Expo 70 takes on Australian youth image in music acts
A government official outlined how Australia will present itself at Expo 70 with a Scottish influenced plan. The proposed Young Australians group faces scrutiny against established acts like the Seekers and Wendy Saddington, as critics debate whether the national image should be Americanized or authentically Australian amid coverage of Fusion and other contemporary acts.
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Australia
Islabal
Ball Wartis
Stoke the Weg
Don Burrows
Harris
Matlin Pigoeings
Canada
Erse Bigrowy
Nore
Seekers
Normie
Rowe
Dreamt Go
Mir
Aime Santis
America
Max Meritt
Wholainly Nee
Merritt
Doug Purtneo
Austalia
Youll
Roll Harris Boll
Enis Fogu
Wendy Saddingers
Tally
Anglicans propose accord with China
The Anglican Church commission on international affairs urges extensive religious contact with Communist China. It calls for expanded trade, dialogue, and cultural exchange, while cautioning against electioneering that portrays China as a nation to be opposed. The report, prepared for the General Synod, was released with no debate.
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Anglican Church
China
General Synod
Bichon
Warren Andesterday
Synod to Meet in Goulburn Diocese
The Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn begins in Goulburn with evensong at St Saviour's Cathedral to dedicate a tablet for Bishoy Burgman. Over 200 attendees expected including 80 clergy and lay members. topics include childcare, religious instruction, state schools, and overseas aid goals.
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Canberra
Goulburn
St Savioour’s Cathedral
Bishoy Burgman
Setiatows
World Council of Churches
Australian Council’ of Churches
Lambeth Assemblies
Meeting of study society in Sydney
More than 24 papers will be presented by Australian theologians at the third national conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Theological Studies in Sydney next week. Participants from major Australian churches and all States will attend Monday to Friday. The conference aims to introduce theological studies in Australian universities where they are underdeveloped. The principal evening lectures will be delivered by J D McChushey, Camillus ay, Mansfield, and W Lay.
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New Zealand
J.D. McChushey
Orme
Melbourne
Father Camillusay
St Mary's College
Sydney
Mansfield
Pacgilarle University
Llon W. Lay
Leigh College
Syutiey
Mmake Humus
In the Garden Planning Each Garden Step Matters
ACORN urges careful planning for gardens with a drawn diagram of measurements and intended features. It covers layout choices from formal to informal styles, paths, privacy screens, plant placement, and soil health, emphasizing patience, phased work, and avoiding overreach. The piece notes an Albert Hall horticulture talk on erysanthemums and rhododendrons.
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Iscotheque
Tighes
Plager
Augie Read
UBS
Mey
Ikine
Rolf Harris
Canberra Theatre
Bas
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Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Moshe Atzmon Asyaell Oandter Solobite
Marilyn Hichardson
Churseay
Nda Uous Symphony
Arte Imerval
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Morae
Marilya Richardson
Iucevnl
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Cantera
FRO
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Puctio
Feather Duting
Chtue
Curran
Scott " Rooney
Katrina Ca
Marching Girls
Wilfrid Holland
David Jones Bourchiers
Kingstart
Bespane
Briary
Allan Edwards
Queenslang
Edwards
National —Institus of Dramatic Art
NSW University
David Mule
Granpli- Ean
England
Vis School
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Natonal Institute, of Dramatic Art
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G-Dienlon
Mg Pagel Clements
Tames
Majo Rishon CR
Delhridge
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Coa
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Miller
Price
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Cindy Sain
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Huta Af
Salon
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Carey
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