Are we Christian MP's remarks ignite debate at university
Mopaxa University Melbourne students who died the crucifixion were described as tatbags or under sinister influence in a grievance debate. Mr Katter warned youths at sensitive developmental stages on campus diversifying into grog and low moral sanity. He questioned whether Australia remains Christian and urged Parliament to counter forces threatening the national code. A British High Commission fellow, Mr A C Hall, collapsed at the office and was detained for observation at Canberra Community Hospital.
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Mopaxa University
Melbourne
Katter
House of Representatives
Kater
Monash
Psychiatric care urged for gaol inmates in court ruling
In a court ruling, Mr Justice Gibbs urged the provision of modern psychiatric treatment for homosexuals confined in prisons. Turner faced multiple indecent assault charges on two boys. a Crown Prosecutor argued for lengthy imprisonment, but the judge noted Turner’s poor reformative record and lack of prior psychiatric treatment during custody. Separate matters included divorce proceedings, settlements, and a money lent suit, with various parties named and amounts cited.
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Justice Gibbs
Ronald “Douglas Turner
Bougainville Street
A Manuka
R. Watson
Turner
ACT Supreme
Alee Ohio
lNen
Araneae
Timer
Serquilly
D. S. Grimer
Ictoria Felice
Ing
Gat
Dais
Gibbs Gatdy
Vic T Christie
A. R
Nelson and Company
Fiitner
Justice Gib
ACT Supreme Court
Jus
Nola Kathleen Robinson
Brigalow Court
Connor
Willian Crosh
Jardine Street
Kingston
Robinson
Nora Kathleen Colby
Alice
Crosby
RK. Enderby
Instruc
Gallen
Kelly and Daiier
Ryan found guilty of dangerous driving in Canberra sessions
In Tanherra Petty Sessions, Ryan Reid faced charges of driving dangerously, negligent driving, and speeding. Evidence showed he braked to avoid a car and crossed into oncoming traffic on Parkes Way, with a vehicle tilting as he slid. Defence noted his previously clean record, while the case was adjourned for other charges to May 27.
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Wervant
Cvormendara Street
Reid
Tanherra
Ryan
Commonweathridge
Parkes Way
Trafic
Commonwealth Avenue
Hermes
Parker
J. Kelly
A. H. Bird
Rail payments for injuries inadequately raised in debate
Federal MPs assailed laziness and indifference by authorities in boosting Commonwealth Railways injury compensation. Mr J R Fraser cited a Narrabundah father seeking damages and only $2,000 maximum, unchanged for over 50 years, despite grievous injuries and a 1962 judge critique of the Act limiting damages to $4,000 for death or permanent disability.
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Commonwealth Railways
ACT
J.R Fraser
House of ‘Representatives
Id Tad
Commonwealth Railways Department
Fraser
E. Hayden
Sixth” Street
Narrabundah
Commonwealth Railways ‘Act
Justice Joske
Canberra
Fines for over use of water from Canberra court
Three people were fined a total of 60 dollars by Mr Humby SM yesterday for contravening water restrictions. Peter Posavec Sam Kyriacou and Derek Dowles were each fined two dollars after pleading guilty for sprinklers and un attended hoses. The case was heard in Canberra.
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Humby
Caonerra
Petty
Peter Posavec
Raymond Street
Ainslie
Sam ‘Kyriacou
Phillip Street
Downer
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Petty Sessions
Richard
Gnage
Junice
Duns
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Mary Mavis
Tine
Tessa
Ingsoa
Pia
Frem
Civil Aviation
Swartz
General Holmes Drive
Sydney
Dobie
Lik
Nsw
Max
David Jones
D J’s
Dj’s
Westmont
Balmoral
D.W
Dansk
Mossop
R. T. Whytes Mansworld
K'ston
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