Organ with German past on display at festival
Organ owned by Allan Kile of Harbord NSW traces origin to Gebr Inge Binder in 1898. Imported from Germany by Kale’s grandfather in 1912 for a steam locomotive estate. Restored in 1972 using electric motor. Displayed at circular Sydney festival before World War I and later shown at Government House gardens before 1936.
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Canberra photographers strike over pay and structure
Public Service photographers and darkroom operators in Canberra began a strike lasting until week’s end, with about 40 workers involved locally and around 60 across other states. The Australian Public Service Association and related bodies planned meetings next week to discuss structure, classifications, and salaries tied to recent proposals, while other groups consider industrial action.
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Strikes Over Glasgow Lorry Drivers Roil City
In Glasgow Westnes ny AAP Renter, about three thousand lorry drivers rejected a union backed agreement. The rejection triggers a student themed dispute as garbage piles up and public transport stalls amid citywide disruption.
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Queensland poll on December 7 election debate in states
In Brisbane on Wednesday Premier Bielke Petersen proposed December 7 as the next Queensland state election date, framing it as a chance to rally against the Federal Government. Debate heated as opposition and Labor critics pressed for timing amid inflation, public services strains, and calls for broader political action across Australia.
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Election unlikely this year Snedden says
Opposition leader Mr Snedden warned an election this year was unlikely though possible early next year. He noted Labor’s comfort in government, cited Senate tensions, and warned the government faced strain that could affect stability and policy action. Cowie on Page 3.
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New Zealand Plans Compulsory Savings to Fight Inflation
Wellington announces emergency economic measures including a compulsory savings scheme on incomes over a threshold to withdraw 50 million dollars from circulation by March. Prime Minister Rowling threatens unions and aims to secure voluntary cooperation from business. Government promises a future cost of living rise for unions and a wage policy tied to inflation. The plan faces review and potential tax and subsidy changes as the economy stabilizes.
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Hawke sets deadline for action in Sydney row
In Sydney, ACTU president Hawke urged the Australian Government to take over Leyland's Waterloo plant to build a national car, impose import restrictions, and press use of wage indexation. He warned February action could trigger intense political and union responses, as unions threaten Labor Party protest unless measures are taken.
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Labor unions spark debate on employment and policy
The inde-union movement faces sharp criticism as MPs argue it aims to push a Labor Government toward full employment while warning against economic overreach. Calls emerge for rapid action from the Arbitration Commission and possible import restrictions to stabilize industry and employment before year’s end.
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Unemployment Forecast by Cameron Sparks Labour Debate
The minister of labor Mr Cameron warned unemployment could reach 160000 on a seasonally adjusted basis by month’s end, but the actual figure might be lower. He noted the public matter of a three year agreement with Australian governments to sustain employment and opposed opposition attacks on employers amid the tense debate in Parliament.
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Woman seeks union post in Public Service race
A grandmother with decades of experience enters the Australian Public Service election, challenging incumbent for the fourth district secretary role. The union’s 300 members prepare to vote on November 20 in a bid to elect a new branch committee and expand officer ranks amid a recent growth in activities.
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Garden Contest Winners and Upcoming Decisions
A Garden contest page notes preliminary judging for the Gardener of the Year with 100k prize. It reports sectional winners in North Canberra and Belconnen on page 13, while South Canberra and the Wade Valley sections will be decided and announced next week.
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Satellite MOSCOW Nudneaty geal raid on tweet email
A garbled wire service item mentions Moscow and a likely security or investigative action. Readable parts reference a satellite and an operation but details are unreadable. No clear dates names places or outcomes can be confirmed from the text.
Pickering wins 1974 Walkley Award for best newspaper cartoon
The Australian Walkley prize goes to cartoonist Lary Pickering for a 1974 newspaper cartoon about the appointment of an Austrie Tina Ambrosadae to Tree Jaw. The Inner Fines om Ara et rhe hind time he fin Been yamest and other references appear garbled. The piece notes Pickering’s status and mentions associated figures in journalism, with ties to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
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Chrysler and GM Holden price hikes hit overseas cars
Melbourne reports Chrysler and General Motors Holden announce price rises of over 3 percent on various vehicles after a World price justification. The increases affect several models including Valiant, Dodge and Holden lines with updated sticker prices across plants.
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Aviation fuel levy to be studied
Government to study aviation fuel levy amid broader reforms as officials outline planned budget measures. The report notes interdepartmental coordination and potential implications for international air travel and subsidies, with focus on how charges may affect consumers and industry.
Puzzle of Wages and Legal Notices Dominates Classified Pages
Fragmented OCR text shows references to wages, family law, and Olympic topics alongside arbitrary names and places. It hints at a newspaper page with classified ads and world news but contains garbled wording and unclear details.
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World News Concyrte Salers
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