Council acts on court claim in ACT childcare hearings
The ACT Advisory Council will press the Attorney General on complaints about child custody and juvenile court access. A Red Hill reporter asks for separate rooms, a female Justice of the Peace on the bench, and fixed weekly sittings for Children's Courts. The report cites in-court secrecy concerns and juveniles waiting in public areas.
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ACT Advisory Council
Attorne General
Bowen
Channing
Red Hill
Ettorn O
Counal
ACI Law Courts
Canberra
Child Welfare Department
Tnn
Grazier appeals for wool policy in Australia
The Grazier Association of the Riverina president Mr I I Geides urged the Commonwealth Government to better recognise wool industry woes. He argued wool's potential for growth hinges on domestic development and lower reliance on overseas capital, urging policy changes and financial assistance. Mr Cieddes backed calls, opposing a statutory national marketing authority and stressing private and government cooperation to address industry malaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Grazier, Association of the Riverina
I. I. Geides
Commonwealth
Austalia
Australia
Yemen
Cieddes
Mplbourne
Inlaw
Commonwealth Bureau
H. T. Loston
Associa
Aaid
Aig
Minister hurdles ACT council abattoir bid plan
The Interior Minister tells the ACT Advisory Council members may form a company to buy or lease the Canberra Abattoir but warns no Commonwealth funding will be provided. He notes the council lacks the power to run the abattoir and outlines terms for leasing or purchasing, urging submission of proof of capacity to operate and evidence of funds for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
ACT Advisory Council
Canberra
Nikenthemr
Trial Opens on War Deaths in Kiel Case
The trial in Kiel West Germany opened today of a five star general officer charged with complicity in the deaths of an Australian a New Zealander and two Norwegians who participated in the great escape in Prussia during World War II.
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Kiel
West Germany
Prussia
Drifters worry PNG councils face migration drain
Papua New Guinea local government councils form a new association to counter a drift of young semi-educated people from villages to towns. The group seeks self-help projects financed with local levies and foreign partnerships, focusing on roads water and schools while coordinating with overseas firms.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Friedrich Schmidt
Kiel Gestano
Schmidt
Royal Air Force
James Catanach
DFO
Melbourne
Ffieh
David May
Arnold Christin
Hastings
Norweg
Nily Fup
Lesang
Halden
Luft
Kiel
Tia Kapend
Orion Maritime
RAAF
Larmee
Frigland
Air
United States
Council
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Grazier
Abattoir
PNG
BAIRD
National TV Rental Organisation
Radio Rentals
Garema Place
Civic Centre
Arles
Pkt
Toby
Andy
Ora Pre
Delicatessen
Tod
Ansta
Browid
Genco Lernational Food Hall
D.j's
Arnott
Monte
Continental
Pienicham
Dawid Senco
Butchery
Tilba
Spewder
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