Turner housing complex proposal sparks resident opposition
Turner residents at Condamine Court Northbourne Avenue object to a NCC plan for a medium density development of up to 300 units, half the original 200 unit scheme. They warn the revised design creates crowding, insufficient parking, and risks an unsuitable increase in housing density for the area.
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National ‘Capital Developmenst Commissions
Turner
Aas
Ecines
Elween
Northbourne Avene
NCC
Evenue
Tim Cobham
Tyrer
Mc Cobbnos
Ivas Nemand
Anid Hye
Restitution in Crime Criminology Seminar Hearings
A Cinuaian prison expert argues restitution should be used more broadly against offenders. Australian criminology seminar in Canberra discusses aligning penalties with victims needs and preventing profit from crimes, stressing the victim’s relief and offender accountability.
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Cinuaian
Mi Iahh Wraith Wilkes
Her Shan
Braithywaltes
Canberra
Timself
Jisbe
Space hardware object spotted over Valley area identified as rocket debris
A marine object observed around 8 pm yesterday near the valley was identified by traffic control officials as rocket debris. A spokesman said the object entered the atmosphere and burned up before reaching the ground, confirming no further danger.
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Fica Raffic Control al
Canemma Aimar
Yeeng
St Orray Valley
Tut
Ithial
Britain Starts Supersonic Flight Trials
A fragmentary report notes Britain intends to begin commercial trans Atlantic flights soon. An airliner is described taking off from Paris Charles de Gaulle, with plans to fly to the United States, signaling a new phase in supersonic aviation.
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London
Monany
Britain
Concante Finer
Tigh
Washington
Parla
France
Charles Tie Gaulle
Arport Air Tiagom
Aest Am
Pakistan tour tests schedule announced by cricket body
The secretary of the Pakistan Cricket Board announced the upcoming Tests against Australia. The series is set for December 24 to 28 in Adelaide, January 1 to 6 in Melbourne, and January 9 in Sydney, with matches in those venues and dates confirmed.
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Pakistan
Syiomiey Stanuties
Phkisui Wathabe
Assembly notes rate proposals for Canberra city budget
The ACT Legislative Assembly noted proposals to raise average residential rates by about 19 a year. A 2 million federal contribution was sought to offset municipal budget needs, while water and sewerage charges would rise. The public finance committee warned that without federal aid, general rates could jump over 15 percent.
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ACT Legislative Assembly
Canberra
Department of the Capital Territory
Titi
Alice
Imara
Asay
de Hughes
Saunders
Me Lennon
Mead
Flomal
We Assembly
Ingiantay
Department
Tepmesenis
ACT Corporation Plan Sparks Assembly Debate
A proposed ACT day to day affairs corporation discussed by Minister for the Rapid Territory Mr Staley and ACT Legislative Assembly member MP Hla Inu. MP Hind and others questioned the plan noting five commissioners would run the body, potentially restoring a former advisory council structure.
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Act
Rapid
Staley
ACT Legislative. Assembly
Hla (Inu
Assembly
ACT Advisory Counci
Hind Askeit
Australian defence budget set for sharp rise in coming years
Defence Minister Killen is expected to foreshadow a substantial rise in Australia's defence outlays in Parliament. The plan reportedly covers over 12 billion dollars across the next five years, with the largest spend toward the period's end. The current five year program shows a rise from about 1.876 billion to 2.2 billion in the next year, averaging near 2.5 billion annually in 1978 to 1981.
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Mr Killen
McKillen
Jtdy
Defence budget aims to limit manpower growth and rely on equipment
Government signals replacement emphasis over expanding forces, aiming to retire and replace obsolete gear on a one-for-one basis. Projections foresee Australia’s sea and air fleets modernizing gradually with new ships, carriers, transports, helicopters, and electronic weaponry, while reviewing domestic defence industry capacity.
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Hydhim
Australia
Middle East
Navy
Kiilett
Australam
Defence
Mid East policy shifts and Aboriginal leadership hints
A garbled report outlines possible Middle East strategy moves and a proposed joint Jewish Arab council. It mentions South Australia Governor nomination hints and Nicholls as potential Aboriginal leader to assess community Fein to 3 correspondent.
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Tis Nicholls
South Australia
Fein Toe
Australian league star ruled out of NSW rugby side
A disrupted report states that prominent Australian rugby league player George has been ruled out of the New South Wales team before departure for Manly. The brief notes uncertainty and mentions illness or injury factors affecting selection for the match.
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George Ae
Nsw
Mrnshusne Fast Anight
Yu Voge
Life Style Brief From Fractured OCR Page
Fragmented OCR text shows a lifestyle section with unclear headlines and scattered names. It mentions Miran FST, VaR 3, and alums, with stray references to pages, courts, finance, and sports, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
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Davis
Egerton backs uranium mining amid bans uproar
In Brisbane on Monday senior ACTU vice president J Egerton urged support for uranium mining and export under safety conditions. He criticized unions for bans on Mary Kathleen uranium mining and railway actions, arguing environmental politics should not endanger workers and that government policy should avoid halting production.
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Brisbane
ACTU
J. Egerton
Egerton
Wise Queenan
Tryutss
Pres Dent
Augtralian
Libor Pang
Faile
Uunions
Mary Kalen
Uranium Maneling and
Raugt Railway Union
Australian Railway Union
Belshune
Fang
Ina
Palley Sigtementy
Egerton Sait
Ben
TLO
Stite
Feaile
Holley Pen
Ney Wit
Lintons
Mary Railyteen
Mary
Kathleen
ACLU
Mary Kathleen
Mary Kineen
Australian Labor Party
Detained flares spark Canberra brothers search tale
A Canberra importer said flares, held by the Bureau of Customs, could have signalled the position of two Canberra brothers last week in the Budawang Range. He ordered ten German made flares to mimic marker signals used by walkers but warned some flares could be dangerous. Customs stated they must remain under license limits and the matter involved legal firearm definitions under ACT law. Two Canberra brokers, involved in a four day Budawang search, hoped the flare display would alert rescue teams and drew media attention with heavy smoke.
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Canberra
Budawang Range
Bureau of Customs
ACT
Ordinasivn
Robbie Kilpinen
Busi Walkers
Scandinavia
Kilpinem
Sai Way
New Zealand Plan Backed on Safety Standards
The report notes public discussion in New Zealand about adopting roaming safety measures and a plan linked to the Lions Chair of Phillip Merry pollinn. It mentions Sir Mathew Migdenstein and a raid night, with references to Benji public opinion and a proposed ashWaitine standard to be enacted on 8127/4 after 5 pm.
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Roaming Steiness
Lions
Phillip Merry Pollinn
Mathew Migdenstein
New Zealand
Bivdenviem
Ashwaitine
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