April Unemployment Drops Slightly In Australia
Melbourne Monday The Prime Minister and ACTU president comment on April figures showing registered unemployed fell by 4,544 to 93,293 while unfilled vacancies rose 1,117 to 27,986. Seasonally adjusted excess unemployed over vacancies eased, marking the first decrease since October. The government notes a 47 percent fall in unemployment, with new vacancies higher than in three years. 14,000 people remained on the Rural Unemployment Relief Scheme.
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Auctions and leases at Athert Hall evening sale
The report details 18 leases unsold from a 93 item batch amid an Athert Hall sale held yesterday. It notes bids, payments, and a successful payer at 780M weekly rate, with several lots noted as withdrawn or unsettled and a final payment plan arranged on terms.
Canada seizes Victorian man's passport amid protests Melbourne chaos
Melbourne reports portray Prime Minister McMahon railing at unruly demonstrations described as tied to left wing Labor elements. Police charged eight at Brisbane stock exchange after animal blood was splashed on the floor. Court appearances scheduled, with remands and a government pledge to curb property damage.
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Driver Banned Till 2010 In Court Again
A disqualified driver, Gordon Allan Diesel aged 33, appeared in Liverpool Court on three additional charges including drunken and negligent driving and driving while disqualified. He has accumulated 65 years 10 months of disqualifications since 1961. He was remanded to appear at Liverpool with a $100 bail.
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Summonses Issued In Canberra Draft Protest Case
Commonwealth Police prepared summonses for two draft resisters to appear in Spur on June 2 to face charges of failing to register for national service. Nick Richardson and John Waterford were summoned, with reports of two others named Bob Brilea and David Wish. Police indicated more details would follow from officers presenting the summonses.
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Passport seized from Croatian businessman en route to Europe
Royal Canadian Mounted Police detectives seized the passport of Mel hournen businessman Mr Srecko Rover during a Canada visit en route to Europe. Canadian authorities, at Canberra's migration department request, plan to cancel his passport to ensure his return to Australia. Rover, a Yugoslav immigrant naturalized as Australian, has been active in Croatian circles. he is believed to be engaged in business in Australia and Europe.
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Poll shows McMahon approval at twenty six percent
A recent poll shows Prime Minister McMahon with a 26 percent approval after tax cuts and pension rises, up one point from the Gallup poll before the mini Budget. Whitlam’s approval remains steady at eight percent.
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Air fares eyed for cheaper routes between Australia and Singapore
A Qantas spokesman indicated last week that fares between Australia and Singapore may drop. The discussion focused on potential price reductions by airline groups including Malaysia and others, signaling possible competition and lower travel costs pending policy and route adjustments.
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Major attack on Kontum expected
Scattered fighting north of Kontum City continued as 30 US B-52 bombers dropped a protective carpet around the area to frustrate North Vietnamese patrols. Reports say this could signal a major offensive, with Vietnamese forces pushing toward the besieged city and fighting centering near An Loc and nearby areas.
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NZ to press Canberra talks on NZ built trainer for RAAF
Defence and aviation correspondent reports New Zealand aims to push Canberra to buy a New Zealand built training aircraft for the Royal Australian Air Force. The plan involves Aero Engine Services Ltd Airtourer and Victoria Air Tourer models as joint defence supply cooperation is discussed.
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Wool body ordered to speed up report Paris visit high taxes
A fragmented wartime dispatch notes guidance to accelerate a reporting on a Paris visit amid high taxes and broader world totals. The readable text references an orderly prompt for faster coverage and mentions ordinary taxes in a partial context, with limited concrete details.
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