Protester resumes embassy vigil near Israeli Embassy
A Victorian protester, Benjamin Methay of Noble Park, resumed a vigil opposite the Israeli Embassy in Yarralumla after an earlier acquittal on a Gaming Ordinance charge. An ACT constable observed Methay and his wife with placards on Turney Street as Methay demanded the release of political prisoners.
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Thieves Loot Workshops in Canberra Suburbs
A Canberra CID report details thefts in Fyshwick and Holder. Thieves entered a Fyshwick office through a window, taking about 892 from petty cash. At Holder, a woodworking machine valued around 900 was stolen after forcing a window into a tin finished home.
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Wreckage on Fraser Island Identified as Ship Fittings
The Minister for Ships and Transport says consultant identified metal objects found on Fraser Island as ship fittings. Initial reports described them as old iron. further inquiries by officials aim to confirm if the piece is part of a ship wreck. The minister referenced a 1914 passenger vessel loss near the area and noted efforts to compare found debris with known ship plans to verify identification.
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Ban on aiding firm blamed for motel collapse in Sydney
A union ban on the motel housing the Springbok rugby team was described as partly responsible for the leasing company going out of business. Proprietors said the ban by the Liquor and Nie Industries Union affected deliveries and finances, contributing to the company’s downfall. Several employees faced layoffs as the firm struggled to survive amid the dispute.
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Doctors urged to exercise caution on drugs in pregnancy
The Director General of Health Sir William Refshauge warned Australian doctors to be very careful when prescribing medicines to pregnant women especially in the first three months. He cited the Drug Evaluation Committee findings on amipramine and other antidepressants and tranquillisers, noting unpredictable effects on fetal development. The caution covers all Pregnant patients and nursing mothers with possible hazards outweighing benefits until full evaluation is done.
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Australian health panel backs limited hexachl bathing in hospitals
The Australian drug evaluation committee recommends restricted newborn bathing with hexachlorene, limited to hospitals and only for babies under medical supervision. Minister Sir Kenneth Anderson said the finding stems from overseas temporary visits and expert evaluations.
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Scientific warning on chemical preservatives in lab work
The document warns about caramitiee and hexa-Chirophene recommending limited use for cleaning extensive bias and advises that in combination with bacteria preservation only very low concentrations should be used. It notes cautions and cautions in laboratory settings.
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