Labor tension greets Parliament opening session
The new Federal Parliament session opens amid rising Labor tensions over leadership and policy. Reports say Calwell faces pressure from Labor deputies and Whitlam allied figures as the party prepares to resume after four months, with the Victorian caucus and executive focus on the autumn agenda and potential stances.
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Weil
Lovexpinin A
Nts
Mde
Whitham
Federa
Neh Federsil
Dr. Cairns
Han Eal
Ceprosemae
Ateotess
Amet Belem
Petrol Pwices
Gramisé
Ae Whitlam
ALD Abe
Unity
Nation
Jale
Kennelly
Raw
Wilk
Caswell
Rennelly
Persoroiites
Janal Civic
Counal
Samtarparia
Australal
Associated Press
Parlaay
Cairns
NSA
Whitlam-carrns
Indonesia
Letshin
Renshaw
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Alabama
Man Jit fire gaoled for a month in Goulbury
Aayenieokd lab orer Artur Wainer was jailed for a month yesterday after he lit a fire during a disturbance. Police said the blaze caused damage in the northwest devasta ry area and suspects were arrested following inquiries.
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Aayenieokd
Goulbury
Artur Wainer
J. Winget
Adel
Warner
Thomas
Canberra residents confront vandalism and street harassment
A Canberra advisory group and council leaders reported ongoing vandalism around Kiowa Street near Civic Centre. Residents described aggressive behavior by drivers and passengers, with offensive remarks directed at a woman in the area. Police pledged vigilance as weekend activities drew concern.
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AGT
Enanel
ACT
Police
Yarralumtsy
Eels
Canberra
Civic
Undefined fragmentary notice on insurance and building approval
A damaged OCR fragment reports on an insurance company and a building project in Canberra. It mentions a National Capital advisory committee and a report to authorities. The text is garbled, with unclear dates, names, and actions, but implies refusals or cautions regarding the venture.
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An.assurance Company
Hevcon
Canberra
Munual Life and Cit
Hint of a deal drags Congress into civil rights desecration protests
The report describes a nationwide surge of protests calling for rights law reforms, with thousands marching in major cities including Boston Selma and Washington. Leaders urge federal action while clashes with police spark debate over Congress’s response and the pace of legislative change.
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Bostane Shail
Ohnson
Jimes
Pike
Ins
Ispoker Stader
Epis
Selma
Boston
Mayer
Ins'io
Sim
Alabama
Rourhkeepsie
New York
Harlemy Ek
Oilers Te. Co
St Arguntine
Florida
Maymachusehis
Jest
Ville
Kentucky
Albus
Congress
Querque
New Mexico
Hesrane
Wallace
Von
Unie
Santa Orewa
U.S
Betwen
Washington
April 26 holiday and voting drives amid tensions
Villagers report a holiday set for April 26 as talks on elections and registration unfold. Indonesians are blamed for recent violence in the mainland. proposals aim to ensure registration access with federal registrar appointments.
Local council probes violence as weekend clashes rise
Report describes chaotic Saturday fighting with multiple casualties. Osbourne’s team and other figures face detentions as security forces battle armed groups across Canberra locales amid pleas for order. Witnesses recount locked gates, disrupted offices, and widespread fear.
Automatic post offices set for five Australian cities
Canberra Sydney Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide will host automatic post offices selling stamps books letter cards and stamped envelopes. Postmaster General Vic Hulme said the Canberra office would open first with operations starting soon after a brief delay. An incident involving a prisoner at Adelaide is noted, with authorities reporting damage and charges including assault and resisting.
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Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Gentral
Vic Hulme
Iso
Wiel
Islan Bend
Esterday Ans
Queenston
Charles “Hane
Yan
Verti Tee
A. Sebulis
Bilsy Island
Beni Police
Adela
Hall of
Mihey
Jenarimoni
Cone Court
Hulme
Jungle Death Toll in Malayan Jungle Conflict
Kuala Lumpur reports Indonesian guerrillas and nine Malaysian troops killed in a series of clashes in swampy Malayan Peninsula jungles. Casualty figures vary, signaling ongoing confrontations between forces.
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Kuala Lumpur
Ejahreen
Peninsuils
US Air Force strikes major Hanoi ammunition depot
US aircraft and Navy planes attacked a weapons and ammunition storage complex located one mile south of Hanoi. Three buildings were reported destroyed in the raid coordinated by Colonel Hal Price of the US Second Air Division. Weather prevented fuller confirmation as crews resume operations following the strikes.
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Monnay
Lon
United States Air Force
Navy
Hanoi
Hal, Price
Second Air Division
Reel Ae Philui
Hays
Cal
Price
Visit PM Ties in Singijace Leader’s Canberra Visit
PM on a Canberra trip meets Singijace officials amid European talks. Government sources say leaders discuss trade, security, and regional cooperation as pages highlight leisure and sport listings.
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Lolaind
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Tanberra
Msce
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Singijace
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Elie Soon Enue
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