Governments new free medicine scheme agreement reached
Government and medical bodies reached a new agreement to implement the free medicine scheme. Doctors may specify larger quantities and arrangements for dispensing under the scheme with a provisional administrative fee to chemists. The agreement includes a formal posting system and aims to standardize payments for dispensing prescriptions while preserving doctors private practice rights.
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No Referendum Not Planned On Price Control
The Prime Minister stated to the House of Representatives that no referendum on price control is being contemplated and the government has no plan for any other referendum. He responded to a question about a potential event raised by Mr. Ryan and referenced by Acting Chief Judge Melly in the Arbitration Court.
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Banty on Heat in Eastern League Scramble
Fragmented text notes a bite incident between Eastern League players with unclear details. The fragment references a confrontation at a location called the Yastern saburon and mentions an offender identified as Samet ay, with sparse context about the event or consequences.
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No Free Warranty Promise on Secondhand Cars
Sydney reports a warning against selling secondhand cars with implied warranties as new car warranties do not apply. Secretary of the Chamber of Automotive Industry cites buyer complaints of inflated prices and misleading claims. Government considers tighter controls and possible resale restrictions after purchase.
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Appeal To High Court On Sedition Charge
An appeal was filed against Aubert Burns, an executive member of the Queensland branch of the Communist Party, who was convicted in October for sedition. The hearing before Justice Meeman Ranaley of the Commonwealth Investigation Service considered whether the words used during a public debate indicated sedition. The case adjourned with Patterson for Burns arguing the words were not clearly seditious.
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Canberra Suburbs Postal Facilities Proposal Details
A proposal by RL Rhodes to Senator Cameron outlines establishing postal facilities in Canberra suburbs Rendinte of Ainslie Narre raundan Grimi and other outlying areas. The plan suggests temporary centres in each suburb to handle postal notes telegrams and telephone services with added home delivery options and reduced distance to post offices.
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Canberra sale yields high prices for fat bulls and wethers
At Canberra saleyards strong bidding from Goulburn and Bungendore buyers led to top prices of £27 10s for wethers and £40 3s for ewe equivalents. Fat bullock sales reached £22 5s with a total of around £27,100 reported. Sheep and cattle yarding included 120 cattle and 4,100 sheep plus wool-bearing wethers aged 14 months.
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Woman Released on Bond After Killing Husband
A ripped woman, Lily Gurney of Enfield, pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to manslaughter of her husband Frank Gurney, a railway employee. The Crown accepted manslaughter after Gurney admitted harming him while in bed. Dr. Payehie testified to years of perceived cruelty.
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India tightens control on newspapers and newsprint
In New Delhi authorities announce that from tomorrow all control measures over newspapers and newsprint in India will be enforced, signaling a shift in media regulation and distribution oversight. The move centers on tightening censorship rules and allocation of paper reserves across publishers.
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New Delhi
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