Four divers die in South Australia cave tragedy
A group of divers including Mir Slepten Mills a sister Chrooting and others drowned in a deep underwater cave near Mount Gambier South Australia Their bodies were recovered after an underwater search by police divers and local teams. The incident raised questions about the cave’s hazards and safety practices.
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Adelaide
Wee Cave
Mount 3
Gambier
South
Auys
Toulns
Hevertey Mill
John Boeken
North Parramovil
Gendon Freurge
Numatia
Ndmey
Acupuncture study tour planned by Australian health council
The National Health and Medical Research Council plans to send a team of Australian experts to China to study acupuncture. The group would include a neurologist a paediatrician an anaesthetist and other specialists. The trip is expected to depart in about three weeks pending government approval.
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Sydney
Monang
National Health and Medical Research Council
China
PMO
National Capitidl Development Commission
Ie Pearravent
Civil Aviaton
Review Sought on Mountain Tower Plan Amid Cabinet Debate
A Canberra caucus review is urged over the Blick Mountain tower project as Cabinet weighs a Black Mountain alternative. Prof S Kan and ANU engineers back safer, cheaper options while opponents warn of emergency exits and environmental impacts.
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Blick
Stanus
Stanus and Tye Uepyuiment’s We Suvedion muMualxique
le Mur
Eovalne
Canahie
Caucus
Senator Coetzer
Aetter
Cavelis Meni Hhets
Ody
S. Kanetl
Department of Engineering
Mhies
ANU
UK drug raid nets $175,000 in seizures
London police conducted a major drug raid in the southwest region capturing four main drug traffickers. About 300 officers overwhelmed suspects as drugs valued at £100,000, roughly $175,000, were seized in Cornwall and surrounding areas.
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London
Ake
Ing Sock
Braid
Abe Press Association
Bertin Sais
Trough von
Cornwall
Whitlam Eyes Washington Stop Amid Nixon Talks
The Prime Minister Mr Whitlam plans a visit to Washington and Mexico City for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference. A spokesman said Whitlam has an invitation to speak at the National Press Club but has not accepted. No White House invitation or formal schedule yet. relations with President Nixon remain unchanged.
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Whitlam
Washington St. Daly
Nixon
National Press Club
Washington
Mexico City
White House
Charen
Tad Sian
Dent Nixon
Federal control of native affairs in Australia
The Commonwealth Government to assume direct responsibility for Aboriginal affairs nationwide. Cabinet approved drafting legislation to enable transfer from states, aligning with the 1967 referendum. Prime Minister and Aboriginal Affairs Council discussed the move with both levels of government involved.
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Commonwealth
Austra
Canberr
Mc Bryant
Soin Austain
Hehintovie
Bryan
Department of “Aboriginal Affnrs
Public Service Boards
Treasing Amt State
Bryant Wid Cabine
Bryant
Yeserday
Australian ‘Aboriginal Affairs Council
Adelaide
Ister
Germany
Air Fore
Lord Lambton
Hone of Lords
Eenton
Government to buy drug firms
The government approved purchasing one or more pharmaceutical firms to expand the range of medicines. The plan involves integrating with the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories later, with a goal to increase government influence on drug pricing and supply. The government may acquire existing firms or expand CSL, while exploring licensing, marketing arrangements, and legislation to alter patent terms.
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Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Freringham
Ainounce
Urimel
Cuhiney
Commission
CSL
Tts
Everingham
Hayden
Australia
Breveringham
Lrg
Sampennars
Reasonabie Veriny
Attorness General's
Tne
Health complex plans shown amid broad news page
A dense collage notes plans for a health complex and a range of other topics. It references NATO fears, Australian political shifts, solar energy research in Adelaide, and ongoing oil and mineral developments. Page references imply a broad, multi-topic feature.
New Directors for Qantas Board Appointments
The Director-General of Civil Aviation Sir Donald Anderson heads a reshaped Qantas board with Sir Lenox Hewitt and Sir Belind Wilson named as directors. Eager to balance interests, the plan reduces directors from eight to ten while merging departments under a single Transport portfolio.
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Civil Aviation
Donald Anderson
Nit
Guereses
ALP
Minera and Vray
Lenox Hewitt
Te Resent
Chard Wilson
Tre
Aviation Peach
Dana Anderson
Department of Transport
Dana
DCA. Ae
RAAF
Internatisinal Aviation Eiteles
Fgerson
Minster
Teampat
Jones
Qantas
Eperson
Queensland Trades and Cahout Council
ACTU
Iment
T. J. Foley
Belind Wilson
Ours
Ial
Qantus
United States
Canada
Britain
Snd
Reiaig
Ienerals
Heath reassured on third minister in vice scandal report
London reports indicate Prime Minister Heath received assurances from a third minister that he was not involved in the vice scandal. The disclosures follow recent resignations linked to associations with Norma Levy, with the inquiry scope and terms pending as Heath considers next steps with colleagues and opposition.
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London
Heath
Press Association
Ealtger
Norma Levy
1 Seer
Cow Tom
London Sunday
Sunday Beope
Pra
Levy
Ster
M7 Air
Carr_ net
Meith
Brain
Fae
Mc Heath
Labour! Pany
Harold Wilken
Lord Lambton
ABC
House ‘of Commons
Bru
Explosion in Brisbane Sends Man Flying
Fragmentary report from Brisbane describes a blast that hurled a man into the air at an unspecified location. Details are unclear, with the account truncated and some names or specifics not readable. Further confirmation needed to identify victims, exact site, and cause.
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Federal Control of Native Affairs
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David Solomon
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