Sloth and stress linked to heart issues says foundation
Sir Stanley Stumley, president of the National Heart Foundation, urged Australians to adopt exercise and lifestyle changes to cut heart attack risk. He cited data showing risk factors like smoking, high blood pressure, and inactivity substantially raise danger, with about 10,000 deaths yearly from heart disease.
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Manly
Ervine
Amt
Foviening
Fyody
Australia
Sie
Stanley
Aewe
Ralyth Reauler
Sir Stabley
Rorne
Si Stumley
U Phi
Presimme
Defence planning changes and inter service integration
Defence planning changes propose forming a joint staff drawing specialists from each service to act as an army planner, navy officer, and air force member. The aim is to reduce exclusive service interests and align staff with overall Australia defence needs rather than a single service. The system shift may strengthen inter departmental power while maintaining service lines through joint interviews and a chief interface.
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Tor Yin
Mhenestathe
Australia
Austria
Technal
Serice Mail
Serview
de Hence Department
Fome
Stall Coma Smultee
Singapore and Australia discuss trade boosts and water plans
Singapore seeks to boost trade with Australia while discussing drought reserves and water sharing under the Snowy scheme. Sir William Hudson notes regulated flows avoid spills and that the plan benefits outweigh inconveniences to electricity authorities. The Australian talks include Goh Keng Swee’s delegation on export promotion and potential Singaporean investment. In Melbourne, Melbourne’s Jewish community faces heightened security after an attack on a synagogue, with damage estimated at $3,000 and disruptions to services.
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Singapore
Goh Keng Swee
Austalia
Furonby
Thidustry
Sinclair
Ministry of Finance
Rehiev
Goh
Harold Park
Canberra
Taj
Tuie
Sawport
Lew
Ators
Owert
Wah
Wireetor
Jr Paiglouirn Agi
Ines Industries
Wanes Revues
Fea
Cnenulaies
Gonsalt
Wiliam
Bowen Awaits Report On Pamphlet Controversy
Commonwealth Police are still preparing a report for the Attorney General Mr Bowen following confiscation of pamphlets urging youths not to enlist and to sabotage army gear if conscripted. The report is expected within the next few days, with no decision until early next week.
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Commonwealth Police
Attorneyeneral
Bowen
Attorney-Genet
EIA
Onder
RAAB
Porth Worth
Texas
General Dianies Corporation
Australia
RAAP
Fort Wort
Victorian wage tax to stay until 1970
The Victorian Government plans to keep the wage tax until 1970 with compensation via the wintermax reimbursement, reviewed in 1970. Premier Sir Henry Bolte stated abolition would be proposed in Parliament in 1970 but take effect only when proclaimed. He warned the revenue loss must be offset to avoid hardship. Commonwealth public servants would still owe tax for past six months by July 1. The plan faces exemptions for one man businesses and other cases.
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Henry Bolte
Victoria
Sir Menry
Henry
Ghali Abou Antoyn
Crosdem
Etney
Ain Cehinon
Aertien
Athaman
Amuch
Lenis
iMeur
Renshns
Todhy Nellan
Henri
Migration official on two charges shocks court
John Corel Haster once a Commonwealth migration officer in Beirut was committed to the ACT Supreme Court on two charges for destroying documents and related frauds. The case references his duties, visa irregularities, and payments totaling £70. Interpreters and interviews were involved as evidence was presented. A visa for Lebanon had been discussed amid alleged deception and misdirections by officials.
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Schlich Street
Yarralumla
Commonwealth— Migration
Ificer
Beirut
Lebanon
ACT Supreme Court
Hermes
Haster
Rency
SAISO
Hamilion
Hus
Boutras
Youssef Antoun
Ter
Croyden
Sale
Muttal
Amewerine
J.P. Ty
Top Hani Fon
Alan Graham Robertson
Jomcer
Jat
Robertan
Heath
Me Morin
Huster
Amily Vhat
Haster Teoherton
Australia
Study of State abortion law refused
Melbourne Monday Chief Justice's Law Reform Committee refused a State Government request to study the abortion law. The Government sought independent advice on the issue but the committee would not enter policy matters. Cabinet will decide in its own time after examining input from the Crown Law Department and various groups.
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Melbourne
Chief Justice's Law Reform Committee
Gumiomivtes
Attorney-Cienerat
Mc Reid
Govermment
Comittee
Law
Sydney
Faesieadle
Unnce
Comunittes
Miotodlers
Crown Law Department
Forma
Elewhere
S If Henry
Liberal Party
Labor Party
Issie
Inquiry ordered into drought water reserve plan
The Australian minister ordered an inquiry into a Snowy Mountains drought relief scheme to reserve 750000 acre feet of water in Lake Fucumbene for drought relief. He said the plan could cut the heavy cost of relief, while noting disputes with Sir William Hudson over electricity effects.
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Fightliiy
Wagga
Fairbairn
Snowy Mountains
Commonwealth
Sir Williames
Lake Fucumbene
Eairtuirn
Sir William
State's power crisis ends in Hobart shutdowns end
Hobart ends a 20 percent power cut the toughest in the state's history as electric supply returns. Street lights, businesses and homes switch on after rationing began December 1. Retailers report fewer losses as lights and heating resume, with some predicting smaller bills and cautious reopening.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Inop
Hndrorelectric — Commission
Hobb
Fio
Hince Jennings
Hobart Champher of Commerce
Muddy taps plague Canberra housewife daily
Mrs Thompson reports muddy water from hot and cold taps in Canberra home as workmen from the Department of Works flush mains outside. Water clears briefly then returns, prompting a formal complaint to the Works Department and delay in repairs. Neighbors say the problem has persisted for weeks with no resolution.
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Lesley Thowpann
Canberra
Ber Hughes
Department of Works
Thompson
Mig ‘Phompson
Works Department
Thornpcoe
Ine Teller
Wien
Dell
Perar
Forrest garbage collection delayed in Canberra area
Waste Transfers Ltd began an emergency two truck collect in the Forrest district after two-way routing units failed. Bins were out Sunday and due to be cleared by 2 pm yesterday, with Grey Street Empee Circuit National Circuit and Hobart Avenue affected. Manager J Kinnane said trucks would run at 6 am and finish by 9 am.
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Forrest
Grey Street
Empee Circuit
National Circuit
Hobart Avenue
J. Kinnane
Canberra
Waste Transfers Ltd
Tam
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