Poisoned pet food in Canberra area sparks fear among owners
Readable sections report Whiskettes pet food sold in Canberra area linked to toxic pesticide isophene Naleen poisoning cases in cats and dogs. Veterinarians and Uncle Ben's supplier urged caution as owners reported vomiting and sudden illness after ingestion. Unsworth cautioned that raw materials may have been contaminated and reinforced need for antidote and recalls.
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Canberra
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Aina
Queanbeyan
Unsworth
Boye
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Survey
Melbourne
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Ben
ACT move endangers key parliamentary committee
An ALP move to bar a Labor caucus decision on two ACT ordinances may threaten Parliament's standing. Debate in the Senate next Tuesday could jeopardize the Consumer Transactions and Representation Ordinances and the Warehouse Representation-Ordnance, seen as pivotal yet contested by ACT lawmakers and the Reform bloc. The upheaval centers on how these measures affect the committee's influence and international commentary on governance.
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Oot Ik
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Mba
Ondl
Mane
Bart
Snaninovdy
Manumeantern Warranties Ordinance Stirs Senate Debate
The Senate discusses the Manumeantern Warranties Ordinance governing merchantable goods and contract representations. Debate highlights possible rescission and damages for misrepresentation, with committee actions and resignations referenced amid party positions and government concerns.
Sinatra to wed Hollywhod amid unsettled marriage saga
Frank Sinatra aged 60 reportedly plans to marry Hollywhod on Wednesday after denying any firm confirmation. Press International cites Sinatra’s statement while in Las Vegas, noting his estranged wife Zeapa Marx is not yet finalized in the public record and hints at ongoing financial arrangements related to university support.
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Frank Sinatra
Zeapa Marx
Press International
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Las Vepas
Taiva
Univers
Flies Ride Wind Across Australia Snow
In Melbourne a CSIRO entomology bulletin notes that native shushflies travel with the wind. The bulletin says the flies breed year round in northern Australia and migrate to southern states during late winter or spring on warmer winds.
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Melbourne
Csiro Sury
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Chaberra
Hassil
Australia
Too Many Car Models? Australian Vehicle Inspection Study
A 1975 Australian Automotive Association report finds excessive model variety harms quality. Among 13,000 new cars and wagons across 50 models, imported Japanese models generally show better build quality than locally assembled or Australian-made vehicles, with persistent faults across several models.
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Australia
Australian Automobile Association
Austestia
Toomy
Ecport
Tsun
Mechanics report cites brake and steering faults across car makes
The 1974 study shows brake defects highest in Datsun Toyota Volvo and Volkswagen lines with steering faults averaging 24 per cent in Australian production. Shock absorbers, mounts, and suspension components remain major issues across models like Torana Cortina Renault Peugeot and Holden. Fault rates vary by make with Renault P76 Farber and Peugeot among the higher performers. Honda Civic and Triumph also show notable problems while overall defect rates declined from 80 per cent in 1973. The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries met in Canberra to challenge AAA parameter fairness.
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Holden
Layland
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Passat
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AAA
Car industry concern in Sydney on petrol tax proposal
Ford Australia managing director Brian Ingles warned that punitive taxation on six cylinder and V8 cars could threaten employment, though he said the Australian car industry is built on such engines. The Royal commission petrol forum proposal is under study.
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Royal Commission Ini Petrol
Ford Austratis
Brian Ingles
Budget speech preview and political speculation
The Treasurer and Prime Minister publicize a forthcoming Budget amid heavy speculation on mass levies, child endowment cuts, and welfare rebates. Editors, journalists, and opposition commentators discuss anticipated measures, while the Prime Minister, Fraser, and Lyngh plan TV appearances as federal policy and economy debates unfold.
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Lyngh
Taueh
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Aps
No Solution Debate Moves Whitlam Fraser Clash
Australia’s leaders face sharp economic questions as Mr Whitlam accuses the Government of shifting responsibility while urging fuller cooperation. He criticizes Fraser’s approach and warns that wage and employment issues hang on broader policy, promising support only if real solutions emerge.
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Canteen Closure Sparks ACT Police Discontent
ACT Police officials oppose a decision to close the Alice Canteen in Ny 38, blaming cost economics and lack of patronage. The ACT Police Association says officers may seek options as the department implements broader cost saving policies.
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London Citsus Hearquarters
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Earlcest
ACT Police ‘Association
John’ Olifrard
Government policy aims to keep federal relation with states strong
Senator Carrick says the federalism approach will prevent the central government from becoming a poor relation to state governments. He notes ongoing discussions on education policy and mentions President Forthing’s efforts, with coverage hinting at related football and rugby notes on other pages.
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Feder
Carrick
India and the world FOMORRON visit to Australia sparks talk
The Ear oF The Chunerr investor Mathes travels to Australia and meets with Prime Minister Ais Ganhiy. He questions her stance during a dinner, hinting at broader implications for relations and regional affairs.
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Mathes
Australia
Tintla
Ais Ganhiy
Eussen
Amd Bie
Din
Canberra Garden Page Changes This Week
The Canberra gardening feature expands its form and moves to Friday in a new format. The City Park Administration of the Department of the Capital Territory will provide content with additional items such as a garden tasks table and a planting and spraying schedule.
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Department of the Capital Territory
NOOK
Book Review
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Warlik
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