Housing wait for Queanbeyan families grows
More than 200 families in Queanbeyan wait for NSW State Housing Commission homes. Ms Brinn Ardinn said about 30 more houses were under construction and due by year end. 121 houses in the subdivision had been completed and occupied since August 1970. Eligibility depends on need, with two applicants per house to be assessed. plans include brick two storey homes and public reserve land.
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Queanbeyan
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Brinnardinn
Aryl Wee
Mutton Sail
Aujoist
Fivether Commission
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Murty
Tne
Formiaway Road
Housing costs rise shows higher mortgage approvals
In Cannerrm an average new house price increased by more than 1000 pounds in the past year as loan figures from Civic Cooperative reveal September quarter approvals at 1 640 pounds versus 12 580 pounds the year before. Managing director MIT RC Kirby notes a rise and cites society loan approvals climbing from 88 000 to 196 million pounds, reaching 2 332 million pounds in the latest quarter.
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Civic Cooperative Permanent Maining Lesses) Ltd
Mit RC Kirby
Hier
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Kirby
Memory Mountain Resident Noted in Local News
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Anyeae Cariin of Memory Mountain and the Carrer area in late news. Details are unclear due to damage, but the mention centers on a local resident and place name.
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Maperory Mountain
AUSTRALIA'S AID TO PAKISTAN REFUGEES QUESTIONED
Senate Estimates reveal that nearly half of Australia emergency aid for East Pakistani refugees may have been unnecessary. About 1.4 million worth of aid funds food in Wheat Office to be given this year as part of a broader pledge. India has received less this year than last, with a shortfall around 5,198 tons of wheat valued at about 250,000. Australia’s wheat and rice gifts to Pakistan remain slightly higher than last year, with 708 tons more. Officers stated these figures after questions from Senator Murphy.
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India
Pakiestan
Department of Foreign Affairs
Pakistan
Senate
Murphy
Wright
Crewe
Auralia
Inia
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Nir
Whitlall
House of Representatives
Asting
Sinclair
Rom Tieauiry Fonds
Australia Faces Food Aid Split Over Refugee Crisis
Senate debate reveals Australia will supply 22 800 tons of wheat this year under the International Wheat Agreement. India receives 48 000 tons this year, down from 40 000, while Pakistan gets 26 000 tons. An extra 9 000 tons of rice is added as emergency aid. Opposition questions whether aid is truly additional or reallocated.
Plan to alter retail hours in Victoria
The Victorian government plans legislation to allow late night shopping in Vici retail stores. The proposal, backed by unions, faces opposition from unions council and shop groups who warn of higher prices and questioned consultation. Government says hours will be extended but some stores may remain closed on weekends under the measures.
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Melbourne
Vici
Ictorian
Vic
Pare
Frulies
Manitass
Unians
Victoriam
Sonigh
Sot
Aimee
TNE
KC Stone
Council
Council of Unions
Cota Shonin
Legisla
Ipoh
Amt Wirehouse Employees Federation
Mrt
Br. Maher
Seleres
Bom Phillips
Protest over Prince choice and foundation travel costs
Former Federal president of the ALB Senator Keeffe resigned from the Amiralian Cons tation Foundation in protest at the appointment of Fine Philip as president. Keeffe claimed the Prince should be travelling to an active office and noted the Commonwealth plant budget would not cover travel expenses for the new leader. Members expressed to him their dissatisfaction with the appointment.
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ALB
Keeffe
Amiralian Constation Foundation
Fine Philip
Austral
Ansulal Commonwealth
ALP Policy Critics Attack Fines Threat
Labor mid term campaign sparks strong opposition in Parliament and unions. Cameron proposes fining unionists up to 20 for breaches of awards, drawing fire from Whitlam left and party moderates. A Federal Executive and caucus discussions are looming as the policy splits widen.
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Cameron
Labor
McMahon
Whitlam
ALP
Launceston
Hom Cameron
Tom Burns
Australia
Caucus Faces Clash Over Arbitration and Immigration Policies
London style parliamentary debate spills into party ranks as Mr Whitlam and Labour MPs clash over immigration, arbitration and penalties. Mr Cameron and union leaders defend reforms while Government ministers defend existing Labor policies challenging the Opposition's critiques amid party tensions.
ACT branch council votes eight by two against project
The ACT branch council of ACOA voted eight to two against a provincial project. Air fares deregates refer to an international air trade association meeting noted in the Pacific region, with page references indicating a broader coverage.
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ACT Primary Teachers Association
ACT Branch Counccil
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ACOA
Air Trae Art Association
Pacific
Premier Henry Bolle backs federal bed tax on hotels
Victoria Premier Si Henry Bolle proposed a federal bed tax on all hotels and motels to boost the tourist industry. He cited potential revenue up to 6 million dollars and suggested the levy could offset losses in Victoria’s budget while other states consider similar taxes. He noted NSW and Queensland to date did not adopt similar measures.
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Milbourne
Vitorian
Si Henry Bolle
Australi
Henry
Henry Tad
Henry Sail
Nsw
Queensland
Dickie Wop
Victoria
Bishops warn Labor over abortion stance in Australia
Catholic bishops in Melbourne release a statement backing abstaining from support for Labor leader Whitlam and reiterate that the church cannot change its teaching on abortion. The unsigned note emphasizes abortion on demand remains unacceptable and warns against political alignment with such views.
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Melbourne
Tuesaay
Hope Aid
Aon
Ander
Whit Auld
Whitlam
Couhong
Stewart
Cpart
Veterans Kidnap US Troops After Danang Truck Crash
South Vietnam reports say disabled veterans seized six US army trucks amid a funeral procession nine miles south of Danang forced ransom payments. Eight mourners were injured as the convoy was attacked, but the soldiers were later released after hours in captivity. The incident follows the funeral of anti government veteran leader Nguyen Ngoc Tan shot in Da Nang.
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South Vietam
Eas
Tod
Ane
Nguyen Ngoc Tan
da Nang
Tan
Ke Mantpin
Popeye Voice Actor William Costello Dies in San Jose
Funeral services held in San Jose for William Costello 73 longtime voice of Popeye the Sailor. Costello died Saturday after six months of declining health at San Jose Hospital. A stage actor and musician he had appeared on many programs and unusual cabaret acts.
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San Jose
California
William Costello
Popeye the Sailor
Tate
United “Peas
Castells
San Jose Hospital
Castella
Road Deaths Fall Sharply in Australia, Figures Show
Preliminary figures from the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics in Canberra reported 2,699 road deaths this year, a decline from the same period last year. The report notes the crash toll across Australian routes and highlights trends on major highways.
Buffer zone for Commonwealth land near Pine NP
A proposed buffer zone of 4398 acres of Commonwealth land near Pine National Park is described to shield a defense facility from electrical interference. The plan likely involves boundary delineation and regulatory steps, with officials including Senator Staite and NSWh mentioned in context.
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Aera
Staite
Gab
Nswh
Tool Shed Exclusive Gains Prominent Manufacturer Interest
Our extensive customer base attracts major manufacturers seeking to partner with Tool Shed for product marketing. We prioritize first class, quality goods and the best price deals to pass savings to customers, with one firm among those offered exclusives.
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