NSW Judicial System May Need Major Overhaul
NSW Chief Justice Sir John Kerr warned on ABC radio that the overcrowded system risks collapse without reform. The Supreme Court could see cases rise from 12,000 to 37,000 by 20M, prompting administrative first instance fixes and redistribution of work across courts to avoid excessive delays and costs.
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Cieneral
Supreme Court
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ABC Radio
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Jonk
Supreme
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Conia
Fear of arms race over base in Indian Ocean
UN panel warns that turning Diego Garcia into a full military base could trigger a new arms race with the Soviet Union. The panel notes the Indian Ocean area as a zone of peace since 1971 and cautions a single base may unsettle balanced power presence.
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United Nations
Britain
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
Soviet Union
United‘Nations
Diego Gutramos
Ogun
UN General Assembly
End of a hotel era today in Canberra
The Hotel Canberra will close today after 80 years, ending a era of political and diplomatic hosting. The lease is not renewed by the government, with closure affecting about 80 staff who have mostly found other work. The hotel opened in 1924 and was popular with politicians, ambassadors, and officers, hosting a 24 hour bar and low rates. a farewell gathering is planned and office staff will remain to clear essential business.
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Canberra
Ralph O'Conner
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Daly
Nto
Arewell
Motorcyclist Struck Boeing 737 At Wellington Airport
A young motorcyclist collided with a Boeing 737 at Wellington Airport as the aircraft taxied toward the terminal. The rider was uninjured and detained but faces no charges. airport security systems were reported disrupted during the incident.
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Wellington
Eevacu
Siera
Sounarman
Mam
12 coaches stranded in Adelaide amid storm warnings
A partial report notes 12 coaches stranded between Himba and Adelaide as passengers from NSW Schoolchildren and AJ Tecs tour face delays. Police warned travellers to avoid the northern route due to severe storm forecasts, while a poacher incident was mentioned near Wooms.
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Adelaide
AJ Tecs
Shane Bait
Nsw
Ase Wrandest
South Australia
Wooms
ACT area to suffer under Liberals election claim
The Canberra Queanbeyan reply critiques Liberal-Country policy, urging readers to consider the impact of an opposition victory. The piece references Prime Minister Whitlam, public service growth, NSW government money talks, and railwayline debates, quoting figures and responses from Sir Robert and other officials.
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Australia
Liberal - Country Party
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Whitlam
Doctors Back Federal Health Scheme Support Letter
A large number of doctors have openly supported the Federal Government's proposed national health scheme. An open letter signed by 214 doctors from NSW and the ACT endorses the plan and signals the possible formation of a Doctors Reform Society in NSW after the election.
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Sydney
Nsw
Act
Pyles
Pergeam
Hoyt
Doctors” Reform Society
Latiinlag
Siro
Hallan
Paolo Canoti
Manpower policy reports outline reform aims
The second major public report on manpower policies issued by the Government through the Minister for Labour, Cameron, emphasizes strengthening industrial policy and research to build a capable workforce. It notes a potential authority similar to the Scieu veto framework and urges coordinated implementation of Kangar and Sharp reports with Cochrane findings to manage industrial reorganisation and adjustment.
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Poel
Labour
Camron
Ivour
Britain
Swedien Saa
Conan A
Fafruat
Beazley
Cochrane
Wis
Wilam
Kangan
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Opposition Leaders Meet to Plan Election Strategy
In Brisbane on Sunday the two Opposition Leaders Snedden and Anthony met over an hour to discuss new policies and campaign tactics. They eyed attracting younger voters for Liberal and Country, with education housing and strikes among focal issues.
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Brisbane
Snedden
Anthony
Fanighi
Liberal
Country
Sedden
Labor
Lake Burley Griffin
Canberra
Churchmen Push Labor Vote Amid Election Forum
Voters heard Labor at a church meeting described as a key election event. Speakers discussed pension increases, social supports, and youth community service, with claims of future benefits and the aim to aid the underprivileged through public service roles.
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Valers
Amd
Austalia
ANU Calls Reform Amid Weekend Education Talks
Fragmented OCR text shows ANU labeled a degree factory amid education reform discussions. Mentions of universities, proposals for wage changes, and references to rugby and rugby union teams create a scattered picture of conflicting headlines and crumbled names.
PM and Snedden Draw 6000 Italians at Retirement Centre Opening
Prime Minister Whitlam and Opposition Leader Snedden addressed about six thousand Italians at the opening of the Scaltabri Retirement Centre near Liverpool. The ceremony highlighted Italian influence on Australia’s growth, with speeches noting strong migrant contributions and citizenship trending upward in the past year.
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Australia
Chivena
Whitlam
Ition
Snedden
Scaltabri
Aitral
Liverpool
Aateue Australia
Yeinaing
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Fragmented OCR note on panels and items
The readable text appears as garbled phrases about side panels, supplies, people named Heaton and Kiwi, and scattered words like conduct, mugs, and numbers. No clear event, date, location, or entities form a coherent news item.
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