Entire staff change at Canberra Community Hospital obstetric unit
The post-natal obstetric staff at Canberra Community Hospital are being transferred within the hospital after a General Superintendent circular. Nurses in the obstetric department protested the move, claiming it harms care, worsens staffing and training, and leaves mothers with babies under greater supervision as the ward is split into two sections.
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Obstetrica Department
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Ait
Hospital
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Lost dredge crew search called off after 17 aboard
Only four of the 17 crew survived. five men are dead and eight remain missing. Lists of identified crew include RC Macrae, chief officer, 30, of Sydney. G Fairbairn, Bremallgreaser, 30. Mulder, able seaman, 25. De Vries, able seaman, 25. Mabgel, fireman-greaser, 40. Ghistetori, fourth engineer, 35. R Fox, third engineer, married. R Travers, cook. Van Helden, able seaman, married with five children. and missing master Alan McTackett, 39. second mate Hi Innes, Norwegian. J Milne, chief engineer. Ly B Christie, second engineer. Arbour, able seaman. Mrs Kadislay, able seaman. T Primey, Fireman-geester. E Ling, attendant. The wreck occurred 23 miles north-east of Jervis Bay after May Day call at 1.30 pm Friday. The Commonwealth Department of Shipping and Transport now holds no hope of finding the eight missing men.
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Fore
Streel
Canterbury
Sydney
Ghistetori
Ryth Avenue
Whyalla
Australia
R. Fox
Aart Aviguai
South
Austeatia
R. Travers
Cook
Gordon Street
Australla
van Helden
Hamilton Road
Airfield
Alan McTtackett
Buckingham Avenue
Normanhurst
Hi. Innes
Inge
Innot
Ingwne
J. Milne
Iede Pa
Ly B
Christie
Kadislay
Tig
Stim
Whvals
T. Primey
Geester
Alexander Crescent
Matsqunsie Fields
E Ling
Newrs
Jervis Bay
Survival drama aboard wrecked dredge Albatross
Whyalla seaman Sam De Vries 25 and companion Jeffrey Mulder 23 jumped from a sinking vessel off Point Perpen and clung to wreckage and hair to stay afloat for hours. They were rescued and taken to hospital as crew recalls a fierce capsizing and a desperate lifeboat abandon scene.
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Whyalla
Ausralia
Jeffrey, Mulder
Healesville
Victoria
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AL Nowa
Don Fuithaim
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Mulder
Tom
J. Hi Kale
Westminster
Point Perpen
Fairbairn
Yun
Per
Tmi Kump
Rave
Cantain Kniehe
Hospital
Siaera
Ailes
Portstown
Syd
New Zealand
Government troops encircle Tunh Hoi Pagoda amid firing
Rebels firing after a loudspeaker ultimatum as government units ringed the Tunh Hoi Pagoda near Saigon. Reports say dozens killed or wounded amid fighting involving tanks, aircraft, and Buddhist monks demanding military action, with civilians in panic and calls for U.S. intervention.
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Jeader Hehler
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Seigon
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Husiger
Late News Out of Province Cites Press In The Field
Fragmentary text recounts a late news item with references to a press intern and a photographer. The garbled lines mention a mapes and an American hotel, with unclear names and dates.
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Earthquake kills 90 in Beal Congo town
Ninety people died and hundreds of homes were destroyed by a violent tremor on Wednesday in Beal in the north eastern Congo, according to the Congolese News Agency.
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Suey
AAP
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Beal
Heavy fighting surrounds Buddhist pagoda in Da Nang
Reports describe intense clashes in Da Nang with pro Government troops circling a Buddhist pagoda. Earlier fire subsided to sniper bursts and brief auto stays as rioters and police clashed near 5,000 hunger strikers outside Wink Hoa Duo Pagoda. Weeping clergy and supporters retreated inside. A peace mission to South Vietnam was announced in Colombo led by Venerable Narada.
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South Vietnam
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Buddhist University
Vietnam
Ranada
Council crisis shadows NSW Legislative Council control
Fragmented text reports a political crisis over control of the NSW Legislative Council. Mentions threats, opposition figures, and Canberra revelations amid a Melbourne page reference.
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Kaunda Threatens Britain Exile and Talks Amid Rail Crisis
Kaunda leaders call for expulsion of Britain as crowds wave flags and monks cry out. Riots, police and a focus on rail payments swirl around Zambia as President Kaunda vows to pursue talks with Britain on a path to peace and stability. The report notes pressure from Buddhists, coalition considerations, and colonial-era tensions influencing Zambia’s stance.
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Saigon
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Thos
Colonel Nguyen
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Kaunda
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Earller
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