Gold Coast Erosion Ravages 15 Miles of Beachfront
Coastal towns from Surfers Paradise to Broadbeach face severe erosion. Homes and beaches collapse as 60 mph winds and high tides threaten structures. volunteers shore up foundations with sandbags while government agencies plan inspections and further action.
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al Northcliffe
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Palm Beach
Sea Palm Beach
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Southport
Petersen
General's Department
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Cape Moreton
Narean
Murimph
Fish Beach
Tomer
PM defends McEwen amid tariff policy dispute
Prime Minister Holt defends McEwen and rejects links to the Basic Industries Group AMG amid coalition tensions over tariff policy. Holt says tariff policy is a government matter, not the fault of a single minister or party.
Liberal and Country Party clash over BIG influence in cabinet
Prime Minister defends coalition harmony as he condemns any actions undermining unity with McEwen and Holt calling for restraint. Cabinet debates tax reimbursements and loan allocations while BIG faces criticism as a covert force in tariff policy and electoral campaigns.
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Turilt
Jtry Party
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Country Party
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Beg
ALP
NSW and Victoria push for higher tax reimbursements
NSW Premier Askin and Victorian leader Holle urged a new tax reimbursement formula at the Premi ers Conference in Melbourne. They warned current grants lag behind smaller states and called for at least equal proportional reimbursements, with Queensland and others seeking relief amid hardship and distress. The federal plan reportedly would not raise overall grants, but NSW and Victoria pressed for a higher base and growth rule to prevent widening gaps. A related court action in Albury involves Elaine Myrtle Newman, with no revision of financial relations at this stage.
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Askin
Henry Bobec
Melbourne
Henry
Canberra
Victoria
Sydney
David Newman
Supreme
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Albury
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Commonwealth
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Jank
Sir Henry
Holding
Fine Warm Day Predicted in Canberra
Canberra records a cloudless day, after June 3, with temperatures near 57 degrees. Today should be equally fine with southeast to east winds and a similar maximum.
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Canberra
Manchester United face violent conduct charge over crowd incident
Reported by late news wires as about 18,000 spectators gathered at a Manchester event. A violent conduct case involves Pitesilas and Munchester Roma side, with officials omitting details despite law enforcement presence.
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PP Rth
Pitesilas
Munchester
Lonited
Manchester
Bow
Law
Strikers Likely To Face Disciplinary Action Over Saturday Picket
Cabinet backed a hard line after a 24 hour postal strike plan by the Postal Clerks and Telegraphists and Amalgamated Postal Workers Union. Acting Postmaster General Anderson said enforcement under the Public Service Act could fine, suspend or dismiss temporary and permanent staff. ACTU challenged the union’s stance and rule compliance in Melbourne.
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Canberra
Anderson
Public Service Act
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Amalgamated Postal Workers Union
Melbourne
ACTU
Postmasies - General's
Deaconship revived in Catholic Church
The Pope revived the ancient office of deacons as a permanent position in the Roman Catholic Church. The move aims to help with church duties including baptisms and distributing the sacraments, with criteria on age and marital status for those admitted.
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Vatican City
Bacons
Miers
Eller
Tormen
Leive
Snowy River Shire cites Alpine Way issues as overnised route
The Snowy River Shire president argues Alpine Way is overhyped and proposes Barry Way as a better access route to the snowfields. The Australian Teachers Federation seeks emergency grant of 1.5 million to improve education. Russian airlift to Egypt reported. Terrorists in Aden dynamited two US bound oil tanks. France blocks Britain’s early EEC talks, delaying Six meeting until October. A Berma town survey shows locals indifferent to Aborigines. Canberra Diary and Finance pages follow.
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Snowy River Shire
Snowfelds
Hudson appointed chairman of Hawker Siddeley Australia
Melbourne Tuesday Sir William Hudson has accepted appointment as chairman of the board of Hawker Siddeley Australia Pty Ltd He was Commissioner of the Snowy Mountains Authority from 1949 until last April and will take up his new post at the end of July
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Melbourne
William Hudson
Hawker Siddeley Australia Pty Ltd
William
Snowy Mountains Authority
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