Whitlam policy attack on Northern Territory road plan aids growth
The opposition leader Mr Whitham criticizes lack of coordination in reef road projects and inland development schemes in Northern Australia. He claims federal delays hinder expansion and singles out advertising and planning processes as premature and mismanaged. The piece notes attention to investment figures and possible expansions amid political friction.
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Darwin
Mandy
Exyde
Northern Australia
Mr Whitham
Udeth
Ainlin
Fedral
Raul
Proach
Verisin Federal
Tong
Keer
Announcement Retains SMA Staff in Principle
Snowy Mountains Authority workers and Cooma residents welcomed the cabinet decision to retain SMA staff, noting no formal writing yet. Prime Minister Whitlam announced from Canberra that the SMA administrative and research staff would be kept and that the next steps would be taken with cabinet approval during a Cooma visit by the National Development Committee.
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Snowy Mountains Authority
Cooma
Whitlorn
Lib
Vic
National Development Committee
Australia
Belin
Mamatey
Maiant
Gabine Imi
He Miniatty
Bun Comics
Melbourne
Canberra
Coon
Nrv
Sore
Coons
Atti
Popetul
Anthony
Whittorn
Caorms
Cabramaris
Wyne
Aris
Whitlam
Anatralia
National water plan aims outlined by government
The Australian government announced a five year national water program with Commonwealth grants up to 51 million dollars. It targets drought mitigation and increased primary production through urban surmountable hydro electric tower generation, with three main implementation areas and state collaboration.
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Canberra
Bury
Valve
Pool Heats in Canberra Times Advert Yet
Canberra Times column notes a heated pool feature for one day. Bruce Juddery discusses potential Olympic swimming implications and questions whether the ad promotes or informs. The piece reads like a tender notice or advertisement in the Times.
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Bruce Juddery
Canberra
Perkarpy
Canberra Times
Shots Fired on Gaza Border Amid Skirmish Near Nahal Oz
TEL AVIV Monday AAP reports Israelis and Arabs exchanged fire for about 40 minutes along the Gaza Strip. One Israeli wounded slighty. Firing involved machine guns and mortars near Nahal Oz, 43 miles southeast of Tel Aviv. Observers call it the worst clash since 1936, details unclear.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza
Strip
Tseneli_ tel
Nahal Oz
Canberra airframe wing crack grounds Canberra squad
Wellington reports the ANZAE inspected Canberra fhommbiers after Royal Air Force found a hairline crack in a Canberra wing. The issue prompted grounding of Canberras amid checks for structural integrity and flight safety.
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Wellington
ANZAE
Canberra
Weil Ress
Royal Air Force
Crick
Cianberra
Fragmented Late News Punter Era AIAN Text
A garbled OCR read collects scattered fragments about a late news item. The readable portions mention names and places in a disjointed sequence lacking coherent context or clear outcomes. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations can be determined from the available text.
Trelmically Advance Adgsiratia and Colonial Land Claims
Ambiguous text suggests policy shifts affecting foreign ownership and land claims in a distant region. Mentions wheat, Vietris and guardians of land, with June timing and noted areas like Cane and Kimberleys. Specific entities or events are unclear from the fragment.
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Kimberleys
Dust to rain forecast flares amid Australian farming woes
A fragmentary report notes dust, then rain for South Australia and broad agricultural concerns raised by Mr Whitlam. It highlights unsettled conditions across central and eastern regions, warnings about drought, credit and land ownership issues, and fears over overseas interests affecting farmers in Mallee and nearby districts.
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Adelaide
Darwin
Whitlam
Austratia
Westzsaint Glank
Peninsila
Warsay
Mallee
Manly
Jerellon
Giants of the Outback Unearthed Near Broken Hill
Fossil remains of a giant marsupial near Broken Hill, nine times larger than a kangaroo, were found about 80 miles east of the town. The specimen, believed Heistocene aged around 60 000 years, was prepared by staff from the South Australia Museum and discussed with experts from the University of Adelaide.
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Alyas
Gattabies
Broken Hill
Lake Tandav
Weiler
South Australia Met Museum
PE. Lawson
Merriles
Woden Tenders Call For Major Town Centre Works
Tenders close in two weeks for the initial earthworks at the site of the future Woden town centre. The project involves realigning the Yarfrafuints Greek and its lining with concrete for 893Ft near the northern end of the development, marking the start of the circular sports area.
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Woden
Cre
Devlonnett
Ryrie commuted from death to prison in Melbourne case
Victorian Executive Council announced that Keith Ryrie sentenced to death for murder will serve 40 to 50 years with the possibility of parole after 40 years. The decision preserves his life while ordering continued earthworks and road projects in Melbourne town centre and Burnley area. The body of the report notes Penkridge officials and temporary relocations linked to the works.
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Melbourne
Minues
Keith Ryrie
Murdee
Rhonda NS
Alver
Margaret Irwin
Wolllof
Burnley
Can
Ai. Rossiter
Commonwealth
Penkridge
Department of Works
Ryrie
Rye
Semlenex
Ween
Bolte
Eneth
Executive Council
Ook
Ronald — Joseph
Squan
Papua NG elite disenchanted with administration turmoil
A former viyrant tim ilalstrator notes growing discontent among Papua NG elites over city administration and government policy affecting Aborigines. The commentary references parliamentary scrutiny and UN Security Council attention while British matters and other unrelated items appear in the page.
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Papua
Wentworth
Rage
UN Security Council
Vitulr
Jain
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