Builders may get a year's notice on land
Canberra plans a review of land allocation recommending builders receive a year’s notice of granted blocks. The National Capital Development Commission timing will affect allocations while a minority of large builders who bought multiple leases may see changes. The review, led by Minister Bryant, aims to reduce planning uncertainty without altering the present allocation method.
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Capital Territory
Bryant
National Capital Development Commission
Fiyan
Hotine
Ental
Norra Deck
Builess
Bomb explosions damage Ripon barracks in York shire
Three bomb blasts hit an army barracks in Ripon York shire early today. Police report one person slightly injured as Royal 38th Engineer Regiment units stationed there are understood to be serving. Northern Ireland context noted.
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London
Ripon
Yorkshire
Aswooi
Hea
Royal 38Th Engineer Regiment
Northern Ireland
Otis proposes rapid transit match for Canberra needs
Otis Elevator Company outlines a driverless ride-on-air electric rapid transit system for Canberra that could be rolled out in five to ten years at about 169 million dollars. The plan envisions six passenger cars on demand routes along major trunk corridors with elevated sections and feeder services, while Canberra’s planning authority the NCDC questions capacity and delays, keeping land reserved for future rights of way.
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Otis Elevator Company Ltd
Canberra
Department of the Capital
Department of Environment and Conservation
National Capital Development Commission
Department of the Capital Territory
Otis
Nly
NCDC
Belconnen
Tugeeranong
Woden Valley
Airport
Careria
NSW Country Party splits over policy in Sydney show
In Sydney on Tuesday Sir Charles Cutler led the NSW Parliamentary Country Party in rejecting Federal Country Party efforts to contest elections against sitting Liberal MPs. He announced unanimous opposition to the move and warned the NSW group would unite against the federal party. The dispute, tied to a name change and broader alignment, risks a split of the NSW Country Party with reconvening at Tamworth later.
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NSW Parlimentary Country
Charles Cutler
Federal Country Party
Charles Sud
Parliamentat Country Party
My Ma Thon
Urinal Contry
Comntey Barty
Huibhiely
Nsw
Will
Tamworth
Chhuttes
Hwasier
Amihone
Sir Charles Sash
Queensland
Western Australia
Sash
Sir Charles sash to parliamentary party amid Country Party split
The NSW Country Party faces deep division over federal amalgamation and policy shifts. Sir Charles notes not backing a rapprochement with the Liberal party and warns he may disassociate from NSW if federal plans press metropolitan interests. Conference at State Parliament House fails to resolve rifts between NSW Country Party and federal colleagues.
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Hai
State Parliament House
State Country Party
Meas
Nsw
Anthony
Sinclair
NSW Country Party
Sir Charles
Charles
Country Party
Conny Party_Nail
Woden to have nursing home report page 8
A fragmented article notes a planned nursing home in Woden to be established in part of Se Reweam. The copy mentions European security and strategic arms talks as emerging topics. Names Kissinger Areshige Lulu Mascam appear as items in the page 8 reference.
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Se Reweam
Sala Tivas
Rent Kissinger Areshige
Mascam
Controversy Over Virus Research Raises Valley Health Debate
A Perth conference on detailing energy and exploration revealed concerns about the security and cost implications of transporting gas via pipelines from the North-West. Officials warned that pipeline costs could rise, influencing future energy planning. The discussion touched on regional health and safety issues related to virus research and potential impacts on public policy.
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Shell
Sydney
Betealesian
Perth
Alert for guerillas report alarms British intel
London sources cite a report that 14 Australian trained Palestinians may be planning attacks on naval facilities or an international airport in Europe. Foreign Office denies substantiation, noting prior reports lacked reliable sources.
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London
Fuicxay
Siam
Palestinan
UK to raise record loan in new borrowing plan
London reports Chancellor Healey announced a record borrowing package to fund the economy. The plan, including interbank swap facilities with the Federal Reserve, aims to cover a widening trade deficit and cut imports with a more sensible budget approach.
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Hank
Luis
Wisbesi
Wali
Amd
Fehyiry
Minnie
Mr Healey
Britain
Healey
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
O Rune
Letter to Prime Minister accuses Auditor General in 1972 plot
A letter to Prime Minister Whitlam from Treasury official W J Mason alleges Auditor General Craik was involved in a 1972 conspiracy to introduce prejudicial material roles. The document cites immense legal complexity and possible suspension rules under the Public Service Act. It references the Bible service Board and mentions ongoing questions about proper venue and ministerial oversight.
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Mr Alason
Ealing
Bible Service Board
Craik Wit
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Treasury
Audit Acl
Public Service Board
Miniter
Public Service Act
Craik
Orie
Seti
Fry
Trederick Wheeler
Marna
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