Coroner urges safety rules on buses in Snowy Mountains
Coroner Leo urged mandatory safety standards for buses in the Snowy Mountains region after an inquiry into two deaths from a July bus crash near Thredbo. He urged compulsory passenger safety equipment, continuous tachograph use, and regular testing of safety fences, noting extreme risk when buses operate in adverse conditions.
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Moesien
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Alk
Newcantia
Wet Metin ridioh ABOMHMN at a mental tergellite
Fragmentary text describes a mental tergellite case with references to persons and local involvement. Details are unclear but imply a court or medical setting with named individuals and events. Further context is needed to identify precise actions, dates, or locations.
Opposition in new attack on Budget
A parliamentary dispute over government finances unfolds during Question Time as the Opposition pushes for an early election and demands access to tabled documents. Whillans agrees questions should be asked, while Hayen notes the document may show higher spending than initially estimated, amid party plans and cross-party debate.
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Irene
Senate
Mumbled TV rival clash and edited day allegations
A garbled report outlines a quarrel between a TV figure and Hayden involving a domestic dispute, a jet, a briefcase, and claims of seeking support after a conference. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece centers on a televised confrontation and editorial responses.
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Canis
Television
Sydney Aiton
Turane
Sameraman
Towner
Rin
Fovea
Sharon Bat
George Wittson
Ean Sant
Fingden
Mayden
Whittam
Taorey
Ee Ba Steet
Bus fare hikes eyed for Canberra transport budget
Canberra bus fares are set to rise by 6 to 25 percent next week as part of the territory budget. Finance Minister McBryant says the increase will raise about $250,000 in revenue and accompanies planned service reductions and weekend cuts to public timetable services. The measure aims to fund publicity and capital programs, with the final plan pending timetable adjustments.
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Canberra
Teretory
Mc Bryant
Peice Tian
Transport Fare Increases Announced By City Department
Bruce Wright City Reporter notes forthcoming fare hikes under the Capital Department plan. The proposal details a 60 percent increase in some fees and adjustments from 15 to 20k for certain front charges, with reviews of annual rates and seasonal applications. Officials expect modest adjustments and emphasize the change will not drop significantly.
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Vine
Salta Banemonte Navbaryants
Australie
Lavec Ik
Transfer of Health Insurance Commission office risks Medibank program
The proposed move of the Health Insurance Commission central office, about 200 staff, to Albury Wodonga alarms Medibank officials. Criticism centers on loss of core IBM 360/180 systems, potential $500,000 repro duction costs, and reduced integration with Canberra operations. Public Service Board backing, date-stamped plans, and staff relocation have sparked internal and political tension.
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Health Insurance Commission
Albury
Wodonga
Medibank
Public Service Board
Fia
Canberra
Alene
Aurian
Jonas
Gacberra
Worden Valley
Tocada
Maier
Eitannel Development
Uren
Anil Wea
Itlam
Hifx
Pilag Ty
Movin Median
Alba
Bryant Names Two Holidays
A BRYANT article notes two holidays were named, detailing local timing and impact on schedules. The report highlights implications for schools and government offices, with phrasing reflecting period newspaper tone and emphasis on civic observance.
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Bryant
Unable to determine from fragment
Fragmentary newspaper note mentions individuals likely from Vie areas and a 1976 event but key names places and actions are obscured, preventing a clear headline or summary.
Feasibility debate over Mascot site and Canberra airport plans
The article discusses a proposed Mascot site and Canberra Gowbury proposals, citing feasibility concerns and potential environmental and economic impacts. It mentions plans, authorities, and possible funding, with reference to national development commissions and regional prospects, noting uncertainties in timelines and outcomes.
ACT Firemen consider indefinite strike plan
ACT firemen weighed an uncertain strike today after the ACT Firefighters Association secretary, Mr Jan Buchanan, reported the action would begin soon. Talks with the minister and union leaders aimed to resolve pay and conditions, with both sides accusing the other of stalling amid possible Territory-wide disruption.
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Mam
ACT] Firefighters Association
Jan Buchanan
Sahici
Hem
Lny
Cantal
Medical research crisis next year outlined
The article cites Rene Dunant warning of a coming crisis in medical research next year as global needs surge. It notes funding gaps and stagnation in innovation, urging policymakers and institutions to act to prevent a lapse in progress.
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Rene Dunant
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