Strike to Shut Shops Across ACT Tomorrow
Workers in the ACT plan a 24 hour strike threatening shop closures tomorrow. Union leaders say 2,600 members will join, aiming to pressure employers in Sydney and regional centers involved in the NSW shop assistants dispute. The goal is a show of solidarity and to advance bargaining demands. Local clerks and assistants will participate, with meetings set across Sydney Wollongong and Canberra to decide on further industrial action.
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Caan Missioner
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Ganher
Nsw
Shrey
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Sarey
Wollongong
Canberra
Wisants
Saille
Israeli Air Raids Hit Guerrilla Bases in Southern Lebanon
Reports from Tel Aviv and Wafa say Israeli aircraft dropped napalm bombs on three sites in Southern Lebanon today as part of renewed raids. AFP and Reuters-AP coverage note targets were in the Farabland region under Melrut control.
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Vel Aviv
Tuextay
Aap-Reuter
Inraeli Airerafl
Inkace Yng
Gsi Ih
Lebanon
Anokesian Sud
Tel
Chietiy
Farabland
In Melrut
Wafa
Agence France Presse
NCDC Plans Informal Development Near Hall
The National Capital Development Commission outlines an informal residential development near Hall with a main ring road, six to ten hour groups served by cul-de-sacs, and open space along watercourses. The plan aims to slow runoff, preserve natural drainage, and extend across Hall Creek with 800 housing units, schools, and beds for elderly, subject to future approvals.
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Negeracong
Naisi
Ashland
Aus
Sur Ponale
West Indian seaman denied stay in Australia
Len Flemming a 26 year old Grenadier from the West Indies arrived in Fremantle aboard the Beth with hopes to remain in Averratia as a migrant. The Cassley family said an immigration officer ruled Flemming not acceptable due to colour. Flemming wept, fearing forced departure and uncertain prospects, while the family claimed they could not afford the fare.
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Perth
Flemming
Grenada
Caisley
Australia
Kotf
Ni Camiey
Plemming
Hoshi Ie Minnigh
Caigley
Arrest of Mrs Kay Amin in Kampala after stock of ammo found
Mrs Kay Amin was arrested in Kampala after authorities seized 190 rounds of ammunition at her home. The former wife of President Amin was detained amid reports of attempted arms smuggling and possible links to an army plot.
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Kampala
Eden Monaro race looms as Labor faces fate
Election dynamics surround Eden Monaro where ALP held seat by Mr Whan. After preference counting, over six thousand votes remain and the outcome could determine whether Labor sustains government. Conservatives gain potential margins threaten ALP prospects.
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Eden-Monaro
Mr Whan
Australian Labor Party
ALP faces mixed odds in Australian state and federal contests
Disjointed report notes ALP gains and Liberal risks across multiple seats in Queensland, Victoria, and Western Australia. It cites Stirling, Bendigo, Dawson, Leichhardt, Patterson, and other seats with mentions of quotas, preferences, and Senate prospects shaping potential Labor victory.
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Snedden
Stonara
ALV
ALP
Stirling
Isaivs
Bendigo
Dr Patterson
Dawso
Queensland
Mr Fulton
Leichhardt
Norths
Queens
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Fee Aml Tin Party
Liberal
ALP Sunn
Cimvest
Nsw
Labor
Ir Stf
Lace
Australia
Aula. Ie
LCP
DLP
Two Queensland men die in industrial accident
Two Queensland men, both on the drilling rig at Bhingendiere, were killed when machinery contacted a 11 000-volt overhead line. The men, identified as Stank Michiel Balawin, 22, and John Gigi, were the sole workers on the rig. authorities expect they died at the scene. Power supplies were disrupted as the accident was reported to Queanbeyan ambulance. Western Mining Corporation of Queanbeyan and local officers investigate.
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Bhingendiere
Yan Firm
Yastigh
Queanbeyan
Shishane Urlingeons Frastur
Canberra
Jnvelling
Michiel Balawin
Brixbane
Bacar
John Gigi
Sais
Eich
Supreme Iaetet Court of
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Western, Mining Corporation
Two Aboriginals Remanded for Trial in Australian Court
Two Aboriginal individuals were yesterday committed to the ACT Supreme Court for trial on charges of spall. The case stems from an alleged incident at the Department Aboriginal Altairs in Phillip on February 24, as reported on Page 7.
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ACT Supreme Court
Spall
Aborina Altairs
Phillip
Stannary Parliament Returns to Lostwithiel After 22 Years
London reports Cornwall’s Stannary Parliament met at Lostwithiel for the first time in 22 years attracting envoys from Cuba and Cambodia. The assembly, revived by Stannary chaiman Brion Alu Dev, discussed renaming rights and aims to extend mineral control, with nationalist movements in Scotland France Wales and Ireland cited.
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London
Cornwall
Lostwithiel
Cuba
Cambodia
Pras
Shirae Datfas
Doug Rat
Cotoh
Kavens Mcbyon Kernos
Scotland
France
Wales
Ireland
Thousand oppose streets closure sparks protests
Vague OCR fragments show a protest over a street closure with references to Canberra and Belfer. Mentions of a union, factory work and wartime or postwar context appear, but details are unclear and names/places are partially garbled.
Unclear article fragment mentions law attack and names
Fragmentary text references law attack and several scattered names across pages with unclear context. It mentions Page 1 and various cryptic terms including “ALI. BLACKS Vie Ne Zeuhind Alt Micks” and “ENTERTAINMENT.” The readable content is insufficient to determine event, place, or date.
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Ali
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