They gaol drunken, drivers in N.Z.!
SYDNEY, Fri.: Goaling of drunken drivers had reduced the accident rate in NZ, two traffic experts from the…
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Murder Flat Sold for £20,100 Record Price
SYDNEY, Fri.: A Macquarie street apartment in which a wealthy widow was murdered last December was sold today…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Following the finding of the battered body of a 40-year-old woman in a small flat in Abercrombie street…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Following the death of Lucy Cormick, 24, of High street, Maitland, as the result of an accident at…
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NEWCASTLE, Sun: Jack Smith, 11.11, drew with Bill Laming, 11.12, in a torrid 12 round bout at Newcastle Stadium last night. Police…
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Lock of parental control was strongly criticised by Mr Hodgson, in Albury Children’s Court yesterday, when two juveniles appeared on several charges of breaking, entering, and stealing. It was because of lack of moral control by…
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John William Jones pleaded not guilty at the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday when charged with stealing a £5 note,…
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ADELAIDE, Mon.: Guests waited at the Magill Baptist Church on Saturday for a bridegroom who did not arrive, and…
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Superintendent J. D. McAuley, officer in charge of the Riverina Police District, is at present in Deniliquin making…
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VIENNA, Mon: A police riot squad in steel helmets and armed with truncheons was called to the Vienna Court on Saturday…
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The validity of the New South Wales Closer Settlement Acts, under which soldier settlement land resumptions are made, had been…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: The Government Pathologist (Dr. Keith Bowden) produced the skull of Murray Herbert Ling in the Bendigo Supreme Court today to illustrate evidence at…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: The chief Crown witness who told the Criminal Court yesterday that she saw a man now charged with…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A man was shot dead during a running gun battle with police through the grounds of Darlinghurst…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: State Parliamentary Labor Caucus today approved legislation which provides gaol for the offence of…
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BATHURST, Wed.: Juro Eror, 20, a Y[?]goslav, was today found guilty by a Supreme Court jury of the murder of William Rogers,…
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A man at present serving a three-month sentence for larceny was yesterday sentenced to a further three months’ gaol…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs.: The Dumosa dam murder trial in the Bendigo Supreme Court came to a dramatic end tonight, when Mr Justice Barry discharged the jury following the…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: A witness today told the Royal Commission into the conviction of Frederick Lincoln McDermott, for alleged murder, that he had met a man who claimed to he Henry…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: A writ filed in the High Court today will challenge the validity of the Commonwealth Government’s…
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