Australian War Memorial paintings stolen by students return
Paintings valued at £70,000 were taken from the World War I gallery of the Australian War Memorial by students from the Australian National University during a university event. The works were left elsewhere the same night undamaged and awaiting return. authorities vow action against those responsible.
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Australian National University
Memorial
War Memorial
Willy Boy
Corcert
Tie
Marrow May Perth
Mt Menangle
A. Allmond
Australian National University School of General States
William Cavell
Australim War Memorial
Whitlam Walks Out Of Australian Opposition Meet
In Sydney the Deputy Leader Mr Whitlam reportedly walked out of an executive meeting during a dispute over ALP strategy and Victorian faction issues. He was persuaded to return as tensions warned of further upheaval at next week's federal conference and caucus.
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Tne
Canberra
Newcastle
Avior
Felner
Sydney
Whitlam
Executive
Whitlams
Australian Railways Union
Vitoria
Ition
Calwell
Iswood
Catwell
Waterside Row: McMahon vows no blackmail tactics
The Australian waterside federation led by General Secretary C Fitzgibbon declares stoppages to press industrial demands and abandons arbitration. Mr McMahon warns government will not tolerate disruption and notes the Federation’s rejection of employer negotiations.
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Federation
C. Fitzgibbon
Feder Tion
McMahon
Woodward
Waterside Labour
C. L. Craig
Craig
Federation aims to reform industry and waterside dispute
Mr Fitzgibbon said the federation sought to influence direct actions by the shipping industry. The discussion covered nationalisation, economic impact, and protections for workers amid labor tensions.
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Lycion
Watersiders
Australia
Wnion
San
S. Foblin
Tralian
Commission
Eine
IC Thelsteve
Doctors warn of increasing multiple births at hospital
Auckland reports indicate more multiple births tied to waterway workers cases and union demands. A Lawson quintuplets birth on Tuesday spurred debate over hospital methods including hormone treatments and ovarian stimulation.
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Woodward
Tong Ser
Tucker
Gallagher
Witersiders
Reiley
Auhers
Cort
Calioghee
Jyad Ween
iFalun
Uppsals
Docker
Union Shell
Unia
Nitlis
Genzell
Wate Gallagher
Win
Birth of New Zealand Sweden linked to 84 year study
The report cites Professor Carl Axel Heiemreth describing a 84 year project on births in Sweden and New Zealand, noting around 100 children reportedly born under treatment and mentioning figures on fertility and economic factors including currency and wheat production.
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Falun
Sweden
New Zealand
Profesor Carl
Axel Heiemreth
Oll Reuter
Pageien Mey
New Fertility Drug Treatments Reported in New Zealand Quintuplets Case
In Shanes, New Zealand, doctors at the Royal Hospital for Women say a new fertility drug shows promise in assisting infertile women. Administered as daily injections, the drug aims to overcome pregnancy challenges and may help prevent multiple births. nine women have begun treatment with several more planned. The drug, linked to a Swedish professor of obstetrics, is described as superior to previous hormone therapies and currently used at the clinic.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Shanes
H. M. Carey
Igland
Nsw
Royal Royal Hospital For Women
Women's Hospital
Shirley Lawson
Birth scrutiny raises concerns over contraceptives in UK
Fragmentary report notes UK doctors and newspapers discussing birth rates and oral contraceptives. It mentions High Wycombe and warnings to childless wives, with vague references to patient age and medical scrutiny.
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London
High Wycombe
Evening Standard
Somme
No action on censorship discussed by Australian authorities
Melbourne reports that state and federal Attorneys General took no decision on uniform censorship measures. A conference with NSW and Commonwealth leaders was held but no agreement reached. Officials indicated no action until joint proposals from inspectors and border guidance are submitted.
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Melbourne
Australia
PM to Rest. Sir Robert Ment Leaves Mercy
The Prime Minister Sir Robert Ment will rest next week after a planned trip was cancelled due to ill health. An earlier appointment this week was cancelled because he has a cold.
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Robert Ment
Robert Haga
Inquiry sought into former ALP president Haltward in Canberra
Report notes a Federal executive probe into the State branch warranted. In Canberra the inquiry targets former Victorian ALP president R W Haltward amid calls for investigation. References to broader political tensions and ongoing reviews appear on page 3.
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ALP
R W. Haltward
Canberra
Greek PM Novas faces bid to topple government
In Athens on Friday the deposed Prime Minister Papandreou seeks to unseat the fortnight-old government of Mr Novas as 143 of 300 deputies sign a protest and pledge to vote against the Novas administration in an emergency parliamentary session. The ruling center Union party factions and the United Democratic Left press for power return.
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Athens
Neuter
Papandreou
Novas
Cent Union Party
25 Years Ago in Canberra 1940 Highlights From The Canberra Times
Promoted negotiations for a National Government failed as Labor Opposition Leader Curtin insisted on no election delay and limited wartime measures. The death of Lady Whiskard, the High Commissioner’s wife, was noted along with Canberra’s organisations. The ACT Show lost money despite record entries. Vehicle counts for 1939-40 totaled 2441 motor vehicles with 355 Scout members overall across 10 groups and 7 Cub packs.
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Labor
Curtin
Cupherra
Whiskard
United Iedam
St Johns
Canherma
Genta
Canberre
Mix J. Holt
J. W. Nott
Mesdames Mrackenbex and
Mill
Feorenay
Mia Bi
Monahan
Tremorer
Mme J
Men
Canberra
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New Baby Drug
U.K
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