Court remands man 26 after Princess Anne attack
A 26 year old unemployed man was remanded in custody for a week after appearing in court on charges linked to the attack on Princess Anne. Police said the investigation could involve intensive questioning, with the court process drawing large crowds and heavy security. The royal couple were unharmed. four others were injured in the shooting near a charity event.
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No power for house sites at Kambah
Locals in Kam bah face indefinite delays as new homes in the planned suburb of Tuggeranong await electricity. The National Capital Development Commission and ACT authorities cited coordination problems and could not promise a date for power connections. One house has been completed but remains empty without power while officials study where lines and poles should be placed.
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First Australian woman named as ambassador overseas
The prime minister announced yesterday the first appointment of a woman as an Australian diplomat to an overseas post. Ruth Dole is to serve as ambassadorial chargé at the Australian Embassy in Athens, expected to be the first woman to hold the role. the government views this as a milestone in Australia’s foreign service growth.
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No evidence of crime proceedings in NSW clubs findings
Sydney reports that the Royal Commission found no evidence to instigate proceedings against any person in alleged organised crime linked to NSW clubs. Interim findings, limited to part of the reference, were delivered to Premier Sir Robert Arkin. The commission noted public confusion and criticized restricted terms of reference.
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Late News Fragment Yields No Clear Detail
A partial and unclear late news fragment offers no distinct names places or actions. The readable text provides minimal clues and cannot establish a concrete event or outcome.
Senate election date set with four referendums in May
The Prime Minister announced a three week Senate campaign and a May 18 election date alongside four constitutional referendums. Governors general approved the move after concerns over full procedures. Parties signal strategic voting across Queensland Victoria New South Wales and Canberra. Results hinge on ALP and non-Labor alignments with the DLP.
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Uproar in House Over Ruling
The Australian House of Representatives erupted in protest for hours after acting deputy Speaker Luchetti disputed a ruling. Tensions rose as leaders accused the ruling of bias amid debate over Snedden’s speech on referendum proposals and government timing.
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Gordon in Blunderland press conference spoof
Bruce Wright uses a Lewis Carroll style spoof in the Saturday Page Tomorrow to describe the Mad Hatters Press Conference and its chaotic remarks about an imperfect garbage collection in suburban areas.
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Armed robbers seize diamond haul in London street
A security guard was robbed of diamonds worth about 550000 in London after four men attacked him near a bank. The gang fled with the loot but their getaway car was later found abandoned nearby minutes after the alarm. Police arrived and searched the area. no arrests had been made.
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No tax on super surpluses debated in House inquiry
The discussion in Parliament questioned whether surpluses in the retirement fund are direct member contributions or accumulated fund surpluses. Treasurer Mr Crean stated the surpluses are not direct member contributions, responding to a question from Mr Thorburn Lab in the NSW House of Representatives.
Witness Criticizes Braking System Meltdown Report
Anomalous testimony centers on braking system failures with technical critique and safety concerns raised by a key witness. The proceedings highlight alleged deficiencies in design and maintenance impacting vehicle performance and public safety.
Lanyon case delays verdict as three weeks more pass
In a London interview, Dr Chandler notes the Lanyon case has not reached a conclusion and a further three weeks are needed. The report appears amid a wider World News section with other pages covering finance and sports.
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Books Pages Today Review Mil Perrin On New Works
Two new books reviewed by Mil Perrin explore themes of faith and wonder through narrative craft. The piece surveys each work’s approach to spiritual questions and authorial technique, highlighting how storytelling seeks to invoke the divine.
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