Coast strike over Medibank reform protests
South coast workers from the Australian Workers Union stage a 24 hour strike tomorrow to oppose Federal Government changes to Medibank. The stoppage aims to press for hospital development funds and to oppose proposed reforms. Local offices report disruption as unions mobilize statewide.
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Consumer group criticizes report on manufacturing policy
The Australian federation of consumer organizations attacked the Jackson council's report on manufacturing industry. They urged the government to consider consumer interests in a forthcoming green paper, warning against policies that favor vested sectional interests and neglect consumer welfare. The submission calls for balanced policy, noting unemployment risks from restraints and urging careful assessment by government bodies.
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Missing Motor Vehicles Report From ACT Area
Reported stolen vehicles remain unaccounted for in the ACT area. Authorities seek verification of renders and nearest toleration details, urging responders to provide accurate vehicle identification and status updates. Citizens with information should contact local police services.
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Cattle Hurt in Car Truck Collision on Manso Highway
Police said two vehicles collided on the Manso Highway near Long Gigiy on Saturday, injuring a man and 12 hens. The cattle were hurt as the vehicles overturned and the road was closed for hours. Kenneth Cole of aehuras was the truck driver and reported injured.
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Unclear transit tragedy claims six injured in crash
A fragmentary report describes a fatal or serious car crash involving Gregory Andrews 44 of Couns Read Queanbeyan and six others injured. Names and details are garbled, with references to universities, travels, hospitals, and several individuals including Carvi, Joseph Wale, Shi Hingis, and Barbar ear. Information is incomplete and cannot verify exact event or location.
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Peacock Press Curiosity Regrettable In Canberra Disclosures
A Canberra news row details journalists probing government cables and ambassador reports amid debate over what is permissible. Mr Peacock defends press rights while noting democaracy hinges on transparency and responsible reporting within classified limits.
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Club job begins on the site and public meeting
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