Tolai Assembly Sees Calls to Reinstate Local Government Council
In Rawal on New Britain Tolai leaders gathered as MP Oscar Tammun urged reinstatement of the Incal government council for the Cinzelle Peninsula. Somare faced probing questions while factions pressed for unity, abolition of the council, or creation of small regional councils. He urged Tolai leaders to work toward a solution amid calls for local governance reforms.
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Rawal
Matangyewai Association
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Cinzelle
New Britain
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Midge
Somaire
Mfaiaungan
Oscar Dosahie
Mbyniste
TNE
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al Valume
Somare
Reimberg Livan
Kokapo-Vunaddir
Toma
Tolesat
Mataingans
Warbete-Kivong
Oil workers vote to resume work after strike
In Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide workers voted by small majorities to return to duties. Overall 320 votes for resuming against 19 271. The union says supply should normalize by week’s end as refineries restart. Justice Mainre to rule on interim award pending full hearing.
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Wers
Justice Mainre
Meeiing
Justice Lowe
Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
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Wil Companies
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Commonwealth
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Minerals director jailed in Australia case
Mr Brian Howard Cutler, 33, former director of Leopold Minerals NL, jailed for 1034 years with a minimum two years before parole. The ruling cited his position of trust and involvement in an in-company affair. The court noted the seriousness of the trust breach in Leopold Minerals NL.
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Brian Howard Cutler
Leopold Minerals NL
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Tor
Leopold
Trust
Wade
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Normal by weekend expected for Canberra heating oil deliveries
Canberra and Queanbeyan expect to resume normal heating oil deliveries by week’s end as major suppliers run shortages due to a strike. Government and school facilities received limited fuel while efforts to import post strike supplies from Sydney begin.
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Queanbeyan
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Police plan to move Aboriginal embassy amid tense standoff
Police acting under instructions from the Department of the Interior prepare to move an Aboriginal embassy from Parliament House area after serving an unreported ordinance and explained notes to activists. Inspectors Johnsen and Ambrose Brown delivered copies as authorities say the action follows the Lands Ordinance and government orders.
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C. Johnsen
Johnsen
Ambrose Brown
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World Chess Championship Move Sparks Debate
The ruling shifted the next match to Monday amid a tense scene as American challenger Fischer aimed to beat Boris Spassky in the Soviet led contest. The adjourned third game faced a request to move to the final fall, creating immediate controversy and headlines on Page 13.
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Hubby Fischer
Aitlesioiter Horis Spassky
June jobless figures show 11 year low in unemployment rise
June saw unemployment rise to 99.20 with a 2,566 increase, while registered unfilled vacancies fell by 1,224 to 24,486. Seasonally adjusted data also point to weaker employment, higher unemployment relief takeup, and a decline in vacancies and placements across regions and sectors.
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Apruss
Alinister Gr Pyenit Ath Natural Service
Dyin Pune
Builders profit surge on land in Canberra report
Canberra builders earned high profits from land during construction, with claims of capital appreciation amid restricted subdivision systems. The ACT disputes committee noted delays and policy constraints affecting development. Page 3.
Severe setback to Budget planning amid unemployment figures
Melbourne report notes the Federal Cabinet facing a severe setback as employment data dampens confidence and delays election plans. Ministers warn of deteriorating economic outlook with unemployment at high levels, while calls grow for policy action. Canberra tensions rise as Labor figures criticize long-term implications.
Massie and Lillee receive death threats in Nottingham
Australian cricketers Bob Massie and Dennis Lillee faced threats to their families while on tour in England. A letter warned of harm, prompting police caution at Trent Bridge and hotel incidents in Nottingham. Perth police later reported Massie’s family had been alerted and precautions were in place amid the List Test preparations.
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Bob Massie
Dennis Lillee
Allia
Sydney
Australia
A. J, Parker
Massies
Parker
Mavic
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Siecle
Victoria to act on law urgent action to prevent recurrence
The Victorian Attorney General Sir George Reid announced an urgent report from the Law Department after faulty procedures led to ten people being charged under a non existent law. He cited two men convicted of illegal use of cars after the offence was abolished and warned of broader parliamentary administrative issues.
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George Reid
Aboimbadl
Sir George
Law Department
Acta
Ford to Raise Prices on Key Ford Models in Melbourne
Ford Motor Company will lift prices on its best selling cars in Melbourne. Falcons rise $55 from 2700 to 2925, Fairlanes up $70 from 3900 to 3970, Cortinas up $45 from 2545 to 2590. Other models including Escorts Galaxy and Commercials stay unchanged.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
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