Israeli forces attack Lebanon amid cross border clashes
Reports from Beirut describe Israeli raids pressing into southern Lebanon with shelling along coast and near Tyre. The Lebanese Defence Ministry put Lebanese and Israeli casualties, while WAFA cited clashes continuing as Israel said it repelled attacks.
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Ced
Labanse
Adi Joradi
Ariisery
Taras
Moerilia
Palestine
WAFA
Aidans
Nee
Lebanese Defence Ministry
Taraell
Alte Ash-Shash
Lirtell
Asrveli Jete
Tyre
Hinge
Vilage
Voeomander
Yeaterday
Labanon
Taraaia
Resignation Presented as Violence Erupts in Lae Palace
Reported by Reuters from Lae shows Prime Minister Nureddin Al presented the military government’s resignation at the presidential palace amid explosions and casualties. Police reported several people killed as crowds gathered outside the scene.
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AAP Reiteg
Reuter
Lae Aon
Nureddin Aleae
Thair
Rattan
Tome
Late News: Council Appoints New Crime Chief
A late city note reports Captain Betas Ferreira leading a ceremonial pole at the corner, marking the replacement of the old station chief amid a rearranged command structure. The fragment hints at municipal changes and leadership shifts in the crime department.
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Rorto Council
Crimah
Modrlu
Bote
Betas
Comte Ferreira
Aboriginal loan helps Canberra couple buy first home
Mr and Mrs Len Barait of Melba received the first Aboriginal loan from the Aboriginal Loans Commission yesterday. They plan to move into their new home in Kambah soon, hoping to save enough to cover costs amid inflation. A chance meeting with two Department of Aboriginal Affairs staff led to their breakthrough. The commission, formed last November, aims to assist Aboriginal people to buy homes.
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Len Barait
Melba
Heute Fom
Theboriginal Loans Commission
Batrate
Government wool price split exploited in House debate
Opposition seized on the cabinet floor price cut from 2506 to 2002 for 2 micron wool, arguing the Government aimed to boost its program. Prime Minister Whitlam tried to override the Speaker to push the policy, while questions centered on stockpile costs and inflation risk.
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House of Representatives
Bavos
Per Havo
Dr Putiér
Whitlan
Spesker
Mer Suholet
Cam
Wan
Detiroe
Poitics
Cohen
Inquiry report urges tax indexation in 1975 budget
Mathews Committee of Inquiry into Inflation and Taxation urges government to adopt personal taxation indexation by the 1975 budget and proposes business tax changes to restore stability. It notes limited reform options due to the Bulger deficit but warns changes could fuel inflation through the wage system and depress business effort. The unanimous report was tabled in the House of Representatives by Prime Minister Whitlam.
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Australia
Mathews Committee of Inquiry
Uailu
Nct
House of Representatives
Whitlam
Justice Asprey
Budget study on income tax and wage indexation proposed
A parliamentary committee chaired by Vic Austrella National University professor R. Mathews examined income tax indexing and wage indexation as inflation erodes the private sector. It proposed two paths for personal tax indexation tied to inflation, forecasting a potential revenue drop and urging government timing for final decisions before 1575. It warned that automatic transfer of resources from private to public sectors could damage Australian society and called for careful review of the government’s proposals.
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Mnilom
Commie Cae
Tration Commission
CCN
Avconiting
Vic Austrella National University
R. Mathiews
Alow
Grants Commision
Tuvation
Hn Tome Tax
Ia Victor
Kr J Canny
Indus: Wal“ Divocete
ACTH
Sally
David Mackant
Ian Fos
Fraser
Consumer law study ordered in ACT
An unusual news snippet notes an ACT consumer law study to identify deficiencies and suggest remedies. The fragment references police activity and alleged funding links with a broad international context, but details are unclear.
Tribunal orders butter and cheese price rises this week
Melbourne tribunal reports rising butter and cheese prices as retail groups expect increases to 2p per pound, with a price cap of 9d per pound for butter. The Australian Dairy Industry Council, on behalf of 12 major companies, signals further increases within three months while some retailers may push ahead with rises to cover costs.
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Melbourne
Disy
Bulier
Austensian Dairy Industry Council
Hed Indica
A. Sobstantin
Ate
Dury
Metal workers strike update and wage dispute events
Fragmented OCR text reports metal workers planning strikes and wage dispute details. It mentions pay rates, overs payments to workers, and comments by a national director and a person named Fry. The readable parts point to a labor action driven by proposed wage increases and organizational statements.
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Twkw
Ational
Mi Fry
Bequest to Gallery by Melbourne Widow Mary Meyer
Mary Fisher Meyer, a 97 year old Melbourne widow, left a major Australian art collection of about 300 works to the National Gallery in Canberra. The collection features works by Sir Arthur Sheldon, Charles Conder, Rupert Bunny, Hans Heysen, Wilhelm Young, and Foy Phillips Foy. Meyer was widow of Br Felix Henry Meyer, a leading Melbourne gynecologist. The Australian House of Representatives also passed a bill extending medical benefits to cover optical services.
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Melbourine
Otonday
Melbourne
Mary Fisher Meyer
National Gallery
Canberra
Agreement on rent alleged in Canberra hearing
Testimony at the Canberra hearing alleges a deal with ACT Legislative Assembly Member Raymond Francie Saunders and his wife not to rent their premises. Blom and Wom testified the fair renting system was government driven, while Saunders claimed it was the only source of the same for a man owning the premises.
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ACT Leglative Assembly
Raymond Francie Saunders
A. Young
Jun ‘Ueottrey Blom
Doosa Laraine Wom
Alles Thons
Saunders
Alliance
Han
Lewations
Blom
Gorton Defects to Run as Independent Senate Candidate
Former Prime Minister Gorton moved from the Liberal Party to become an Independent Senate candidate for the ACT. The shift was engineered by crossbenchers and Opposition whips, with reports in the Government pressCOMMENT on the timing and implications of his seat change.
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Mr Gorton
Hip- Ob
Haviee
Reprexen Nery
Se Gort
Wen
Senate
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