Urgency on Woden flats tied to rising prices and plans
Officials urged rapid progress on Woden housing projects amid rising flat prices and demand in the National Capital Development area. The commission faced opposition from residents over Melrose Prive and density concerns, with debates over land use, zoning, and timelines for Wallen Ds Het Limaty and Melis private land. The cost and availability of the Ror Hd Hes area shaped discussions on future building pace and public access.
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New TV Series Planned in Melbourne Station
Melbourne Friday reports Channel 7 plans a new TV series featuring Crawford and a private detective lead. The project promises major Australian talent and aims to air soon with a dramatic arc and notable cast.
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Channel 7
Crawford
Hiram
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Aeris
Conaia
Payment to store funds misread at Mt KT
The store manager at Ropers department in Mt KT note a transfer of 13 dollars last night. A written chit records the payment and mentions an outreach recipient. The fragment references a misdated claim and a suspect paste of text noting the first time a transfer occurred and an alleged fraud investigation.
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Ropers
Chale Nawell
Poet Hite wed in quiet ceremony at town church
A local obituary notes the wedding of Poet Hite to Eee, held in a quiet ceremony at the town church with family in attendance. The couple is reported step by step into married life.
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Hite Sey
Arbitration move ends Melbourne rail strike
Hawke orders end to three day rail stoppage with arbitration to fix dispute. ACTU and unions pressed for talks while government seeks a settlement. several shunter blocks were already cleared as discussions continued by telephone with ACTU and AFL officers.
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Hawke
PM says he is happy on pact
SINGAPORE Friday The Prime Minister Mr McMahon assured Singapore Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew that Australia was happy with the repower defence arrangements covering Singapore and Malaysia The talks stressed the five Power arrangement and the importance of the pact A extended report noted in Canberra and Singapore remarks Bushnell extended coverage Page 7
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ABC
Pay rise for State MPs expected this year
Brisbane reports government sources expect a pay increase for State Parliament members soon. The increase, cited at about 10 percent, could be introduced during the October recess or August session, with yearly rises previously tied to regulation. The article notes past practice of regular salary increases every three years.
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Brisbane
Minister Seeks Pension Review in Means Test Debate
Melbourne Friday report says Social Services Minister Wentworth urged re-examination of the means test for invalid and aged pensions after opening a seminar in Parkville. He warned the test discourages pensioners and questioned how earning private income could affect their benefits.
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Australian Association For the
Parkville
Holidays in Australia Bring Cheer to Sydney
Fragments from a Sydney holiday note mention festive scenes and cost concerns, highlighting a cheerful mood amid preparations for celebrations and travel across the city.
War duty ends for porpoises in Vietnam mission
The US Navy brought home from Vietnam porpoises used to protect a base from frogmen. The animals spent a year at Market Time near Cam Ranh Bay performing surveillance tasks to defend the harbor from underwater attacks.
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Vietnam
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NZ calls on France to end Pacific nuclear tests
New Zealand leader urged world delegates to persuade France to stop its nuclear tests in the Pacific. Mr Macintyre attacked France repeatedly, stressing the protests of New Zealand and other Pacific nations and challenging France to explain any benefit from continuing tests. He warned the world conference to place nuclear energy in the “cupboard” and highlighted a joint appeal from ten nations to halt tests amid environmental concerns.
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Two Children Die in Fire in Newtown Home
Sydney dispatch reports a fatal house fire in Newtown killing two children, Rayowind John Arpac and Ricky Lee A, with both declared dead on arrival at Royal Alexandra Hospital. Fire officials say no additional victims and determine the blaze caused by an unknown source. families await official findings.
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Ree Bun Tait
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Builder buys VIP house Number 69 Gettie day tone of its
Builder purchases VIP residence number 69 at Gettie during a sale for 46000 dollars. The anonymous bidder was Mr a de Mamiel, who favored the property and furnishings were excluded from the sale. Auctioneer radar and instructions from a lead official guided the proceedings.
UK star George Best to stay in soccer
British soccer star George Best, 20, has reversed his retirement plans. Manchester United manager Frank O'Fanel said Best wished to continue playing for Manchester United. The club’s board will discuss his return and any contract details after a breach issue arose with a newspaper report.
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Frank O'Fanel
Utrelt
Machester United
Clan
Io Ted Avie Taut
Yoamh
Bee
Au Aha
Hem
35-Hour Week Arbitration Prompts Full Bench Hearing
A full bench of the Commonwesite Arti retina Communion will hear the case of a 35 hour week, likely next Monday. The report mentions attacks by Homan Ce hroenbleg and further notes on Australian rule match details and book sale prices, reflecting a chaotic page from Pickering.
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