Evicted at Macquarie Private Hostel for harbouring men in beds
The manager of the Macquarie Private Hostel apologised after a notice of cancellation of accommodation led to evictions. Residents denounced the wording as defamatory and called a meeting with over 230 residents to demand accountability. The tribunal and staff defended procedures while vowing to improve.
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Poseidon shares boom on Sydney Melbourne exchange
Poseidon shares surged after a mineral find in Windalla Western Australia described as a 2007 long ore zone with high nickel. In Sydney the stock opened at 726 and closed at 1200 up 3 dollars, while Melbourne saw a rise to 1760 before settling near 130. About 40 000 shares changed hands across Poseidon’s 12 contributing shares in a brisk session.
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Mr Benson Retires From Batman Seat in Australian House
Melbourne report says Mr Sam Berison, MP for Batman, told crowds he will not seek re election. Benson has long represented Batman since 1962 and was expelled from the Labor Party in 1966 over links with the Defend Australian Committee.
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Czech and Slovak migrant diplomat to remain in Australia
The Czechoslovak consul general, Mr Karel Jane, confirmed that Mr Franc, a Czechoslovak diplomat, will stay in Australia as a migrant after his four year term ended. Prime Minister Gorton explained Franc could not return home due to liberal tendencies in Czechoslovakia, and the decision was approved by the Department of Internal Affairs and Immigration.
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NG Troops May Quit in Port More than 27 Soldiers Consider Leave
In Port More, 27 Papuan and New Grower soldiers discussed quitting the army after reports of unequal treatment. An interview quotes a soldier saying Europeans are favored and call for freedom from Furripeane rule. An army spokesman stated no discharge requests have been received.
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Whitlam sets out plan to refresh remould renew reforms
Sydney report says Labor Leader Gough Whitlam outlined a federal platform to refresh remould and renew social welfare housing pensions and defence policies. He pledged mortgage subsidies to ease repayments, immediate pension increases, and a regional welfare service program. New details align with existing Labor aims, including health schemes emergency school grants a national schools commission and a review of superannuation. The plan also calls for phasing out conscription except in emergencies and withdrawal from Vietnam and Malaysia.
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Whitlam Launches Campaign With Broad Labor Platform
Australian Prime Minister candidly outlines Labor’s aims to pursue comprehensive policies in education health housing and economic reform. He stresses a more protective domestic programme while warning against conservative missteps and pledges policy detail ahead of the U.S. visit and national vote.
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Concorde 001 Breaks Sound Barrier in Test Flight
Concorde 001 the Anglo French prototype broke the sound barrier 39 minutes after takeoff on its 45th test flight. Sud Aviation officials cited 715 miles per hour at 35 000 ft over land. Commercial service planned for June 1924 with cruising speed twice sonic.
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New party formed in Papua N. Guinea
A brief note reports the formation of a new political party in Papua New Guinea. It mentions Mao Tsetung in relation to a regional discussion and hints at electoral maneuvering around the Brisbane suburb of Griffith. The item touches on local Australian political figures and party dynamics.
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Gibraltar Calamity Follows Assembly Row In Spain Spat
Gibraltar remains tense after a heated clash over the United Nations General Assembly dispute with Spain. Local authorities report full disruption as political strains mount between Gibraltar and Madrid, with international observers calling for calm.
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