Petrol price rise to 2c a gallon after tribunal ruling
Melbourne reports say petrol retail prices are set to rise about two cents per gallon on Monday after the Prices Tribunal approved higher wholesale rates for three large oil companies. The decision, aimed at offsetting devaluations and crude shortages, could trigger further hikes across related products and services.
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Meeting on indexation with Australian officials in Sydney
Prime Minister Mr Whitlam and senior ministers along with advisers and a treasury official will meet at the government house in Sydney. Discussions will cover technicalities of indexation and potential increases, with positions already in government agreement.
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Homeowners Evacuated As Floodwaters Rise In Queanbeyan
State Emergency Services in Goulburn reported peak flood levels near 3.5 metres above normal with 13 homes evacuated as the Queanbeyan River rose to 3.071 metres. Caravans moved to the Showground, roads closed, and snow affected nearby towns while authorities warned of further rises and urged caution for motorists and residents.
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Ginninderrn High School Closed After Flood Damage
High school staff evacuated students after flood waters entered Ginninderrn High School causing water to pour down stairwells and corridors. Three classrooms on the second floor suffered damage while two staff members were treated for back injuries. repairs were planned and students told to stay home if closures continued.
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Leak problems plague Parliament press area and Defence site
Water leaks disrupted sections of Parliament press gallery offices and a Defence Department area. Buckets and tubs trapped dripping ceilings while officials from the National Capital Development Commission and Department of Housing and Construction coordinated repairs. Navy section staff reported ongoing drips in Campbell Park area during a recent upgrade.
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Federal to fund $3m Hume Highway upgrades in NSW
The Federal Government approved a $3 million works program this financial year to repair and upgrade damaged sections of the Hume Highway in New South Wales. NSW Main Roads and the federal Transport Department officials endorsed the plan, with final sign off by the Transport Minister. The Gundagai to Tumut area is flagged as needing attention, though exact sections to receive work were not determined. The project will be fully financed by the federal government and executed by the Department of Main Roads.
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Canberra
Highway reconstruction project aims for best standard
A statement by Mr Jones, drawn up by the DMR, promises highway reconstruction to the best standard in the shortest time. Plans include 23 silgmenes of resurfacing and resurfacing work, with key funds of 700000 for the stretch between Ganthbura and Yar, 40000 between Vase and Gundayal, and 295000 between line agi and Torentin. Officials are also considering diverting heavy goods traffic along the Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne.
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Move to keep Leyland open amid industry push
A fragmented report outlines the government and industry leaders debating Leyland plant operations. Ministers and factory chiefs discuss sustaining employment, while housing and political visits shape the broader manufacturing agenda. Tanaka signs and visits loom as Australia weighs economic policy.
Stock price report from Sydney market shows changes
The economics page lists share prices at the close in Sydney yesterday. The table highlights movements in key securities with a comparison to the previous listing and the net change. Prices for the main index and notable equities are given to reflect market direction.
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Snedden security check controversy at Sydney Airport
Sydney airport security faced scrutiny after opposition leader Mr Snedden reportedly passed through a security check without issue aboard a flight. The incident was reported to the Department of Transport and the Commonwealth Police, with suggestions of revised procedures following ICAO guidelines.
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Steam era Garratt locomotive offered for preservation
The Federal Government weighs preserving a Garratt locomotive from NSW rail history. Spokesman Bowen said the engine arrived for inspection and, if retained, would be given to ACT’s Australian Railway Historical Society or possibly the National Museum. The diesel era reduced steam orders, with 30 engines planned then cut. one of about 80 surviving is still in working condition, having hauled freight in coalfields and Captain's Flat.
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British government relocates 600 soldiers to Ireland amid operations
Reported late news indicates Britain moving 600 soldiers to Ireland for a specific operation. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of temporary huts and pylon sites suggests expedited housing and logistics as part of the mission. Local effects and dates are not specified.
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Joint Venture Talks Between WA Firms And Government
WA firms are negotiating with the government on a possible joint venture to build a Trades Hall in Civic Perth. The ACT Trades and Labour Council would participate, with the site at a vacant block near Elhos and Akwan House under consideration and plans for offices and government services included.
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Privacy laws for ACT studied by Australian officials
The Australian Attorney-General's Department drafts a general privacy ordinance for the ACT. Senators and journalists debate free expression versus privacy rights. Legislation mirrors Canadian provincial and UK ideas but faces resistance from press groups.
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Ailorey-General's Department
Canberra shopping area proposal sparks bid and confusion
A long anticipated central shopping complex in Canberra faces delays as tenders were received and reoffered with limited uptake. The plan spans from Nua Street to Ainslie Avenue, fronting a 20 acre site tied to Civic Centre expansion, with developers wary of value and market interest.
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