Can Papua New Guinea gain a true choice on its future
Canberra voices debate on Papua New Guinea independence and future links with Australia. The Australian Territories Minister argues for a genuine choice, noting possible options from full independence to constitutional ties, trade markets and defense arrangements, while stressing the need to avoid coercion or rushed decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guypea
Papua-New Inca
Australia
Barnes
Canberra
Thurwlay
Payua
New Guinea
Malaysia
Papua-New Cruinea
Fin
New Zealand
Papta-New Guinea
Serine
Mon
Tink
Papua-New
Curinea
Sukarno's fraught balance risks party power in Indonesia
Amid a volatile Indonesian scene Sukarno struggles to keep control as the Army the Communists and nationalist factions tilt power. The 1962-63 political turmoil and stalled elections threaten his hold while his NEP and foreign investment hopes fail to revive the economy and avert a looming balance of power crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HNN
Anne
Sukarno
Phair Saleh
Fieninil
Saleh
Sukarnonsny
Minster Subamukin
Shawn
Agadir
Wuhihal
Nya
Last-ditch stand over Canberra capital amid WWI strain
Victorian MPs debated Canberra's fate as wartime finance squeezed construction. Despite earlier work on water, sewerage, roads, and power, appropriations fell from 1920 onward. Proposals to resume Canberra development faced opposition in Melbourne and New South Wales, with calls to halt or delay the capital and to honor federation commitments.
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Canberra
Molonglo
Tuggeranong
Melbourne
Sydney
Sir Bes
Kooyeng
L Fenomot
New South Mies
New South Wales
Austin Chapman
Biss
Trom
Fom
Minitiny
Lamond
Anit
Ats
Wallan
Australi
New Sout Wales
Guthrie
Guthrield
Batman Founded Hourne at Port Pit
On this day tase iene. Batman founded hourne at Port Pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tase Iene
Batman
Hourne At
Port Pit
Parliamentary Debate Echoes Across floor Critics and Censure
Fragmented transcript shows politicians from Macarthur to Tasmania trading barbs on conduct and decorum. Brant Labi and Ale Cape Chaber are cited in exchanges about parliamentary tolerance, while Mr Daly Habits Grayneller notes aging leadership and distant party lines. Senator Aylott of Labor faces retirement amid cross fire.
Letters to the Editor on Australian immigration policy and migration officials
The letter writer, citing hearings and government actions, criticizes Australian migration policy and the handling of inquiries by the Commonwealth and London offices. They recount personal migration experiences and lament perceived inefficiency and mismanagement, urging clearer oversight and better conduct from officials and institutions.
Canberra’s Trash Trouble and Neighborly Echoes
A fragmented account recalls a Canberra garbage issue and a neighborly exchange linked to Narooma and Canheyen. The piece hints at a weathered scene with a wartime air, a late night search, and a vague promise to seek service next Sunday night.
Western Australia land study eyed for vast overseas investment
An American led group funded by US capital will study additional WA land along the southern coast from about 60 miles east of Noteman to 80 miles west of the area for possible development. They will assess farms, cattle, citrus, orchards, roads and minerals with WA participation and no government rights beyond study and proposal submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Greelanche
Tollowina
Western Australia
Ant Linklener
Tin WA
South Coset
Jules Eas
Noteman
Sin
Mowly
Wparsely
Nullabor
Investigation Group
Brand
Frank P. Davidson
Cid
New York
Revest
Screnfinis
Agriculural
Wheatbelt
Esperance
Helping hand for one in distress in ilistress
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places, including Melanie Thai and addresses, with unclear context. The readable fragments mention a help gesture for an individual in distress and reference several locations and personal names, but a coherent story or event is not recoverable from the supplied garbled text.
Royal officials host ceremony at Government House
The Administrator and Princess Alice hosted a council with Cynhetys Commins at Government House yesterday. Attendees included Sir Roland, Tady Wilson, Sir Allon, Tady Reno, and Mr ho M McMillan as guests. His Vacelleney received the Air Read at Government House yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hizhnes
Alice
Roland and
Tady Wilson
Allon Ant Tady Reno
Mr Ho M McMillan
Government House
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Fairburn
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Macarthur
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Canheyen
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University of WA
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