NSW Industrial Court orders three to six month layoff notices
Judgment handed down in the NSW Industrial Commission requires brick tile and pottery makers to give three months notice of layoff while printing and cardboard boxmaking industries must provide six months. The decision, led by Mr Justice Richards, aims to protect workers amid automation trends and potential redundancies, with calls for employer and union cooperation to place workers in new roles or provide support and holiday rights.
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Nsw
Jude
Fitzethbon
Ant
Australia
Indus
Endelice
Mer Justice Richards
Camk
Melis
Comber
Newcastle
Dasa
Justice Richards
Fitzgibbon
Arita
Wilton Gar
Leaiyalive
Union Rv Austrament
Esian
SEY
Sorser
Om & Rtm
Mgd Pasin
Te Lenge Ployer Union
Inion
J. Heffernan
Anton
Junie
Parker
Emi
Applie
ACTU
Souter
Wool and fibre blend proposal discussed at Canberra meeting
In Canberra the Trades and Labour secretary and Wool industry figures discussed a proposed fibre blend strategy led by Vines. They noted weather and market conditions, with calls to protect and promote wool while considering synthetic fibres. The plan aims to reassure workers and raise industry confidence, though some feared mixed fibres could confuse buyers.
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Canberra
Trades and Labour
Seca Nature
Wouldland
Vines
F. Smith
Pottery Union
Vinew
Cai
Grazier
United Nations
Famagusia
Turkey
En Paar
Duutmail
Greece
Lon & Ile
Theodore Street
Trance
J. Acland
Gov
Pewmopmars
Cecil
Fighting flares between Greek Turkish on Cyprus
In Nicosia on Friday fighting reignited between Greek and Turkish forces amid long standing Cyprus tensions, signaling a fresh confrontation on the divided island. Local authorities reported exchanges of fire and heightened security as residents watched closely.
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Nicosia
Fuevaneen
Curtin Catholic school project under way
Work begins on Curtin Catholic school as plans outline capacity for 440 students and 14 classrooms. The church and community leaders discuss funding and site arrangements while regional tensions around Cyprus and Turkey influence broader educational and market considerations.
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Curtin Catholic School
Tenders for Deakin High Fire incident and medical confusion
Fragmented OCR reports tender notices and a chaotic account of a Deakin High operation described as unparalleled in medical history. It references a live grenade, a Major General, Humphreys, and a fire brigade response with delayed surgery. Suspected threats and a reward are noted amid unclear local names and places.
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Humphreys
Dhessing
Todgold
Masson Street
Turner
bin Hack
Newyer van Chinh
South Vietnam
Liese Farmer
Videan
Canberra
Fire Brigade
Fatty
Wi. Gough
Serge Ie
Ola
Aumuat
De Gaulle to Stand for Seven-Year Term
President de Gaulle announced on television his decision to seek another seven-year term, saying it is his duty to serve France and that the December referendum will confirm the republic's path. Opinion polls show broad support, with estimates up to 68 percent in favor.
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Paris
de Gaulle
France
de Gralle
Francois Mit Terandgels
Rhodesia declares state of emergency after cabinet meeting
A Rhodesian state of emergency is announced minutes after Prime Minister Smith left a cabinet session. A government spokesman cited threats from exiled outfits linked to banned groups ZAPU and ZANU. Saboteurs were said to be in northern territories awaiting orders to return. Police Commissioner appoints authorities to control movement, weapons, gatherings, and public statements.
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Mr Smith
Rhodesia
Commissioner of Police
Rhodesian crisis looms as Wilson hosts cabinet meeting
Prime Minister Wilson receives word of Rhodesian decision just before a Defence and Overseas Policy Committee meeting. He plans to speak at a Labour rally in Nottingham and attend a Welsh wedding with his wife’s relatives. Officials anticipate wide debate on sanctions and economic countermeasures as Britain weighs independence moves and trade actions amid the Rhodesian crisis.
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London
Wilson
Defence and Overseas Policy Committee
Midlands
Nottingham
Wales
Australian paper cites UN TERORISM charge against Porvayst
Fragmentary data shows a report from Canberra about a figure named Porvayst accused by the United Nations Security Council of a programme of terror. The piece hints at imprisonment and future actions in African territories, with scattered references to page numbers and unrelated sections.
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Porvayst
United Nations Security Couneil
American surgeon performs simple human bomb operation near Saigon
An American Air Force surgeon carried out a so called human bomb operation in a shed behind a Saigon hospital and described the procedure as simple. The report notes the historic nature of the medical intervention and the surgeon's reaction afterwards.
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Saigon
Saigon Hospital
Canberra Debates National Fitness Bureau Proposal
A Canberra meeting of the Australian Council of National Fitness recommends establishing a permanent Commonwealth Bureau of National Fitness with headquarters in Canberra. The plan aims to coordinate welfare efforts including distributing Christmas hampers and mobilizing volunteers. The proposal follows broader calls for national fitness and civic organization.
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Anbera
Brercas
Australian Council of National Fitness
Canberra
Commonwealth Bureau of National Fitness
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