Army junta seizes power in Libya
Libyan capital turmoil as an army junta proclaims a republican regime replacing the incumbent ruler amid a swift coup. Diplomatic efforts gather, communications outage hampers contact with Tripoli, while foreign observers note a shift toward republicanism and internal reform.
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Wallabies Arrive in Windhoek for Rugby Test
Australian rugby team the Wallabies arrive in Windhoek ahead of a test match against South West Africa. The tour aims to build form and test players in southern Africa with a focus on fitness and strategy before the next international duties.
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Pointe
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Africa
Australian Sheikh faces arson charge over mosque desecration
Israel’s attorney general filed formal arson and desecration charges against Australian sheikh Michael Dennis William Rehm for allegedly trying to set the Mosque of Al Aqsa on fire. He was arrested after the blaze sparked broad outrage and an ensuing investigation cited an earlier alleged attempt in August prior to the August 21 incident.
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Gos
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Tyne
Lease Auctions Set for West Creek Belconnen and Woden
The Minister for tenion Me Nuvo announced auctions for 336 residential dental leases in West Creek Belconnen and Woden Valley from October 7. Business and industrial leases including a nursing home site at Aranda will be auctioned at the Canberra Theatre on September 29. Open and restricted blocks include 168 for restricted action at Weston Creek and Belconnen and 168 for open auction at Belconnen and Woden, not Weston Creek.
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Police fail to solve Cairns attack case in Hawthorn home
Police released two men after questioning them over a fatal assault that injured Dr Cairns and eight others at a Hawthorn party. Gas was later detected during a water drill at Rega Mruck, Melbourne. Leaders suggest political tensions may have influenced the incident and investigations continue with no new leads.
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CRA start imminent for Bougainville land dispute
Port Moresby reports the Acting Assistant Administrator for Economic Affairs says discussions among CRA, the Administration, and the Rovovana people aimed at a 175 acre land site for a construction project should begin this week. Negotiations followed talks in Australia with Roviana leaders seeking legal and financial help to engage with the talks.
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Vietnam cabinet expands under Khiem as Thieu ally gains power
South Vietnam's new Prime Minister General Khiem presents an enlarged 25 member cabinet to President Thieu. Most new appointees are politicians with eight of the prior ministers retained, signaling a stronger presidential role and a tougher stance against the Vietcong.
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Cabinet Shakeup Replaces Key Ministers in Saigon
A sweeping cabinet overhaul in Saigon reshapes the Economy and Finance ministries after inflation pressures. New appointees include Pham Kim Ngo in Finance, Tran Van Lam as Foreign Minister, and Tran Thanh Phos to head the National Parifying University project, with other senior posts reassigned as part of broader government restructuring.
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ACT police criticise lax laws on gambling and culpable driving
Canberra report in the ACT Police Journal argues statutes fail to curb major gambling at a large gambling house and inadequacies in culpable driving provisions. It notes that driving under drug influence may not yet be an offence, and that police can only act if a magistrate’s warrant is obtained to raid a common gaming house.
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ACT Police Journal
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Charles Dickens
Dick Turpin
Niverworld
Soho
Former SMA plan sparks debate over water project
An ex-SMA chief and Sir William Hodson challenge a new SMA water development plan for Australia. The former commissioner disputes the government line that the core authority would remain intact under the proposed changes.
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