Tiny baby Natalie Webb to face world after birth
Natalie Webb, born prematurely at about 14 weeks early, weighs 11 pounds and is due to leave Woden Valley Hospital on Monday with her mother Bevin Webb. They plan to move to the Queen Elizabeth Home for a few days as Natalie continues recovery and hospital visits continue.
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Chrysler UK workers offer to share in company profits
Workers at the troubled Chrysler UK plant consider sharing profits and adding to run the business as management plans a longer workweek. Union officials say assemblies and committees at plant and company levels are being formed to decide pay and arrangements amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Rescue by sea off Western Australia after freighter sinks
A freighter sank off Western Australia with 16 crew members rescued by a multinational effort. The Royal Australian Navy and Russian and Singaporean vessels joined the search near Monte Helion as the Tropic Queen sent a mayday. No ship name or clear survivor details are confirmed.
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Safety standards urged for Australian toys
At a Sydney meeting on May 20 the Standards Association of Australia considered updated limits on cadmium and chromium in toys and children's products. Vernon Mc, Canberra executive, representing Consumers of Ned WheWiedl, tabled a proposal to tighten Australian standards to protect children from toxic metals.
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Revolution in Cambodia presses new order and fall of Phnom Penh
French AFP reporters Jean Jacques Cazaux and l Claude Juvenal recount the rapid Khmer Rouge takeover of Phnom Penh. They describe mass evacuations, refugee scenes at the French Embassy, and the regime’s drive to erase Western traces as Cambodia enters a new order.
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Indexation endorsed by Australia wage group in Melbourne
Australia's Public Service Association supported the wage indexation plan as realistic and in line with the Arbitration Commission. The federal executive met in Melbourne to back the commission’s wage indexing guidelines while industrial actions continued at a hack station with 75 workers reportedly dismissed in a separate dispute.
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Food aid plea targets affluent nations for fairer world aid
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Willesee, urged rich exporting countries to meet their responsibilities and supply adequate food aid to underdeveloped nations. He criticised current levels as insufficient and called for a shift in international aid and trade policies to address global hunger and the costs borne by developing countries. He spoke at an Australian Institute international affairs conference noting Australia’s potential leadership in regional development and the need for realistic aid expectations within broader economic challenges.
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Experimental modular houses opened in Canberra suburb
An associate commissioner of the National Capital Development Commission, Mr G C Shannon, opened an exhibition of six experimental modular houses in Richman Place, Kambah. Two houses will be open for public inspection from 9 am to 4 pm daily. The commission will assess the housing method and aims to influence Canberra's housing construction plans.
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Waiting list to reopen housing for long-term government tenants
A distorted notice outlines reopening plans for a single-flat waiting list in Canberra. It targets men and women who have lived in government housing for at least seven years and now seeks to allocate one-bedroom units, moving approved residents to new properties as space becomes available.
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Local Editor Freed Amid Unclear Aftermath
An editor from a regional publication was released after unclear events surrounding a contentious episode. The incident drew prompt reactions from community charities and a noted charity link remains under review. Police report no further details available at this time.
No objection to AGIO equal footing in Hobart
In Hobart Senator Wheeldon said there was no objection to the Australian Government Insurance Office working on an equal footing with privately owned offices. Legislation amendments by the government were debated in Canberra next week. A Canberra conference with insurers was planned to obtain AGIO details. In Melbourne about 10 000 insurance workers demonstrated against AGIO, citing fear for private jobs and socialism by stealth.
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Sydney University Senate votes on economist appointment uproar
A Sydney University Senate meeting voted on the appointment of Professor Gordon Mills as Economics chair amid an uproar among supporters and opponents. Critics allege improper processes and political influence, calling for an inquiry into the appointment procedures and motives. The vote outcome and next steps remain disputed among faculty.
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Rebirth of a Village After Disaster Hits Abertay
A Reuters report details a high rate increase following a disaster in Abertay that killed several and left the village rebuilding. The article notes population growth constraints and a broader community effort to regenerate the town.
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Death of Avery Brundage HOCKEY obituary note
Avery Brundage, former Winter Olympics president and long time IOC leader, died yesterday. The obituary notes Brundage’s influence on sport and Olympic governance as a defining figure in 20th century athletics.
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