Arrests Rise in Canberra Aboriginal Affairs Siege Inquiry
A second man was arrested last night in Canberra charged with assaulting a Department of Aboriginal Affairs officer during the February 28 siege. Police say three men were detained with a pistol in a Canberra room. The Wollongong man joins another in custody as the investigation expands, with ten further charges anticipated as the inquiry continues.
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Wallongong
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Solzhenitsyn Seeks Swiss Entry for Family
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn applied to Swiss authorities for entry permits for his wife and children. The Swiss Justice and Police Ministry announced the move, stating the family plans to settle in Zurich and seek political asylum.
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Zurich
Hijacked JAL Jet Seized After 426 Aboard in Okinawa
Police captured a masked 8 year old hijacker at Naha airport seven hours after a Japan Air Lines jet carrying 426 people was seized demanding about 34.6 million dollars in cash. Flight attendants and police coordinated food drops as officers moved in to subdue the minor suspect.
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Prince Andrew and Prince Edward May Follow Royal Footsteps
Timbertop London reports that The Queen's younger sons Prince Andrew aged 14 and Prince Edward aged 10 may follow in their elder brother's footsteps. The piece notes royal duties and public appearances shaping the brothers' early role in the monarchy.
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Prince Andrew
Prince Edward
Butter price changes across Australian states
Reports indicate NSW and Queensland butter prices will rise, while Victoria will not. Queensland prices up 4c with tomorrow as the expected effective date, NSW up 2c, and fruit prices up 7c or 8 for a 29oz can and 4c for other items from April. Officials cite a federal statutory industry board review and manufacturer price justification.
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NSW’ Food Association
Review of fair rent ordinance ordered
The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Bryant announced a review of the Landlord and Tenant Ordinance sections on fair renting. He said amendments may protect government interests and ensure equitable rent based on tenant circumstances. San Canberra Court of Petty Sessions noted rents were increased on five houses in a recent appeal.
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PNG sets December first 1974 for independence
Papua New Guinea Chief Minister Somare announced in the House of Assembly that December 1 1974 should be the independence date. He aims to secure support in April for this timetable while noting UN General Assembly consideration and a home grown constitution. Australia pledged aid of at least 500 million dollars over the next three years to sustain government services and development.
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Papua New Guinea Moves Toward Independence Step Small One
Mr Somare says independence date to be decided by the House of Assembly with UN backing. He notes self government since December and outlines steps to assume defence and foreign policy control, plus legal changes with Australia. Morrison cites discussions with Port Moresby on defence administration. Solomon reports a strong assembly majority for independence. Australia expected to provide at least 400 million dollars in aid over three years.
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Papua New Guinea
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Port Moresby
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Sydney
Seized Irish senator shot in Northern Ireland border region
An Irish Protestant senator, Billy Fox, was found shot dead about 12 hours after being kidnapped by masked men near his friend’s house in County Monaghan. A search followed while assailants set fire to a house and an adjacent van, heard during the abduction near the border with Northern Ireland.
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Billy Fox
Howe
Northern Ireland
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Fhodse
Van
Shore
Lanyon inspection under way near Can Hei, ACT
A High Court judge and Queen's Counsel visit the 7 kilometre south of Can Hei property as part of a Federal Government compensation plan for the Lanyon Pastoral acquisition. The exact terms and timing are not fully disclosed as officials assess the property and related arrangements.
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Empire building disputed over Canberra society HQ purchase
In Canberra the Civic Permanent Cooperative Building Society seeks a ruling on power to buy a new $8.7 million headquarters from builders Lend Lease. Opposing counsel argues the purchase exceeds the society's powers while Civic Permanent claims it will consolidate head office space, add a branch on a shopping concourse, and boost advertising presence.
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Sydney
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Civic Permanent
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Lockhart
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Operative Societies
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Civic Permarent
ACT primary schools voice serious teacher shortage
The boards of three ACT primary schools at Uriarra Lyneham and Page warn of a critical staff shortage leaving a class of 40 pupils aged five to 11 with only one teacher. The interim Lyneham board calls for exhaustive recruitment while criticising failed permanent replacements and reliance on relief staff.
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Usiarra
Lyneham
Page
Manent
Jean Eh
Uriarra School
Ion
ACT Tools Authority
J. Larkin
Brisbane flood threat eased as Zoe veers away
Cyclone Zoe passed clear of Queensland coast reducing flood fears there while NSW Northern Rivers towns face renewed threats. The report notes coverage across pages with mentions of UK EC ties and Australian affairs. Authorities warn residents to monitor water levels as conditions shift.
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Queensland
Nsw
Northern Rivers
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