Salary Reduction Plan Reveals Wide Scale Cuts
The measure outlines progressive salary reductions for ministers at the Crown and civil officers, with rebates for dependents and specific protection to prevent below minimum pay. It operates for one year from August 7, 1981, to August 5, 1992, and credits rationalization for affected officers while maintaining pension and superannuation contributions.
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Mr Lane
Phie
Balacier
Namneles
Crown
Falara
Param
Govurmaneny Dal ‘Thomen Mle Eine Reducions & Pa Tollowe
Civ
Hite Waerdetlan
Rain Stops Play in Sydney Cricket Test
Glouces tershire bowlers struggled as rain halted play in the match against New Zealand at Sydney. Persistent showers interrupted action after 12 overs with Gloucester notching no notable score while NZ batters prepared to resume when play restarted.
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Sydney
London luxury debate in press opinion column
An excerpted opinion from a London newspaper discusses indulgence and wealth. It reflects on luxury, work, and national mood, citing various figures and topics in an era tone. The fragmentary text hints at social commentary on refined living and labor during a tense period.
Air Limer Crashed Passengers Uninjured
A damaged Air Lim er flight crashed into a field in heavy rain but all fourteen aboard escaped harm. The pilot reportedly maneuvered to avoid a farm building as the aircraft slid and skidded after takeoff from a coastal airstrip.
May Collapse in MacDonald Government In Australia
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a likely collapse of the Ramsay MacDonald era government with references to Sydney and shifting political figures. The garbled text mentions tensions with the Viet Nam era concerns and a cabinet reshuffle or resignation amid instability.
Primary Producers Tax Delay Clarifies Rural Bank Extensions
In question period the hon member inquired about delays in tax payments by primary producers due to extended time granted for Rural Bank clients. The Taxation Commissioner confirmed that extensions were permitted after government savings banks allowed postponed payments, with farmers and rural depositors affected. No fines or penalties were imposed for the delays arising from the policy, ensuring tax liabilities remained due to government schemes.
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Menber
Government Savings Bank of
New South Wales
Barings Bank
Parsons Woll
Yar
Charac
Capemalan
Daerang
Migsk
St Mary’s Dominates Local Tennis Match Sunday
St Mary’s teams defeated West Wyalong and BL Mary’s players at St Mary’s courts. Mary’s men won 24 games to 10, while BL Mary’s faced Went Wye Jone’s second team and lost as St Mary’s claimed victory by a small margin.
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West Wyalone
Mary's
St. Mary's Courts
Sooyas
Mets
St. Mary’s
Mary's Wapondai
Wyalong
St. Mary's
Temora Rugby Defeats Barmed At Home
Temora Rugby League beat Tarmedinay 57 to 7 at Temora on Sunday. Temora dominated the match with strong attack and solid defense, securing a convincing home victory.
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Temora
Temora Rugby League Footballern
Tarmedinay
Wilkins Submarine Arrives After Harbor Transit
A cable from Tromaer describes Sir Hubert Wilkins guiding a submarine into the harbor amid massive fishing boats. The craft sustained damage but remained seaworthy, eventually docking at the quay-site amid tense escort and commotion.
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Sydney
Tromaer
Ateamer
Sir Hubert
Wilkins
Broken Hill Miners Threat to Strike at Syndicate Mine
A disrupted report from Sydney notes miners at Broken Hill threaten to withdraw surface labor from the Corporation mine in response to the Workers' strike action. If carried out, the move could halt full time work and impact mining operations at the site.
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Sydney
Corporation
Cutter Wrecked Radio Report From Winders Te
A radio report from Winders te and gtatey states the cutter Romp was wrecked on daily Mi at Cone Point in a southwest gale. Two Gabor men struggled ashore and were later rescued by a group of kangatog boaters two days later.
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Wallon
Aia
Moran
Sydney
Winders Te
Gtatey
Daly Mi
Cone Point
Melbourne Ship Owners Decide To Wait For Regulated Moves
Melbourne ship owners hold a commercial meeting and decide to wait until the tenth net of emulations. The Federal Government or Felder is referenced in relation to regulation and eventual action.
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Sydney
Mongar
Melbourne
Opium Hall Floating in Bay Reported by Wire
A garbled wire story describes a vessel or object named Opium Hall floating in Port Philip Bay near Rabermen worm ve turning serous. Buoys are mentioned as damaged and there is reference to an award boul and a drop from an unspecified source. The readable portions indicate a bay incident with altered terms and unclear details.
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Port Philip Bayt
Wotum
Ureigh Webi
PITY THE POLITICIANS
A partial OCR fragment references Mr Latham visiting Melbourne and critiques aimed at parliament members over today’s weather issue. It notes blame placed on ministers and discusses public dissatisfaction with political handling.
CWA Plans Meeting This Friday Evening
The Country Women’s Association will hold its meeting this Friday evening at 8 pm at Hallo Wridayees. Members are invited to attend and discuss upcoming events and community projects.
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Country Women’ Association
Hallo Wridayees
Obituary for Mrs. J Montgomery in Wyn cemetery notice
The obituary recalls the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery wife of Duane Montgomery after a prolonged illness. Their infant child died soon after birth. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at Wyn cemetery with Rev Father McGilvery presiding. The bereaved husband and relatives are consoled by friends and the community.
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Ned
Evedy
B.C
Wynlong Cametery
Father McGilvery
Community Singing Enlivens Local Evening at TiVo Theatre
A crowded Weel Wlime event on AYIA lett tat featured Rev G. and Evyag guiding the program with spirited performances. Local participants included Mr. TL stgil, cornetists, and guests from Ay-2 Kanzus to Ming! Mtr, contributing to a warmly received communal singing night.
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G.& Evyag
Howe
Grrol
Mollison Wins Record Flight From Australia To England
J A Mattison completed a winlet from Australia to Ramand in paya two hours twenty six minutes, breaking WA Foalt's record by two days. Mollison's voyage included refuelling stops, endurance across rough conditions, and a dramatic final hop into Blt Pevensey. The event drew a sea of attention and praise for the feat and the navigator’s nerve under pressure.
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J. A. Mattison
Australie
Ramand
Paya
Mollie Hind
Mottixon Yande
Pevensey
Jay Sorlence
Rome
Paris
Hiv
Nate Lont
Sollo
Alur
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Weat Wyal
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W. J. MacDonald
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W.P.8
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Henry Helman Mia
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Mark
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National Appeal Executive
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