Community TV Offer by Canberra TV Ltd Sparks Debate
Canberra TV Ltd offered 12 hours daily program time at low cost to local access groups with a view to moving from black and white to colour production. The move sparked criticism from a Canberra group opposed to the licence and raised questions about community access versus commercial control.
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Losin Sear von
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Australia
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Canberra
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Bomb explodes in Noumea meeting room
A bomb exploded in a Noumea Territorial Assembly meeting room as officials prepared for a working session. The device, with a timing fuse, was tied to dynamite and left near the president of the Assembly. The attack appears linked to separatist calls by the Canaque Liberation Front seeking independence for New Caledonia.
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Chamber of the Territoral Assembly
Oversea
Departments
Territories
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Mrv Uregei
Eniremiit Sogins
Sires
Canaque Liberation Front
Politi
New Caledonia
Naumen
Food use seen for sewage in Brisbane project
Brisbane veterinary scientist develops a four step process to convert sewage into edible protein for animal feed. Yeast grown on fermented sewage extracts volatile fatty acids for protein. aims to cut pollution and odors from sewage and support poultry and pig feeds.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Brisbane City
Oxley
Local Holt family thrives on zucchini harvests
Megan Graham, age two, helps with her father Wayne Graham’s vegetable plot in Holt. The family reports savings of several dollars weekly on produce, with zucchini dominating a backyard harvest that also includes pumpkins, corn, and potatoes. The narrative notes the garden’s productivity and the high value of homegrown food.
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Holt
Graham
Welt
Wayne Graham
Texst
Anil Aueshinn
Me ‘Nleshin
Papuan rebel public servant ousted in Papua New Guinea
Port Moresby reports that Kami Kaumi, a suspended PNG public servant and leader of the Papuan Republican Government, was dismissed as Secretary of the Interior after a cabinet recommendation. A tribunal found disloyal conduct at a late October rally, transferring him to a subordinate post while investigations proceed.
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Wii
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Bungendore Show Draws Crowd With Strong Entries
An annual Bungendore show attracted a good crowd yesterday. Gate receipts reached 72 pounds, significantly higher than last year’s takings of 1,087. Entries in horse and poultry sections were particularly strong. President Les Rewilon praised safety and the day’s smooth run, noting strong exhibits and steady attendance despite gusty weather.
Opposition to visit Hawke to protest PLO visas
Australian Labor Party leader Hawke and ACTU head urge the Prime Minister Whitlam to bar five PLO members from entering Australia for a five week visit due February 21. Hawke plans talks in Torna NSW on Wednesday night amid ALP executive meeting spars. Adelaide and Western Australia officials say no PLO delegation will be received or aided.
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Australian Labor Party
ACTU
Hawke
Whitlam
Palestine Liberation Organisation
Australia
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Mir Hawke
Mir White Lam
Torna
Nsw
ALP
Adelaide
South Australia
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PLO
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Irene Alloten
Abe Muhaeth
Arun Isan
Palestine Laboration Organisation
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Australian Federation of Air Flows
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Australian Labor clash over PLO delegation visit
Victorian ALP executive member Mr Hawke faces off with organiser Mr W Harley to block the PLO delegation while Melbourne Jewish leaders urge peaceful protests. Delegation visas are debated with calls for moderation and security assessments amid protests planned across Australia.
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ALP
PLO
W. Harley
Maclay
Apie
Po Hed
Seglay
Melbourne
Depu- Keeh Leib
Boul UX
Australia
Veto on P.N.G.'s Mercedes order sparks ministerial rift
Papua New Guinea Transport Minister Okuk announced cancellation of a planned fifty to sixty car fleet for VIP use. He blamed a biased press campaign and political pressure from the Chief Minister to overrule cabinet approval. Government drivers refused to chauffeur ministers and dignitaries for Independence Day events amid claims of government extravagance.
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Papua New Guinea
Mr Okuk
Me Sixmore
Cate
Ohi
Me ‘Somare
Fresattres
Ae Amiss Feishing
Communist leader barred from visiting ACT club
Canberra public turmoil over Communist Party of Australia leader Jack Mundey being refused permission to speak at the Canberra Workmen's Club. A tentative January 10 booking was canceled after a club employee and board discussions, with officials citing policy and a blocking letter sent to Mundey’s party. Mundey, traveling from Sydney, intended to address a packed meeting in Canberra, while local leaders defended free expression amid the dispute.
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Jack Mundey
Communist Party of Australia
Canberra
Mc Muneley
Pani
Bune
Eli Hil
Algerian plan to stabilize world oil prices gains support
Major oil exporters led by Algeria propose freezing or pegging oil prices to stabilize the world economy over five years. The plan aims to limit price swings, with OPEC members to meet in Aspen after a conference in Algiers. U.S. officials discussed potential measures if energy pressures worsen.
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Toutestad
OPEC
Aspiers
Harta
Contumsr Rovernments
Ting Np
England's pace attack dominates a drawn test
The report highlights England's fast bowlers overpowering the batting side in a Test match, with notes on how the pacers controlled proceedings. It mentions a "Freehand" batsman and a tense middle stage as bowlers pressed for a breakthrough, reflecting a decisive pace-dominated innings.
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