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The Government will review compulsory membership of trade unions in the next few weeks, said the Minister of Labour, Mr Bolger, yesterday. —Page 2 France has revealed that it has tested a neutron bomb at Mururoa Atoll. —Page 3 The chief State prosecutor of Turin has been murdered during Italy’s General Election. —Page 10
Fiji update: The Travel Editor, Les Bloxham, reviews Fiji’s tourist scene as the islands recover from Oscar’s big blow. —Page 23-30 'Roydon Magic overcame a check to win the Penfolds Winter Handicap at Blenheim yesterday. —Page 22
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