Federal Act puts NSW highways under national system
The Australian Government declared sections of the Federal and Barton Highways as national roads under the National Roads Act 1974. The Hume Highway from Melbourne to Sydney joined the national network, with Canberra proximity plans floated. Government to fund construction and maintenance, allocating 122.6 million for NSW road work 1974-76 and 9.7 million for maintenance plus 14.1 million for export and commercial roads 1974-76.
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Pothole plague hits coast road near Queanbeyan
A Road Action Committee report for Batemans Bay Chamber of Commerce notes 2,071 potholes on the Kings Highway from Clyde Mountain to the Queanbeyan edge. Heavy rain and traffic blamed. four shire councils seek federal aid while promising repairs. Local officials warn road could break up with summer traffic.
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Hume Highway Improves With Signposted Sections
Police report the Hume Highway showing major improvements over recent weeks though some sections remain poor. Sergeant Parker of Southern NSW Traffic says travel remains cautious as Main Roads crews work along the route. He notes no sharp rise in accidents beyond common windshield and axle damage, attributing this to slower, steadier driving.
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South Africa recalls envoy to United Nations
The Pretoria government recalls its UN ambassador amid a disputed statement condemning South Africa’s possible withdrawal from the General Assembly. Officials say the move follows tense debates on security and colonial policy, with further actions under consideration.
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Staff problem in Foreign Affairs
The Department of Foreign Affairs faces months of short-staffing as new structural changes create two divisions and a foreign affairs adviser role. Despite top-echelon expansion, there are too few underlings, and overseas postings return staff slowly, leaving the department short of experienced personnel.
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Debate on Crean declined in Australian parliament
Government rejects motion of no confidence in Treasurer Crean. Opposition leader Snedden frames tactic around Standing Orders as press briefing and public speculation grow. Snedden hints Crean may be ousted while government dodges debate and PM Fraser/Ware press for loyalty amid economic concerns.
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UK price controls eased amid Labour concerns
The British government signaled easing of price controls as the Healey era faces rising unemployment fears. In Parliament, measures to boost demand and curb mass layoffs were discussed while petrol prices were set to 24 pence per gallon, signaling a tightening economic mood as the US economy slides toward recession.
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Arrests of Bartons in Paraguay Extradition Proceedings Loom
The Bartons face arrest in Paraguay amid Australian government efforts. Authorities say warrants were issued in New South Wales as the government seeks evidence in Sydney. Extradition moves involve the Attorney General and NSW officials with investigations into the Bartons’ companies and debts totaling about 16.5 million.
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Late News Aral Sees Sky Tie Seym
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MCC agrees to picnic game at Manuka
MCC agreed to stage an exhibition cricket match at Manuka but the event devolved into neither a true exhibition nor a formal contest. Heavy rain delayed play, spectators waited, and MCC reached 105 with captain MV taking 74 minutes for the first boundary as Reece came to the crease.
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Prime Minister warns of difficult months ahead
The Prime Minister warned last night that Australians face a quite difficult period in the coming months. He urged genuine community cooperation and restraint, saying conditions should improve by mid next year. He spoke in Parliament amid a major economic package and budget measures, stressing protection for typical families.
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Protesters in Sydney confront court ruling at tech site
Fragmentary report describes Wednesday confrontation near a technology site in Sydney. Protesters clashed with police as a ruling, reportedly from a NSW authority, triggered a gathering. Names and precise details are unreadable in the text.
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$1m rent for defence offices in Sydney plan
The Government negotiates leasing a large Sydney building for about 1 million dollars a year to house Defence Administration units. The plan aims to consolidate scattered offices for better coordination, with occupancy expected from April next year.
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Causeway Streets to Remain Causeway Streets
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Drink-Driving Legislation Examined by Legislators
Drafts are studied by lawmakers as a new method for handling drinking drivers in the courts. The piece outlines proposals and potential impacts, with emphasis on how enforcement and penalties could evolve under the act.
World Food Conference rules prompt new shipping alert
A Royal Commission inquiry revealed yesterday that shipping alerts ranged from 0 to 8 minutes on a page seven feature. Government legislation aims to reform electoral recetives, introducing substantial protections.
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