TAB expands with Hawker branch amid growth
The ACT TAB manager John Matthews announced an additional Hawker branch opening this year as part of a broader expansion. He noted the network’s ongoing growth with the new site joining existing offices.
05 Nov 1975
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1975
Page
1
The ACT TAB manager John Matthews announced an additional Hawker branch opening this year as part of a broader expansion. He noted the network’s ongoing growth with the new site joining existing offices.
Residents at the South Side Caravan Park watched a televised event as a sweep went through the Mel Houras Cup caravan community. The fragmentary report notes caravans, ticket selling, and local observers reacting to the on TV coverage.
Four workers died and 17 were injured in an explosion at the Applety-Broding steelworks in Sour Thorpe early today. A British stock maker reported 20 blasts and molten iron spilled from a ladle as flames swept the site.
Fragmented OCR describes funds, attorneys, and formal orders with references to withdrawal and progress. Names and details are obscured by garbled wording, making precise entities and actions uncertain. The readable bits suggest a legal proceeding or financial matter involving lawyers and a government body.
The record mentions two Adelaide meetings toward the end of June and August with a person present, during which it was confirmed that authority was challenged. It references discussions on Arab leaders coming to Australia for settlement and a half Senate election proposal, with names like Whitlam and Tinderonk noted in the panel.
A report tabled in Parliament by Atory Gellers and Mr Inderby outlines changes to police laws in the ACT and Northern Territory. It supports four hour custody with magistrate extensions, police stop demands for name and address, tape recordings of interviews with suspects, right to legal representation, identity badges for officers, and stricter safeguards against inhuman treatment with enhanced custody facilities.
In a High Court session the judge Cavanagh considers helmet safety on bicycles. The proceedings reference Australian aims and a four-thread approach that could influence the decision. The text notes continued coverage on other pages and mentions world news court lists and sports lottery items.
A fragmented report discusses restrictions on detention powers and destruction of records when crimes are not proven. It notes citizens access to compiled criminal records, the push for voluntary connections, and modern techniques reducing editing with safeguards for tapes and third party interviews.
Northern Territory police officers were depicted as carrying handguns on their hips during patrols. The Royal Commission heard testimonies detailing the casual bearing of firearms by officers and questioned the handling of such arming practices.
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