Unity and unity tickets dominate Labour conferences
Federal Labor divisions flare over unity tickets and party name use during union elections. Prominent speakers warn against associating unions with ALP branding while Victoria backs a motion urging clear party neutrality in political ballots.
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Renshaw Kennelly Voices Conference Debates on Unity
In a lengthy session, Renshaw Kennelly criticizes proposed policies as misguided while Pat Kerrnelli and Barry Sones appeal for reunification. Masters defends academic rules amid a heated debate lasting over an hour.
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NSW ALP Conference Refocuses Labor Reform Plans
NSW Labor clash over disciplinary reform and election strategy unfolds at Canberra based conference. Key figures including Mydy Renshaw and Dr Frank Knmpfeinvashery respond to changes while Premier Ale Askin faces internal pressure on policy direction and leadership.
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Election cost debate delays ALP budget plans
Adelaide reports on the ALP facing questions over the cost of elections and funding. Critics say campaign spending pressures could affect federation budget aims while party leaders defend timing and policy.
Skier Dies Alone in Snow at Perisher Valley
A solitary skier collapsed while skiing near Perisher Valley on Saturday. Police found the body and said the victim, Swelor Matic from Ninderwnd Sires, still wore skiing gear as he died in the snow. The incident prompted safety advisories for skiers at the resort and surrounding areas.
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Fires in the Alps Leave Deaths and Displaced
Reports detail two weekend fires in the Alps near Kosciusko State Park and Beaufort Persher Valley. Police investigate casualties and damage as roads reopen and residents cope with injuries, trapped motorists, and disrupted travel amid winter snows.
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Employers urge tougher stand over strikes in Sydney
The Metal Trades Employers' Association criticises government and Commonwealth Arbitration Commission for the role they play in ongoing strikes. The call comes from Sydney on a Sunday report.
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Call for help by bush bishop in Australia strike debate
A lengthy squib reports Archbishop Gough of Sydney and Bishop Shevill of North Queensland urging action amid union strife and calls to uphold compulsory arbitration. The piece notes tensions over wages and conditions affecting the Australian Anglican hierarchy and public policy.
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Australia Gains U S Investment Amid Economic Optimism
Mr Hamiltan, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia, arrived from the United States as officials discuss expanding trade. He cited Australia’s stability and a favorable business climate as key positives for increased American investment totaling hundreds of millions.
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Nine die on NSW roads over birthday weekend
Nine deaths on New South Wales roads during the Queen's Birthday holiday weekend. Three pedestrians are among the fatalities as authorities tally the toll across the 16 day period.
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Armed Hold Up Targets Nor Shore Club
A masked gang attempted an armed hold up at the Nor Shore club in the early hours. The thieves fled after failing to secure several hundred pounds from the bar as a Returning Servicemen’s club member raised the alarm. Police pursued the suspects and recovered a weapon, while witnesses described the incident in vague terms.
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Baby found dead at Money Point in distressing incident
Police reported a baby found dead at Money Point yesterday. Names and details are garbled but indicate a family inquiry with possible custody or residence at Homebusty Syne. Investigations are ongoing with investigators tracing caretakers and location.
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Houses Labeled Fire Traps After Inferno in Darwin
Coroner described a government home in Gordon Street as a fire trap after a blaze killed 12 year old Mrs Jetty Connors and renter Snowedon. Fire began in the kitchen where oil and a switch on the stove were involved. critics warned of single staircases and egress. Rescue by Carat and others saved some occupants, but one death was confirmed.
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Mixed reception for new Anglican service translation
Readable fragments show a mixed reception to a new translation of the Holy Communion service at the Young Anglican Fellowship morning service. A student from Australia National University criticizes the translation as halfhearted and not faithful to the traditional rites.
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Need for water in NSW and Queensland schools draws officials
Various speakers including Miss Freeman and Mrs Healey address water supply and education concerns during a regional tour. Officials discuss proposed changes, farm water issues, and the role of the Water Resources Council in updating teaching and infrastructure plans across New South Wales and Queensland.
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