Timor declares republic amid invasion fears in Dili
In Dili a Provisional government of East Timor proclaims independence as Fretilin hoists the new flag at 4 55 pm local time. Xavier do Amaral reads the declaration. crowds observe a moment of silence for fallen heroes amid tensions with Indonesia and hopes for international recognition.
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Surgeons Operate To Reattach Fingers At Canberra Hospital
Michael Jurck, 38, of Ardiethan Street Fisher, suffered four finger injuries after his right hand was caught in a saw at a local mill around 3 pm. Microsurgical attempts to reattach the digits began at 6 pm and continued past 9:30 pm as staff worked to save the hand.
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Sterling hits record low against all currencies in London
The pound dropped to an all time low on the foreign exchange market at midday in London. The Australian dollar rate fell to 1.6039 at noon, with depreciation surpassing 30 percent, as Sterling declined across major currencies.
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Liberal MPs urge ACT Assembly to reconvene meeting
Seven Liberal members of the ACT Legislative Assembly have asked Minister for the Capital Territory Senator Withers to convene a meeting of the Assembly. They cite a section of the ACT relative Assembly Ordinance and a legal obligation to meet at least once. The Assembly had planned to reconvene after December 13 federal results, but earlier decisions delayed timing.
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Liberal leaders say vote on Benet resolution postponed
In a statement Dr Hughes leader of the Liberal team in the Assembly said the President and chairman of committees believed they could not convene a meeting to consider the Benet resolution on November. In a letter to Senator Withers the seven Liberals argued that significant matters remain held in suspense awaiting action.
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Painting sale funds Labour split over art and party
Esther Walker of Red Hill said she paid 285 for a Pro Hart painting at a Canberra sale to raise funds for the Labor Party but admitted she did not vote Labor. She now backs the National Country Party, arguing Labor cannot regain power regardless of money. The sale occurred at the Anna ae Gallery.
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Fraser Warns of Rigorous Review of Public Service
Prime Minister Fraser warned of an immediate, rigorous review of Federal departments in Canberra to curb growth and boost efficiency. He proposed abolishing the Department of the Media, splitting Labor Immigation, replacing the Priorities Review Staff, and tightening ministerial staff control while stressing value for taxpayers.
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Co Editor of Records Book Shot Dead
A report notes the death of Mir Rose McWhirter, identified as co editor of the records book, with a twin brother mentioned in the same report. The notice references page five of the publication for the incident context.
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Wild Whites of the Past and the Aborigine Bond
Jim and Tim o thy Hodge write about people who seek nature on weekends and holidays. They compare modern suburban adventurers to wild whites of last century who lived with Aborigines for years, highlighting a stark contrast in lifestyles.
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West Indian bats fail in Test in Brisbane
Australia dominated the opening Test as West Indies crumbled trading quick dismissals. At stumps on day one, Australia 94 without loss after dismissing West Indies for 214 in under four hours. Gary Gilmour led wickets with 4-42 and Dennis Lillee 3-84, while Turner remained 55 not out.
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Jeff Thomson
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Pietere
Senate draw tightens race for December 13 election
The ballot draw for Senate spots placed Liberal and National Country Parties on top or near top in most states while the ALP fared poorly, drawing 10th in Western Australia and 6th in Victoria and Queensland. The result could boost Country Party candidates in many states as ballots are ordered left to right.
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Holiday road safety classes return at Canberra
Road safety program resumes with four SS showa films on road safety and practical sessions for children. A list of classes will be published in The Canberra Times.
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Terrorism smashes two men within 16 hours killed
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