Limits on cheese welcomed by British imports
The British market welcomed limits on cheese and butter imports as overseas suppliers agreed to restrict exports of cheddar and related cheeses to Britain until 31 1970. Australia and New Zealand were noted buyers and engaged in talks with the British Government to stabilize prices amid Europe surplus.
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Me~ Liven
Vrade
Frily
Britain
Beittin
Australia
Europe
McEwen
New Zealant
Time for a new major force in Australian politics
The article outlines calls for a new parliamentary party to reform Australia's system. Senator Turnbull pushes for a breakaway party to bypass old party rules, proposing major changes including abolition of the White Australia policy, national superannuation, and a national service-style fleet.
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Melbourne
Sun
Taman
Ahe Srm
Civili
Tasimnin
Avatratia
Pardiament
Tupabull
Parliamien
McEwen
Turnbull
Australa
Prof 10x
Former editor dies aged 83 in NSW journalism career
Obituary notes the life of a long time journalist and editor who trained under notable Australian writers and served in Fiji and New Zealand media. He held editor roles at Waimate Times and the Times, later contributing to the Sydney Morning Herald, Evening Post and Fiji Times before settling back in Australia.
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A. Te
Banjo) Patterson
Fr) Archibald
Mitton
Nsw
Sydney Mirror
Fai
Fiji Times
New Zeinland
Waimate
Munna
Dare
Milian
Kme
Dart
Wort
Frederickian
Gonihurn
Sydney
Meny Australien
Ieins
Ae Waller
Berk Halon
Rae Ringhers
Sagente
Western Pacific Herald
Ganthirn Evening Post
Eidie
Lorhip
Burn
Weather map details and regional cues across scattered data
The fragmentary text suggests a weather map with notes on regions including eastern areas and multiple scattered terms. It references various place names and possible meteorological cues though the OCR is noisy and incomplete. The garbled data contains several repeated terms and nonstandard spellings that hinder a clean synthesis of a single event or forecast.
District Radio TV Sin. Siloti Dae Ae
District radio and television services face changes as Sin. Siloti Dae Ae plans restructure to streamline operations. Officials say the move targets improved coverage, but details and affected staff remain undisclosed. Local stakeholders await further announcements from the district media board.
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Heinton
J. Hansen
Goulburn
Gwen Phinie
Orie
Justice Smith
ACT Law Courts
Regina
Larkham
Holden
Beazley & Bruce
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Fyshwick
Greg
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Sox
Ene
White's
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White
Roy B
Pelo
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AMILY
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