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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1973

48 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 3

Police patrols ignored

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 January 1973 · page 5

Despite police patrols, unwanted cars continue to be dumped in the Holroyd municipality and adjoining areas of the…

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Want anti-fascists at court Feb. 26

Tribune · Tuesday 23 January 1973 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Late last year, several people were arrested by police and charged with various offences relating to events at the Nazi party headquarters in St. Albans (Vic.)…

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Overseas Round-up Boston Police Guard for Israeli Children

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 February 1973 · page 10

NEW YORK: Police in tlie Brookline suburb of Boston have stepped up their watch over the children of Israeli diplomats attending the Mainmonides Yeshiva after the fire…

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Police warning

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 February 1973 · page 1

Det. Sgt. G. W. Shiell of Merrylands Police said shoplifting offenders could face stiff penalties and…

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Court attacks union rights

Tribune · Tuesday 13 February 1973 · page 4

ADELAIDE: The Supreme Court has made a permanent order against the S.A. branch of the Building and Construction Workers Federation banning it from "interfering with…

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"Police Asked Me to Spy"

Tribune · Tuesday 20 February 1973 · page 12

We reproduce below a statutory declaration made by acting South Coast Ironworkers' Federation organiser, Mr. B. McCartney on an interview he had with NSW Special…

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Moves afoot for mini bike dub in Holroyd Police crackdown

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 27 February 1973 · page 3

Moves to establish a Holroyd mini bike club have met with little support from bike enthusiasts despite a large number of riders in the area. Mr. G. McCallum, one…

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Nazis Rampage at Court

Tribune · Tuesday 6 March 1973 · page 2

MELBOURNE: Ross Leslie May, alias The Skull, paid an eventful visit to Melbourne recently. He is a leading member of the National Socialist Party…

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Police Scandal on Fire Murders

Tribune · Tuesday 13 March 1973 · page 1

Behind the fire-murder of 15 in Brisbane's Whiskey An Go Go nightclub, and the current hasty prosecution of two police-selected culprits lies one of the…

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Court upholds Pringle appeal

Tribune · Tuesday 3 April 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Bob Pringle, NSW President of the Builders Laborers Federation (BLF) and Jack Phillips had their appeal against heavy fines and bonds for attempting & to saw down…

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Police Arrest Work-in Men

Tribune · Tuesday 10 April 1973 · page 2

SYDNEY: John Wallace, a fitter, and Mick Deaves, a fitter's assistant, were arrested by NSW State Police last Tuesday morning, for continuing to…

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Nazi bombs & Police inaction

Tribune · Tuesday 17 April 1973 · page 12

Brisbane's East Wind bookshop had its display window smashed on April 1, for the seventh time in less than a year, in a continuing spate of…

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Police aid in CIVIC matters Mayoral Notes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 April 1973 · page 2

The residents of Holroyd Municipality have been very fortunate to have had their area manned by members of the police force who have always been…

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Police help riders

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 May 1973 · page 3

Police from the Special Traffic Patrol will attend the next meeting of the…

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Moscow police battle Jews at Independence Day picnic

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 May 1973 · page 9

MOSCOW: More than 100 Moscow Jews who organised a picnic to celebrate Israel's 25th anniversary were besieged at their picnic site last week by an estimated…

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An Article by French Journalist Georges Broussine France rejects the International Court’s competence on the matter of her difference with Australia and New Zealand

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 25 May 1973 · page 7

pARIS As France rejects the International Court's competence on the matter of her difference with Australia and New Zealand…

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Photo-robot Et Police Criminelle

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 8 June 1973 · page 2

S des fragments de portraits photograpliiques. centaine peut-être. Voici un menton sans un oeil privé de sourcils, une oreille en…

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Un President Francais De L’international Police Association

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 29 June 1973 · page 4

Le congrès de l'International Pu, Association (IPA). réuni à Montr. (Suisse», a réélu à la présidence l'organisation…

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Dragging Black Mt. Through Court

Tribune · Tuesday 10 July 1973 · page 12

CANBERRA: A Supreme Court judge's refusal on Monday to order a delay in construction of a huge concrete tower on the Black Mountain nature reserve has…

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Court Action Mayoral Notes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 July 1973 · page 2

In an endeavour to keep our municipality cleaner and tidier, council has resolved to purchase a second MacDonald Johnston street…

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