Body of missing man found in Botany Bay
Sydney police investigate the death of 35 year old Spanish migrant Me Tose Yanez Machinez of Matraville whose body was recovered in Botany Bay. A trail at the rear of the house included a pool of blood a hammer cash and jewellery. A post mortem later showed injuries not severe enough to cause death.
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Sydney
Botany Bay
Tose
Daceyullie
Caltex
Botany Row
Anksmeadow
Martinez
Wisby
Minister criticises protectionism at NSW symposium
The Minister for Primary Industry Mr Sinclair denounced overseas protectionist barriers during the Royst Age Cultural Society of NSW symposium opening in Canberra. He warned that technical revolutions and subsidies distort global trade, harming Australian farmers and exports. The discussion noted Western Europe and the United States history of subsidy use and the need for price stability and new markets for Australian wool and other products. Yass council asks premier to address police station staff shortages.
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Sinclair
Yeterday
Wade
Royst Age ‘Cultural Society of Nsw
Academy of Science
Canberra
Littelaie
Ipo
Tne
Europe
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Tarkelx
Survey Shows Strong Backing for Canberra Bushland
An INSPECT survey of over 200 residents finds 97 percent favor retaining natural bush in Canberra. The Black Mountain Reserve is largely protected from interference and 92 percent want future development plans publicized by the NCDC.
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Canberra
NCDC
Poison experiments discussed at Seboat teach-in
A disrupted report notes an Old Cantverri High event where attendees learned of experiments using rabbit poison 1080. George Johnson of the Yass Pastures Protection Board said no prior consultation occurred, sparking questions about board awareness.
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Asay
Yass Pastures Protection Board
George Johnson
Polish engine room mechanic charged after ship incident
Balmain Court heard a Polish engine room worker appeared at a ship cabin door in underpants after a police call that a woman had been hurt on the vessel. Constable Hughes testified about statements and devices used, while CSIRO noted not yet notifying the board, and a bail of $2000 was set as the hearing adjourned.
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Sydney
Balmain Court
James Hughes
Balmain Police
Sant
Hughes
Vale View Proverty Tracy
Yas
Pessy
Poikon
Boleslaw
CSIRO
Leszeynsk
Stoker
Wesss
Tenos
Olls
Birdhrove
I Ata
Peter
Tan
Psiro
Wormin
A. Bellanto
Udlihe
Leazeynsk
Rass
Tee
Assurance on social halls in Canberra advised by official
Canberra community groups seeking a new social hall were urged not to hesitate in approaching the Department of Justice and Interior adviser council member L Engler Wow. The Interior Department representative spoke to the ACT Advisory Council on Monday about building a community hall.
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Canberra
Department of the Jietics
L. Engler Wow
Department of the Interior
Act
Youth grant aids scouts with shelter project in NSW
The Youth-Advisory Council has awarded $500 to Yasx Boy Scouts on Tuesday in New South Wales. Funds will fund a shelter at Carop Kooranwa near Rowning, aiding a centre for scouting and camping activities developed by the council.
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Yass
Nsw
Growth planned at Goulburn Railway Bowling Club
Tenders are expected to close next week for a second storey to the current Goulburn Railway Bowling Club building. President Ron Divall announced the project would add a level above the ground floor.
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Goulburn
Re-trial of youths on murder charge in Hamilton
In Hamilton, youths aged 18 and 15 faced a retrial on a murder charge after a juror became ill prompting a postponement. Crown prosecutor Me G Bear described the alleged plan to kill Roslyn Nolte, detailing abducting her in Grey Street, forcing her to a reserve, binding and strangling her, with reenactments shown to the jury.
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Melbourne
Twes
June Audrey Notte
Hémillon
Hanlon
Miles Hom Hamiton
Christoph
Phe Russell Heute Mits
Rowery
Buil
Lowery
Ders Labourer
Hamilton
King
Charles Tan King
Deg
Me Byrne
Mr Lowery
Mr King
Roslyn Nolte
Hawke labeled danger to nation by Victorian premier
Melbourne report quotes Sir Henry Bolte calling ACTU president Hawke a tremendous danger to the nation. Bolte accuses Hawke of living in a cloistered unionist world and seeks to frame unions as a central issue for future elections, arguing unions may run Australia or a democratically elected government.
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Melbourne
Henry Bolte
ACTU
Hawke
Sir Henry
Mauna Front
Henry
Australia
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Byrne
Gambier
Mr Hawke
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David Jones
Arzberg
Germany
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Schwartzkoff
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Salvation Army
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