ANU resumes radioactive waste dumping at Pialligo tip
The Australian National University has resumed dumping radioactive waste at the Pialligo tip amid denials from the Department of the Capital Territory. Assertions from university and health officials describe safety supervision and ongoing legislative delays, with officials stating no approved method but residents seeking safeguards.
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Canbsrie
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Siifka
Capital Territory Health Commission
Maelen Coipp
Sid
Tam
Uae
Reinforcements Rush to Thai Border Amid Fresh Attacks
On the Thai Malay border, reinforcements were rushed to a remote outpost after nine government soldiers died in clashes with insurgents. Police and officials cited by the Associated Press reported the toll and ongoing fighting.
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Yala
Thailand
Igl
Associated Press
Wran outlines curation plan amid petrol strike
Premier Wran said under emergency powers the Energy Authority Act would direct all available petrol to industry to keep people at work as the oil strike extends past Wednesday. Talks in Melbourne and Canberra continued with ACTU leaders and oil company representatives, warning of job losses and wheat harvest disruption if supplies fail. A supply temporary industry plan would keep essential services functioning, with unions pressing for a settlement as service stations report varied stock and stand-down orders looming.
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Petro
Wran
Melbourne
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Visjare
Nsw
ACTU
Hinwke
Grin
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Fide
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Actu Silks
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Feault
Arbitravian Commission
Amorrow
A. Parker
Sir Lenox Dewine sues over defamation claim
An Australian newspaper story described Sir Lenox Dewine and colleagues as pushing for a Minerals and Energy post. He alleges the piece damaged his reputation, claiming he was pressured and pressured to resign while noting his deep grief and shock. The case reached Mr Justice Franky in the ACT Supreme Court yesterday.
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West Austration
Lenox Dewine
Dean
Department of Minerals and Energy
Lenox
Justice Franky
ACT Supreme Court
Lemar
Directoraaf Qikihlus
Hs Hal Esr
Tramsport
Jones
Hater
4 Whitin
Dunaia Anderson Hid
Egns
Il Health
Ted
Connor
Suport
Queen's Medal Awarded Amid Jubilee Celebrations
The report notes the Queen's Medal honoring service to Britain and the Commonwealth, with a Canberra ceremony and government house presentation. It mentions the Silver Jubilee context and a group of ten members connected to the event.
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Britain
Government House
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Canberra
Stretton Silenced Amid Defence Secretary Talks
Major-General Alan Stretton reported as silent after orders tied to Defence Secretary Sir Arthur Tizard and Ministerial approval. The interlinked instruction aims to shape actions regarding Cyclone Tracy responses and Darwin relief.
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Ioovor-Geinul Ah We-National Disisters Organisation
Alan ‘Shrelon
Lo Fiuke
Defence
Arthur Tiyize
Ifs
Stretton
Brunets Huse
Royal
Tracy
Darwin
Elie Fundy
Newport power station plan risks 4000 jobs says premier
Melbourne Monday report says 4000 building and related jobs could be lost if Newport projects are not resolved. The Victory Cabinet is drafting plans and unions back the Newport power station construction, with Prime Minister Fraser signaling cabinet support and industry figures warning of bankruptcies if talks fail.
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Melbourne
Victory Cabinet
Bovernipunl Projets
Newport
Khamer
Hamer
Federasion of
Cuitrselans
David Nota
Victoria
Lis
Harcareign
Nationa Party
Saulers ME
Rost Edwards
Postal Ban Lifted After Union Reinstatement Pledge
In Sydney on Monday a vote by the Australian Postal and Telegraph Union and allied bodies lifted the postal ban on condition that suspended workers are reinstated. Seven more workers were suspended today, raising total suspensions for NSW to four. The NSW Post manager declined to comment on reinstatement. The Fairlie company will not repair telephones or exchanges at the city office as picket lines deter involvement by the Australian Telecommunications Employees Association.
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Auitestiog
Telecantinian
Lniatat
Faiefa Nvail
Dmnorcow
Nsw
ATU
Ales Saini
Australia Post
Me Mitton Stoveny
Fairlie Company
Sul Cunt
Ity
Avairalisn Telecommunications Employees Association
Missing ACT Police Revolvers Alarm Wanless Street Incident
Two ACT Police revolvers disappeared after a Sunday night incident on Wannissi street. Commissioner My Hoy Kennedy announced an investigation and residents reported a teenager entering a house through a window during the chase. Police fears include possible use of the firearms and public safety concerns in the area.
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ACT
Wannissi
ACT Police
My Hoy Kennedy
Kennedy
Esis
iMie
Russia's great graffiti mystery unfolds with conflicting claims
A murky tale of alleged graffiti acts in Leningrad stirs dissidents and police. Reports allege KGB confessions exist, while dissidents doubt their authenticity amid shifting accounts and scattered details about police and graffiti sightings near the Fortress Wall.
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Sidguliy
Hover and
Paul
KGS
KGB
Leningrad Faces Wall of Protest Amid Dissident Crackdown
Report on protests in Leningrad as authorities confiscate materials and arrest dissidents after speeches by figures including Gryury Romany. Slogans painted in slogans visible on walls, with arrests and detentions of several activists. Police say the actions reflect a strong, peculiar group of individuals involved.
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Actus
Yuki Vorwenenvkusa
Nanolys Leiefteukss
Suleld
Saanch Arinots
Fraser defends government stance on wages and spending
Speech in Sydney by Mr Fraser stresses government resolve against wage and salary rises. He emphasizes economic restraint and a focus on job creation while criticising opposition views as out of sync with public sentiment. The talk underscores economic policy as key to growth and national resilience.
Farmers warned of industrial hijack threats in Australia
Fragmented and garbled report notes farmers facing perceived industrial hijack amid warnings from sources in Israel and other regions. The text references front lines, economic shifts, and travel pieces, with scattered mentions of Arafat, devaluation, and a Canberra wine show.
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