Australian court records detail temper sparked damage case
In the ACT courts Gilbert Islander Tekatau Tabaaki, now an Australian citizen, was jailed two months after pleading guilty to unlawful damage for hurling a typewriter at a Canberra Telegraph Office desk. Another man received two months' gaol, with eleven motorists fined 32 dollars total and bond conditions for good behavior. A Kingston labourer, Lloyd James Goodwin, jailed a month after admitting possession of potentially stolen goods, claimed illness and weather affected his memory.
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Dobson
J. Heath
Crown Solicitor's Office
Canberra Petty Sessions
Tekatau Tabaaki
Knox Street
Watson
Canberra
PMG
Heath
Tabauki
ACT Supreme Court
McCulloch
J. W. Seedman
Tahawki
Australia
Lloyd James Goodwin
Causeway
Kingston
Goodwin
The
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Fined and licence loss for multiple offences in Canberra
Suzanne Lorraine Miles 18 faced two months in gaol after pleading guilty to participation in a theft at Kevin Haynes home. Judge Dobson noted no adult probation in Canberra and considered a bond instead. Miles, unemployed of Hackett Cover Flats, had prior dishonesty court appearances. John Edward Pye, 32, proofreader of Pearce, fined $50 and given a three month driving ban for DUI on Barton Highway after pleading not guilty. Arthur Henr Bourke, 61, gardener, of Bun Gondore, received a three month suspended sentence on condition to pay $100 and show good conduct after pleading guilty to theft. Michael Sands, seen riding on Fayrbairn Avenue, lost wallet with $16. Rourke found and kept $31. ordered to pay $41 in compensation.
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A. H. Bir
Dobson
D. McCulloch
Suzanne Lorraine Miles
Canberra
Miles
Hackett
Kevin Haynes
Haynes
Arthur Henr Bourke
Braidwood Road
Bungendore
Rourke
Spmoonsone
Michael Sands
Fayrbairn Avenue
Pialligo
Bobson
McCulloch
Injured party seeks $12000 damages in ACT Supreme Court
A damages claim for an industrial accident seeking 12000 dollars was heard in the ACT Supreme Court before Mr Justice Fox and adjourned to today. The plaintiff Roy Marrupodi of Red describes the injury and demands compensation.
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Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Roy Marrupodi
Red
Shots at police denied by laborer in Sydney court
A 19-year-old laborer denied firing at police last Sunday as his counsel argued in Central Court. The case involves explosives possession and multiple charges across Belrose Campsie Ingleside and Mildura, with witnesses detailing truck loading injuries and disputed shifts at Clemplant and Concrete Services. The hearing continues as unions and employers face questions on hours, overtime, and worker health.
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Sydney
Central Court Saany
T. Nyman
Allin
Gary Johnston
Hadeen
Migrant faces court for unlawful aboard and outburst
In Sydney Phillip Street Court a 26 year old German migrant Kurt Parzefall admitted illegally aboard a British bulk wheat carrier and was fined $25 He shouted I would take five years or a pistol to shoot myself at Mr T Williams SM The case touched on migrant life hours of work and education and the values of society The man was held in custody awaiting further action
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Sydney
T. Williams
Phillip Street Court
Kurt Johann Parzefall
Hridge
Austra
Williams
Shifts Opposed To Computers Put Above Human Values
A submission was made before Public Service Arbitrator Mr E A Chambers that the authority in computer installations was not applying work conditions consistent with proper human values in Australian society.
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Public Service
E. A. Chambers
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