Australians split over recognizing Peking government
A Gallup Poll found a majority of respondents favour recognizing the Peking government as the government of China. Among 2316 adults, 67 percent supported recognition, with variations by party and region. the survey notes a strong tie to trade and policy implications while detailing differing views on continuing recognition if policies shift.
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Australia
Peking
Government of
China
Gallup
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DLP
Taytan
Roy Stongan
Zaaian
Metal Alp Wien
DLP Sient
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Water grants AvrogaTions to Queene Jan under pavilion water resources
The Minister for Nuanal Development Mr Swarr announces that water grants go to Queene Jan under pavilion resources, rejecting shared allocation for other Slates. The decision accompanies development projects at Mindaherg and High Creek, tied to This Mas and Taree evelopment programs.
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Queene Jan
Nuanal
Swarr
Salon
Unpaid Rates Report Signals Debt Rise
Unclear OCR text notes unpaid rates and debt concerns. Mentions Southern region Friday and Creishwell Size Ca listening to a formal debt to SHTTAN with numbers like 819.00 and 19 coin units.
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Shttan
No rebate on baby charges in Sydney hospital row
Sydney parents face charges up to 180 for newborn care amid disputes over hospital billing. The Natual Health Act is cited as a factor in the billing policy, with concern that expensive private treatment may push families to seek cheaper options.
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Sydney
Sidney
The Giant Planet Jupiter Dominates June Skies
A historic account describes Jupiter as the most conspicuous object after the Moon, with its position shifting nightly across the sky. It notes the planet’s brightness, its path relative to stars like Scorpius and Sagittarius, and mentions the red planet Mars and other bright celestial features.
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Tupiter
Ruiht
Carina
Sagittarius
Alex
Sapranius
Archirus
Spiva
Anetates
Colecie End Hathance
Mary
NSW high schools stage students in joint festival
Two high schools participate in a regional festival organised by NSW division. Lyneham High School and Campbell High School will perform works titled Guibert and Salivan, with students from these institutions showcasing operatic pieces and local arts.
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Ants Couns Lyneham High
Sehout Will Beeson
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