Review of hostel site promises sparks local debate
A review of converting the Marymead Centre into a psychiatric hostel for disabled children prompts residents and Marymead representatives to press for a suitable site on Goyder Street. Dr Everingham and Minister Jurd Heal discuss adapting existing facilities, with concerns over safety, cost, and the impact on patients and the community.
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Bueringham
Goyder Street
J. P. Reid
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Crouenenle Nae national Compenhatin Bill Passed
The government passed a compensation bill providing one motor vehicle therapy for injury and sickness after the House of Representatives acted swiftly. Earlier capot Vine and GHTW were seen at Port Moresby on Thursday as New Guinea’s Slavin Beni swan the Australian light welterweight title and Rem Celly Camidy of Adatalde.
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House of Reprezentitives
New Guinea
Prime Minister outlines future for automotive industry
The Prime Minister Whislam and ministers plan a broad blueprint for the automotive sector. A caucus meeting will review the Industries Assistance Commission's findings and the Marlee report, with industry groups and unions attending. The result may adapt the government plan to strengthen exports and prevent large employment losses.
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Me Enderby
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Prime Ministr
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Marday Motor Producers Ltd
International Flarvester
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Industries Assistance Commission
Australia
Big changes to IAC proposals spark government debate
Observers flag consumer preference and official pushback as the IAC evolves. The TAC and JAC reports draw criticism for lack of evidence and potential systemic impact on jobs, imports, and manufacturing. A joint preposition seeks balanced reforms amid broader regional needs and industrial protection.
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Leyland equipment offered for P76 production
Leyland Australia received an offer from a foreign concerns to buy heating equipment used to manufacture the P76. Managing director David Abell said the offer was preliminary and linked to producing the locally designed sedan. Union opposition looms if equipment must be moved from Leyland Fernhill plant amid Federal plans for the company’s future.
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Leyland Australia
Veneaucian Company
Manufac
Tayland Australia
David Abell
Leylant
Waterio
Ian Witt
Fernstunill
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Ses
Leyland
Australia to vote for expulsion of South Africa from UN
Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Willesee said Canberra will back the UN expulsion of South Africa. Kenyans Akumwu, secretary general of the Organisation of African Trades Union Unity, said he was assured of Australia’s support during talks with visiting Australian officials. Discussion covered trade links, potential shifts in diplomatic ties, and possible impacts on Air services and postal telecommunications with South Africa.
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Laser power may unlock inexhaustible thermonuclear energy
Australian National University researchers led by Dr Hughes and Professor Horn explore high power laser driven hydrogen boron fusion as a potential nearly limitless clean energy. They envision reactors using laser-induced fusion to yield vast electricity with minimal radioactive waste, though note several technical safety challenges. The work ties to Sir Mark Oliphant’s early reactor concepts and boron-hydrogen fusion proposals.
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Oistrakh Dies During Tour in Amsterdam
Soviet violinist and conductor David Oistrakh died suddenly in his hotel in Amsterdam at age 65 while in Holland for Brahms concerts with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. He was renowned worldwide, friend of Shostakovich, and had recent health issues. The body would be returned to Moscow for burial.
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ACT Tightens Laws on Crossbows and Licences
ACT police insist crossbows become prohibited weapons without a valid licence. Sergeant Harrison says privately owned crossbows face registration under stricter rules, with licensing at police stations for residents over 16. The move aims to curb misuse and ensure proper storage, with fees set and safe handling rules outlined.
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Senate votes on House bill for permanent Parliament House
The Senate passed a bill to establish a new permanent Parliament House on Cuprial Hill by 15 to 18 after an amendment by Senator Withers. The measure aims to hold conflict talks between the House and Lake Renley Griff as Parliament approves the project. The House of Representatives will review the amendment and supervise initial construction once Parliament approves.
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No Asian group yet reported in regional talks
A fragmented OCR passage references Asian groups and regional organizations, mentioning Japan's prime minister and other officials in a debate over recognition or alliance. The text is garbled with names and phrases, making precise facts unclear, but indicates unsettled discussion on Asian group status and engagement.
New poll on prices incomes seeks support
A historic clipping notes a new poll on prices and incomes as the Australian Council of Savurltd and Pate Sonal Associations outlines signals to gauge public stance. The text references May 7 and mentions committees, reports, and proposals tied to price policy and consumer costs.
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Pate Sonal Associarions Tay
Nixon Leader Mixes Names in Bead Real Estate Sale
A garbled OCR item references a Mr Nixon and Mixon with mentions of real estate and a buyer or agent. It appears as a fragmented notice about a sale or survey tied to a person named Nixon or Mixon and a place or event in a formal context. The text quality is too poor to extract a clear event, date, or organization.
Otster Tages Yarlil News Courts Parliment Blhninve
Fragmentary OCR reading notes show courts and parliament discussions with mentions of lanes and a date like 16. Classified ads appear on pages 14 and 15. Names and precise details are unreadable. extractable facts are minimal. Generic references to legal and ad sections remain.
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