Heroic rescue amid river tragedy saves children
In a dramatic river incident near Molonglo a group of children were saved after multiple residents, led by Mr W Black and Mr Stuart, sprang into action. The car containing the children was submerged but rescuers, including Mr Black and Mr Stuart, managed to pull the victims to safety before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Molonglo
Napa
W. Black
Bluce
Page
Biuart
Cary Ter
Alo
Tinghaluce
Fisher
Rive
Carpenter
East Trealmany
Stuary
Stuart
Study of industrial estate deferred near Parliament House
The National Capital Development Commission defers a study of a future industrial estate confined by sight of the upcoming permanent Parliament House. The commission cites unclear requirements and a need for clearer planning, postponing development while awaiting definitive needs and constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital Development Commission
Parliament House
Canal Hactare
Commission
Sean
Capital Hill
Rescue praised after lake drowning alert near Turner
Police praise rescue of Stephen Brown who swam about 200 metres in near freezing Lake Burley Goffin to reach a capsized dinghy. An onlooker aided the rescue while patrols secured the scene and attended the injured. Brown acted quickly to save a person clinging to debris as weather worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Brown
Turner
Mar
Lake Burley Goffin
Fan
Il Tom
Weday
Brown
Liberal Party Optimistic on ACT Seats in Federal Race
Frasers says Liberals optimistic about winning ACT seats at the next federal election. He notes emphasis on national policy and Canberra ties. Speech highlights include leadership focus, party branches, fundraising targets, and criticizes Labor for perceived national direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
ACT
Brownlow to Dempsey for Victorian Football Lane Player of the Year
Dempsey receives the Victorian Football Lane Player of the Year honor after Brownlow analysis highlights his standout season. The award caps a year of competitive performances across key matches and club duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlow
Dempsey
Car rolls. Canberra woman killed in highway crash
A 23 year old Canberra woman died when her car rolled about four times on the Motor Highway about 27.3 miles from Sydney, heading north from Canberra. The accident occurred in the early hours, with authorities continuing investigations.
Ecuador Ousted Leader in Coup Amid Turbulent Night
Gen Paul Gonzalez Alwear, Ecuador’s armed forces chief, led a palace assault that toppled President Pee La Sucerne after a midnight battle. Reports say military leaders and officials confirm the coup and a transition toward new governance as Ecuador’s political crisis unfolds in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Paul Gonzalez al- Wear
Saft
Yrars
Pee la
Sucerne
Associated Press
Weather note hints at early spring in city
The readable portion notes a mild start to spring with a forecast for Canberra. It states yesterday’s high around 16 degrees Celsius, a trend toward warmer days, and today’s expected high near 15 with a slight chance of a light shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soving
Canberra
Timor peacekeeping role delayed by Canberra talks
The Australian government avoided a decision on joining a multinational Timor peacekeeping group after talks in Canberra between Prime Minister Whitlam, Defence Minister Morrison, and Portuguese envoy Dr Almeida Santos. Santos planned to travel to Jakarta for talks with Indonesian authorities, while Malaysia was floated as a potential member. Refugees and displaced Timorese continued to seek safety as civil conflict persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portuguese Timor
Canbarrs
Whitlam
Defence
Mr Morrison
Wray
Morrison
Santon
Timor
Portugal
Indonesia
Dr Santos
Canberra
Hod
Jakarta
Talks in Jakarta over Timor crisis prompt fresh evacuation plans
Jakarta reports indicate Malayali bar and Indonesian government weigh joint action to address civil war in Portuguese Timor. Evacuation efforts for Timorese refugees continue, with ships and aircraft deployed to Dili and Darwin. An Antara spokesman notes about 1000 Timorese evacuees remain in transit, while 1800 have arrived in Darwin or prepared for Sydney and Perth onward moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Malayala Bar
Portuguese Timor
Indonesien Eeting
Timor
Portugal
Dare
Sydney
Perth
Wedneuby
Darln
Austria
RAAF pilot wins air prize by Frank Cranston
A Royal Australian Air Force pilot claimed the top recognition in an international air contest, earning a prestigious prize for an antisubmarine aircraft. The event highlighted advances in maritime patrol aviation and drew strong participation from allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAF
Frank Cranston
Tne
Research aid in Budget too small
A budget dispute limits research aid amid concerns over insufficient funds for ongoing projects. Officials from funding agencies and research institutions urge increased support to sustain discoveries and maintain local scientific competitiveness.
Learning About 18 Percent at UF Course
A brief report notes a university course at the University of Florida addressing the term 18 percent and related student study. Details are limited in the fragment, but the piece centers on course offerings and student engagement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Miller
O'Connor
Trisha
Helen Carran
Deanne Milller
Miller
Lnion
Butterworth
Malaysia
Ay Biter Wrigh
Nde
Aine
Eyanwick
Nétrabunday
Monty Cava
Tope
Gwe
Samme
ACT Sein
Fraser
Lant
Ieee
Berns
Lew
Sapa
Merfer
Tagen
Mom
South ‘America
Lima
Peru
Francisia” Morales
Barmudez
Dafeyce
Almeida Santos
Nesia
Tomor
Mac Nenia
Ha Gested
Portaol
Australia
Aye Malaya
Anil
Darwin
Met
Ashermecrenton
Anmui
Dili
Dili Partypuexe
Rei Wen Ea
Emreiet
UBT
Antara
Yeniing Hadeva
Tinto
Tston
Morziton
Mr Whitlam
Foiag
Brisbase
Mid-East
Asal
Ae Coenersncan
Black Forest
Ger Tay
David Jones
Barry
Ovli
Iain
Osti
Plaga
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!