Livestock Exports Ban From Australia Across UK and NZ
Britain and New Zealand ban sheep and cattle from Australia after bluetongue virus detected in the Northern Territory. Government and CSIRO officials note the outbreak’s spread, with a destruction option and vaccine development under way. Restrictions may extend to other states as governments consider permits and movement limits.
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Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Northern Territory
Northern
Australa
Australian Bureau of Animal Health
Bill Gree
CSIRO
Pierce
Beatrice Hills
Darwin
Australian Agricultural Council
South Australia
Western Australia
Queensland
Prime Minister defends old ways and cabinet responsibility
Prime Minister Fraser defended traditional government responsibility before the Royal Institute of Public Administration. He argued for cabinet solidarity and ministerial accountability to Parliament, rejected calls for executive bypass, and dismissed the relevance of Keynesian policies while urging privacy in cabinet deliberations and daily accountability by strong ministers.
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Bruce
Fraser
Royal Institute of Public Administration
Robert Gurton
Attorney-General flags constitutional bar to Ranger Uranium mining
South Australia’s Attorney-General Peter Duncan warned at a Canberra meeting that there are substantial grounds to believe the Ranger mining operation may be unconstitutional under Section 116 of the Federal Constitution. He said Aboriginal groups are discussing a High Court challenge if the Fraser Government remains in power, as legal avenues under the Atomic Energy Act are explored to block the project.
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Ranger
Canberra
Peter Duncan
Society For Social Responsibility
Science
Fraser
Stll
Commonwealth
Duncan
Australia
Western Australia
Nsw
Uranium Producers’ Forum
Fas
South Australia
Renthe
Anyate
Monwealth
Rangsi
Research School of Chemistry
ANU
Ike
Phillip Baxter
Ernest Tivlerton
Controversy over Ranger uranium project faces constitutional hurdles
Apex opponent warns the Ranger plan could be blocked by constitutional change or a national referendum, while proponents insist the Atomic Energy Act could authorize mining. Debates at ANU weigh legal, scientific, and civil liberty risks, with calls for broader expert input beyond chemists and metallurgists.
Somalia expelled Soviet advisers and Cuban diplomats
A fragmented World News page notes Somalia expelling Soviet advisers and Cuban diplomats amid Ethiopia tensions. It mentions election coverage with Gay Davidson examining campaign elements and references other pages covering courts, finance, comics, and lifestyle items.
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Somalia
Vanalia
Ethiopia
Gay Davidson
Luch
Mane Sipement
World News Courts
Law List
Finance Comics
Sk Lottery “Neon 116
Canberra trespass case linked to cheap housing protest
Three men Ray OShannassy Mark May and Christopher Lee faced trespassing charges after a demonstration against the lack of low cost accommodation in Canberra. Magistrate Cahill found the act was not clearly excusable but dismissed one charge against Lee. OShannassy and May received two year good behaviour bonds and remained in custody awaiting signings.
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Canberra
Gost
Cahill
Ray O'Shannassy
Reid House
Mark May
Lennox House
Christopher Lee
Nutrabundih
Commonwealth
Barton House
Lee
Q'Shanmany
May
ACT
Rhodesian jets shot down in Mozambique raid claim
London dispatch reports Mozambique radio alleged two Rhodesian jet fighters and a helicopter were shot down near Mapai and Gaza province in Southern Mozambique. The Mozambican forces allegedly forced the attackers to withdraw after a raid published amid cross border tensions.
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London
Aap-Reuter
Mozambique
Todo i
Mazaradican Radio
Mapai
Gaza
Rhodesia
Manica
Fire tears through Manila Hotel during typhoon
At least 40 dead and about 60 evacuated from the Hotel Filipinas as fire trapped guests during Typhoon Kim. Foreigners prominent among victims, including Australians, Americans, Taiwanese and Japanese. Firefighters delayed entry for hours amid dense smoke. Officials cautioned tally could rise with bodies inside ruins.
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Manila
Filipinas
Kim
Luzon
Mama
Ruth Lovelock
Pople
Ronda Reimerney
Colin Stewart Reimer
Opace
Reimer
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