ANU Faces Cash Crisis Over Funding Shortfall
ANU reveals severe cash shortage tied to increased superannuation contributions since July. Officials warn deficits could force salary commitments to be cut if Commonwealth funding does not arrive, with about 3,550 staff and 3,000 academics affected and five vacant chairs.
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England 131 for 4 after hour and a half in first Test
England reached 131 for 4 after an hour and a half in the opening Test as Australia began the day with pressure. Team collapse potential looms as top batsmen build a cautious stand amid tense conditions.
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RAAF Bombers Attack Japanese Convoy Before Pearl Harbour
Australian Hudson bombers attacked a Japanese convoy off Kota Baru ninety minutes before the Pearl Harbour assault. Dowie and another crewman survived, recalling how the plane was shot at, the crew were unaware the war would widen, and the aircraft later sank off the Malayan coast. Dowie later served in medical roles and described the voyage’s harsh aftermath for prisoners.
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Brezhnev Assumes Presidency Dual Kremlin Post
Leonid Brezhnev, at age 70, was elected by the Supreme Soviet to the presidency, becoming the first Soviet leader to hold both top posts. Podgorny is ousted and to go on pension as Brezhnev vows to keep the country strong and world peace secure.
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Two Major Canberra Retail Projects Shelved By Minister
Canberra moves pause on Stage 2 Belconnen Mall and a large City lease sale. Minister Staley cites slowed growth, over supply projections by the National Capital Development Concession, and opposition from business groups. Auction plans for bulk-lot sites halted while June sales proceed. The Belconnen project remains tied to stage status with Myer noted in Stage 1.
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Haslem Pushes Canberra Builders to Press Government
Haslem criticizes a continuing drop in Canberra’s building activity and urges private sector vitality. He proposes a round table with Prime Minister Fraser and Treasurer Lynch, urging letters from ACT companies to press for government reassurance and housing finance notes to boost confidence. May building permits fall from April and last May levels.
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Spain vote shows center coalition ahead in historic election
The Democratic Centre Union led by Prime Minister Me Suarez holds a decisive 39.5 percent lead with 70 percent of votes counted in Spain’s first free election in 41 years. The vote shapes a two chamber parliament and senate with the king appointing additional senators while parties backing Franco fade.
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Oil man leads clean air push with exhaust filter idea
In Canberra a test compared a lead emitting car driven by the Clean Air Society president with a Caltex representative’s car. An exhaust filter, developed by PIECE and backed by industry figures, cut lead from 164.3 mg/km to 2.65 mg/km at modest extra cost, with broader deployment possible on new cars. The filter, made from stainless wool with alumina and a phosphate compound, could be manufactured in Australia and recycled at wrecking.
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BH Talks Fail to Find Compromise
The report notes failed negotiations as BH talks end without a consensus. Harold Fry expresses cautious optimism about ongoing seismic search efforts, while Taeriencs at the metal trades unions conference are mentioned. Ian Warden reflects on century old electoneering verse practices.
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Rights West backs human rights at algrae meeting
A report notes Africa twenty years after independence with emphasis on rights and humanitarian issues. A health funds surcharge increases from October 1 under a new benefits plan. A barrister in the ACT Supreme Court critiques criminal law on lasasas ity. The Reserve Bank plans to release about 175 million in trading funds on Monday. Mick Coalan, a Manuka football player, faces the club’s league match contention.
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