Lion park victim seriously hurt at Beenleigh
In Brisbane on Sunday 16 year old Peter Dever was attacked by a lion at Bullens Lion Wath Beenleigh. He was seriously injured and transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital for urgent medical care. Park officials said the lion was not destroyed and that authorities were investigating the incident.
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Brisbane
Peter Dever
Bullens Lion Wath
Beenleigh
Princess Aalexandes Hospital
Henor
Relth High Hospital
Aare
Hoshane
Dreyer
Monatadlees Park
Taken Away in Adelaide Theme Recounts Local Event
Fragmentary report notes a person named Murrell involved with a Parker's Pay card. Mentions a Mrs Marianne Murrell and Brivton Rian with references to yesterday and hospital or planting area. Details are garbled and unclear.
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Adelaide
Sunda
Fourmannhald
Melanie
Murrell
Marianne Murrell
Briehion
Retirement notice for Attala Cres Sh file Chinoeei
Retirement notice indicates a Whitiman of the Attala Cres Sh file Chinoeei with reference to Au Friftan Normal Line. Ste Join Willis is mentioned, set to commence in September with a brief note regarding a forthcoming event and Shalimar Hetben Wem.
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Whitiman
Attala Cres
Melbourne Sunday Protest Against Vietnam War
Protesters gathered on Melbourne beaches during the Victorian antiwar demonstration marking the Vietnam War era. Activists, members of local groups, carried signs and called for peace as police monitored the CNS event.
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Melbuliee
Vietnam
Futiee
Suniner
canpauRn
Herran
Bikiquis
Nisiahan
Iealiers
Melbourne Death Notice for Alea Grant at Menieterg Mihiane Husprish
A death notice from Melbourne reports the passing of Alea Grant after a recent illness at Menieterg Mihiane Husprish Hospital. The report notes a reduced rate of involvement by family and community members during the weeklong deterioration period.
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Melbourne
Tax plan debate in Papua New Guinea assembly sparks higher taxes
In Port Moresby a political discussion emerged on tax reform with calls from government figures to raise levies, aiming to close budget gaps. Observers note proposals target low income groups, while officials stress revenue needs amid ongoing economic strain.
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Port Moresby
Sune
Ain
Woolteah
Acquittal Report Shrouded By Melbourne Trial Words
Fragmentary report notes a trial in Melbourne with mentions of Donald Mill Camp P14 and a barrier figure associated with acquittal at a Shar Tank. The text references a Marlyn the Tinner Without Glory and a leading figure Tush who reportedly led today, with a ped 71 marked in the records.
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Mul Moree
Sunasy
Donald
Shar Tank
Marlyn
Tal
Melbourne
Melbourne mayor attacks hotel tax as too high
In Melbourne the Lord Mayor Dr Alwynne Rowlards labeled the Victorian Government plan a harsh tax on hotels, urging Premier Sir Henry Bolte to take action after a controversial decision. Reports from Wellington note New Zealand lawmakers discussed television funding while other items cover arrests in Cairns and a riot at Auckland hospital.
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Melbourne
Alwynne Rowlards
Henry Bolte
Traffic law in Perth expected reforms this Sunday
Western Australian motorists may see changes as new traffic rules are slated to take effect this Sunday. Officials indicate the measures aim to improve road safety and streamline enforcement across the state.
Toll now 850 on NSW roads
Sydney reports six people killed on NSW roads over the weekend raising the yearly toll. Victims include Miscarate teabeds, 17, of Dundas, and a man killed on the Munsondah Highway near Mansheld. A cyclist was hospitalized in Canberra with serious injuries after a collision at a Camber Avenue and National Circle intersection. The weekend also saw a head-on crash near Melbourne and several injuries across multiple incidents.
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Sydney
Nsw
Dundas
Melbourne
Munsondah
Mansheld
Cork
Ima
Finsie Ham
Nase
Canberra
Hania Veserdas
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Camber Avenue
Pilin
Gath
Canalien
Mobile experts to move against pollution in Sydney
A mobile team of environmental experts is planned to act swiftly against pollution in Sydney. Health authorities warn swimmers to avoid beaches as untreated sewage floods the sea. Water mains workmen strike over dam collapse, risking widespread water outages and delays in repairs.
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Sydney
Beale
Pevone
Heale
Syarney
Sydney Water Roan
Siviay
Vareabo
Audeney
Femsen Tor
Hut
Sat Club
Telathels
Ryde
Tware
Talks on infantile deaths in Alice Springs
Federal Health Minister Sir Kenneth Anderson met with Alice Springs ministers to discuss infant deaths among Aborigines in Central Australia. They cited seven hospital deaths from chest infections and urged urgent improvements in health services. a study will review the hospital's critical position and how to address the problem.
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Sydney
Kenneth Anderson
Hay
Alice Springs
Central Australia
Kenneth Withit
Errors of new MDs listed in Australian medical report
A Sydney doctor cites alarming cases from the Australian Medical Association Journal noting newly graduated doctors display ignorance of drugs and lack concern. The piece highlights reckless prescriptions including extreme thyroid dosing, incorrect adult and child doses, overdose risks, and pharmacists’ safety concerns. The article laments that therapeutics as a discipline has largely disappeared from Sydney University.
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Macoulaine
Collins
Sydney
Correction on Profestor Irendall's university role
A correction notes that Profestor A D Irendall served as Master of Universi Horeatta ANU from 199. The garbled text suggests a historical university tenure but lacks clear dates and context for full verification.
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A.D. Irendall
Universi Horeatta Anu
Bowen Defends Australian diplomacy cost claims
Foreign Affairs Minister Mr Bowen defended the cost of overseas missions amid opposition critique. He said a superficial study misreads the effort and that Australia funds 500 overseas posts with 346 in developing regions versus 163 in North America and Europe combined, arguing the balance supports global representation and trade.
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Bowen
Dep Cadet
Barnard
Allaire
Yile
Yall
Australia
North America
Europe
Austtalia
Forone U
Melbourne wool sales outlook shows little buyer activity
Melbourne market reports little change in buyer engagement as wool sales open. Industry spokesmen note similar volumes to last week with cautious optimism from officials like Me TS Sitcock and Mr Vines forecasting steady or slightly improved trading, while markets await clearer signals.
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Melboutene
Melbourne
Chiomhe
Vines
Victorian Farmers 'Tin Pastoral Division
Sitcock
Wales
Throweh
Thunday
Rationalising NZ trade projects
Wellington Sunday report states a new Australia New Zealand agreement to rationalise industry and aid the development of approved regional projects. Minister John Marshall said the exchange of letters confirms measures to improve feasibility in applying NAFTA terms and to assist industries in selected fields.
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Wellington
Australia
New Zealand
John Marshall
Marshall
Zea
Parachutist Pronounced Dead After Bondi Rescue
A young parachutist died and Mrs Patricia King survived a sea rescue during a Bondi Beach parachute display. King, 26, was dragged from the water after a line tangled and capsized a rescue boat. Ambulance officers at St Vincent's Hospital later reported her death while Mrs King remained in critical condition.
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Sydney
St Vincent's Hospital
Patricia King
Cremorne
Bondi Hesch
Mra King
Histora
Bondi
Mrs King
Bondi Lifesaving Club
Meg King
Len
St Vin
Nis
Election funds and the money trail in federal campaigns
The National Times investigates fund sources for federal elections and describes how the Gee police party plans to raise up to lions for the campaign. Sir John McEwen is quoted during wool-sale troubles while other features cover legal responsibilities neighbors and Gordon Barton’s financial losses with wage moves by the government.
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The
National Times
Gee
Partin
John McEwen
Gordon Barton
Engineer union ministers and cabinet at Sydney meeting
In Sydney and NSW, labor officials plan meetings as more than 604 builders’ union members prepare to strike from September 5 over the right to strike. A union spokesman says the Hulder Labourers Federation recommends that other building trades unions join the stoppage for an indefinite period.
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Sydney
Anemiere
Nsw
Saytomer Foy
Newcastle
Wollogong
SUK Workereim Hs
Stike
Missing man Kerth Lawrence Veitch Reported Near Coast
A man missing after a boat capsize was reported as 48 to 50 year old Lawrence Veitch of Yayoona Sydney. A distant woman aboard the vessel and others were rescued during the Saturday afternoon search. Authorities said a man appeared after the capsize and helped locate the missing person.
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Halenans
Alt
Kerth
Lawrence Veitch
Yayoona
Sydosy
Wee Jasper Cave Rescue by Bush Rescue Service
The Bush Rescue Service formed in Canberra conducted its first rescue yesterday at Punchbowl Cave Wee Tamper. Two youths entered the cave against advice. one could not scale the exit rope. The other contacted the service which lowered a rope ladder to assist the youth.
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Bush Rescue Service
Canberra
Punchbowl
Wee Tamper
Hungendore
Body Found From Lake Burley Griffin Near Central
A body believed to be a two year old Turner woman was retrieved from the central Lake Burley Griffin area on Saturday morning. Police and investigators conducted a post mortem yesterday to prepare a report for the inquest.
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Lake Burley Griffin
Whitlam calls off South African tour rallying boycott
Australian leaders debate canceling the South African cricket visit amid mixed polls and political pressure. Mr Whitlam, supported by church groups and opposition figures, urges government action while foreign and domestic parties push for or against the tour.
Protests boost South Africa tourism claims
Mr Gould of The South African Tourist Corporation says protests over the Australian tour may aid tourism. He notes similarities between Australia and South Africa, cites climate and scenery, and predicts Australians and New Zealanders will visit to see the country.
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Australia
Gond
South Afican Tourist Corporation
Gould
Jm Cane Terrantil
Riverina
South Asea
Gowhh
Nisteallins
Africa
Anteaion
Bay of We Australia
New Fenland
South
South Africa
Bradman moderates talk on South African cricket tour
Sir Donald Bradman, chair of the Australian Cricket Board of Convicts, said the South African tour would be discussed at the Sydney meeting on Wednesday. He would not comment on whether representations had been received or if police cautions would affect the plan. The Tasmanian government and police were also cited in reports about the tour and possible Hobart Christmas appearances.
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Crever Board of Central
Te Iydney
Westnessay
Whithon
Heath
Wison
W. Droeger
A.M. Clark
Springbok
Austalia
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Vhs Tertevat
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Cermin
Erie
Amsterdam
Aap Reniet
Young Liberalsers
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Hague
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Evecutive
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Spottsmen
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Tlearan
Briish Arti-Apatteid
Camonseare
Peer Hain
Tewlas
Siuth
Mfc
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Donald Bradman
Australian Cricket Board of Convist
Board
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Hobart
Mynister
Bingham
Medhamad
Trenvier
Bethune
Yi Avitanie
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