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Senator George Georges has won a last-minute reprieve from spending Easter in jail earlier today
The senator was arrested at a picket line for the third time in as many days on appearing in the magistrates court
He was kept in custody after refusing to comply with a bail condition, but late today
He successfully appealed to the Supreme Court
It was well past nightfall when Senator Georges was released from the City Watchhouse to the obvious delight of his supporters
Despite his ordeal the ailing senator was adamant. He would return to the pickets won't have much time next week
Mike Stewart has the details that led to Senator George's arrest earlier today
Since the first picketers were arrested the number of protesters has grown daily today more than 30 lined up outside the Turinga Depot
Senator George Georges arrested twice in as many days was not among them arriving late
He stood well away from demonstrators near a big group of police
However that didn't save him when arrests were being made he joined 19 others in the back of police paddy wagons as did University
Lecturer dr. Carol Ferrier who was picked up as she carried her daughter away from the rally? I'm moving along the road. What's the charge? What's the charge? I'm walking along the street? What's the charge?
State Labor MP and Warner comforted dr. Ferrier's daughter as her mother was driven away
Despite threats in the Parliament police did not arrest any members of the media though
We understand they were taking down the names of television channels and newspaper reporters
Taking pictures of workers arriving here today, and they did repeatedly want us to stay off the roads and to stay out of the way
When senator Georges and dr. Ferrier appeared in court later in the day their applications for bail was subject to the condition
But they stay away from secret depots they refused to comply and were returned to the watch house
Regardless of the arrests act workers plan to continue and increase the size of their pickets with a major demonstration
planned for next Tuesday and
Tonight senator George is clearly agreed with their plans
Well my role might be limited by the judges verdict that allowed you to remove the conditions of bail
Which were hard for everybody and interfered with my rights as a member and as a citizen
Nevertheless, he seems to indicate that the next time that I breach the act the condition ought to be an undertaking that I shall no further breach the act
So it's a fairly long struggle and I think there'll be others taking up the up this way
Meanwhile the Queensland Government has been warned that any moves to enforce new industrial legislation in the power industry could result in a statewide blackout
Power station operators are reportedly so angry about the legislation. They're again preparing to turn supplies down
One operator said today that any future dispute would make the last power stoppage look like a picnic
A change of policy by the Electricity Commission means there'll be no more controlled load shedding
He said the automated load shedding system referred to in these directives has never been tested and the whole system could break down
That's a big risk but one of the operators spokesman John Barrett told me today many of the men are angry enough to take
The spur would be the government using legislation aimed at prohibiting industrial action in the power industry
And again I was told there are plenty of issues brewing in the industry that could prompt just that
The operators now feel and the power station industry workers feel that the legislation that is now available to be used against them
Has put them in such a position that they can't retract any further
So what you're saying is we could expect the operators to take some action in the very near future
It's on the cards
MOA President Bob Warren represents about 40% of the operators and believes they're much more united over this issue than they ever were during the last power dispute
For the moment the unions have simply given notice. They'll accept the government's challenge and double it
Michael Spencer reporting for Newsworld
Australian Surf Life Saving authorities believe that the USA and South Africa have joined forces to exclude Australia, the international leader in the sport, from the 1986 World Championships in Hawaii
South Africa has accepted an invitation from the Americans effectively preventing any countries that are party to the agreement from competing
Surf Life Saving is a proud Australian tradition, one in which we excel, having won world titles in every event at the two World Championships to date
Australia instigated the carnivals, Bali in 1981, then Hawaii in 1983
President of the Australian Surf Life Saving Association, Alan Welpton, was one of the prime movers and believes the international get togethers were highly successful
Something which we could practice our life saving skills and show them around the world, something which as Australians we're very proud of and I'll be very disappointed if a Y86 doesn't take place
He may well be disappointed along with 12,000 other members if things don't change
Today Mr Welpton sent a circular to members throughout the country alerting them to the fact that Australia's participation is in jeopardy
America won the honour of hosting the 1986 Championships and promptly invited South Africa
Part of the circular says that in the past South Africa has not sought to compete where it would deny the attendance of any other country
Now they're flying in the face of that policy and aiming to take advantage of competing in the USA
In effect that would result in a two team event, hardly a World Championship
With South Africa going it means that countries such as Great Britain, Canada, Hong Kong, Bali and all the countries that participate in the last one, Australia and New Zealand, will not be able to go
So why are the Americans doing this?
Well maybe the Americans might want to see their name up as World Champions because the comment made by the American delegate was that well if only two countries compete maybe we'll see a lot of new World Champions
There's not enough time to arrange a replacement event so all the Surf Life Saving World can do is await the outcome of the Americans meeting later this month and hope that they change their minds
The Australians won't break government policy and compete even to salvage an event that they have worked so hard to establish and had so much success in
Four Vietnamese hunger strikers including a 67 year old woman were today ordered to leave their protest camp outside Parliament House in Canberra
But despite having their tents and belongings removed the four say they will continue without shelter
These Vietnamese are mostly refugees who fled Saigon during the communist takeover
The decision to allow 22 students to study in Canberra has angered them
They say the students are communist spies sent by Hanoi to cause trouble
That's why six of them started a hunger strike two weeks ago
On Tuesday two including this 67 year old woman couldn't go on
Today against doctors advice Mrs Thieu Mai returned
But the government decided it was time for the demonstration to end
The tents came down and the hunger strikers were told to leave
But even without tents the four planned to defy the government and stay even if it means starving
Australia is on the verge of lucrative defence contracts through Europe with a world beating anti-ship missile decoy system
It's the Wynon project that's had a special task force touring Europe seeking buyers
Lee Hatcher our European correspondent reports
The first rule of naval warfare 1985 is there's no time for thinking
For many years armed forces around the world have been developing decoy systems that attract the missile away from the ship
Through these tests Australia has developed a world leader
After the decoy leaves the ship it hovers emitting the same range of signals that comes from a ship
And its key is that it moves at the same speed as its host
It's far more convincing than any other in attracting the sea skimming missile away from the ship
John Trippett has been leading a joint government industry task force that's presented the Wynon decoy to Europe
We have had industry throughout Europe I would like to say aggressively interested in the vehicle
And again we must follow up because we are saying in this area that Australia is open for business
And therefore I think that it is up to Australia to provide the follow up
If as seems likely the selling campaign through Europe bears concrete orders
It will mean contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars for Australia
An exercise in which government and private enterprise can actually work together
Lee Hatcher in London for News World
Israeli forces have mounted a new search and arrest raid in south Lebanon today
Earlier Israeli occupation troops began freeing hundreds of prisoners from their main south Lebanon prison camp
It was said the Israelis a humanitarian gesture designed to ease the tensions between the Israeli army of occupation and the population of south Lebanon
But the majority of the 750 or so prisoners released today seemed uncowled by their imprisonment
And bent on continuing what they see as a holy war against the Israelis
God is great they chanted the by now familiar battle cry of the Shia Muslims
Others taunted their guards with chants of death to Israel
Long life to Ayatollah Khomeini
We they sang have the bombs and the bullets
1200 of their comrades had already been moved into Israel
They say the Israelis will be detained as long as the security situation demands it
Most of those are accused by the Israelis of taking part in operations against Israeli soldiers
Those released today are said to be less active supporters of the resistance against Israel's occupation of their country
Though the Israelis thought it necessary to keep a close watch on them until the last moment
The operation was supervised by the International Red Cross
Who say the removal of some prisoners to Israel and their continued detention is a breach of the Geneva Convention
Something the Israelis deny
The Israelis were anxious to try and portray today's releases and the closure of Ansar as a goodwill gesture
In fact they had no real alternative to the closure as they are retreating south from here within a few weeks
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Molly's coming home at the weekend she's going to expect to see piglets
Shirley tries to help a friend with an overbearing husband
Gordon Barlow has got a chip on his shoulder a mile wide
Matron Sloan insists Judy enter the local beauty pageant
And you will be beautiful, that is an order
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And Judy faces tough competition when Australia's entrant in the most beautiful girls' competition
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Australia's dollar is still falling against all major world currencies
Today's record low was 64.1 cents against the US dollar
Although by end of trading today it was improved slightly to 65.5 cents
Across the country today talk no doubt centred on the falling dollar
Wise heads discussing the current account crisis, the interest rate squeeze, commodity prices
And all those things that make them so-called financial experts
But if you wade through all that, maybe it's not so complex
Look at it this way, if you borrowed too much money and found the cost of clothing and food constantly going up
While your wages were going down, you'd have trouble convincing anyone that you were a good financial risk
And that's about where Australia has landed itself
We're paying something like $700 million a month more for goods than we're taking in
Our exports aren't earning us enough to pay for our imports
And the government, keen to remain popular at home, is keeping interest rates as low as possible
Which means there's not much point investing in Australia if you can do better elsewhere
Add to that concern over ANZUS, MX Missiles and the like
And you have a very nervous financial world, feeling much as you and I do when contemplating a big financial commitment
There's no simple solution with a falling dollar
Part of it is out of our control
Part of it relates to low mineral prices and low agricultural prices as we've known for some time
But it's happened for such a long time now that it is a view which is taking hold around the world
Of Australia's relative importance in the world financially
And for the first time I think that we've got to take stock and take some quite radical steps to do something about it
The government of course says don't worry
If you look at prices, employment, the housing sector, retail sales, sales of motor vehicles
All the fundamentals are strong and bear comparison with any other economy in the Western world
But the opposition naturally disagrees
There's a combination of reasons including the very heavy devaluation of the Prime Minister's own leadership of the party on economic and other matters
There are some overseas reasons like the strength of the US dollar, low commodity prices
But domestically people are getting worried about the quality of Mr Hawke's leadership
In the end it's a question of making hard decisions, something Australian politicians are not noted for
It's also a matter of recognising that Australia isn't quite the rich young cousin we often think we are
Continuing financial news tonight, Australian share markets hit another record high this afternoon
As foreign investors took advantage of the weak Aussie dollar to buy stocks
At the end of half day trading before the Easter weekend
The All Ordinaries Index closed four and a half points higher on a turnover of 23.7 million shares
Arnott's was the focus of another takeover
It's believed the American company Campbell Soup purchased one million Arnott's shares
In an attempt to gain 15% of the biscuit makers issued capital
As we told you earlier the Australian dollar hit an all time low against the American greenback
Hitting 64.1 US cents before closing at 65.5
In response gold trading was quiet because of the Easter holiday
In New York this morning bullion closed at $316 per ounce
Life may have evolved not from the sea but from clay
That's a theory being examined by scientists at NASA's research centre near San Francisco
Most scientists speculate that life started in a primordial soup of simple organic molecules
Back when the earth was new
But the latest theory says that life started not in the ocean but on land
Patterning itself after simple life processes associated with clay
One group of researchers has discovered that clay can store energy
And transfer it during cycles of thawing and drying
The cyclic wetting and drawing reaction process that we have found to be so effective
In producing the chemicals that were necessary to the first living cells
There's also evidence that clay performs other lifelike functions
That it can replicate or copy its own molecular structure
And pass chemical information on to other systems
Similar in a primitive way to growth in living organisms
At some point the theory goes these patterns of activity were passed on to complex organic compounds
And living cells emerged
I'm not imagining it to have been a leap
I imagine that it was a gradual process in which the thing became better and better
The old systems were one by one dropped and new systems were one by one brought in
The scientists said they may never be able to prove their theory
But they offered it as the most plausible one so far
And predicted that future discoveries will back it up
Taronga Pug Zoo in Sydney has just introduced its latest residents comparatively rare red pandas to the public
Taronga Zoo produced its twin red panda babies just in time for Easter
Born four months ago mum kept the babies hidden in a log nest
Just this week the babies began to explore their tree top home
And found today's gathering of Sydney media very interesting
Red pandas come from the high altitudes of the Himalayas and are becoming rare in the wild
But the birth of the twin girls makes a total of five red pandas at Taronga
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Well next on State Affair a Good Friday family special
As we look at the real meaning of Easter and how it's commemorated in Europe
A special program for your whole family
Join us Good Friday night for State Affair at 6.30
Gaggen's Easter Fair includes 36 displays and stalls
Garden clinics, potting demonstrations, rare fruit display, imported giftware and Sapo cooking
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Time for a look at sport now and hot on the heels of the disabled Olympics last year in America
Athletes from all around Australia and Canada are gathering in Canberra to take part in our own games
But as Tyrone Marega reports the star of the show Tracy Lewis may have a battle to achieve her goal
18 athletes from all over Queensland departed tonight on board coach instead of a plane
In a sombre reminder of the plight their sporting association has endured since its establishment nearly five years ago
A lack of financial assistance as a result of limited recognition
They're bound for the fifth annual Australian National Sporting Titles in Canberra
Already the Australian Amputee and Disabled Sporting Association has competed in the American Handicapped Olympics
Slashing 25 seconds off a world swimming record
And tonight champion swimmer Tracy Lewis who has numerous gold, silver and bronze medals
Was awarded the National Sportswomen's Award for the disabled
Again ironically the award ceremony taking place in a bus depot
But despite this and the adoration of an entire Queensland country town
It seems that it's not enough to join the famed Australian Institute of Sports
Although misfortune doesn't seem to have fazed Tracy at all
How do you feel about the award?
Really good, it's quite an honour right there
Just shocked, really good I suppose
And what are your plans after the week at the institute?
Well I'm looking forward to getting a scholarship at the institute if possible
But otherwise a sponsorship from someone, more training, more hard training
Just more competition, just more competition in general I suppose
The institute has said a sporting scholarship is forthcoming
But until then Tracy and many others like her may just have to wait
Tyrone Moraga reporting for Sevens News World
Malcolm Rabie today seriously quizzed the security surrounding swabs taken from racehorses in Queensland
Rabie, trainer of Picnic in the Park, started what could be the test case
Which ends the caffeine doping fiasco in Queensland
In his inquiry into the caffeine doping of Picnic in the Park on February 16 at Mackay
The day he equaled the Australian record was expected to be a formality
With Rabie getting the usual six month suspension
But armed with a tape recorder which he was refused permission to use
Rabie began a lengthy questioning of QTC analyst John Lough
Over security surrounding the swab samples once they reached Brisbane
The hearing lasted almost three hours
I think it's going to bring out a lot of unanswered questions
I did cross question a lot of people with relation to the swabbing procedure
Especially after it gets to the lab
I think that not too many people have stood up
I think there's been a hell of a lot of innocent people convicted
And I think this case will bring it all to a head
Rabie is backing his case with Picnic's example that the urine sample proved positive in the horse
But the saliva sample was negative and he has a solution
There will be three swabs taken, there will be glass bottles, there will be wax seals with a government stamp
And only one can go to that laboratory
And if it does come out positive, then at least the trainer and the owners have got the other swabs to fall back on
If they're not positive, well they're definitely not guilty
And I think you'll find out that they won't be any more positive once that happens
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And now the weather outlook for Good Friday
Brisbane will be fine with light winds and a temperature range of 15 to 28 degrees
That's all we have for you in News World for tonight. Thank you for joining us.
We'll get our major bulletin of the day at 6 o'clock tomorrow. Have a happy and safe Easter. Good night everyone.
Marco Polo concludes Sunday and Monday nights. Filmed on location in the People's Republic of China and winner of eight Emmy Awards
Khan continues his quest for dominion over all the Orient. A great war is launched and Marco finds love.
The magnificent Marco Polo concludes Sunday and Monday nights on seven.
Sunday 630, Walt Disney's classic story of a black lamb named Danny.
Idiot, beauty.
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The champion in every sense of the word.
Furlives and Bobby Driscoll star in a fun-loving, heartwarming story on Disney, Sunday 630, on seven.
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I hate ants!
Well, it looks like I'm all out of bug spray.
I fooled you, didn't I?
Don't close that door.
Ugh, it smells yucky in here. What are you doing?
You know that ant farm you gave Jelly?
Well, he brought it in here this morning.
He wanted me to think of names for all those ants.
All 4,000 of them.
That's cute.
Cute?
You should have heard all the cute names I came up with when I dropped that ant.
Nell, you look neat.
I'm exhausted.
There's one you missed.
Where?
Right there. He's still crawling.
Never knew what hit him.
Bye.
Nell, what are you cooking for dinner?
I am not cooking you a dinner.
If you want something to eat, you better get some hot dogs and do them on the barbecue outside.
Joey's ant farm broke.
What?
It's all right. Nell murdered them all.
I've had it.
I'm not doing another thing in here. You girls finish this kitchen.
The killer's gonna go take a bubble bath, and she's not getting out of that bubble bath until the last bubble has burst.
Hi, where's my ant farm?
They're going to a better place, honey.
To that great picnic in the sky.
You want to join them?
You mean they're all dead?
Yeah.
That looked like Roger.
I'm sorry, honey. I'll buy you another ant farm.
Well, how the funeral?
I'm going to go take my bubble bath.
Guess what, Nell? I've invited the new mayor over for dinner tonight.
Guess what, Chief?
You made a big mistake.
What are you talking about?