Stableboy Frecklington Tours Australia to See Parents
A Qantas flight bringing the royal party to Canberra yesterday included Jim Frecklington, 23, a Bucking ham Palace stableboy from Peak Hill, central New South Wales. He paid his own way to Australia to visit his parents and was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Frecklington in Canberra before returning home.
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AMA Ambassador Miss Gallie Arrives for Canberra Tour
AMA ambassador Miss Sue Gallie arrives in Canberra for a six week tour of major Australian cities. A former Miss Australia, she will inform women’s organisations about the AMA’s stance against a proposed health insurance scheme and promote the AMA’s public health positions.
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Air fare rise sparks cabinet debate amid airline strike threat
Eight unions in the airline sector pressed a proposed 3.5 percent fare increase to cover budget and 8 percent wage costs while warning government backers that a united airline stance could weaken workers bargaining power. Unions threaten action if fares are not sanctioned next week, highlighting a looming industrial dispute. The piece also notes AMA concerns about a medical access scheme and its impact on women.
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Rosettsport Industries
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Qantas
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Conservation Foundation faces criticism over voice and leadership
The Australian Conservation Foundation faced a critical motion at its Canberra annual meeting. Members faulted the group for not developing broad natural resources and population policies or offering leadership on issues like Lake Pedder and whaling. Prince Philip urged balanced objectives amid stretched resources.
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Enderby backs national law enforcement agency
The Attorney General’s representative Mr Enderby told the House of Representatives that the proposed Australian law enforcement agency would not adversely affect ACT and Northern Territory police. He said the new body would include ACT, NT and other agencies, offer more promotion chances, and avoid a top‑level lid hindering younger officers in the ACT Police.
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