Loan middleman alleges gag on full facts
A press conference reveals claims that facts about a loans affair are being suppressed. Mr Khemlani defends his position and hints at legal risk, while Mr Crawford reads a brief statement urging patience for full disclosure as court proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var Crawfond
Kheminai
Uher
Sydney ‘Airport
Khemiani
Tim
Khesalani
Hilton
Crawford
Aunrolia
Khemlani
Connor
ACT to elect two senators upheld by High Court
The High Court in Melbourne ruled the ACT Senate representation act valid and allowed four new ACT senators to be elected at the next general or half Senate election. The decision rejected challenges from non-Labor states to the Commonwealth Electoral Act No 2 and the Representation Act, preserving ACT representation with full voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Capital Territory
High Court
Melbourne
Senate Representation of Territories
Senate
Bunton
Field
High Cour
Queensland
Priv Council
Territories Representation
High Cony Sivided
Mc‘Tiernan
Jacoby, Moon
Uranium Shares Rise on Federal Export News
Market traders reacted to a federal move affecting uranium exports with a broad stock rally. In Melbourne and Sydney, major miners and energy firms led gains as investors priced in policy changes and potential demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rime Miniar
Grean
Melbourne
Tin
Sydney
Aca Mikme
Pancoglio Ental
Iurim
City wide broadcast offer accepted amid council delays
A garbled report notes the council approving an AM radio broadcast plan with provisos and leadership changes. It mentions Vice-Chair Anthony Low and ministerial ties, but the text is incomplete.
Top Pop Performers in Melbourne Voting Scene
Melbourne voters head to the polls as top performers in music and entertainment vie for attention. Names include Prigny Melabiurue and Deni Hyme amid a crowded field led by Matron Sele ier and a notable figure, Tom, in a lively, uncertain election landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melabiurne
Prigny
Deni Hyme
Ana Ie Ioe Yon
Porns
Matron
Seleier
Ere
Choven
Ae Enon
Tom
Whitlam on Referendum Act Court Ruling and Territory Voting
The Prime Minister and other leaders discuss the validity of the Territorial Representation Act amid a High Court challenge. Whitlam notes future referendum plans to enfranchise ACT and NT voters, while opponents warn the change shifts Senate power. Party leaders debate the political implications and constitutional balance.
ACT Reaction Favours Major Partition Return
Fragmented readable text shows a political scene with former Prime Minister and party figures. Mentions Medoha Garton and Mr Gorton, plus possible shifts in government seats after an election. Indicates support and opposition dynamics, with focus on ACT stance and potential reallocation of seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapalaure
Pinghes Li
Sua Ryan
Medoha Garton
Ajo
Mise
Whitlem
High Court ruling shapes Senate seat shifts in 1977
A contested decision on supplying four new Senators could sway Opposition options as Labor plots strategy in key contests across ACT NT NSW and QLD. With pivotal seats in Peachlane Fraser and Whitlam’s coalition plans, government pressure rises amid possible seat realignments and a 1977 election deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hall
Fragmentary OCR Note on October Deliveries and Equipment
Fragmented text notes deliveries in October and mentions an aerial photograph apparatus and equipment. References Mr Vivust, a press office, and a file found in East Row. Mentions multiple application details and accessory items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binet la East Row
DANGER SEEN TO PROMOTION FOR POLICE
Ambiguous note discusses risks to police promotions amid moves to amalgamate police across ACT and Northern Territory. Mentions Department of Police and Customs official Mr Carwiody and possible shifts affecting police members and relationships within the service. Page references and stray terms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia Police
Act
Northern Territory
Department of Police and Custom
Carwiody
Fam
Sakharov Wins Nobel Peace Prize Victory
The article notes Andrei Sakharov as a prominent Soviet dissident and advocate for peaceful reform, highlighting his role in opposing arms buildup. It reports his Nobel Peace Prize recognition, reflecting on his long struggle and international impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Sukharov
Unim
Nas Bees
Sukharov
Untitled Saturday Page Fragments and Interview Snippets
A scrambled Saturday page fragment reports on a Dease Salvi novelists Tin and populations group, an interview with a Dr Man described as a feminist public spokesperson, and notes on a rally, with garbled wording about a Launtaiy Pape age and an A8%e Aulometre tid. The item hints at a Crom Rally under way and mentions Nick Pape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dease Salvi
Dr Man
Coomera Ayer
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Cinford
Kher Tani
Kheriani
Mir Kheriani
Picturegram
Fraser
Fry
Capital ‘Territory
Bryant
David Jones
Civic
Yeaterday
Canberra
Devert Island
Cranleigh
Ftolt
Profemor
Canker Times
Reece
Sanat
AM Couneil
University Polars
Yomerday
Council
Bellor
Anthony Low
Whitlam
Tidelnad
Alt Rother
Joe
NT To Vore In. Feferendmam
Me Bryant
Prager
West
Charles
Calrns
Staten
Greanwod
A.C.T
Gorton
Avidson, Patiricel Corcespeonile
Aoe Inmien
the Mudge
Lorton
Queenston Nsw
Aidawi
Iinet
By Bruce Wright
Vivust
Ming
Sranemoere
Aboud Afdewaustrane
the Pettim Emhaay
Parwin Avene
Mid-East
Hay
OR Comte
Sakharov
Carraley
Papua New Grmnes
Oinnn
Aveeno
Vata
Acete
Soseeseenerten
Supreme
Aenaneen Chapiaan
Mavnige Ares Ff
Fkrts
Piaeinr Wey
Pegebbet
Cet
Ier
Ted
Shiz
cuLoesar
Cmc
Raee
Oriorite Parilard
Bee
Leamnad
Cormmassion
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