Tower design praised by artist in landmark court case
Canberra court hears an Archibald Prize winner defend against a ministerial injunction over a proposed Black Mountain tower. The artist calls the project a monumental aesthetic, likening it to the Eiffel Tower, and argues it would remain a striking landmark even if unused. The judge reserves judgment, noting the need for visible, coherent visibility.
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Costs rising in Black Mountain case appeal
The plaintiffs in the Black Mountain dispute appeal to Atlantes General Senator Murphy for aid as legal costs mount. Interim injunction hearings have cost about $5,500 with additional $800 plus for related motions. Transcripts and other supplies push total beyond $4,000 more, while government policy on free transcripts remains limited.
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Youth on death charge in Canberra
Inquest details reveal Kenneth Victor Filer, 17, of Robers Street, Macquarie, died from a gunshot wound in Brigalow Street, Lync- Callott allegedly fired a pistol at him after a dispute. Callott claims Filer warned karate could be defence. police note Filer had been cussing. Callott, of Tamsworth, faced manslaughter claims with a suggested bail of 250.
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Australia
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Guardian London backs dissidents amid Khmelnitsky era fears
The Guardian reports on Surviving Soviet pressure as dissidents defend Professor Sabhaton and Nobel Peace Prize ideals. Noting Teor Shafarevich and Vladimir Meksimov among others, the piece cites Solzhenitsyn as a lone bold voice against regime intimidation and the torture of questioning.
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Alexander Gulich
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Solzhenitsyn
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Press Opinion on Soviet Dissident Movement and Public Service
A press opinion argues the Soviet dissident movement is being shaped by a police state using fear and force. It critiques Australian public service reform proposals like a nine day fortnight, warns of deteriorating services, and notes Chilean politics under Allende amid broader military and political polarisation.
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Don
Geneva
Australian Council of the Arts
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