UK ship strike hopes rise with new offer and talks
An independent court proposes a settlement to end the two day Rat Jehu Seamen's strike. The Seamen's Union presses for wage and holiday gains while the government weighs a cost rise. talks aim to resolve fringe benefits and longer holidays as shipowners plan increased pay and conditions. New Zealand unions and Australian bodies monitor the situation for potential impacts.
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Tondon
Wellnest Day
Indepement
Sears
Sewmen’s Union
Ndt
Iin
Seramine
Tyevease
Sherk Rooney
Tve Yaiss
Shela
Tabu
Roy Goiter
Paint sprayed on troops mars Sydney march protest
In Sydney a protest during a welcome march for war veterans turned tense when a young demonstrator drenched the crowd with blond red paint and turpentine. Police tackled the assailant as stones and paint were thrown, and several officers and bystanders were injured. The incident disrupted the parade and drew quick police response.
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Sydney
Wiley
Aine Ion Pegnie
Mandh Ialiv
Qule
Vseinaen
Eneviett Haneik
Elfvarm
Casey
Wurpentina
Peveke
Reponte
Late News Item From Holistic Dispatch Not Clear
A fragmented clipping reports an unclear incident described with missing words and garbled phrases. It mentions a death and a helicopter context but provides no solid names places dates or verifiable details. The text lacks coherent facts to identify persons organizations or locations.
Plan to Control ACT Health Services Amid Commission Findings
A Canberra health services control plan emerges as an interim measure pending a new governance framework. The Health Minister and Department of Health executives seek tighter coordination of ACT hospitals and services, with committee findings guiding reforms.
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ACT Health Services
Department of Health
Australian Health Services Division
ACT Boalify
Health
Forbes
Jane
Hilalony
Hoult
Dalland
Wosata Phanmanie
Iit Girmmimaweith
Psi
Cape Town
Wennes
Reuter
Tinier
Iran
Tobin
Executive meets and Liberal Party talks on Queensland
The Liberal Party Executive is to meet after Mr Holt's talks with Queensland officials to discuss the situation. A Canberra statement cites tensions within the coalition as the party seeks endorsements for the Federal election. Melbourne reports note the Queensland division faces strains over campaign strategy and candidate selectivity as preparations proceed.
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Queensland
Holt
Liberal Party
Dead Man Not Searched After shooting in Irak PLT case
Reports describe a fatal shooting and a man named McGuinness as a central figure. The inquest was adjourned to Monday morning while detectives continued questioning witnesses. Police carried firearms during operations and debates over procedures were noted by inspectors. The Australian political scene discusses Federal elections and party preselection in Queensland and broader national implications.
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Polfus
McGuinness
Wales
G. Wickwns
Ronald AteCiainness
Broadway
Challenge to State Ministere
A fragmented report notes Liberal Party tensions as Parliament meets. Key figures including Herbert Tahinur and Paine are mentioned against three election contests. The move appears linked to cabinet health and home affairs policy and party leadership.
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Thom
Holt Opposes Liberals in CP Seats Talks in Brisbane
Holt plans talks with Dr Hartwig and Liberal Party head Mr Ockerley at Barton on CP seat issues. If Liberal MPs ignore Hall’s advice, he may challenge the Queensland auction as a test of his readership. The move could deter the Prime Minister from hustings with Liberal candidates opposing Queensland Country Party ministers Adermann and Barnes before a federal election due late November.
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Tong Aandinie Federal
Therate Swantiy Paty
Itn
Representat Ves Lectin
Queensland
Country Party
Uh Coney
Mel J Meksven
London
Federal
Nicklin
Snanion Mingary
Pelney Hanks
Heral
Queens
Erarhost
William Gunns
Canberra
Hartwig
Arishane
Weineulay
Queennland
Cinley Party
Will
Alsauly Courtry
Cloutry
J. Allen
Mere Nulay
Pati Parmenther
Marly
Senate
Ahern
Dr Hartwig
Mr Ockerley
Liberal Party
Barton
Queensland Liberals
Hall
Liberal
Queensland Country Party
Adermann
Territories
Barnes
Natives to get mine rent in New Guinea Assembly debate
Fragmented report notes the New Guinea House of Assembly discussing rents for natives as part of broader political tensions. Mentions Ven Tum Cha and Buddhist Institute activities amid riots and unrest. Page references indicate continued coverage and classifieds placement.
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New Guinea
House of Assembly
Buddhist Institute
Pune
Marty Tather King
Fog
Vex
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Wellington
New Zeta
Seamen's Union
New Zealand
Union Teadars
Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Sbiis
Tte Acti
Hy Souler
Caineil
Vienam
Hong Kong
Pup
Hiswtehieye Hospital
Arivish
Rom
Polles
Dutlensteay
Sue
Willy
Diakarta
Weil Lam
Anasiae Ait
ACT Hospital
Nealthlin Australia
Hoel Tela
Ime
Ita
Wensidere
RAINE
Uate
al Br
Parkes
Tal
Dy Forbey
Lens Reveree
Ik Medina Ig
Esablin Son
Howl
al i Division
Ladoyinitration Wall Health
Herr Hospita
Ito
Suulemer Ester
Hott
Cueensland
Andy
Berns
Pwn
W. P. Hasan
Countey
Mr Duck
Rietemans
Hesty
Will Ree Inin
Canberra Coymoiinity Hospital
Tanfil
Coury
Papua/New Guinea
Tasmania
Snowy Mountains
Australia
Portuguese Timor
Agant
Ansett Ana
Northbourne Avenue
Ganberrs
Ansett-Anaystem
Rmes
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