New housing body aid for growth centres
The Australian Housing Corporation would direct funds to growth centres to help people earning above average wages buy homes. It envisions deferred repayment mortgages and lower interest rates, enabling access to affordable property through programs tied to urban and regional development plans. The proposal aims to expand housing programs beyond traditional sources and support growth areas.
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Ing. Corporation
Ieee
Autralian Housing Corporation
P J T approves steel and petrol price rises in Melbourne
The Prices Justification Tribunal announced increases in steel and petrol costs. From tomorrow BHP will raise steel prices by 8.75 percent, while petrol prices rise from today with marginal impact on private car owners but higher transport costs. The moves, effective September 18, 1975, reflect indigenous crude oil prices and wholesale adjustments across petroleum products.
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Melbourne
BHP
Tts
Ethata and Steel
Port Kembla
Nsw
Suusanan Srage
Automore Chamber of
Comree
T. E
Peter
Mimnes
Vitoria
Aman Ray
Austruian” Metal Workers Union
John Multenny
Mt Conte
Uwe i
Tonkaiver- Lyne Halfpenny
Posial
Opposition pins aims on US presence in Asia and stability
A fragmented text argues the Opposition and Mr Lin push for sustained American presence in Asia and regional stability. It notes a policy document guiding government stance amid Cold War tensions, with the Opposition endorsing regional centers and ASEAN alignments while criticizing perceived government rigidity.
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Feock Lin
Wick Ald i Cabberra
Holiday sports round up from Canberra event highlights
Fragmented listing reports spurts of holiday sport including a Metropolitan Mandicu win for Sunny Smith in the ACT area and Epsom Handicap results. Mentions Cronlin Desay and Autterity Hair Tack Patro among scattered names, with unclear dates and places.
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Metropolitan Mandicu Ai Bandwick
Sunny Smith
Wink
Autterity Hair
Tack
Boccer
Cronlin Desay
Veebing
Som Pedaration Anon
Service Advertisement In Canberra Times Inadvertent Notice
An oblique Canberra Times ad mentions a public service matter linked to retirement in 1972 and a failed investment, noting the individual’s value and past plans. The piece hints at tension between public and private sectors and calls for selective discussion of attacks on either side.
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Public Service
Privat
Extra costs from higher steel price hit Melbourne projects
The rising steel costs push up prices for public works including the underground rail loop and Westgate Bridge in Melbourne. AHP secured increases from January, with a 103 percent rise and 6.03 percent in February, boosting cumulative price hikes since the Labor Government took office. Industry leaders warn motorists face higher costs as penalties for broader price Increases ripple through housing, brewing, and car manufacturing. Public authorities stress the need to balance inflation against infrastructure needs amid government decisions to lift consumer prices.
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Melbourne
Westgate Bridge
AHP
Woman dies saving her son in Brisbane incident
A woman died attempting to shield her son during a runaway truck incident in Brisbane. The collision trapped her beneath the vehicle as police investigate the circumstances. the boy, Christopher, was secured safely in his car seat. Police have not released the identities of those involved. The toll for the year on the SW road rises, with figures higher than last year.
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Brisbane
In Dillon
Chriopher
Read
Murrichville
Lust
Melbourne
Reflation policy criticized as a government mistake
The article argues that reflation measures are a mistake, with critics labeling government efforts as misguided and potentially harmful to fiscal stability. It cites economic analysts and political figures questioning the strategy and its projected outcomes.
Ambiguous Rebel Incident Reported Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text mentions alleged rebel activity in Argentina, Spain, and advisory roles. The lines are garbled with names and page references, offering no clear individuals, dates, or outcomes to summarize into concrete facts.
Police plan amid Australia police reform debate
Fragmentary page reports a proposed Australia police reform, referencing Northern Territory police and a plan to move money or resources. Mentions a figure Wheat Jager and a bid inviting tenders. Text is garbled but points to an official restructuring discussion.
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Norther Territory
Cmmlere
Cope
Emily Pamathi
Terriory
Australia Police
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