Canberra auction boosts prices for shopping centre sites
Family firms and investors paid top dollar at the Capital Territory auction for sites in Giralang Kaleen and Kambah with bids surpassing reserves. Wannianssa Centre in Wanaiassa drew 16 bids as buyers faced competition and department officials warned on dummy-bid risks while planning to slow future releases.
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Replacement for HMAS Melbourne debated in defense inquiry
A Defense Department inquiry considers a modular platform carrier concept to provide carrier capability for Australia. A compact deck, vertical takeoff or short takeoff options and forward speed could substitute for a full carrier, enabling naval air operations with smaller ships.
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ACT Medical Dispute Nears Resolution Pact Sign Expected
The ACT Medical Association and the Staff Specialists Council move toward a settlement as Health Minister Hunt seeks intergroup goodwill. A joint declaration may ease tensions from the rival private and salaried practitioner system, with a working party to arrange clinical services in ACT public hospitals.
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Farewell to Mr Mills as Ambassadors Attend
A small but pointed farewell marked by a diplomatic mix of friends and demonstrators as Mr Mills leaves Australia en route to Rome. Attending diplomats from New Zealand, Britain, Spain, Ireland, West Germany, Sweden and Switzerland joined Australian officials at the party hosted by Mr Jorgensen. Demonstrations outside the embassy and government protests around the city underscored tensions over Croatia and whaling, while the dean of the diplomatic corps remained absent due to nonrecognition rules among some missions.
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Four rescued survivors from Longwater shipwreck in Queensland
Four survivors of the yacht Longwater have been rescued from Endeavour Reef about 100 kilometres north of Cairns in North Queensland. The Marine Operations Centre in Canberra says the beacon picked up by aircraft indicated a yacht wreck with at least some crew still aboard. It is unclear if more crew remain unaccounted for.
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Snipers spray bullets in Melbourne North Richmond estate
A 16 year old youth and a 28 year old cleaner narrowly escaped injury as two snipers fired .22 rounds around the North Richmond housing commission estate. Police, helicopters and armed squads cordoned streets for hours while residents sheltered indoors during the massive operation.
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North
Whale song album upends pop world in Deep Voices
London reports a new album titled Deep Voices features singing and snoring whales. The recording opens with whales charging a boat and closes with a 12 minute chorus by snoozing mammals. Capital Record Company notes proceeds go to a whale fund in New Orleans while other whale reports appear on pages 7 and 12.
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London
Capial Record
Iles Souleo
Doctor sues over sale of pathology practice
A Sydney doctor, Dr Geoff Edelsten, sues over a pathology practice sale involving Dr Thomas Wenkart and partners. The ACT Supreme Court heard that a $2 million purchase price was paid and a non compete clause tied Edelsten to the Morea Pathology operation. Plaintiffs allege breach of agreement and improper profit arrangements as they seek resolution on preliminary points before further proceedings.
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20 die in jail fire in St John New Brunswick
Fire swept the detention area of the St John police headquarters killing 20 prisoners. A police spokesman said six firemen and several prisoners were injured as overnight cells designed for 25 occupants were nearly full. The cause was unknown and no charges were reported.
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United Press International
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Wheeling and Dealing with ACTION Bus Advertising
The Department of the Capital Territory plans to advertise up to ten ACTION buses to help fund Canberra public transport. Buses would feature banners on the exterior above window panels, with design limited to non obstructive slogans and branding.
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