Threat to kidnap Australian woman diplomat in Mexico City
An Australian diplomat Miss Penelope Wensley 29, first secretary at the Canberra embassy in Mexico City, faces abduction threats. The Mexican government provides security as Australia cites heightened danger to its diplomats abroad.
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Penelope “Wensley
Mexico City
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Siewart McCostie
Mexico
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Trelis
Jes
Idan Mis” Wentley
Clare
Metico
Jane
Toowoomba
Canberra
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Australia
Ndt
Sid Fe
Haley Deen
Department of Foreign Affairs
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Lebanon
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Meru
Juale
Nurderad
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Australion Alphas
Bombassy Wiill
Late news belicopters to maly tots if jorann bluurg
The fragmentary report describes chaotic events with air force and riot activity. It mentions Black rioters and bias filings and references sources from the Red Cross and an earlier Pane report.
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Jorann Bluurg
Air Force
Hetleamters
Hue
Ube
Rampaging Crowds Rock Soweto Near Johannesburg
Crowds in Soweto burned buildings and stoned cars as violence flared again. AFP reports after a night of turmoil that left at least 26 dead and over 220 injured. Police faced chaotic scenes as residents streamed into the area for work amid fears of further bloodshed.
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Soweto
South Africa
Johannesburg
Agence France
ALP Leaders Retain Hawke as President in Turbulent Vote
The Australian Labor Party national executive kept Bob Hawke as president and ousted NSW State president as the party shifted roles. Lourigan from Queensland beat Ducker 10-8 for the top position, while Ducker failed to win junior vice president posts. The meeting focused on fundraising for John Curtin House and the 1975 campaign debt, with discussions on possible national forums and fundraising directions amid internal party realignments.
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Australian Labor Party
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Nsw
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Bart Louripar
Queensland
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Ducker
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Ani
David Camber
Docker
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Combe
Init
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Kall Bond
Uiner Wis
Cnwke
Nation
Australia
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Socnal Internations Congress
Ahhal
George Feromadee
Powerless Fears of Racial Clash Across Soweto Riot
Violence erupted in Soweto as thousands of students protested being taught in Afrikaans. Police, outnumbered and under heavy fire, withdrew to block whites from the area while troops were placed on standby. Hospitals and government buildings were attacked, with rioters setting fires and looting. Police reported heavy casualties and long-range gunfire echoed through the township.
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Dorsewanath Hospital
Riot Weathered by Students as Tear Gas Flares in Soweto
In Soweto a smoky tear gas cloud hung over the riot scene as police dragged away protesters. Pupils at Sawalo, Songrogaling, Phefeni and other schools faced disruption from protests linked to a boycott of English and Afrikaans instruction. An estimated 5,000 children endured the unrest, with teachers and locals rallying against changes by the Local Bunt Educational Department.
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Soweto
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Sawalo
Shtutch
Phefeni
Suioe Seconary School
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Yen
Paca
Jocal Bunt
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Leachers Jnve
Parking prosecutions face doubts over ticket validity
The court heard a dispute over a Canberra Airport parking infringement notice and the retention of copies by authorities. The judge questioned whether the recording books met legal requirements and if penalties could be collected, risking hundreds of prosecutions. A deputy crown solicitor prepares a report on the ruling and its implications.
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Canberra growth slowdown sparks real estate debate
A Canberra real estate spokesman linked a drift of people from Canberra to slower growth and construction cooling. The Libs' Mr Haslam argued growth would not reach 9 percent yearly, prompting concerns in Belconnen and the ACT construction industry about future population trends.
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Act
Belconnen
ACT Legislative Nibh
Leeeeraun
Lib
Svat Canlberea
Haslam
PM seeks more Japanese funds for Australia
Australian Prime Minister Fraser appeals for increased Japanese investment to strengthen security of supply and economic ties. He cites long term foreign investment as key to development, noting Japan’s role alongside Britain and the United States. He argues for access to broader markets for beef and wheat and calls for collaborations on infrastructure and forestry to bolster growth.
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Sapa
Sivzary
Australia
Forelan
Austalie
Brinn
Austin
ACT Building Staff Cuts Hit 20 to 40 Percent
In Canberra a fragmented report notes reductions of 20 to 40 percent in ACT building staffs amid broader government efficiency moves. The piece mentions Medibank and Territory operations, with unclear details about staff impacts and policy implications. Further context appears on page 7.
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