Writ seeks to stop Nabarlek mining agreement
A Sydney Aboriginal law student seeks an interim injunction in the ACT Supreme Court to restrain Queensland Mines Ltd from entering into any mining agreement with Aboriginal representatives over the Nabarlek uranium deposits in the Northern Territory. The action targets coalitions and mentions a 84 million payment offer and required Aboriginal approval before mining may proceed. The case was heard before Justice Fox and involves attorneys from Sydney and Canberra.
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Sydney
ACT Supreme Court
Queensland Mines Ltd
Nin
Mir Paul Thomas Gee
Gronwealth
Gramerating
Gueenslind Mines Mining Teisen
Northern Territory
Naburick
Mele
Whee
Justice, Fox
Coe Oieansloe
Oshein Mission
Cama
Tnd
Coe Wis
Iin Colin
Cunbertiy
J. Sal Kelly
My Newaman
Syd A Ye
Attours
Cho
Quernsland
Nabarlek
Viking
Shamh
Queens
Nobarlek
Mr Gag
My Justice
Woodworks _Aboriginal Laral Rights Commission
Canberra Enjoys Fine Weather With Gentle W winds
A fine day is recorded in Canberra with moderate westerly winds and a maximum temperature of 14 degrees. The conditions reflect a calm, pleasant spell across the region as residents enjoy outdoor activities.
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Canberra
Late News Wilson to Meet London Officials
The report notes Prime Minister William Wilson receives an invitation from the Fees Wyendens to attend a meeting at the Domunion Market. The item mentions a September 14 date and indicates this would be Wilson's first encounter with the new French President and other commissioners at the market.
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Ma Wilson
Maris London
NM Wilsem
Wyendens
Attra Ainer
Gjovarom
Woson
Flood damages and evacuee tales from lasting floods
Mrs May Walker of Quownheyan, 82, recalls the 1923 and later floods that devastated homes and a bridge. Neighbors aided her escape as waters rose about 80 centimeters, while family and Civil Defences members organized help and temporary shelter.
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Agase
May Walker
Quownheyan
Sue
Nise Walker
Evan
Isubayan Iice
Les
Chvsinbayan
Fords and Chryslers announce new price rises
Melbourne reports Ford and Chrysler raise vehicle prices after tribunal approval. Ford vehicles average up 4.2 percent with another 4.2 percent rise for certain models, while Chrysler Chevette prices climb similarly. Kron Leyland and Australis Holders also cited for small increases.
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Melbourne
Ford and Chrysle
Ford
Tribunal Ss
Kron Leyland ‘Australis
Wedstea
Bus and semi collude crash near Brisbane highway
A bus and a semi collided on the Cunt ingham Highway thirty metres embankment west of Mritbane. Fifteen passengers were trapped in the wreck. Five injured people were taken to hospital.
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Brisbane
Vraay
Cuntingham Highway
Curtin Street traffic plan aims to ease peak-hour flow
The ACT Department proposes curbing Belconnen to Woden peak traffic via Curtin McCulloch Street and Institute controls to shift commuters to off-peak times. The plan, after four months of review, intends staged implementation with future measures evaluated on effectiveness, and warnings of restrictions along Lady Beaton Drive and Melrose Drive corridors.
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Tis Department
Capital Territory
Belconnen
Woulen
McCultoch Street
Curtin
McCarinchy Street
Sir Culles Street
Calyee
Canberra
ACT Advisory Council
Saie
McCulloch
Sivesway
Slana
Atone Aiventiogy
Rome
Melrose Drive
Comer
Theodore
Carrushers
Lady Beaman Base
Aed Uggeranong
Parkway
Woden
Lady Brenan
Rive
Lado
Meculloch
Nead
McCutloch Street
Lady Benman
Ava Liter
McCoach Street
Peeve Fe
Australia Faces Largest Trade Deficit Since 1953
Australia recorded its biggest monthly trade deficit since October 1953 with imports at 756.3 million and exports 653.2 million, a shortfall of 103.1 million. Government sources blame high import restrains and weak rural economy, warning of rising unemployment and concern over reserves.
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Australia
Manila
Baia Ft Stansuics
Grant for half job rejected on terms
Sydney Friday a South Coast council refused a 20000 Federal building grant over a plan to hire three Aborigines alongside council tradesmen to renovate the Mupo community hall near Moruya. The Aboriginal Affairs Department demanded the three Aborigines be the entire on site team, which the council rejected, arguing it would delay work and reduce efficiency. The acting engineer Mr M Steer said only one white tradesman on site would save months, while officials doubted timely completion under the proposed arrangement.
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Sydney
South Coast Council
Eurobodall Shire Counei
Mupo
Moruya
M. Steer
Steer
Steer Itch “With Only One,ratless Man On the Job, It Would Save Tenore
Gundagat Soul
Tarculta
Sant
Tumpelion
Alesigi
Asceruin
Jones
Bir Cote
Avstratim Goth
Hume Hlevoteee
Shinly
Gettine
Brig Na & Sahil Waly
ANU body accepts discussion scheme at school board meeting
Fragmentary notes show the Anu University body approving a discussion scheme amid disputes on standing committee rejections. The report hints at election talk in the UK and a Sydney warning about ongoing economic strain, with nostalgic reminiscences and scattered references to officials and events on multiple pages.
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Theustratian Nanoval Vindversty
School of General Stilejes Lus
NZ Leader Elected in Quick Parliamentary Ballot
Wellington reports New Zealand selects Labour Party veteran William Rowling as Prime Minister after the death of Kirk. Rowling vows cabinet changes and focus on populist issues while navigating international economic concerns and potential reforms. Deputy post discussed among candidates including Watt and Traybean amid caucus strength.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Touay
Wallige
Rowling
Parlementary Labour Party
Novean Kirk
Zailcus
R Fiveman Hallat
Hs Depuny
Bob Th Shurgh
Tax Dover
Froceer
Tradbean
Lester
Enyudates
Nbr
Watt
Kirke
Labor Party
Cuursila
Segnanie Alaire
Lawler
Hume memory honored amid Hume Highway drought of repairs
Report on flood damaged Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne. Canberra to Melbourne corridor suffers potholes and washouts like unsealed tracks after heavy rains. Engineers warn windscreens and wheels at risk while Roa funds are debated.
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Hamilton Hume
Belconnen
Australia
Ali
Hume Highway
Sydney
Melourne
Australis
Federal Minster
Serge Avelling
Haine
Canberra
Melbourne
Ansett
Bsoffan
Coud
Volkswagen
Hume
Roger Cox
Chist Waffie
RMA
Cox
Twenlta
Sydeney
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U.K
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Stend
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Tucker
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