Mawson doctor to contest ACT Liberal party bid in federal race
A Mawson doctor, Dr Flugher, emerged as a Liberal candidate for the ACT in the western federal election. The party chair noted a shift after the recent defeat, with Flugher promising active involvement and a background spanning Wagga born upbringing and St Joseph’s schooling in Sydney.
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Nader Sees Safer Standards Gaps in Australian Cars
In an ABC interview and Sydney committee session, Mr Nader criticized Australian auto safety rules, arguing US recalls show stronger defect notification and mandatory standards. He urged Australian firms to publish recall policies and pressed for tougher federal oversight compared with the United States.
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Recall of millions of vehicles spreads across districts
Late last year and this year General Motors and Ford recalled seven million Chevrolets and Fords. The Goulburn district announced a four million vehicle recall. A drought relief program required vehicle owners to receive registered letters, with the board notifying companies about the defect findings and the mandatory letters.
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Perth Area Shaken by Second Tremor in Two Days
A second earthquake in two days rattled towns east of Perth this afternoon, leaving residents startled as aftershocks were felt near outer suburbs of Perth. Local authorities urged calm and safety checks as residents reported minor structural worries and tremor-related disruptions.
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Fifty get awards for Vietnam honor list announced
In Canberra the Minister for the Army announced 50 officers and men awarded for gallantry and service in Vietnam. Highest decoration went to Brigadier Wert and Brigadiers Hooton and Salmon. Awards include Distinguished Service Orders, Orders of the British Empire, Military Crosses, Distinguished Flying Crosses, and various Medals.
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Senators to Meet in Canberra Two Day Session
Government senators begin a two day meeting in Canberra to discuss detailed matters after the recent parliamentary session. They plan to set the program for the ensuing measure session which starts with the Budget on August 15 and address backlogged legislation to clear the way for the House of Representatives to adjourn for the federal election.
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Pakistan and India reach a six point peace agreement
SIMLA Pakistan and India sign a six point accord after five days of talks. Bhutto and Gandhi promise to settle disputes peacefully and refrain from actions harming relations. They aim for a friendly harmonious relationship and a final settlement in the subcontinent while resisting a curtain over fragile peace.
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Talks on prisoners leave Kashmiri issue unresolved
The agreement pauses on repatriation for 93,000 Pakistani prisoners of war held by India and sets talks to resolve Kashmir and final settlement. It envisions bilateral negotiations, peaceful means, and mutual steps including postal and telegraphic communications while respecting the Line of Control and UN principles.
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Support for arts festival plan grows in council session
The ACT Advisory Council discussed an arts festival proposal amid housing priorities and construction plans. The council noted uncertainty over funding allocations and potential impacts on local housing projects during the prior night’s briefing.
Observer mood at Premier conference shows smoother federal workings
Report notes observers expressing satisfaction with how the federal system operates under developments discussed at the conference. David Solomon and Bolle are mentioned in association with the coverage.
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Protestants ease barriers in Belfast areas
In Belfast, Protestant groups have pared down barriers they had erected around certain neighborhoods. The report notes reduced access and fewer security measures as life returns to normal in affected districts.
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Takeaway Cloud Seeding Vietnam War Mentioned
The United States allegedly seeded clouds over Vietnam for rainfall manipulation for military advantage over nine years. Reports say this meteorological warfare involved silver iodide, drew protest from State Department officials, and lacked international conventions. A Canberra plan for takeaway food villages is also described, with clustered sites to serve residents and visitors.
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Ancient city unearthed in Arad Israel by archaeologists
Israeli archaeologists report the unearthing of a 5000 year old Canaanite city at Arad overlooking the Dead Sea. The dig, begun yesterday, reveals temples houses streets and squares along with bones of domestic animals in the site near Arad in Israel.
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Fischer demands more money for Iceland match
US chess champion Bobby Fischer threatened to skip the world championship in Iceland unless organizers meet his financial demands. He claimed fatigue or illness were not the reasons for staying away and sought about 20 percent of the project’s prize pool in addition to his share of the 125000 dollars guaranteed by the International Chess Federation. Spassky remained in Iceland as weeks of tension mounted over Fischer’s pay dispute.
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Elected A women’s group of the Frofesional Oficers
A small women’s group within the professional officers association names new leadership and outlines plans for upcoming events and community outreach. Members emphasize collaboration, skill development, and fundraising for local programs.
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