Damage and theft hit schools over long weekend
Report from Melrose High and Macquarie Minas Livel area details damage and theft at multiple schools. Items stolen include medical equipment valued at 800, football gear, clocks, and a bull, with damages to walls, ceilings, and other property totaling hundreds of dollars. Police investigated incidents across several sites during the long weekend.
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Move to impeach judge parts in high court policy
A garbled report indicates efforts to impeach Judge St Gafiell and seek removal from office. The text mentions Senator Wok Wan and a call to action at a meeting, with references to impeachment papers and a political maneuver within the party.
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Vorday
Geokt
Utah funds aid to Australian Opera for 1977 programs
Utah Development Company pledges 200000 to Australian Opera to sustain its programs during 1977 and ease financial difficulties. J R Winterer of Benevil says the gift plus a $50000 Foundation grant supports a Sydney Opera House television special, with further support planned as private enterprise backs the arts.
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Australian Opera
J. R Winterer
Canberra
Mathe Aviont Way
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Idment Antsy
Ua Foundations
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Sydney Opera House
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City plan tweaks urged for Canberra residents
Canberra residents have until 5pm on October 18 to object to new variations to the Banhorn City Plan gazetted Tuesday. Copies of the proposed changes are on display at the information centre, Gig Regatta Point, Jambah and Latham. The variations add four new roads including a public transport artery and major entry roads for the Belconnen Town Centre facing Lake Ginninderra.
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Latham
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Yodyea
Capital Territory
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Anglicans back unity among churches in Australia
Melbourne Anglican Synod voted to back unity with Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational churches. The motion welcomed union planned for June next year and urged the process to be inclusive. Reverend Phil Newman stressed the church must improve relations with other denominations. Reverend Jim Minchin supported broader cooperation with Catholic and other churches.
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Man charged with Victoria Club theft
Melbourne court hears a 28 year old Essendon man Norman Leung Lee charged with armed robbery of the Victoria Club in April. Prosecutors say about 110000 was deposited to a solicitor’s trust account since April 2 and more than 1 million stolen. Lee did not plead. Bail application refused. Lee to appear again October 11.
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Victoria Club
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Lee
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Kayine
McArdle
CSM
We Courtehind
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Aboriginal aid insufficient despite extra 825 million
Sydney reports that despite a new 825 million allocation this week Aboriginal groups say funds remain inadequate. They claim about 20 million more was needed and cite the 152 million already provided for Aboriginal programs nationwide in the current financial year.
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Miy
Naomi Mavers
Australia
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Peacock to join sea law talks in the Pacific
The Australian foreign minister, My' Peacock, will chair the Australian delegation at a South Pacific forum on the Law of the Sea. The meeting will assess international discussions, with New Zealand and Australia coordinating aid, technical teams, and development projects. The forum includes several forum nations and ongoing debate over regional development roles and responsibilities.
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Pacific
Minster For Foreign Affairs
My’ Peacock
Saint Het Week
New Zealand
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