Mission takeover threat looms over Aurukun mission crisis
A government dispute over Aurukun mission in Cape York Peninsula escalates as Premier warns the state may force intervention if the Uniting Church cannot restore law and order. The unrest involves Aboriginal communities, local officials, and opposition to state moves amid claims of disruption to schooling and local governance.
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Wr Bielke-Peteraen
Suite
Aunukun Aboriginal
Cape York
Penisula
Eniting Church of Australia
Guterpmynh
Bycke-Peienen
Noruhun
Biehke Patehsen
Morton Sand
Canberra Bus Fares to Rise by About Twenty Percent
Bus fares in Canberra will increase starting Monday by about 20 percent to help fund a 54 million subsidy for the new financial year. The department cites rising operating costs and notes additional charges from impaired parking meters. Adults will pay more for single trips, with monthly and student passes also adjusted, affecting pensioners and school travelers under new pricing.
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Canberra
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Seston
Weather outlook brings snow above 1000 metres today
Australia weather bureau warns of snow near Snow for elevations above one thousand metres today. Canberra sees cold wet spell with maximum around three or four degrees and a bureau spokesman notes gradual improvement through the weekend.
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Weather Bureau
Canberra
Rural Roundabout to Highlight Canberra Agriculture
Canberra residents invest in rural land as The Canberra Times adds a regular Rural Roundabout section. The new feature will cover the region's farming and rowing community interests in tomorrow's edition.
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Canberra
Canberra Times
Southeast Asian ministers adopt regret over trade barriers
ASEAN ministers reach a joint declaration expressing regret and disappointment at Australia's tariff barriers on Southeast Asian imports. The meeting in Singapore notes ongoing talks with Japan and New Zealand partners and aims for a broader accord on trade facilitation and regional access.
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Association of South-East Asian Nations
Souyph Jms
ASEAN
Lampar
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Aleisy
Saul
Seoluuiwon
New Zealand
Susselinn
Vasey New
Muiluin Amt
Japan
Hissab
Sant Thott
Australia imposes tariff quotas on children s wear imports
Australia announced tariff quotas on imports of children s track suits and playsuits, largely from South East Asia. The policy, backed by government ministers, aims to curb disruption to local industry amid ASEAN trade tensions and a rising import bill.
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Australia
Me Anthony
ASEAN
Malaysia
MacKellar
Magphee
Canberra
Hong Kong
China
Taiwan
South Korea
Philippines
Singpore
Thailand
Sugar talks crumble as negotiator walks out in Tokyo
An Australian sugar negotiator quits amid acrimony with Japanese refiners over pricing and supply. The move raises fears of disrupted deliveries as talks stall on a three year contract linked to cane sugar shipments and refinery acceptances. Japanese government positions and market reactions loom large as industry sources warn of potential shortages unless deal terms are salvaged.
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Vrisles
Churchill fellows named as 67 win Churchill Trust awards
The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust announced 67 Churchill Fellowship winners for the year. Recipients include an astronomer from Mount Stromlo Observatory who will study infrared astronomy in the United States. The fund warns future fellowships may require stricter controls as investment funds are built to sustain the program.
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Winston Church Memonil Trust
Ats
Giethaim Phu
Fellowship Awarded for Abroad Tech Training at Canberra College
Mr Phil Smart a Canberra Technical College teacher receives a fellowship to study advanced welding and mentorship programs in Canada and Britain. The college notes the curriculum emphasizes precision testing in mineral resource work. A related project mentions training for water use systems and rain function research, with personnel detailing extended international study and a 15 year impact plan.
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Phyl Smart
Canberra
Bureau of Mineral Resources
Safi
Canada
Pradustes
Biologist Gault Wins Overseas Fellowship on Legume Microbes
Biologist Mr Bob Gault of CSIRO Canberra has been awarded a fellowship to study a micro organism affecting legumes. He will spend five months in New Zealand examining its use to improve crops such as peas and soybeans. The research aims to boost seed quality and fertility, supporting legumes as an alternative protein source for a growing population.
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INC
Kuala Lumpur
Anthony
South Korea
Manila
Australia
ASEAN
Fraser
Peacock
Thailand
Malysia
Philippines
Asean Raup
Nawine
Scholagy Shaw
Bob Gault
Mir Bury
Gault
Cocos Island Fight At UN Over Self Government Rights
The Cocos Islands face a UN challenge from Australia over self government for its isolated inhabitants in the Indian Ocean. Australia insists on discussions and possible responses amid international pressure and accusations of influence and bribes among participating states.
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Cocos
Australia
Cocos Islands
United Nations
Cavos
Jn Chua
Gruel
Niles
Erty Og
Shenone
Ikon
le Sail
Skamanite Presure
Evernky
Withers Visit and Policy Debates on Island Land Rights
A government statement outlines policy shifts on land rights for home island residents, ties to the Chames-Rors estate, and the role of Aboriginal currency in future funding. It notes historical ties of the Chumny Rare family to R27 and Queen Victoria sanctuary, plantation labor, and criticisms of 1935 Australian administration.
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Perth
Chames-Rors
Tint Dayo
Monater
Withers
Te Chane Rows
Hota
HOF Dabandats
Ciicos
Canberra launch for four new vintage port "Without Fear"
Four new vintage port labeled Without Fear, named after the champion sire of no year olds for the 1975-76 season, is being launched in Canberra tonight. Page 1 coverage notes tax law changes with the Freasurer and government amendments to income tax.
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Canberra
Gone World News Law List Finance Special 280 Ts In
Fragmentary item from a historic page notes various topics including law, finance, comics and sport with a lottery reference. The readable text is sparse and does not provide clear events, dates, names or outcomes to specify.
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