Council agrees on mission to Japan
A parliamentary group endorsed a policy push toward Japan involving trade units and government planning. The meeting chaired by Mr Sievel discussed power development, staffing, and preparing papers for forthcoming sessions. Representatives from ACTL, Hawke, and the National Finplayers Association attended.
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Council
Japan
Gesterdis
Jay
Rein
Bon
Mr Street
Dicaninetli
Lin Mersinh
Nth
Aysisal i Lavina
Gwuvermnenty Fy
Street
Ultrl Relations Bureau
Nc Sinerivment
Sievel
Yenterday
Bank faces action over alleged round-robin transactions
In NSW Supreme Court the Corporate Misftirs Commission seeks action against a bank over a suspected round-robin series of July transactions linked to four companies, alleging involvement in a complex scheme. Receiver appointment discussions emerged as former directors sought a receiver to replace an alleged failing authority amid about 4.77 million dollars in questioned funds.
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Sydney
Nsw
NSW Supreme Court
New South Wales
Fvision
Needham
Crawford Wait
Sohin Edward Walker
Gavin John Hoskin
Crave
Seaion
Am Ats
Ree
Allan Quidtion
Australia Ltd
Intercontimental Properties Ply Ltd
Mulkuna Corporation
Crawford
Predicted rise in car registrations sparks fee hike debate
ACT officials and independent members warn of steep increases in car registration and motor licence fees. Mr Hird and Dr Hughes cite government plans coming into force within weeks, while concerns grow over public consultation and the impact on people at the station and broader community.
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ACT Legislative Assembly
Hird
Herd Sad Veaenay
Miormey-Cieneral
Lia
The
Assembly
Fughes
Wna
Escetlay
Hughes
Capitin
Tad
Sugertal
Dickim Motor
Repstrar Af Moor
Lean Wabeke
Webeke
Serace Board
Premiers Back Down on July Loan Interest Rates
Premiers agreed to keep rates unchanged on the Federal Government July loan after a phone vote led by Treasurer Lynch. NSW and WA leaders voiced disappointment at the limited cut, while a cross-state expectation remained for future rate reductions as inflation cools and the budget date nears.
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Lynch
INE
Loan Council
Western Australia
Charley Court
Nsw
Wran
Linch
Commonwealth
Clave
Legal aid staff face job losses under ACT plan
Legal Aid Office lawyers resisting transfer to the ACT Legal Aid Commission risk losing their Public Service jobs. The Public Service Board deems refusal to transfer as refusing reasonable alternative work, while discussions with the Australian Government Employee Organisations proceed and arbitration is considered. Mobility and a national career structure are debated as new ordinance provisions restructure committees and aim to standardize transfer deals.
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Te Case Legal Aid Office
ACT Legal Aid Commission
Public Service
Public Service Board
New Commission
Sith
Counciof
AGLA
Eliicont
Canberra
ALAO
Sigff
Stalfo
Sreeesen Sr Opal
Legis
Lau Safi
Legals
ACT) Commission
The
John Ley
Australia
Canberra bike racks fail fit for top selling cycles
The Capital Development Commission installed racks costing 20 dollars each near Government offices but most adult bikes do not fit. Tests with Raleigh Super Course Peugeot UES and a $600 British racing cycle failed as their axles or frame lengths were too long. Pedal Power ACT Inc blamed poor specifications, and Sunset Pto Ltd began widening racks by three quarters of an inch as orders flow from multiple cities. Construction also began on a three kilometre cycle path linking Commonwealth Avenue Bridge to Telopea Park.
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Canberra
Poones Teamne
Banal Capital Development Commission
South Building
Air Labor
Clements
Pedal Power Act Inc
Malvolin Crompton
NCDC
Sunset Pto Ltd
Queanbeyan
Sunset
Martin Stockman
Civic
NELC
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Telopea Park
Lake Burley Griffin
Wentworth Avenue
Australians Slow In Test Match Summary
London report describes Australia trailing after 138 for four in 186 minutes as Chappell on 67 and Haakes on 36 resist. Houkes and Chappell anchor, while Bowler Hough delivers disciplined length to keep Australians in trouble.
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London
Monnay Laan
Luneh Ausirsts
Secon
Mnnings
Greg Chappel
David Houkes
Tosh Pane
Wiens Dul Hough
Chappell
Haakes
Wiles
Hheresy Gwsine Byeh and Romany Castle in Court
In a court record, Romany Castle and Churetr face a heresy related notice. Ment of trowit Ceretin boy appears as a cited entity while the document details a legal action and involved parties in a local case. Page 2 continues the proceedings with unidentified names and formal motions.
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Romany Castle
Churetr
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