Canberra church union vote tests unity of three denominations
Canberra Methodists Congregationalists and Presbyterians face a joint vote on forming a united church in Australia. Leaders debate whether union will strengthen or fracture communities with bishops rejected by opponents while proponents argue national unity serves the faith. Voting continues across denominations with outcomes uncertain and implications for property and governance.
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Methodist, Congregational and
Presbyterian
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Rome
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Yeasayer
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Tommerow
Canberra
Australia
Pricelluren Tomes
Bangla
Jim Allen
Hyteram
Northe
Bane
Methodist
Congregationis
Presbyterian Minastery
Nsw
Uniting Church
Church of South
India
Harrison
Church of
Huntil
Methodist National Memorial Church
Jim Udy
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Great names around Canberra in Federation era leaders
Garran profiles key figures shaping Australia’s federation and constitution. Edmund Barton, Griffith, O Connor, Reid, and Forrest are described for their character, intellect, and reformer drive. The piece notes their traits, roles, and impact on a united Australia.
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Iman
Ieas
Phrayer
Edmund Baron
Garran
New South Wales
Curran
Bueton
Grifith
Grifth
Jim
Canffith
Hye Appointmene
Queensland
Ted Oe
Gomis
Australia
Wales
Griffith
Pote
O'Conner
Barton
Parliament House
Reid
George Reid
Scotland
Forrest
John Forrest
King
Western Australia
Alexander
Higgins
LaNaure
Ned Kelly
Comedian Simpkins and Asian Tour Revelations Unfold
A chaotic tale centers on Charlie Simpkins, a performer and impersonator, who reveals documents suggesting Miz McMahon funded a three nation Asian tour. The Liberal Party members react with shock while Labour circles weigh the impact on leadership and public image.
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Miz McMahon
Unde
Charlie Simpkins
Salwad
Labor Party
Hin Esarded
ABC
Charlie
Mr Mmahows
Persins
Hensel
Documenta
Liberal Party
Rodney
Thought on Mururoa Thought on Mururoa
A fragmented excerpt voices a controversial view mixing references to Mururoa and Joan of Arc, implying critique of French excess and history. The text is garbled and lacks a clear narrative or date, with no identifiable events, persons beyond Joan of Arc, and no formal reporting structure.
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Hector Harrison
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Wilke
Gahione
Andrew, Forres
Narrapundahs
By Bruce Juddery
Secon
Limon
Siale General Agsemh
Fio
General Assembly
Femau
Augraria
Australa
Church of England
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Ivasuire
Ian McPherson
John Wenner
Winion
James Udy
Rober Ra
Dolph Gayran
Anltev
Parkes
Gratran
Urea
Pathex
Ausralia
Emwuiah
Canada
New South Walls
Numselt
School of Arts
Cohen Club
Garren
Galvan
David Syme
Vietnau
Railways
Deakin
Downing Street
Australl
Hig Frank
Edmund Barton
RE. O'Connor
Alfred Deanin
Norma Ball
The
Canberra Times
Areasional Enimat
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Carter
Vto
Simpking
Prime Minster
Bob Hawke
Dr Risinger
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