Three children die in bus crash near Coleambally
About 3 pm a bus returning from a school excursion to a swimming lesson collided with a fully laden northbound truck 12 kilometres north of Coleambally. Five children were aboard. three died, eight others were in hospital, and three teachers on the bus were unharmed. Police and firemen freed those trapped. Griffith Base Hospital received the dead and injured. Names of the dead and injured and accident details were being withheld.
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Coleambally
Griffith Base
Doctor Found Not Guilty In Auckland Supreme Court
Abe Kland reports the doctor faced twelve charges of unlawfully using a suction curette to procure abortions between May 24 and August 14 last year. A prior trial ended in a hung jury, and the judge noted order details in question but said some orders would have no legal effect if they contradicted detailed provisions. The case involved charges about conduct of the doctor’s medical practice and related orders.
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Abe
H James Woolhousig
Sydney
Supreme Court
Auck- Mad
Architect attacks mall plan over centre shift
An architect involved in early plans for the town centre criticises moves to relocate the mall. He says the pedestrian spine would be lost and the site is too small, urging re planning to fit the mall and preserve key routes.
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Andrews
Alry Burley
Cale Saeed
Fromme Trial Ends Guilty Verdict Reported
The trial concluded with a guilty verdict involving Fromme. A proceedings note mentions a judge and a related incident, with sparing details about the defendant and parties involved. The report references a presidential context and potential involvement of a public figure.
Fraser pledges business boost in Melbourne policy speech
Prime Minister Fraser opened Liberal Party campaign in Melbourne promising change reform and idealism. He blamed three years of taxes inflation and unemployment on federal government growth and urged voters to back a coalition victory on December 13. A Adelaide rally drew 8 000, outdrawing Labor leader Whitlam. A recent poll showed 51 percent coalition 42 percent Labor with 17 percent unsure.
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Melbourne
Mr Fraser
Liberal Party
Australia
Fraser
Adelaide
Labor Party
Whitlam
South Australia
Coalition
Labor
Liberal
McMahon
Picturegram
Fraser speech draws mixed reception in East Melbourne
A large crowd in Dallas Brooken Hall orients toward Fraser as chants clash with calls for Gough. Fraser promises change to avert deficits, defend Medicare, education aid, rural relief, and job growth amid a divided reception and no incidents reported.
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Mr Fraser
Dallas Brooken Hall
Melbourne
Gough
Fraser
Fretilin Says Attack Continues in East Timor
Fragmented report claims Fretilin maintains action at Ainbes and East Mor with unclear sourcing. Bruce Juddery accuses the Whitlam government and the Department of Foreign Affairs of colluding to mislead Australians about East Timor in a cautious editorial note.
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Wevel
Ainbes
East Mor
Fretilin
Mannder
Department of Foreign Affairs
Whitlam
East Timor
Bruce Juddery
Liberal promises outline wide reform program
The caretaker Prime Minister pledged reductions in government waste and new efficiency measures without harming essential services in education, welfare, and earth and welfare. Proposals include abolition of the Prices Tuituation Tribunal, tighter guidelines for policy, a 40 percent investment allowance for leased plant and equipment, a review of tax scales, and a home savings grant scheme with payouts starting in 9. Initiation of a rural bank for long term finance, continuation of wool price support, and eased eligibility for farm support programs are also proposed.
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Assistance Commission
Private sector stimulus keys economy in 1975 policy review
The economic policy review accompanying the Prime Minister’s policy speech says revival in private sector investment is crucial for sustained recovery. It notes limited initiatives for 1975-76 and outlines budgetary, monetary, and prices and incomes policies to begin with the 1975-76 fiscal year.
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