Taber recalled for U K tour in surprise selection
Sydney report confirms Brian Taber named in Australian touring side despite being viewed as a misfit for England. The squad features Chappell Harte and Border-era veterans with new caps among a mix of WA and NSW players, while questions remain over pace and spin options.
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Sydnly
Nsw
Brian Taber
Sheffield
Western Australia
Witton Panes
Toree
Rash Tan Chappell
Jet Harterind
Ashley Malte
Saou
Anneo Dayal Calley
Rice
Duhnny Gleevom
Alan Tuber
Bowig” Walters LaLa
Paul Sheahan
Kelly Suckpale
Contract let for bus interchange in Wien town centre
Leighton Contractors Pty. Ltd. secured the contract to build the Wien town centre bus interchange. The National Capital Development Commission spokesman said completion is targeted for late this year. The facility will be central to the town, segregate buses from vehicles, and include covered platforms, lavatories, a bus Salter’s office, and a seated concourse. A pedestrian overbridge will connect the interchange to Town Avenue, with forecourt provisions for the police ration.
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Wien Town Centre
Phillip
Leighton Contractors Pty. Ltd
National Capital Development Commission
Sai Feldiy
Agai
Tn Saurace
Doctors' fees to be discussed by Federal Cabinet
The Federal Cabinet will discuss the government's stance on doctors' fees after meetings between Health Minister Sir Kenneth Anderton and Prime Minister McMahon with leaders of the Australian Medical Association. Both leaders earlier rejected a voluntary medical benefits scheme while considering common fees and a new schedule proposed by the Society of General Practitioners.
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Kenneth Andisa
McMahon
Australian Medical Association
Kenneth
Society of General Practitioners
Nsw
Ucensland
China
Society of General Practioners
Righ
Wsith Kenneth
Mahon
AMA
Lowety
Peter Arnold
Sydney
Hausen
Government delays in medical scheme talks spark AMA meeting
In Sydney the Federal Council of the AMA plans a special meeting amid government delays over a participatory medical scheme. Dr RH Mace-donald and Dr Edgar Thomson met Sir Kenneth Anderson, while MPs debate doctor fees and the national health budget.
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AMA
Federal Council of the Ama
Snowy Snowfalls Hit Snowy Mountains With Cold Weather
Colder air blankets Snowy Mountains as light snow falls near Mt Kosciuszko and Perisher reports describe very cold conditions. NSW temperatures ranged from near 39 degrees at Treddro to a high around 68 yesterday, with forecasts predicting cool, dry weather and potential floods.
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Mt Kosisho
Tash
Nsw
Tredro
Canberra
Tax system under review by the Treasurer in Australia
The Federal Treasurer Mr Snedden acknowledged concern about how the tax system is operating and said a basic review is underway. He noted progress includes examination of overseas taxation experiences and aims to yield valuable ideas for government policy.
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Snedden
Sneiklen
Tavpivers A
Stdines
Wong Rave
Lesser Simum
Inquiry into ACT Japan backs down on Taiwan
A parliamentary debate reveals confusion over Taiwan status and China’s claim. The government signals a shift toward formalising relations with China while acknowledging the PRC’s position and not recognizing Taiwan as a separate state.
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Japan
Taiwan
San Francisco
Canberra minister calls for new municipal standards in ACT
The Minister for the Interior Mr Hunt told the ACT Advisory Council government weaknesses under modern conditions, urging a new approach to city planning, finance, and municipal administration to address public demand for clearer policies and enhanced autonomy. He noted changes in ministerial relations and signaled proposals to advance governance in the ACT.
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Canberra
Hunt
ACT Advisory Council
Sauna Chaiman
JH Pead
Theer-Appli- Cavanne
Mamerstey Holdings Faces 6 Percent Cut in 1972
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mamerstey Holdings considering a six percent reduction in 1972. References mention ore cuts, tonnages of fire, and Japanese mills, with a page 18 citation.
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Mamerstey Holdings
Tdday
Fay
Hamerstey
Council rejects ACT taxi fare rise
The ACT council votes against approving a planned increase in taxi fares amid debate over transport charges. The page also notes other items including winter warmth supplements and regional planning for a national park in the Northern Territory.
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ACT
Aborigine jailed over mini skirt case stirs Senate debate
In Queensland a girl at Doo madjee Aboriginal Mission was jailed two weeks for wearing a mini skirt. Senate inquiry heard evidence about mission powers and enforcement. Dr Elizabeth Aggleston urged government intervention to improve Indigenous employment and rights. Local officials defended or questioned the limits of mission authority.
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Doomadjee Aboriginal Mission
Queensland
Senate
Penceman
Elizabeth Aggleston
of Research Into Aboriginal Affairs
Monash University
Poliseman
Keele
Tn Piis
Massion
Eggleston
Reeve
Fegleston
Inenor
Nborigines
Finke
Northerm
Finke A Tina
Upen Foto Hid
Adil Nes Thet
Department of the Interior
Auther Group
Revion
SS Oiginal
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Fran WA
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House of Representatives
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Taian
People’s Republic of China
People’s Report
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Wien
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RSM
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Rosin
Semiomalaca
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