Car salesman faces five fraud charges in Sydney case
The Sydney defector Alac he remudu faced five fraud charges for omitting to pay sums from May to June, including £152 paid via a cheque that bounced, and a £2,1008 Chrysler vehicle theft claim. The suspect appeared in court on June 15 with bail set at £500, remanded with two £200 sureties or alternative £100 each.
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F.C. P. Keane
Canberra
Eison
Kevin’ William Campbell
Siren Browning
National Bart of Australia Ltd
Sydney
Ball
Brearley
Courtney
Elf
Premiers Discuss Housing Plans Amid Canberra Talks
Draft proposals floated by premiers focus on housing and tenant protections as Canberra hosts a series of conferences. The issues tie into civil defence funding and potential government measures, with the NAW urging forward motion on key policy talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aah Council
Canberra
Shane
Allan Eusberil
South Australia fe and other fragments summarized
Fragmentary OCR text from a South Australia page mentions various unconnected names and terms. The readable content shows no clear event, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a cohesive news item.
Minister for Commerce reassures wheat growers at conference
The minister urged North American producers and industry figures to align with rising prices and fair wages. He warned that defiance could undermine essential bread supply, noting a shift from bread line dependence to capable wages and improved farm worker standards.
Australian accountancy exam results announced by State Registrar
The State Registrar of the Australian Society of Accountants announced candidates who gained prizes in the 7 1864 examinations. Final part includes partnership and company law. Notable mentions Hardwick FJ and Bece C with syllabus details from Canberra.
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Bydney
Australian Society of Account
AY Ayliabun
Bunter
Canberra
Hardwick FJ
Bece C
iGanberra
Australian wheat policy eyes at International Wheat Council meet
Sir John Teasdale of the Australian Wheat Board is to attend the International Wheat Council conference opening today in London. Australia anticipates no further price cuts by Canada and the United States, warning of heavy losses to farmers and a risk to the Commonwealth economy. In Ottawa, Canadian parliamentary motions challenge wheat selling policies amid potential export price cuts. Observers expect only routine decisions and a cautious communique from the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir John Teasdale
London
Australian Wheat Board
John Tesadale
Inter-national Wheat Council
Australia
Canada
United States
Commonwealth
Ottawa
Reuter
Kurnell refinery progress and land sale details emerge
The Kurnell oil refinery, a 435 million project with annual output of about a million tons, will begin production in July next year and span 40 000 acres when finished. An agreement with Australia Oil Refinery Ltd transfers 364 acres of Crown land for a 290 year lease, signed in Sydney.
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A.J. Herron
Gumatra
Herron
Australia
Kurnell
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Avaranr
Arn
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Swan
Kingston
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South Australia
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Een & Foe
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Hee Aden
Sonera Iin
Commerce and Agriculture
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Country Party
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North Amercan
Bir
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Yaa
Manuka Shoe Store
AM Bites
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Dior
Woolworths
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