Funds for telescope suggested by university commission
The universities commission urged funding for the ANU to build a new 60 inch telescope at Si 18 Spring observatory and to extend the Research School of Biological Sciences and related units. The report recommends about 980000 for research facilities, with additional sums for campus upgrades and departmental expansions at Darwin and Canberra.
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New ACT Police motorcycles for the force
The ACT Police receive the first batch of new motorcycles, described as highly modified Honda models. Details about engine specs, performance limits, and delivery timing are mentioned, with local officials quoted on readiness and future upgrades.
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Girl charged in Weckert case in Launceston
A 17 year old girl from Gene Town was charged as an accessory to the murder of Noel Weckert and his wife Sophie near the Bruce Highway at Mackay. Det Insp E J Johnstone said the girl would face an extradition application as part of the homicide investigation led by Launceston CIB.
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ANU Students Move Into Griffith Flat After Tenant Exit
The Australian National University students realigned living arrangements in a Griffith three bedroom flat after the former tenant handed the keys to the ANU Students Association rather than the university. President Julius Roe said the move followed a prior tenancy and dispute over payment and management. Canberra Times reported the association’s actions last Monday.
Fry May Shut Office Over Election Debates
A fragmented report recalls tensions around an electoral office and the handling of sensitive representation work. Confidentiality and propriety are cited as central to ongoing tasks and public trust amid personnel debates.
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Fraser rejects easy win forecast in election drift
Fraser says he would not forecast an easy victory for the Opposition in the Bat election next Saturday. He notes Labor support remains uncertain but sees no clear landslide, while parochialism and national implications are discussed by David Combe and others as voters weigh local ties against broader party loyalties.
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Campaign events link Fraser to Liberal campaign plan
A scrambled report notes Mr Fraser and supporters, including Mr Whitm, planning activity in Launceston, Canberra, and Adelaide as the Liberal campaign kicks into gear ahead of the South Australian election on July 12. It mentions meetings, speeches, and schedule notes around Preston, Launceston, and Mowbray.
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NSW doctors meet in Sydney amid AMA session
In Sydney on Sunday doctors gathered for a meeting of the Australian Medical Association. Representatives discussed public health issues and rumours of the Medibank Sphere. An AMA official declined to confirm details while noting the gathering aimed to address medical practice and public honour.
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Nationalisation fear sparks debate on ACT Fuel Corporation
The telegram says Mobil believes the proposed ordinance will give the ACT Fuel Corporation wide powers and create a monopoly for storage and sale of petroleum products in the Territory. Government officials resist, arguing the measure would disadvantage other firms and urge Assembly rejection.
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