More parking at Russell offices sparks public servant victory
The Officers Association Russell office section, led by Mr. Mike Crawford, met Senator Knight to press the Cape Territory Minister for Defence on parking at the Russell complex. The minister promised a temporary expansion including a rubble clearing behind Building M and space for about 140 cars, with up to 150 more between Vasey and Borella, though future moves of defence staff may strain capacity and fines began in March.
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Premier to hear drug allegations in NSW
NSW Premier Mr Wran will hear allegations from a man who claims to name a top Sydney official and a South Coast heroin ring head. The man cites his 19-year-old son's diary and a recent overdose, aiming to expose alleged drug rings and names in Parliament.
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NSW to Build Port Kembla Coal Loader at $180 Million
Sydney NSW Premier Neville Wran announced that a second major coal loader would be built at Port Kembla. Construction starts immediately with an estimated cost of about $180 million despite opposition from civic groups to a prior Botany Bay plan. Balmain facilities in Sydney Harbour would be upgraded.
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Nurses union talks on nurse pay in Canberra
The Federal industrial officer of the Royal Australian Nursing Federation Mr Jack Wilson met ACT branch representatives in Canberra to discuss wage increases for nurses at John James Memorial Hospital and Morling Lodge Nursing Home. He returned to Melbourne earlier than planned and talks resume Friday.
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Campaign rhetoric on environment and limits of human frontier
Fragmentary passage discusses threats to the basic ingredient of infrastructure and broad aims of environmental protection. It hints at differing expert views and questions about timing and focus, mentioning a campaign and a distant date. The text is unclear and disjointed, with no specific names or places identifiable.
Scientists weigh how many whales can be taken globally
Top marine scientists gathered in Canberra for the International Whaling Commission meeting to assess sustainable whaling. They expect all 16 member countries plus observers from small operators, while Australia processes about 600 whales per season at Albany.
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Aroua
Soviet Union
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Thy
Protest letters surge as Australia debates whaling policy
Letters collected by Project Jonas show at least 10 000 Australians wrote to the Primary Minister calling for slaughter of whales. The group said the minister has refused to state his position or be interviewed, marking a rare public confrontation over a national issue.
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Australia
Sweets withdrawn from sale in Victoria over zinc concerns
Melbourne reports Taiwanese sweets named Luck Money withdrawn from sale after state health tests show zinc levels up to 120 parts per million, well above the 40 ppm limit. The product, distributed to 13,500 milk bars nationwide by a Perth firm, prompted a Federal Health Commission notification.
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