Mountain tower move fails in ACT Supreme Court
An interim injunction to halt work on the Black Mountain telecommunications tower was dismissed by Mr Justice Fox in the ACT Supreme Court. Dr Bruce Eric Kent and others sought the injunction against the Minister for Works, Senator Cavanagh, the Postmaster-General, and the Commonwealth. A gazetted boundary change for the Black Mountain reserve was declared invalid, possibly delaying related works until properly gazetted. The case is listed for mention on Friday with costs to be borne by the parties incurring them. The judge noted the importance of accessible avenues for citizens to challenge government actions.
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Black Mountain
Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Bruce Eric Kent
Works
Cavanagh
Bowen
Commonwealth
Black Mountain Reserve
Canberra
League
A. G. W. Keys
Peking
Aloef
Rsls Ca
China
Australia
Dr Fitzgerald
Foreign Ministry
ACTI
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
France
ACTU
Boys vow to never go to sea again after Ocean Monarch scare
Laurie Bailey and his brother David, ages 12 and 11, slipped aboard the Ocean Monarch at Circular Quay unaware of being at sea. The ship moved, both boys grew seasick, and they were returned to Sydney. Police said no charges. Parents were alerted after the disappearance.
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Laurie Bailey
David
Circular Quay
Laurie
Purses
Townsville
Sydney
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Batley
Cattle Theft Hits Wee Jasper Area in Ongoing Toll
Police say more than 100 cattle have been stolen in the Wee Jasper region over recent months with totals likely higher as stock owners tally losses. Estimated value about 12000 dollars. Yass grazier Richard Walker reported 20 cattle stolen. other losses include five or six each as police run extra patrols and check abattoirs and saleyards.
Australia withdraws from SEATO PX-49 naval exercise
Australia will not participate in SEATO naval exercises PX-49 to be held in the South China Sea with Thai Philippine New Zealand United States and Royal Navies. The decision follows the absence abroad of Defence Minister Barnard and President Whitlam’s approval.
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RAN
South China Sea
Canberra
Manila
New Zealand
United States
Whitlam
Defence
Barnard
SEATO
Bangkok
France warns aircraft of danger time
Wellington reports France issuing an air warning for Muoroa Atoll nuclear test zone in the Pacific from midnight Wednesday Kewealand time to Morross. The Notice to Airmen Office in Paris and Civil Aviation official confirm the 60 nautical mile test zone and Navy ship clearance. New Zealand and French ships shadow each other inside the danger area for hours, altering course without communication.
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Wellington
France
Muuroa Atoll
Pacific
Morross
Paris
Department of Civil Aviation
Mutruroa
New Zealand
New Zealand Press Association
David Barber
Otago
Kirk
Marcara Atoll
Mururoa
France sets two zones for nuclear test near Mururoa
Paris dispatch to Civil Aviation says two zones are designated NED Alpha and NTT Beta near the same point with radial extents 2 miles and 100 miles respectively. Tests could start any day. New Zealand leaders urge France to halt tests as regional tensions rise and protests spread.
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Woice
Ciel Avianon Department Oficial
Met
NED
NTT
Noha
Nine day fortnight for CSIRO Staff comuler convention
Nine day fortnight for CSIRO staff reported with references to a US Secretary of State and mentions of developments at the ALP Federal Conference in Surfers Paradise. The article notes party organisation shifting distinctly from others, hints at Kitlam’s future problems, and cites David Solomon. Page references included.
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Surfers Paradise
Kitlam
David Solomon
Government should make wage decisions say minister
Perth Monday. Dr Cairns, Minister for Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry, urged the Federal Government take wage increase decisions, limit the Arbitration Commission to advisory duties, and base actions on its advice. He criticised courts and commissions, urged long term planning, and warned that workers shifting to more productive roles should not lose normal income.
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Perth
Overseas Trade and Secondary Industry
Dr Cairns
Cairmsad
Planned Industries Assistance Commission
Australian Industries Development Corporation
Cairns
AIDC
Industres Assistance Commission
Talga Ltd Buys Historic Sydney Farm Estate
In Sydney on Monday Talga Ltd, a property investment company, acquired Estates arthur for over $200,000. The purchase funds preservation work including maintaining buildings and protecting Camden Park Estate flock of Merino sheep.
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Sydney
Talga Ltd
Camden Park
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