Unemployment Benefit Checks Reveal 28 Percent Not Entitled
Senator Wheeldon said 28 percent of those checked on unemployment benefits were not entitled. About 13,000 beneficiaries were reviewed, with 3,671 benefits terminated or suspended across the states, highest in Western Australia and Queensland. He blamed funding gaps and the Opposition for halting further checks.
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Canberra
Western Australia
Queensland
Victoria
South
Australia
Tasmania
Tam
South Australia
Air cadets to continue in civil capacity in Queensland
Brisbane reports that the Queensland Air Training Corps will remain active in a civilian role despite Federal plans to abolish school cadets by year end. Mr PR Lobton, chairman of the combined cadet committee, announced the continuation. Lieutenant R Geise of Le Paul’s School cadets said Bald Hills parade affirmed plans to carry on next year.
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Queensland Air Training
Lee
Combined Cadet Committee
PR. Lobton
le Paul's School
Bald Hills
R. Geise
Eohond
Fraser Calls Whitlam A Liar Or Fool At Randwick Rally
Sydney Sunday rally drew about 10 000 as Opposition Leader Fraser accused Prime Minister Whitlam of deceit over overseas loans. He claimed Whitlam knew of Cairns and Conner affairs, urged reporters to keep cables on his desk, and warned democracy was in danger under a would be dictator.
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Sydney
Mer Fraser
Whitham
Whitlam
Randwick
Fraser
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Mir Connor
Cairns
Dr Cains
Mr Cairns
Conner
Suppy
Senate
Australia
Derma
Mr Whitham
John Kerr
Labor
Liberal- Country Party
Whitlam Defends Budget Rejection Fear in Senate
Prime Minister Whitlam told migrants at Melbourne Town Hall that some Liberal senators would pass the Budget and not reject Supply, while noting discipline could be maintained by an amendment to defer the Budget. He accused fascist elements of undermining parliamentary democracy and criticized television editing of programs.
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Senate
Whitlam
ABC
Whitham
Fraser
Melhowne
Mr. Whitlam
Mr Whitlam
Australia
Franco’s peaceful night as Franco fights heart ailment
Madrid report says General Franco slept peacefully after a day of heart seizures. Doctors say his condition is stationary as family stays at the bedside and officials prepare for a potential transfer of power to Prince Juan Carlos. The pope has not sent a message. Franco reportedly thanked prayers in a brief reply.
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Pardo Palace
Franco
Juan Carlos de Bourbon
Catholick
Governor of Queensland Suspending Dormant Commission
The Queen acting on Prime Minister Whitlam's advice revoked the dormant commission of Sir Colin Hannah as Governor of Queensland. Appointed January 1972, his dormant commission dated April 30, 1974, had allowed him to act for the Governor-General when needed. The move follows his remarks supporting election timing and reflects political tension in Queensland and Canberra.
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Queensland
Colin Hannah
Government of
Colin
SSM
Sip Riven Cother
South Australia
Sir Mark Oliphant
Maxes
Bnshane Chamber of Commerce
Colm
Australia
Charles Mortensen
Mortensen
Chambers
Fraser
Sioner
House of Representatives
Crown
Murray Terrell
Severe weekend weather causes outages and road damage
Canberra and district residents faced blackouts, downed trees and damaged power lines after a wet windy weekend. The Bureau of Meteorology logged around 3 millimetres of rain Friday night and 92 millimetres in the 12 hours to 9 pm yesterday, with strong winds. Police reported several road closures including Oaks Estate and Majura Lane, while some routes remained passable. A bridge collapsed at Tuggeranong Creek and a government road near Cooma Road became impassable. multiple road accidents were also reported.
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Bureau of Meteorology
Spm
Corowa
Cooma
Tuggeranong
Hugh McCormack
McCormack
Barry
Huch McCormack
Tuggeranong Creek
Mr McCormack
Cooma Road
Floods force evacuations as Murray rises in Australia
Flood waters from the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers drive evacuations across regions including Melbourne and Albury. More than 25 families leave homes near South Albury as river levels threaten infrastructure and water safety warnings urge avoiding river water for drinking or cooking. In Colac and Hedourie areas, authorities monitor rising lake levels and road blocks amid ongoing flood risk and travel delays.
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South Albury
Murray River
Albury -Tocey
Albury
Colac
Victorian Western District
Lake Colac
Wapea
Murrumbidgee
Torwn
Four youths die in multiple road accidents near Canberra
In three hours on Saturday two crashes in the Canberra area killed four young people and left others injured. A 28 year old man from Red Hill died when his car struck a tree after leaving the Federal Highway. A 24 year old man from Enfield Sydney also died in a separate collision while another man died in Gatton Street Forever. A motorcycle rider died in an additional crash at Kent and Birdwood Streets. The report notes a travel agency window smashed and a bus shelter damaged nearby. Police and emergency services attended all scenes.
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Marulan
Anneke Domkers
Sadey Staulens Rose
Mar Hasse
Red Hill
Sutton Risa
Hassett
Cgieneral
Ceneral
Henri Quentemier
Gatton Street
Kent
Birdwood Streets
Hughes
Spmon Sar Kulay
Geoffrey Deaton
Oof
Goulburn
Willie
Majalan South Road
New colleges promise over 300 study units for students
Indonesian minister threatens to halt Undonesign ships Bulog to Acestrafia while Indonesia faces planned actions in Darwin. Lebanon news notes the ongoing civil war entering a new phase as rival Heirut factions seek territorial advantage.
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Seceniare
Darwin
Lebanon
Dehanen
Heirut Fieheine
ACT cricket selection for Wales? Weekend Sheffield Shield clash
Queensland captain Greg Chappell smashed 105 to rescue Back Pace in a Brisbane Sheffield Shield match. The selection emphasizes form, with the ACT team to meet Western Australia and South Australia over the coming weekend.
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ACT
Wiaworra
Seaenin
Queensland
Gree Chappell
Amalivat Wsw
Brisbane
Classified Ads Fragment From Local Page
Fragmentary page shows scattered words and phrases including names and places in a garbled classified section. Readable bits hint at a local festival and community notices, but most content is indecipherable due to OCR errors. The entry resembles a brief classifieds page with partial listings and event mentions.
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