Party Fund Secrets Spark Calls for Public Finances Disclosure
A 1956 debate urges full public disclosure of political party finances. Critics say electoral laws fail to reveal donors and spending, risking undue influence and honours for donors. Proposals push for open accounts across Commonwealth and state parties to restore public trust and accountability.
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Clive
Labour Party
Beervotans
Ee Salpeed
Commonwealth
States
Letters To The Editor P.O. Canberra Fed Up Tone
A fragmented Letters To The Editor item from a Canberra page shows a caller expressing frustration. The readable text includes phrases about Ampol and a persistent fed up sentiment, reflecting public discontent with local affairs and service. The exact names, dates, and positions are unclear in the fragment.
Need Clear for Uniform Railway Says Wentworth
Wentworth reports an investigation into South and Western Aus reveals two recent events have been halted due to a fourth gauge. The breakdown of the Hume Highway after heavy rain showed the need for an efficient system to ensure clear railway operations.
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DLI
South and Western Aus
Hume Highway
Mass Meeting Urges Return to Work and Grievance Talks
Workers plan to resume toil after a mass meeting endorsing proposals for tomorrow. Two conferences will discuss grievances with Mr Justice Cook presiding at the first, and a second session with Meat officials to follow.
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SION
E Justice Cook
Art Lectures Appreciated by Canberra Readers
The appreciation of Prof Trendall’s fine lecture series on Greek and Roman art is noted. Attendees mourn the series end but hope for further talks, with calls to extend lectures beyond Canberra to capitals and to have national university support. The writer credits Trendall’s scholarship with filling gaps in art education in Australia.
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Trendall
Canberra
National
Univerty
Tren
Australia
ARS Pro Publico
Kibuka
Buganda
Mungu
Education Week Festival draws 800 at Albert Hall
More than 800 people crowded Albert Hall for the Education Week Festival opening night. Canberra primary and secondary schools staged verse speaking, chorus and short plays. An exhibition of international children’s books from diplomatic missions runs in the foyer, organized by the National Library with entries from the United States, Canada, France, Germany, and others.
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Albert Hall
Somibli Et Mary
Canberra
al [Bert ‘Hall
Conjenetion
Will Education Seek
National Library
Australia
U.S
Canada
France
Germany
Belgium
Ireland
Indonesia
India
China
Ceylon
Denmark
New Zealand
Italy
Finland
Growarticipats
of Telo
Witchcraft and Witch Doctors in Buganda Culture
A feature on Buganda beliefs and witchcraft practices details how witch doctors, or mangas, influence health and misfortune amid modern changes. It explains the social role of spirit houses, ceremonies, and payments, and contrasts traditional healing with Western psychology.
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Africa
Bo Faka Etil
Yuna’ Sre
M Paychiat
Buganda
Tempest Opening Shocks with Dynamic Stagecraft
Entertain Presentation blends Dana Music sound and lighting with a turbulent Tempest opening. The curtain drenched stage and improvised storm set a dramatic realm while performers convey tense emotions and evolving fits. Prospero, Christopher, Helen Motomas, Aric, and David Raleton deliver notable turns as others join the lively miscast night.
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Dana
Colinary
Prospero
Christopher Commant
Howeve
Helen Motomas
Aric
Ollie Pearance
Grace
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