Aircrafts rough landing at Fairbairn injures ambulance crew
A NSW Ambulance air ambulance skidded on its nose during a landing at Canberra Airport yesterday morning injuring personnel. The incident occurred as the aircraft attempted to touch down on a wet surface, with firefighters on standby and foam applied. The ambulance was bound for Queanbeyan District Hospital.
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Japanese House Proposal At ANU Campus In Canberra
A group of Australian businessmen seeks to relocate a traditional Japanese house to the Australian National University campus in Canberra. The ANU and other institutions show interest in site options, with the plan to place the building near the Faculty of Asian Studies. The house would serve seminars and meetings for Japanese societies and related groups on campus.
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Austra- Tiae Japan Society
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Guidelines for N arms talks agreed at Camp David
Nixon and Brezhnev announced a framework of compatible instructions to guide US Soviet negotiations on limiting offensive nuclear weapons and advancing arms control. Officials expect a broader agreement within two years, with focus on stages and verification, while other issues such as trade and Middle East talks continued separately.
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French Protest on Mail Ban Sparks Public Attention
French demonstrators march against a government mail ban, drawing attention to policy restrictions and potential impacts on communication. The protest highlights civil response to administrative measures and questions about mail service accessibility.
Diplomatic Mail Row Looms Over France Nuclear Test
Canberra reports say under Vienna Convention free movement of diplomatic mail is in question as Australia weighs options after France’s nuclear test program. The French ambassador in France or recall discussions mute, with conditions under Universal Postal Declaration of 1964 cited amid a tense stance from Moody’s government.
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Workers Federation
France
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Ite
Canberra
Heroin Seizure in Sydney Narrows US Myths and Murky Leads
Customs Minister Murphy announced a major drug bust near Sydney after police seized 41 kilograms of heroin valued around 200000 dollars from multiple premises in the Maridale area and nearby suburbs Dulwich Hill and Aranda. Investigations continue into distribution routes from the east.
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Senares
Will Wood
Dulwich Hi
Araiga
Australia
Whitlam outlines Budget aims for economic strategy
Prime Minister Whitlam told about 2000 industrialists at a Metal Trades Industry Association seminar that the Budget must finance essential government programs while restraining rising spending. He stressed the Budget expresses Labor's program, responds to the economy's phase, and aims for solid performance through fiscal action.
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Metal Trades Industry Association
Labor Party
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Whitlam outlines inflation fight and industrial policy
The speech argues inflation must be curbed by restraining public expenditure on trees and prices. It stresses gradual reform, fiscal prudence, and a dynamic, adaptive industrial policy to boost growth, shift workers into expanding industries, and reduce unemployment amid a 3 percent growth backdrop and calls for tax restraint.
Perils of plain speech at seminar with prime minister
The Prime Minister warned at a seminar that plain speech risks provoking resentment. She argued straightforward statements are often seen as arrogant in many nations, including Australia, where bluntness can provoke backlash. The discussion covered technology, tradition, and the risk of shock treatment becoming a public aversion.
Ships collide in new coastguard incident at sea
A patrol ship and a British vessel collided off Porharat today in a fresh maritime incident. The British ship was damaged and Coastguard blamed the Lloyds crew for the collision while clearing the scene.
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Darwin land reacquired amid 32 square miles restored
The Federal Government reacquired about 32 square miles of land. The move, noted by officials, follows statutory procedures under the Land Acquisition Act 1958 45. The minister indicated plans to move forward with the arrangements and compensation details were being reviewed.
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Senate
Department of the ‘Noah
Prime Minister Whitlam asks papers to publish travel note despite provocation
The PM urged Australian newspapers to publish a government notice on emigration and travel amid controversy over reactions to Wales Rhodesia policy. Defence officials cited minuscule aviation concerns as justification for continuing press instructions while government groundwork proceeds through December.
Power cuts threaten jobs in tense economic outlook
A brief note reports power outages impacting employment prospects as industries adjust to rising costs and disrupted supply lines. Officials caution on regional job impacts while firms seek alternatives to protect workers.
Canberra Times price rise and newsagent share
The Canberra Times reports a scheduled price increase to be reused by tc 10 from Monday with a quarter of the rise returned to newsagents. The last price increase cited occurred on June 1970.
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Canberra Times
Tc 10 &E
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