Liberal writ on vote enrolment appeal in Adelaide
A Liberal Party member David Tones served a writ on the Commonwealth after enrolment was refused for a 18 year old in Adelaide. The case proceeds under Section 34 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act with a next Thursday hearing at the Adelaide Magistrates Court. In Darwin the Australian Labor Party seeks to test 18 year olds voting rights at the federal election with Attorney General Senator Greenwood stating the age limit may not be viable.
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Fragmented Late News Item From Unknown Locale
Obscure OCR segment shows jumbled names and phrases with no clear event dates or identifiable organizations. Readable bits mention possible locations and numbers but lack coherent context or outcome to summarize a specific news item.
Budget deficit of 187 million announced by Treasurer
The Treasurer Mr Snedden announced yesterday that the deficit for 1971-72 would exceed the Budget estimate, with expenditures totaling 0322 million against a 430 million revenue forecast. He noted new policy measures since August adding about 140 million to Commonwealth expenditure and 12 million in revenue, while emphasising shortfalls in company tax and customs duties.
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Balance of trade improves in 1971-72 with higher exports
Trade data show a 12 month period ending June 30 with a $922.8 million surplus, up from $224.6 million in 1970-71. Exports reach $433.6 million in June 1972 and imports $290.6 million, while freight and insurance costs total $461 million for the year.
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Austrana
Contempt of rights not accepted says Graaff in Cape Town
Opposition leader Sir David de Villiers Graaff warned a Cape Town meeting that the Nationalist Government's policies threaten individual dignity and race relations. He cited foreign pressure over South Africa's sporting ties and criticized education policy dictating language and educational content. The speech framed by concerns over government power and its social impact.
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Singapore PM says communists dispersed to universities abroad
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew claimed his government dispersed communist students and faculty to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand to break up concentrations at Nanyang University. He said many dispersed students became middle class. ABC aired interview recorded in Singapore. Canberra reported reaction as unknown.
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Austalia
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Nanyang Universite
Dispersal plan over education as Singapore talks of scholars
Australian and Singapore officials discuss dispersing Chinese language students amid accusations of communist influence. Mr Lee defends suitability certificates used to screen applicants for higher education. The dialogue links Singapore's Chinese language schools to the University of Nanyang and the spread of cadres. News traces reactions from Canberra to Singapore and New Zealand while noting scholarships abroad.
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Government oil freeze continues amid strike shortages
With under 20,000 gallons of light heating oil in store and no reliable supply, the Department of Works allocates oil by priority. Canberra Hospital will receive for its geriatric area while other hospitals and many departments face empty stores. Some schools briefly received fuel. most retailers report limited or no delivery, forcing officials to consider contingency measures as public servants brace for potential cold-weather discomfort.
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Blizzard Hits Snowy Mountains Ski Areas
Severe weather battered the Snowy Mountains with heavy sun and strong winds along Kendusky Road between Wilsons Valley and Pereshen. Snow fell at Bull's Head totaling 10 inches, while Canberra saw light showers and subzero temperatures. Weather centre reported blizzard conditions at several resorts and very cold nights.
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Yass Wool Group Seeks Women’s Advancement Circle
A Yass district grazier, Mr Bruce Merriman, backs forming a second women’s wool advancement group in Yass to boost local wool industry and support female growers.
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Landslide Toll Rises in Southern Japan after Seme rough
The landslide disaster in southern Japan grows direr with 33 dead and 109 missing. Rescue workers struggle to reach 141 buried victims in Shigeto as more slides threaten other towns. Police warn the toll may climb further and hindered efforts persist.
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New home for art treasures moves to Fyshwick Mall
The national art collection will relocate to Molonglo Mall in Fyshwick as a temporary four year home. Officials aim to stabilize the collection before completing restoration and framing during ongoing construction. Most works are currently scattered in the National Library and government buildings, with a large portion already in storage.
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Haircut price rise discussed by master barbers group
A' repontat te Can berra Master Hairdremers Association planned a September increase for men's haircuts to 150 dollars, a move not confirmed last night. President Martone led the discussion amid unclear details.
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New 35 Hour Week Gains Across Shipping Unions
Sydney unions win a 35 hour week for seamen and clerical staff at major liner terminals. The agreement aligns with the Waterside Workers Federation trend and signals broader reforms, touching clerks, drivers, packers, and other shipyard workers across multiple companies.
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Arpirdiion Commission
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Tovemen Round Packers
Othe Seaiamer Company
Fot Samainer Shipping
Second radio licence to be sought
Philippines report hints at a new radio license push amid religious tensions between Christian and Muslim communities. The Office of Secondary Industry is described as evaluating proposals while officials discuss expansion plans and government talks continue on media governance.
Move on R. W. Miller real estate dispute noted
Report outlines a new maneuver in the R. W. Miller Holdings matter. Ampol Petroleum officials and advisers deny plans to seize control. They seek to halt diversions and suspend Miller shares while aiming to invalidate the rate. The proceedings, tied to Howard Amith Irv, are noted as ongoing.
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