Cambodian Contingent Arrives at Richmond for Australian Training
Seventy Cambodian soldiers and airmen arrived at Richmond RAAF base northwest of Sydney for training at Australian service schools under the current program. The group includes students to study jungle warfare, with courses at Canberra Technical College and safety measures noted as part of the security plan.
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Sydmny. Lund
Richmond
Raaf Base
Sydney
Australan
Perth housing costs and wheat shipment delays captured
Police search yields no results as inland reports of infant safety concerns surface. South Korea weighs importing around 10 000 tons of Australian wheat over US supplies due to US West Coast dock strikes delaying shipments. Royal Agricultural Society of NSW acknowledges receipt of Santa Gertnidis sailings and NSW government plans delivery of West Bed wing aircraft for aerial photography.
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Seoul
Aapreuter
South Korea
Australia
United States
House Sale Sparks Bid At Auction In NSW Crescent Barton
A one bedroom fully equipped home in Crescent Barton, NSW, sold at auction for a strong bid of about 3 000 pounds. The sale drew a crowd of around 50 people. The bid came amid lively competition as bidders sought the property in a rising market.
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Nsw
Crescent
Barton
Siene
Milk loading shift sought by ACT dairy co op
The ACT Milk Distributors Co operative asks 10 bulk suppliers in Canberra and nearby to move loading to 1 pm from the usual 4:45 pm and to limit pre dawn sales. Spokespersons cite health compliance and delays for drivers, while some vendors reportedly ignore ACT rules. The co operative plans to approach the Health Department and police to regulate the loading times.
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ACT Milk Distributors Co-operative
Canberra
Bega
Hewia
Mk Heim
Sor
Saul
Co-operative
Department of Health Police
Call for Child Care Reforms in Melbourne
Melbourne clergy urged reforms in child care including home help services and community treatment programs as institutional centres struggle with rising numbers. The Reverend Dennis galley noted 320 children awaiting care next term, calling for diverse options beyond dormitory placements to assist deprived children.
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Dennis Galley
Dreir
Melbourne
Oakley
Melbourne Air Church
Iren
Allam
Australia Party could win ACT seat in federal vote
Political analyst Malcolm Mackerras said the Australia Party could gain a seat in the ACT at the federal elections. He noted general discontent with major parties and potential crossbench support. The party planned seats in NSW Tasmania Queensland Western Australia and likely more as campaigns run nationwide.
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Sydney
Australia
Act
Malcolm — Mackerras
Sal
Austra Party
Ahd
House of Representatives
Mackerras
Gauks
Liberal Party
Kea Etuerty
Avril Paris
Mir Fergus
Paris
Mittagong
Nsw
Tasmania
Queenslan
Australand
Ms Express
Siner
Australa
Atu
Maui
Five road deaths in NSW toll climbs this year
NSW authorities report five road deaths this week with one pedestrian among the victims. Phillip George Thompson, 41, of Victor, dies in Wagen hospital at 11 15 am. Stanley Bissett, 51, of Cessnock, dies when his car leaves the road and hits a pole. Rodney James Ke, 42, of Maifield, dies when his car leaves the road and crashes into a tree on the Pacts Highway. Sonia McDonald, 18, of Blacktown, killed outside her home by a passing car. The year’s toll reaches 36, with figures showing a drop from the previous year.
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Phillip George Thompson
Victor
Wagen Hospital
Stanley Bissett
Cessnock
Rodney James Ke
Maifield
Pacts
Raimond Terence
Sonia McDonald
Blacktown
Copter crash inquiry and bomb blast report
A Brisbane Sunday report describes an inquiry into a copter crash and a bomb blast near Auckland. Officials say the blast damaged a building and front doors, with police investigations continuing as court action and safety reviews are pursued.
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Brisbane
Don
McAny
Dayal Pondrel
Parents plan protest over Tharwa Primary transport cut
Parents of 10 Tharwa Primary School pupils will protest tomorrow afternoon against the Department of Education and Science decision to remove a conveyance allowance. They demand arrangements for transport to the nearest school as no bus service exists to Tharwa. A spokesman said ministers are considering the matter as Canberra officials travel for a cabinet meeting.
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Tharwa
Department of Education and Science
Tharwa Primary
Schoo
Valimia
Hinev
Revalian Medical
MteBride
Ator- Sosing
MeHrde
Ewald
ANU
Mather
Young girl petitions for local playground in Weston
Amanda Bromfield a 12 year old girl on Ironside Street Weston circulated a petition urging the block opposite her home be mown and turned into a safe play area. She gathered 83 signatures showing concern over weeds and lack of nearby parks for the suburb’s many children.
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Amanda Bromfield
Ironside Street
Weston
Siiery
Wat
Weston Primary
Felde
Ironside
Buvelot
Melanes
Ince
National Capital Development Commission
Amanda
A. Bromfield
Controversy Over Foetus Drug Testing Raises Ethics
Canberra experts discuss a controversial Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences article proposing testing drugs on unborn fetuses. Doctors warn practical and ethical barriers, noting abortion, consent, and maternal risk, while proponents argue possible future medical insights.
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Lyne Benaccologst
de Willan Atdride
Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences
Warder strike threat looms at Pentridge Jail
Melbourne Sunday report says the Minister for Social Welfare Mr Smith will meet a deputation of Pentridge Jail warders tomorrow morning to avert a threatened strike by the staff. The deputation, likely led by the Section secretary Mr McN Banner, comes as warders accuse the administration of file retention and note hardened criminals increasingly work on the jail farm amid alleged alcohol issues.
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Melbourne
Hospital Employees’ Federation
Ess
No 1
The
HEF
Keith Mitchell
S00
Sandown
Satiray
Mr Smith
Pentridge
Smith
Mir EV. Shade
Senith
A Peneridge
Victorian Public Servce Association
Men
Banner
Nabalco seeks area of Gove for woodchip project
Sydney reports Nabalco Pty Ltd requests federal assurances that land ownership will not block a woodchip industry plan for Arnhem Land. The probe aims to study a 890,000 square mile proposal on the Gove Peninsula with potential Aboriginal employment, equity offers, and a further feasibility study, amid tensions over land rights and exploitation.
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Sydney
Nabalco Pty Ltd
Arnhem
Nabals
Gove Peninsula
Nahalcn Ltd
Osveans
Fem
Melbourne
Sunda
York
Nabalco
Victorian
Solle
PX. Purcell
Oh Fibal Group
Oni Nabalco
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Malabar
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Undstey
Socialist Party of Australia
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Whirlpool Ithe Derwent River
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Kevin Douglas Nieth
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Malcolm Krome
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