Underground film feature teased by VMK Films manager
VMK Films manager 1 year old AMirew Read discusses underground cinema at Playhouse. The piece notes audience education limits and predicts growing interest from advertising agencies. mentions experimental archives and a plan to showcase niche works amid technical breakthroughs and new distribution ideas.
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Jere
Amirew Read
VMK Filme
Siti Camberton
Lieighty
Houge
Turkish Ambassador Recalls War Service and Parades
The Turkish Ambassador, Mr BV Racitay, a former brigadier, discusses his military career and the history of Turkish campaigns. The article notes photographs and reenactments, with references to the Endenalen campaign and a forthcoming parade. It also covers Allied and national race meetings with ambassadors from Mexico and Switzerland, and hints at broader regional pace events and international diplomacy surrounding the era.
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BV. Racitay
Coal Poli
Endenalen
Campigne
Caseys
Buris
Tom Neweavike
Caterrs
Hyn
Chika
Jmn
Teathpall
Og Hutey
Eka Military Orks
Menclin
Iran
Rolain
Convicts and Marines Form Fellowship in Sydney Cove
A fragmentary report notes the creation of the Fellowship of First Freeters, a group for those claiming descent from convicts or marines who arrived in Sydney Cove on January 26. It mentions Owen Cavanagh, Royal Marines, and discussions of ancestry linked to Governor Phillip. The piece references 1938 anniversary celebrations and local residents connected to the dispute, with questions about eligibility and the electoral role.
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Mike
Cavanaugh
Lonsdale Steel
Fellowship of
First Freeters
Sydney Cove
Cavough
Royal Marine
Cavanagh
Owen Cavanvnagh
Phillip Hivnseth
Kerra
Kahles
Fechan
Governye Phillipshire
Philly
Stadt
Sydney
Marimmy
Financialium
He Colnoy
Nsw
Vantmved
Canberra
John Leslie Laverty
Paterna
Oliver
Mr Chen
Scottish migrants arrive in Sydney by Qantas on Tuesday
A large influx of Scottish migrants reached Sydney aboard a Qantas flight on Tuesday. A newspaper account notes the welcoming scene with a 1908 Scottish migrant, Mr T Mackay of Fiveduck, in Highland dress playing bagpipes.
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Australia
Sydney
Qantas
T. Mackay
One Up From Colour Slides in Home Video Sales
Canberra retailers promote a new home entertainment kit enabling recording of TV programs on video. The Sony based unit, priced around 1 978.64, aims to improve family playback and correct faults by watching edits on a TV monitor. Sports use and other activities are suggested as benefits amid stock refurbishment concerns.
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Canberra
Canberra journalist invited to Marx birth anniversary events
Peter Samuel of Melbourne University, invited to celebrations in West Get for the 150th birth anniversary of Karl Marx. He says he speaks no German and will attend a German Penassye programme conducted in English, French and Japanese.
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Gang Gate
Canberra
Peter Samuel
Wke
West Get
Fruny
Karl Marx
Samuel
Marx
Cove Samuel Wes
Germany
Eas Simewhat
Aimee Eptus
Melbourne University
Peter ‘Samuel
Elvis Cadillac on show for charity this week
Elvis fans will see a 24 carat gold plated Cadillac with vanity case electric razor and gold phones on display at Civic Center this week for charity. Panel beaters seek help to restore the vehicle for the fundraiser.
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Civic
Elvis
Presley
ACT Liberals Stance on ACT Self Rule Revealed
The Canberra Liberal Party branch says it does not fully back self government for the ACT. A statement from president A Crawford notes limited support for the Advisory Council while pledging full examination of the issue. A party seminar in August will invite world authorities to clarify positions and guide a definite stand.
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Liberal Party
Act
Hyehewnch Party
A. Crawford
Advisory Council
Nixon
Liberal
Partry Dumiary
Mar Sinan
Crawford
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ACT Advisory Council
Pasere
Pead
Wun
Leedmann
Peattsmell
Arate Peetes
Minster
Nikon
Partin Valley
Jouriment
le Inquity
Abe
Nexon Scernest
Conflicting Powers Debate At ACT Advisory Council Meeting
A chaotic meeting debates the ACT Advisory Council scope power and potential royal authority limits. Speakers including Mr Nixon and Mr Peat challenge decisions, with emphasis on broader governance and ministerial oversight amid calls for clarity and constitutional boundaries.
Melbourne discuss pensions scheme earnings basis
The Ritchie Professor of Economics at Melbourne proposes a new earnings basis for an age pension plan. A government share would fund the program with wage earners and employers contributing known annual amounts. The current pension of 250 would be replaced and expanded for eligible workers.
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Melbourne
Ritchie
Anna
Saperstsalinn
Pete
Povernment Age Pension
Prifearot
Dawnini
Collene
Fern Biterty
American Echo
Senaor Anderson
Echo
Inzame
Shout Nall
Alwaut
Tasmanian daylight saving debate on public reception and impact
The article surveys reactions to daylight saving in Tasmania. It notes older residents opposing changes while many see benefits like lighter evenings for leisure and work. It mentions political figures in parliament promoting the measure and public questions about road safety and utility.
Melbourne Anglican clash over religion beliefs stirs city
Reverend Peter Lane backed Reverend David Pops as Melbourne clergy debate religion. A priest voiced uncertainty about God’s existence while others echoed skepticism. The exchange touched on church influence and party politics amid the controversy.
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Melbourne
Peter Lane
David Pops
Japan car importers invited to discuss alleged duty evasion
Carmen calls to Canberra as Australian customs ministers prepare a meeting with Alsatian and Japanese firms over alleged dumping and duty evasion. The discussions, reportedly arranged by Mr Curmenty and the Trade minister, aim to outline practices and potential penalties.
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Alsatia
Canberra
Newton Slates Tariffs On Motor Industry
Financial journalist Maxwell Newton speaks at Australian National University about tariff policy on motor vehicles. He argues high duties suppress domestic prices and support local jobs, naming British and German makers and urging Australia to keep vehicle production costs low to attract investment.
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Maxwell Newton
Australian National University
Goveron
Aurel
Eric
Auraia
Asa
Newt
Sapanaic Sud
BMC W.sico
Austratie
Letralia
Volkswagen
Atomic power station plan eyed for mid seventies
Government weighing several proposals to install at least one atomic power station in Australia by the mid seventies with Latrobe Valley Victoria as a leading site. The Atomic Energy Commission signals nuclear electricity could rival conventional plants within 30 years and notes costly enriched fuel may be offset by cheaper operation long term. The Canadian and British participation is mentioned as part of projected costs and approvals.
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Covernment
Australia
Tre
Latrobe Valley
Victoria
Atomic Energy Coal Mission
Ninian 1
Othe
Axper
Stenor
JF Wold Aly
Nolen
Percy Conmisinn
Iing
Atomic Energy
Canale Lisnna
Canererp
APC
Aurora
Yaniow
Stalin
Ivan
Mtshh
Anstrada
Metal award flow in Adelaide amid Wednesday confusion
In Adelaide on Wednesday a complex sequence of events surrounding metal awards and commissions created confusion. The Comavanwentify Cane ation and Artration Commission considered a craniing inert seres of events dated around 4230 or 1920 in a speculative timeline, with clinical and employment context referenced.
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Wedenday
Colle
Austin
Neil
Didi
Msi
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