ANU study advances solar power with novel method
The Australian National University researchers led by Peter Cardin pursue a thermio-chemical process to convert solar energy into storable fuel. Using large mirror arrays to absorb heat, the system aims to resynthesize ammonia at a central plant, enabling a heat absorbing chemical reaction for efficient energy storage and reuse. A prototype is eyed with industry interest for testing soon.
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Research School of Physical Sciences
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Carden
Federal purchase of drug industry group
The Government signed a 6 million dollar purchase of Faenmac Industries Thy Ln and associated firms to gain access to Australian drug production and distribution. The acquisition transfers control of firms including Fawns and McAllan Pty and related entities, keeping operations largely unchanged for now.
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Federal Purchase of Drug Industry Group
Tony Leary
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Stig Rarketing and Manufacturing Company
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Australia
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Croydon Investments Pty Ltd
Late News Fragment About Obscure Event
A fragmented late news item provides few readable facts about an event. Names, places, and clear details are unreadable, leaving only vague references to time and possible proceedings without verifiable specifics.
Defamation law reform outlined by Australian AG Enderby
The Attorney General Mr Enderby announced an urgent reform program covering defamation, censorship of printed matter, a modern criminal code for Australian territories, and creation of a human rights commission. He outlined plans to advance uniform consumer credit measures and censorship regulations while pushing for a modern criminal code for the ACT and Northern Territory. The reforms aim to give effect to international commitments and set the national agenda in defamation and censorship policy.
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Alithera Territory
Beirut clash leaves 100 dead and hundreds injured
Police reported 100 killed and hundreds wounded in Beirut after a wave of fighting between left and right wing groups. Explosions and gunfire shattered the city centre with bodies found among debris as authorities urged calm.
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Beirut
Everal
Yeslenhiy
Opposition in quandary on Senate replacement after sudden death
Queensland politics face a constitutional dilemma after Senator B R Milliner's sudden death. Premier Joh Bjelke Petersen weighs how and when to appoint a Labor replacement. Opposition leaders urged adherence to convention, while Labor and National Party advisers argued for a timely neutral selection.
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Fraser
National Country Party
Anthony
Rielhe-Petersen
Fender
Sines
Dunstan denies more to keep PM out of SA
South Australia Premier Dunstan denies trying to bar Prime Minister Whitlam from addressing a major meeting during the state election campaign. He notes a 3264 million transfer of funds including railways, a commission purchase, and a planned sale as part of the state’s finances. Opposition figures claim pressure to influence the PM’s Adelaide visit.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Whitlam
Dinnstan
Canberra
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Legislative Council
Cranty Commission
Removing bends and court remarks in Australian case
A court in the ACT heard about road work delays and a three month window for trade disruption. Judge indicated public confidence in justice hinges on community acceptance of court-imposed measures. Names such as Lyall Tysieretiin and Macarthur Avera appeared in discussion of the case.
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Lyall Tysieretiin
Macarthur Avera
Wentneen
Justice Sud
ACT Supreme Court
Law Viewpoints Cited By Judge On Sentencing
The judge noted public views and confidence in sentencing, citing vocal community sections and recent publicity on rape trials. He argued deterrence and societal safety guide penalties, while acknowledging potential misinformation and the limits of public opinion in judicial decisions. Page 7.
Doctor silent on res pond to Health Minister call
The president of the ACT Medical Association Bir Fohn Connors said yesterday he did not think it necessary to respond to a call by the Minister for Health Dy Let Higham last week for the association to publicly and unequivocally state that private doctors who wish to take personal employment or seek full time salaried employment in Canberra hospitals are free to do so.
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ACT
Bir Fohn Connors
Labor senator dies in Brisbane
Labor man Mert Milner, 63, a senator active in Queensland politics and the party’s central executive, collapsed and died in Brisbane. He had devoted about a quarter of a century to the ALP and the trade movement, leaving a widow and family in mourning.
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Mert Millner
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Hal Gentil
Senate
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Queensland
Uly Lins
Sena
Litwin
Bert Milner
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Hayden to block more by surgeons The Treasures mir Hey den
A garbled report mentions government moves to block actions by surgeons and a Victorian charge related to public ward patients after a new medical introduction. It references India and a special ordinance shielding government from arrest procedures, with mentions of a court case and a law society catalyzing extradition and housing actions. The page notes housing efforts by NCDC and a rugby incident involving Mick Chal with penalties.
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