Eclipse ruined by dense cloud over Walpole WA scientists
Dense cloud canceled almost a year of solar eclipse work by Western Australia researchers at Walpole. Observers reported dramatic light changes and temperature shifts during the four minute event as spectators watched from southwest near Penrhampear.
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Bhutto to visit Dacca in June reconciliation drive
Pakistan Prime Minister Bhutto will visit Dhaka from June 27 to 29 for a milestone in reconciliations with Bangladesh. The 54 hour trip, his first to Bangladesh since East Pakistan became Bangladesh in 1971, follows an invitation from Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at the Lahore Summit in February.
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Right of appeal amended in ACT court system overhaul
The ACT amended right of appeal affects magistrates and the Supreme Court. It limits appeals to high court review, ending magistrate to Supreme Court referrals on points of law. Advocates warn the change may delay justice and shift dispute review to government or higher authorities.
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Angolan insurgent group opts for legal politics
The MPLA announced it will abandon guerrilla warfare in favor of legal participation in Angola's affairs. The statement, broadcast by Lusitania Teponed via AP, said the movement would pursue independence through legal means, though the Portuguese government gave no immediate comment.
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Book pages today review notes on galaxy mysteries
Alan Roberts reviews John Taylor on black ties in distant galaxies. Page 10 mentions Chekhov in a new letters selection discussed by Maurice Dunlevy. An opinion feature highlights literary modeling from Chekhov and modern science themes.
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SA tax rise sparks premier's 178 million instalment plan
The Premier Mr Dunstan announced a 178 million first instalment on increased State taxes and duties including liquor stamp and hospital levies. The move aims to fund reforms with treasury facing calls for broader rates and fee adjustments. Political debate grows over tax strategy and potential national appeal.
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Deficit measures and tax shifts amid revenue changes
The document outlines broad deficit coverage and tax reforms affecting multiple sectors. It notes an expected revenue lift from September and proposes adjustments to franchise taxes, public charges, and social service funding. Plans mention frugal rising rates, state and private ward costs, and reforms shifting income streams across regions.
Tax moves loom as States seek tobacco and cigarette levy
Senior interstate and Federal treasury officers meet in Melbourne and align on a new tax plan targeting tobacco and cigarettes. Premiers debate political viability while Australians face rising shipping, rail, and other costs.
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Economy foremost challenge Cairns cautions on inflation and unemployment
Deputy Prime Minister Dr Cairns told the National Press Club in Canberra that controlling inflation without boosting unemployment is the Government’s key test. He warned higher public salaries and federation spending, urged long term institutions to sustain employment, and called for careful foreign ownership policy to ensure reliable coalitions with overseas markets while keeping living standards intact.
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Whitlam orders review to curb government factory job cuts
The Prime Minister announced a committee would study securing private work for government munitions plants to prevent retrenchments. He said no job losses would occur at these factories until the panel reports. The committee includes government ministers, ACTU and public service unions.
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NSW strike could end today and Ireland crash inquest
Fragmented notes report a possible end to the NSW post strike today and an inquest into a river crash in Ireland. Mentions involve unions, officials, planning, and possible political commentary across pages.
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