Parade at Royal Military College highlights need for larger ground
Report on a Royal Military College event describing a Colour ceremony and parade where crowding and space restrictions were noted. Mentions Cadets, commissioned officers, and a former senior officer commenting on venue capacity. Also references an incident at the college involving a Canberra woman and remarks by officials including the Governor General.
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Royal Military College
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Sxyrday
Marc Hr Homes
Burt Hir Hightad
Cotlega
Canberra
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Duntmon
Jobo Ker
Australia says Europe seeks raw materials in talks
Australia and Europe held two days of high level talks in Brussels aimed at widening access to raw materials. An Australian official said negotiations covered iron ore and other minerals with no firm decisions, but a continued consultations path into February was indicated.
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Brasires
Europe
Brussels
Melan Renoof
Privane Duciascans
Ecoyanie Simminiy
Nia
Bolldew
Criticism of health changes and government
MisLBOURNE reports criticism of proposed health reforms and Medibank changes. Mr Merck Shaw attacks the Federal Government for altering health funding without private finance input, arguing reforms must align with constitutional limits and慎 demand public consent. He urges the Health Minister to reconsider and consult constituents.
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MisLBOURNE_ sundry
Hospital Benefits Association
Merck Shaw
Medibank
NSW Premier opposes Federal unemployment policy
Melbourne report says NSW Premier Wren rejects co operation with the Federal Government on a policy to increase unemployment. He argues Australians face high joblessness and vows NSW will support a double fight against unemployment while staying aligned with federal aims to reduce welfare and stimulate the economy.
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Melbourne
Nsw
Wren
Imac
Ian Alp
Wran
Paige
Woodchip ban in northern NSW eyed by government
NSW Premier backs stronger limits on woodchip exports and logging in a broad plan discussed at the party conference. Environment officials were tasked with drafting environmental provisions and a national plan to regulate tree removal and timber operations while Parliament prepares new measures. The meeting touched on powers for the Environment Commission, regulatory oversight, and timber workers’ reactions amid protests and fire concerns.
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John W Wikliehoure
Murphy says Sir Garfield wrong in political advice
Mr Justice Murphy labelled Sir Garfield Barwick's advice to Governor General Sir John Kerr as prejudicial to one side in the political controversy. The National Times reports the chief justice's stance, noting most justices did not approve of the action.
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Justice Murphy
Garheld Barwick
Job Kern
Garfield
John
Labor
Supalz
Tiger Ad
Fey
National Times
Weber
Bird Garfield
Sayi
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Aid
Gare
Avatice
Murphy
Lester
Aintice Murphy
Nation McTiernan
Scullin
Ingahe
Whitlam
Gaplicidl
Conference of Women in Victoria National Congress Meeting
A meeting of women from diverse groups is slated at the invitation of the National Council of Women in Melbourne. Notable figures including Miss Meco and Mrs Bourke are listed among the executive committee members and attendees.
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Juternayional
He Neegtion
Is National
Coane
Wayielt
Austrafa
Womely Am
Canberra
Meco
Ne Cut Ssa
Hire, Bi
Han iWon
Mis Ieney
He Bo
National Timey guidance on legal tax avoidance
The National Timey outlines a guide by 10max accountants explaining how 19 banl fhe tx man legally and discreet tax avoidance devices for salary earners and professionals. It mentions a Washington link and notes the publication is on sale with its aims and audience.
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Washington
Night Called On To Quit Party Posts
Sydney reports the NSW ALP annual conference called for the removal of Sir John Egerton from all party suspensions. The body also sought Cosmeon from the Sree of Australia amid ongoing internal disputes. Premier Dire Sian declined to comment, while Hawke indicated uncertainty about the unionist question. The Adelaide dispatch notes Egerton’s fall from leadership amid factional strain within the party.
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NSW Alp
Jom Egshon
Cosmbw
Ecvignine
Austalix
Onle
Ahi Aly Ka
Jol
Ies Tesla
Ie Nsw Brangh
Mir Joho
Bricker
Gant
Pese
Tobe
Tor Sting
ALT
Hold-up and questioning under police inquiry reported
An irregular report suggests a hold up case involving Melmourse and Sunt-Polive with authorities questioning suspects. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate police involvement and a race or event tied to the incident.
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Melmourse
Ie Unis
O Connor fire destroys workshop and car
A fire in O Connor yesterday destroyed a workshop and a car at a residence on David Street. The blaze caused about 20000 in damage before firefighters contained it. Investigations continue into the cause as smoke alarms and nearby properties were affected.
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O’connor
David Street
O'Curmor
Award SYAINEY. Sabi- Dileon Ballersiy, etel eauuibive
The article reports on award recipient SYAINEY and cites Sabi-Dileon Ballersiy and an executive officer of the Aiteas Cunloel who won the Henry-Law prize at a festival on Aris srind. It mentions the event's significance and notes the ceremony details.
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Syainey
Sabi
Dileon Ballersiy
Etel
Aiteas Cunloel
Henry -Law
Festi
Aris Srind
Aie
Vatican crew to meet on private audience in Australia shift
A Vatican team cites a private audience with the Pope on Friday. They claim Australia’s immigration ministry shows a shift in its immigration rolls as disclosed during the meeting, with details not fully released.
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Vatican
Sunny Paap-Remerk
Nir MacKetlat
Australia
Australian gala ends with robbery during celebration
Celebrations at a Sydney event were interrupted when Sir John Wale and Lady Wale, both in their seventies, were bound and robbed of cash and jewelry by masked assailants during a weekend spree in Proling Point. The incident follows a ceremonial day marking a prominent national event with high society attendance.
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Sydney
Sundiy
John Waleron
Wali
Hound
Page
Point
Boys killed in crash near Southbar and Con Raids
Two youths, 14 and 18, died after a collision at the corner of Southbar and Con Raids near Queunteyon. The incident occurred on June 30 as emergency crews responded to the wreck near the VMICA community centers.
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Veill
Southbar Sind
YMCA Entries Revive Local Cerra Am Cucinbeyan Residents
YMCA entries recall Cerra Am Cucinbeyan residents for Watley event with plans to welcome Wat AMER participants. Local organizers highlight community bonds and west Fey Bundy collaboration to revive activities.
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Cerra Am Cucinbeyan
Watley
YMCA
Wat Amer
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