Lawyer argues Canberra City has no laws in ACT Supreme Court
A Canberra barrister contends ordinances applying in the ACT have no effect within Canberra City and that Parliament must act to regulate the capital. The argument arose during an appeal heard after a Canberra Petty Sessions parking infringement, with judges reserving the case and noting no right of appeal from Full Bench decisions.
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Shooting in Luanda Leaves City on Edge
A gunfire incident in Luanda, capital of Angola, sparked by a stray shot and mortar fire yesterday disrupted the downtown area. Police reported casualties and called for calm as residents feared further violence.
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Lisbon
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Angola
Assembly Seeks City Control Under Manager Plan
An Assembly debate approves shifting administration to City Manager control. A working group will draft a self government program under the Parliamentary Joint Committee report. The aim is to begin a self governed model and push for federal backing to implement reforms across city services and standards.
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Amin message to Queen inst Queen fom in Uganda
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a discussion involving President Amin and Prime Minister gynam about the fate of condemned Brian Hille. General Blair denies knowledge of British actions from Kenya. The text suggests a covert operation or revolt in Uganda and mentions possible execution and involvement of Amin or Hill.
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Indian PM Gandhi faces conditional constraint after court ruling
New Delhi reports indicate Prime Minister Indira Gandhi faces a conditional ban on pay and a temporary parliamentary restriction following a Supreme Court decision. The court adjourned after extended hearings, with judges signaling potential implications for her tenure and political future.
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High Court invalidates Petroleum and Minerals Authority Act 1973
In a 24 to 2 ruling the High Court held the Petroleum and Minerals Authority Act 1973 invalid, overturning NSW Victoria Western Australia and Queensland challenges. Justices McTiernan and Jacobs dissented. Chief Justice Barwick announced the majority found the act beyond Section 57. Reasons to be published later.
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Reintroduction of PMA Legislation Stressed by Connor
Minister for Minerals and Energy Connor said the government would reintroduce the Petroleum and Minerals Authority Legislation as soon as possible, claiming a mandate from last year’s election. Pending reintroduction, PMA work may be handled by Petroleum and Minerals Co of Australia Pty Ltd, with the government citing ongoing commitments and potential industry ties, while Opposition Leader Frayer questions support.
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Supreme Court structure criticised by ACT Law Society
The ACT Law Society president criticises the Supreme Court structure amid broad debate on public spending and private sector roles. The report notes calls for reform to improve efficiency and balance between government action and private enterprise.
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Setback Warns on Reintroducing Legislation for Mining Policy
Mr Connor warns a setback for mineral and energy exploration if the legislation is not reintroduced soon. The court findings and references to PMA act and government commitments appear amid debates over regulatory legalities, with figures like Mr Whitlam and opponents pressing for policy clarity in Australian democracy. The text cites judiciary action, party interests, and state and colonial-era tensions influencing resource governance.
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Franer Rud
Senator Webster Cleared of Constitution Breach Claim
The High Court ruled that Senator Webster, CP Vic, did not breach the Constitution amid alleged business interests. Chief Justice Sir Garfield Barwick announced the judgment, delivering a verdict that ends the dispute over the Senate seat.
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High Cour
Webster
Vic
Alt i
Senate
Garfield Barwick
Renna
Ambulance subscription plan for ACT starts July
The ACT introduces its own ambulance plan from July 1 offering household and individual subscriptions. Residents can transfer from other schemes and receive free transport for emergency and non emergency care during a two month introductory period. Beneficiaries include Hamill and family plans with prices of 15 and 7.50 per year.
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Mpattinien
Fragmented OCR summary of political tension and election mood
An OCR scrambled report describes rising emotion over a snap election. It mentions government officials, Labor concerns, and overseas influence, with references to South America and AMA meetings. The text is garbled but signals election tension and political maneuvering.
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