Ipswich church suspends pastor amid rehab attempt amid drug abuse
Laymen at Ipswich Assembly of God Church virtually sacked Pastor Frank Fullwood after he sought to rehabilitate drug addicts and mentally ill individuals. The board accepted his resignation, granted three months severance, and ordered him to vacate the manse by September 16. Fullwood disputes the move, citing his duties to the congregation, while a separate account notes the church kept the action quiet at a general meeting.
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Hewwich
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Fullavnd
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Ippaich
Diet Aral
Canberra
Castion Police
John
Stewart
Wae University
Camberwell
Yountary
Pastor Fullwood
Prince Pastor Fullwood
Carlton Watchhouse
Goxene
ACT Advisory Council to discuss NS Act amendments
Advisory Council members in the ACT pressed to debate recent National Service Act amendments at the upcoming meeting. Labour figures say the ACT, with universities and technical college nearby, bears unique impacts and seek careful examination within Territory bounds.
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Labor
ACT Advisory Council
National Service Act
Corson Walsh
Hay
Revere
Sorres Patidenes
Aimenti
Labour and National Service
Pabor
Walsh
Advisory Council
Staten
Senate
Australian National University
Canberra Technical College
Russians Sail Van Gogh Sets Sail From Karumba
The Russian fishing ship Van Gogh departed the Karumba Gulf of Carpentaria washing grounds heading to an unknown destination. Captain Commodore A Solyanik announced the ship's future movement. An RAAF Neptune air crew and the RAN patrol craft Attack failed to sight the vessel.
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Brisbane
van Gogh
Karumba
Gulf of Carpentaria
A. Solyanik
RAN
Liberal politician's resignation sparks party dispute
The text recounts Mr Dewar's resignation from Cabinet amid accusations of disloyalty and a scathing critique of this year's Liberal State convention. Messages of support arrive from Liberal President Robinson as the party extends local campaign deadlines, while Dewar defends his decision amid ongoing internal strife and alleged misconduct claims surrounding earlier incidents.
Inner discipline in yoga says expert lecturer
Dr Carmen Blacker, Cambridge lecturer in Japanese, speaks in Canberra on methods of yoga in religion. Invited by the Charles Strong Memorial Trust, she argues inner discipline in Eastern religions attracts youth, notes Christianity’s limits, critiques Maharishi and Zen for her own limited progress.
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Cambridge University
Canberra
Charles Strong Memorial Trust
England
Drape
Maharishi
Blacker
$25 million needed for Aboriginal housing report says
A NSW Royal Institute of Architects report claims 25 million dollars is necessary to address dire Aboriginal housing across the state. It cites overcrowded Newtons dwelling with 13 residents in one room and appalling riverbank camps in western NSW built from saplings and scrap, highlighting health and sanitation dangers. The study alleges authorities ignored modern housing and consulted little with welfare boards, urging government action to reduce tensions and upgrade facilities.
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Sydney
Nsw
The
Royal Insttute of Architects
Newtons
Femcoliak
Willis
Idustra
Ries
Weecren
Matee
Wenworth
Lismore
A. G. Kingsmill
Kingsmill
Mckay
Herat
Debated Letter on Missing Cabin Cruiser Case
A letter requests consideration of a debate related to a missing fishermen from a cabin cruiser. A body was recovered five miles south of Stthour, identified as Lionel James Pyke, 31, of Vermont, with another man Ronald James Pyke, 32, of Lalor involved in the case. An officer from Coles Channel attended the afternoon meeting in Werribee to discuss the incident and the inquiry.
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Twat
Werribee
Pead
Coles Channel
Department of Tax
Stthour
National Service
Leonards
Lionel
James Pyke
Vermont
Ronald James
Pyke
Lalor
Melbourne reform on liquor law permits Sunday meals
Victorian Cabinet agreed to permit liquor to be consigned with meals in unlicensed restaurants on Sundays and Good Friday. The bill would align unlicensed eateries with licensed ones already serving liquor on those days. The cabinet also asked a Liberal sub-committee to examine milk-bar definitions in the act.
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Melbourne
Good Frida
Liberal Party
Sheep killed in Canberra area weekend incident
Twenty two sheep were killed at a property near Canberra during the weekend. Mr Woods said the animals were maed and killed on the weekend at his property in Kambah during a incident.
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Kambah
Canberra
Woods
Liberal MP quits to contest seat as independent
Brisbane report says Mr A. Dewar resigned from the Liberal Party after accusing former colleagues of gross disloyalty. He had left the State Cabinet last year over alleged improper behavior and also quit as Deputy Leader. He vows to let voters of Wavell decide his future. Current party numbers show Liberals 19, Country 27, ALP 26, OLP 1, Independent 4, NOLP 1.
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Dewars
Robinson
Dewar
Furian
Liberal Party
Wavell
Cone
Labour
Nic Dewar
Tengues
Chalk
Tahaue and Touriem
Herbert
Iwo Wiel Im Hie
Brisbane
A. Dewar
E. Robinson
Girt
Department of Labour and Industry
People of
Liberals
Country Party
ALP
OLP
Independent
NOLP
Models Seek Time Off For Modelling Careers
The Public Service Board will hear requests to grant time off to models to accept modelling jobs. An industrial officer from the Australian Mannequins and Models Guild spent the weekend in Canberra hearing complaints from models who work in the public service and have been refused leave to pursue modelling careers. One Canberra model said she had to pass up modelling jobs because she was refused some time off from her government department.
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Howell
Tokya
Doherty
roWwa Solicitors
Sai
Icre
K. Woods
Forbes
Customs
Senar C. Garran
Stan
Scott
Shot
Queanbeyan
Garran
Uis
Kambah Road
Pearce
Public Service Board
Pirls
Industrias
Australian Mannequins and Models Guild
Canberra
Atls
Public Service
Divorce Rates Rise Sharply in ACT Declines and Grounds
Figures released by the Commonwealth Star show 162 more men were divorced last year, a rise of 40 from the prior year, while the national divorce rate climbed by over 1,000. In Canberra most divorces cited defection or adultery, with most cases involving couples aged 28 to 29 married five to nine years and typically without children.
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Commonwealth
Ignoian
Canberra
Waterside stoppage approved in Melbourne and nationwide
The ACTU urged a national stoppage by waterside workers including shipwrights and firemen with about 20 000 expected to participate. ACTU secretary J Souter said the plan should not unduly disrupt waterfront operations and proposals aim at negotiation and arbitration.
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Melbourne
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ACTU
Me J. Souter
Lieutenant-Colonel Mirrino Appointed Director of Military Arts
Lieutenant-Colonel Mirrino, who won approval of 49 colonels, has been named the new director of military arts at the Royal Military College in Duntroa.
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Mirrino
Royal Military College
Duntrsoa
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