoiling for a fight promises talks with government
Sydney report says the Federal Council of the Austrian Medical Association aims for a working arrangement with the Federal Government on the proposed health scheme. Dr Fuward Stuckes says there is no intent to clash, while some fear government control and fee changes. The AMA will submit representations and review fee structures, with talks described as reasonable and productive.
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Six Killed on NSW Roads Over Weekend
NSW traffic toll rose to 35 for the weekend with seven deaths in crashes on major highways. Kenneth Pope, 28, of South Camden, died when thrown from a semitrainer’s cab on the Moun Lois Highway near Kianties. Police blamed high speeds and advised caution on divided highways.
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Iran Ambassador-Designate Visits Australia
An Iran ambassador designate, Hussein T. Eshbraghi, says he aims to expound and strengthen Australia Iran ties. The Australian department of something notes his appointment and future planned activities as part of diplomatic exchanges.
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Teen struck by hit and run car near Surfers Paradise
Brisbane reports a 17 year old, Robert Stephen Fors of Tamworth, was hit by an unidentified car that failed to stop while he was leaning on the door of his parked vehicle at Surfers Paradise. He was taken to Alexandra Hospital with injuries described as serious. Police said the incident occurred last night and the driver fled.
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