Ausralian ministers tackle award breaches and reforms
Melbourne reports on a government push amid widespread alleged breaches of ministerial awards. Key figures including Willis and Evans discuss wage rules, industrial conditions, and centralisation plans. The debate centers on protecting workers while safeguarding industry competitiveness and outlining proposed amendments to the law.
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Ido
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Awang
Chinese Premier vows aid to Congo rebel fight
Chinese Premier pledges backing for nationalist fighters in Congo against American influence. He criticizes U.S. actions in Vietnam and Asia and praises African revolutions. He speaks at a four day diplomatic visit with African leaders, warning against Western subversion.
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Tangata
Morals Youth Resist Social Pressures in Modern Society
London readers learn from a Sunday Times report that most teenagers resist sexual pressure despite pervasive social and psychological influences. Michael Schofield of the Central Council of Health and Education discusses differences between youths who have and have not engaged, noting variances in conformity, independence, and desire while maintaining non-debauched behavior.
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Central Council of Health Envestion
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CHE
Numeid Foundation
Times
Author dies at 91 Willey Burgess in Hampden
AAP Reuters reports author Thaenton W. Burgess died in Hampden Massachusetts at age 91. He wrote thousands of Peter Rabbit stories and his books sold more than 71 million copies worldwide. Burgess created about 15.20 stories for children.
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London chaos as porters strike disrupts Whitsun travel
British Europes Airways resumes Continental flights but faces chaos at London Airport as unofficial porters strike grounds staff and baggage handlers. about 200 members of the BEA union demand higher wages and better conditions, threatening to extend the stoppage. The dispute raises costs, with an estimated £150,004 loss from canceled services.
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Sunnday
British Europes Airways
Customs uncover heroin haul in Sydney and Melbourne
Large heroin finds worry customs across Sydney and Melbourne as authorities investigate a suspected drug network. Seizures included twenty ounces of heroin linked to shipments from American routes, with officials noting a recent discovery in Lambie Street and ongoing inquiries into the ring's operators. The case involves named individuals and connections to vessel movements, underscoring cross state drug trafficking concerns.
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