Unions Plan Stopwork At Midnight In Waterside Ports
Australian waterside workers announce a midnight stopwork as part of a federation led action. More than 23 000 workers will be directed to cease duties at a moment’s notice in protest against the government dissolution of the Waterside Workers Federation. Trade leaders vow to sustain the stoppage across metropolitan ports including Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide. The move is backed by union officials and linked to broader labor unity and political tensions in the country.
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Australia
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Tostrorrow
Enna
Mr. J. Meaty
Trevediing
Ataged
Federal
Stenvermmant
Comnrauust
Wersja Kore
Mena
Oratary
Healy
Ufe
Prine
Mren
Uriekayara
Weaterniene
Inatrurt- EL
Wesinen
Gevinion
Hydney
Melbourne
Firiabane
Adelaide
Perth
Appeal For Sanity
NAW
Laab
Morrow
Truman
Teadera
Moncow
Lnlonk
Ypom Auch & Dourer
Comunion
Union
Euunen
Four Killed Two Hurt In Crossing Smashes
A derailed car and a collision near JelMTUh and Como caused four deaths and several injuries. Victims include multiple women and a man identified by initials and local witnesses describe a chaotic crash with trains, gates, and emergency responses.
Tributes for Norman Kearnsy at funeral in Adelaide
Large funeral in Church of St John the Baptist honours Norman Kearney journalist and ex Royal Australian Navy officer. Speakers from government and naval associations praise his service, generosity, and steadfastness. Family and Labour party members receive condolences from attendees including Moreton, McLachlan, and other dignitaries.
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Norman ¥. Kenealey
Perview
St John the Baptist
Pyke
Evry Walk
Fife
Joahua
G. Pyke
Norman Kearany
Princ
Mr. Moreton
Sowa
Yale
Rindauyt
Firion
Porth
Alalersinelaw
Opie
Adelaide
Mra Chambers
Lycmaister
Ureime
Ureime Mynister, Mr. Sunsien Conmanier
McLachlan
Royal Australian Navy
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Frafury
Aspuria
Mir Federal
Prom
Mau
Anberra
Tex Naval Men's Awasciation
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Enn
Tallon
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Beniel
Lenin
ExHervicemra Init Womens
Tyey
Foxtel
Navalinens Ata
Elton
Commonwealth and Gawrie
Kenraley
Grav
Ain
Royal Australian Naval
Harman
Bateonan
Uuard
Hon Suir
Re-Navalmen
Auhrelian Journabinta’ Association
Tadeset
Comekeey
Labour Party
Chitley
Kearnsey
Partiamemary Labour Party
House of Representatives to meet for questions at 2 45 PM
The House will convene at 2 45 PM to resume the second reading debate on the budget and government supply, with the budget introduction. The Senate meets at 2 PM. After questions, the Communist Party Dissolution Bill debate resumes in committee. Broadcast times run from 2 45 PM to 11 30 PM or adjournment, with Q and A from both houses airing 7 30 PM to 7 53 PM.
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Tha Hous
Senate
Cach House
Canberra Holiday Weekend Sees Packed Hotels and Busy Transit
Canberra sees a flood of visitors over a holiday weekend with hotels fully booked and trains crowded. Officials report about 30 percent of residents away, with many guests leaving little room for others and travel offices overwhelmed by demand.
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Canberra
Kiseki
Bella
Franko
Buresu
Thealkays
Prime Minister At Work Amid Austerity and Illness
The Prime Minister spent the weekend in Canberra and was unable to attend the national football match due to a heavy cold. He worked all day but remained unwell as he traveled and handled official duties.
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Prine Tinister
Minules
Canberra
Austeria
Fund
VFA
Canberra Nurse Passes Fins Exam
A Canberra Community Hospital nurse, Shirley Gadd, passed the ward examination after a lengthy assessment. The report notes she completed the required May exam steps successfully, marking a milestone in her nursing credentials.
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Canberra
Nuras
Can Errs Community Hospital
Mian
Shirley Gadd
Ane Nao
Mae Verre
Royal Canberra Golf Club event results and player notes
Fragmented OCR shows a golf event at East Cantera with players including C. 4B, Lucas, Rewer, Traynor, Cook, Farrell, Groen, Giaxhen and WFanny tone. Scores like 122 72 and 1171 74 appear with unclear monikers and handicaps.
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Royal Canberra
East Cantera
Federal Club Holiday competition at Federal Club
The Holliday competition at Federal Club Red Hut was won by Re Geimihe returning from KV Brought Athy with a 3K score. J B Malkinen posted 1114 38, Reynolds 25, followed by HO Traviltian 20 37, Prunpin 38D, G4 and Ko Mills close behind.
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Federal Club
Federal Chul Red Hut
Winbleford
Re Geimihe
Athy
J. B Malkinen
Dered
Weather Update From Canberra and Sydney Regions
Meteo report notes barometer at nine and cool conditions in Canberra and adjacent areas with varying winds and possible showers brewing later. Alerts indicate rainfall potential across parts of New South Wales and Victoria with scattered showers, cooler nights, and a band of unsettled weather moving through the southern regions.
Excellency Wes McKell Hosts Youth Day Gathering
At Admiralty House Sydney on a morning visit, Vice Regal Wes McKell received by Lieut General Herriman and General Cath, with Western Command officials and staff attending a Royal gathering linked to Sydney cricket and football circles.
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Wes McKell
Ad Iniralry House
Sydney
Herriman
Oscar Cath
Ceaprut
Westevil
Ming Wetty McKell
W.G Morr
Mullery Hettary
Hughy Leanne
Seitain Y. Auotralte
Veateres
TWNS POLICY MEET HORGRENG MONDAY
A political committee section under the party faces scrutiny as leaders outline upcoming steps. The meeting aims to review policy positions and plan outreach ahead of the October 1 assessment date.
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Nuhondl
Rbiey
Urgan
Wien
Wine Board Seeks Research Officer Appointment
The Australian wine industry considers appointing a federal viticultural research officer distinct from wine chemistry roles. Proposed to guide vineyard problems, analyze industry trials, and work with Agriculture and Commerce for independent study and policy input.
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Wine Board
Boxra
Aida
Hieuviaion Ie
Kenneth
Mardy
Australie
Drivin
Hardy
Tauuh
Kolviia
Rayon Weavere
Anneciaat
Fk Yer Aguas
Ageicul
Induigl
Amano Nina
Auntella Dare
Union to Challenge Red Bill in Court in Melbourne
Melbourne dispatch reports union secretary Vinson announced the union would challenge a proposed Communist Party discussion bill in court if a Federal President was declared by the Federal Government. Prime Minister Soviets labeled him communist, and Wright had already faced the charge as the prime minister addressed the issue.
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Union
Melbourne
Phe
Bhvet
Workers
Vinson
A Munully
Communist Party
Tom Wright
Wright
Minimer
Sovgies
British Interest in Migration to Australia
London reports indicate increased British interest in migrating to Australia. An official inquiry notes quotas and restrictions, with focus on maintaining settlement limits and avoiding overpopulation.{"data":[]}
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Australia
Callide Coal Premier Visit to Brisbane Bridge Toll
The South Australian premier and Victoria’s minister for transport visited Brisbane to discuss rail and coal transport. Premier Mie Has Sit Cite accompanied by Mr Guyer, in a formal policy briefing on energy logistics and regional industry.
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South Attra
Vic Sorian
Tranaport
Guyer Arrivid
Brisban Hotardgy
Hr Nivenaland
Mouray technical killed in Kingston plane crash
A technician aboard a C9 aircraft crashed near Kingston marking a fatal mid morning incident. The victim, about 25, was a fellow countyman employed by Aviation both. The wreck damaged the plates and trees along the route, with a search underway for further details.
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Mute
Tranaport, Phy, Ltd
Mim
Two Killed in Highway Smash Near Milbour ne
A highway crash on Calder Highway near Milbourne at 5 am left two adults dead and four injured. Victims identified as William Honey Powell of SC and Peter Mischimann. They and a dead baby’s mother were taken to hospital amid chaotic scenes.
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Jelmtuh
Como
Mary
Orerae
Giuthova
Guim
Agena Donnell
Andhlegly
Aml
Wing Grace Cows
Adlon Fuveieny
Blanche Dyn
Coma
Haliod
Aes
Ruby
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Resenara
Len Green
Cottags
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Punchawh
Uetlie
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Lan
Roma
Grange Bure Hospital
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Milbourne
Yeni Man
Calder Highway
Nhwry
Varly
Willian Honey Powell
SC Kd
Peter Mischimann
Uhew Wicath
St. Kida
Hoi
Vie
Father Son Injured in Jeep Crash Near Heathcote
A Jeep crash on Heathcote Road injures Sydney Momay Bullman and his son Andrew William Waugh. Andrew suffers rib jaw and arm fractures after the vehicle strikes a barrier. Both are admitted to St George District Hospital in stable condition pending further treatment.
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Sydney
Momay
Prin Himaway
Heathcote
Willa Waugh
Far Ull Road
Andrew William Waugh
Waugh
Rt. George District Hospital
Bishop in Johannesburg Attacks Anti Communist Bill
In Johannesburg, Dr Ambroad Reeves denounces the anti communist bill before political authorities. He warns that regulations may affect church power and state authority, urging Christians to oppose measures that could threaten religious and civic rights.
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Johannesburg
Ambroad Reeves
Efferte
Australia Beats France 6 3 in Paris
Australia defeats France 6 to 3 in Paris in a tense match noted for late scoring and key plays by players named in the report. The game summary references several individuals and unclear events, with details fragmented but core result firmly stated.
Flood Threaten Condabolla After Lachlan River Burst
Sydney report details widespread flooding along the Lachlan River with the Condabolla area under threat as the river sits at dead level. Forbes residents begin returning home amid emergency efforts including army boats and relief aid. long-term damage to crops and towns is noted with recovery potentially spanning years.
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Sydney
Bonasy
Lachlan
Boogwatern
Forbes
Condabolla
Condobella
Dave Jost
Minny Homes
Tietrom
Uno
Sie Corte Prudetvon
Bac
Mir
Wright
Goldataruugh Mari
Forte AL Jemalung
Horton
Booligal in Danger Flondwaters Threaten Canitobolin
Floodwaters threaten Booligal and nearby towns as plans for relief and movement falter. Residents face isolation with much property submerged, and agriculture in peril across hundreds of thousands of acres. Officials warn recovery will take weeks.
Husband-Shooting Charge Remand in Sydney Court
In Sydney on Monday Marjorin Robinean appeared in Central Court charged with abetting her husband Maward Alexa Robinson in grievous bodily harm. Police report the bullet entered Robinson's groin and was not fully removed. Robinean was remanded on bail of 100 pounds to appear at Roezyrah Court on June 21.
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Sydney
Marjorin Robinean
Renewed Drive Against Rabbits
Renewed drive against rabbits reported with heavy plant mobilization and supply efforts. Officials note the operation involves major rationing and support from food organizations. Estimated value of the operation reaches 3,700,000.
Flight from Hobart to Invercargill Reported
A clipped and fragmented notice describes a flight from Hobart Tasmania to Invercargill New Zealand, noting an EE air service at Aradainow and a departure planned for dawn next Wednesday. The garbled text references Australia and Meutand with uncertain names and locations.
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Sparty i
Australia
Inver
Meutand
Hobart
Davercargil
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