Inquiry by union alleges underpaid ANU staff member
An ANU employee Ay Jacqueling Rees is accused of being underpaid by up to $100 weekly since 1973. The staff centre, run by the governing body, faces claims of mismanagement and wage shortfalls. A meeting discussed appointing two government members to oversee the centre and address rising dissension.
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Ay Jacqueling Rees
Australian National
Ince
Han
Ita
Everning
T Ie
Raven
Iver
Faa
Dis
Divey
Underwood
Gatab- Tina
Medic University
Uivenity
Canberra
Snd
NSW Government Increases Petrol Tax Amid Rising Prices
A chaotic OCR fragment indicates the NSW Government plans a petrol tax rise, aiming to raise prices further to fund ore and timber industry needs. The text is garbled, but references tax hikes and ongoing price pressures impacting motorists and energy sectors.
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Sydrex
Eniday
Nsw
Fragmented late news item with garbled text
The readable fragments describe a late news item with uncertain details and missing names or dates. The jumbled text mentions an army context and various proper nouns that are unclear due to transcription errors.
End of the Toad in sight
A fragmented historical note recounts a long journey from France to Canada, Alaska, Japan, and India via an era of travel and fashion references. Mentions Ange-Feancey Duiherne and Fiona Stine, with scattered place names and dates, including a Canada trip and a voyage ending in France.
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Mademoitele Ange-Feancey Duiherne
BMW
Camry
Canada
Alaska
Japan
India
France
Prime Minister Declares No Obligation To Call Election
In Goulburn, Prime Minister Whitlam emphasized he is under no obligation to call an election. He warned the Senate has rejected the Budget Department measures, noting potential for another double dissolution. He spoke at the Goulburn College of Advanced Education and outlined the federal government stance.
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Enab
Pris An
Goulburn
Whitlam
Goulburn Gallege
Arcommandasion Machinery
Ameren
Matar
Unclear OCR sporting note with broken names and phrases
Fragmentary sports item mentions players and teams in a garbled line likely about a match or event. Key names are unreadable. No clear outcome, venue, or date can be determined from the text.
NCDC Softens Attitude on ACT Border Extension
The National Capital Development Commission eases its stance on extending the ACT border, proposing a compromise with NSW and landholders north of Canberra. A joint Federation-NSW development corporation or a border-only approach is discussed, with officials indicating a shift toward limiting formal border expansion while allowing northern development.
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National Capital Development Commission
Act
Nsw
Canberra
Commission
Hay
Fede Nsw Development Corportion
Brain Development Corporation
Gun Hindrow
Rave Alde
NDC
Fele
Fretilin Warns on Timor Invasion
Fragmented wire service style notes Fretilin warns of potential Timor invasion implications. The jumbled text also references Papua New Guinea coverage and a Women and Politics conference, with scattered mentions of dates, pages, and attendees.
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Fretilin
Timor
Deposit plan allows 10 percent deposits for residential leases
The Australian government proposes a 10 percent deposit for new residential leases in Canberra to ease financing for individuals. The plan allows balance payments up to 12 months and ties full payment to possession. Officials say the changes aim to assist home buyers and construction, with emphasis on faster access to housing in the capital.
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Applisar
Canberra
Evacuees move to corridors after school hall evacuation
About 180 pupils at Eve Pri School will be taught in corridors, the school hall, and other rooms while two open-plan classrooms are evacuated following a fire drill. A potential safety issue was identified as inspections revealed smoke and a need to clear areas for temporary classes.
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Infamie Spildren Af
Weekend Firefighter Coverage Narrow in Cave Termuring
A fragile schedule left Cave Termuring with only one fireman on duty for the weekend. Commissioners and officials discussed regional response, conciliation actions, and recognition for the Capital Territory department. Local leaders named acting personnel and outlined forthcoming ceremonies related to the Firelighters program and department awards.
Disaster warnings shake Australian Labor Party
Fragmented readable text shows two senior Labor Party figures warning about internal clashes and looming economic issues in Australia. References to Deputy Prime Ministers and Melbourne political groups hint at factional tensions and critiques of government lending policies amid criticism from opposition and state leaders in Sydney.
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Labor Party
Avatrally
Giagmroue
Auatralia
Ehirmsaid
Pablat Society
Melbourne
Recomomenat cd
Malecade
Sydney
Sb 'Saath Nistalhas
Austral
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