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Monday 16th October 1995

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International:

Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans asks Indonesia to keep Australia informed about the deaths of 5 Australians in East Timor in October 1975.

Political:

Murdoch calls Prime Minister Keating one of the strongest leaders in the world today.

Business:

Murdoch calls the leadership of Coles Myer thuggish for threatening to cancel $90 million worth of advertising with News Limited because of adverse reporting on the Coles Myer group.

Sport:

Australian Steve Elkington beaten in the final of the Golfing World Cup by South African Ernie Els.

Social:

Paul Keating criticised the media magnates, Murdoch and Packer for not lending greater financial support to the arts.

Personal trivia:

It has been dry in paradise for about a week now, beautiful sunny days, balmy evenings and cool (not cold) nights. There is thick cloud lurking this morning but it is of the type that clears by mid-morning.

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