Moyes push for early poll in Western Australia redistribution
A fragmented excerpt shows political maneuvering over a Western Australian redistribution bill. The House of Representatives and Senate debates focus on early elections and electoral seat redraws amid government and opposition positions. The text mentions Mr Daly and the redistribution plan affecting five electorates and potential delays or acceleration of the budget session.
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Qantas gains slight profit on year to March 31
PRANK CRANSTON Defence and Aviation Correspondent reports Qantas posted a small profit for the year ended March 31 with potential annual report details to be tabled by the Civil Aviation Minister. The result, amid losses at many rivals, reflects cheap excursion and all inclusive holiday fares to Europe Singapore and Malaysia, plus cost cutting and wage reductions.
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Minister resigns after call girl confession shocks government
London reports four junior British government ministers face upheaval after links to a call girl and secret photographs. Lond Lambton resigns, saying he could not ignore the scandal amid parliamentary pressure and police inquiries into blackmail and security concerns.
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ACT building societies resume housing loan approvals
Permanent building societies in Canberra announce immediate resumption of housing loan approvals after government policy signals. Five ACT societies will determine individual loan terms, with loans likely limited to established prices and savings, and meetings planned to discuss amendments to enable lending from government funds as second mortgages over a common framework.
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Sugar Board reports sale of Queensland sugar to China
The Australian Sugar Board announced last night that it had sold 0,000 tons of Queensland raw sugar to China. Minister for Northern Development Dr Patterson welcomed the large deal and said further sales were possible. Chairman Sir Alan Summerville confirmed the sale.
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Self-rule plan for ACT outlined
The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Enderby outlined broad self-government proposals to be structured in about 12 months. The ACT Advisory Council discussed the plan at Parliament House last night with the meeting closed to the public and press.
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ACT Advisory Council
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Crime Solving Rate in NSW Reportled Low
A terse report by the police commissioner notes only about a quarter of crimes in New South Wales are solved, highlighting a persistent gap in law enforcement effectiveness. The document references 1972 data and points to under 30 incidents per week needing tracking.
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Dead trees replaced by similar species in restoration effort
In a conservation update, damaged and decayed trees are being replaced with similar species to restore the forest. The program prioritizes native varieties and aims to maintain ecosystem balance while advancing reforestation.
Fragmented OCR note on government bond criticism and committee roles
An unclear OCR passage discusses federal government bonds and operations, referencing the President, advisory council, and committees. It mentions potential media involvement, finance officials, and unnamed witnesses, but readable details are limited and names or concrete actions are not clearly stated.
Nixon admits cover-up and vows to stay in office
President Nixon acknowledged a cover-up in the Watergate scandal and faced calls to resign, insisting no national security interests were compromised. He pledged to continue to do the job he was elected to. Analysts noted mixed signals and ongoing investigations into the break-in at the Democratic Party headquarters.
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