Japanese firm to open Australia subsidiary in shipbuilding push
Ishikawajima Harima Hen Industries Ltd announces a new Australia subsidiary to market its rollers and technical services for ships. The venture, to be named TH Premiering Australia Pty Ltd, will operate in Surview and target markets in Australia and New Zealand. The company will support Whyalla Shipbuilding and Engineering Works and other Australian yards with shipbuilding technology and equipment.
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SEATO Conference Opens in Bangkok
SEATO held its 35th conference in Bangkok with a two day schedule to review regional military planning and contingencies. A spokesman said a joint communique would be issued at the end of the meeting detailing the group’s current work and future steps.
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Engagement of Mr JG Gorton MP in Mi Cubra NSW
Engagement notice states Mr JG Gorton MP engaged to the son of Captain and Mrs H Cast of Mi cubra New South Wales details are limited but confirms the engagement and party associations.
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Senate deadlock blocks abolition of death penalty
Government blocks Senate vote on ending capital punishment under federal law. Debate features Senator Greenwood and Opposition Leader Senator Murphy sparring over referral to the Senate Standing Committee. Adjournment delays final decision for Fortnight as ministers and senators weigh deterrence versus leniency.
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Doctor reprimanded for anti venene prescription
A reprimand was issued to Dr. T. A. Nutley for prescribing polyvalent antivenene under the National Health Act as a pharmaceutical benefit when not medically required. The case, recorded in the Commonwealth Cavette, notes the cost and eligibility limits, and stresses that antivenene is only for treatment use in remote snake infested areas.
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Satellite Strike Threatens US Satellite Program
A disrupted plan threatens the satellite program as defense officials and industry partners discuss potential impacts. The report notes concerns about wiring, funding, and maintenance for the system, with emphasis on the associate mines and national defense agencies involved. Officials warn any delay could affect ongoing operations and future launches.
Two Police Die in Sydney Theater Shooting Tragedy
In Sydney a dramatic shooting attack at a theater left two police officers dead and several injured. Officers pursued suspects through streets and mushland as forensic teams searched for evidence amid a chaotic night with gunfire and a van crash.
Government loses 1.3m in fuel excise revenue
Government figures reveal a 1.3 million loss in fuel excise revenue as major oil refineries and other firms faced higher duties. Companies held vast bonded stocks and gambled on duty increases, delaying payments and incurring interest. The department noted about 19 million dollars in duty paid on 65 million gallons held in bond, with potential savings of around 1 million if the Budget increase had been enacted.
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Discreet Police Raidquells at Melbourne University
A police raid by about 100 Commonwealth officers on Twin Home at Melbourne University was described as discreet and restrained. The report covers the action amid broader discussions on aviation runway expansions and global finance developments, with several pages detailing incidents and market movements.
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Melbourne University
Canberra Weather Forecast Says Cloudy Mild With Showers
Cloudy mild conditions predicted for Canberra today with showers and possible thunderstorms later. Winds expected to be fresh. Maximum temperature around 70 degrees. High cloud thickened yesterday bringing three points of rain. Temperatures range from 31 to 72 degrees.
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