Support sought for one world schools venture
Two En and one partner model a Welsh coast college with Vancouver Island links. Lord Hankey and Mr Wills lead British National Council of United World Colleges promoting global education aiming to train 16 to 18 year olds for cross border collaboration. Negotiations span Canada Singapore and Japan with interest from Australia and New Zealand as Hankey visits Canberra to meet education and external affairs officials.
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Lord Hen
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David Wills
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British National Council of United World Colleges
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British Columbia
Singapore
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United World College
Japan
Organisation For Economic Co-Operation
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Europe
North Atlantic
Canberra
Wille
Doctors fear reporting cruelty cases urges federal child abuse computer
Melbourne doctors fear reporting suspected child neglect and cruelty due to risk of slander and damage. A Melbourne University symposium heard calls for compulsory reporting by doctors and social workers and a central federal computer to track recurring maltreatment across states, estimating tens of thousands affected yearly.
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Melbourne
Melourne University
Eve Janover
Minister tells of struggle on aid and welfare efforts
The Navy minister Mr Killen returns to Brisbane amid confusion over a fellow passenger who attempted to open an aircraft door at high altitude. The incident underscores ongoing demands for broader medical and social action beyond child welfare, with doctors, social workers and residents forming a medical action group to help the needy.
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Adelaide
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Teillen
Nima
Meilagont
Calin Benjamin
Ireen
Albert
Sita
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Theo
Brisbane
Sunaay
Bhack
Brisane
F& Fellow
Lawyer Named to Bench Announced by Commonwealth AG
The Commonwealth Attorney General announced that lawyer James Robinson, a recognized member of Commonwealth Canjon and Arbitration, has been named to the bench. The report notes his presidential involvement and notable legal background.
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Commonwealth
My Hughes
Yeneralay
James Robinson
Jon
Woolgrower expects action from government on wool crisis
Melbourne reports say a country party minister pledged effective action for woolgrowers amid prices and drought concerns. He noted budget discussions, potential income tax adjustments, and aid plans to support the industry, citing its $800 million annual export earnings and broader economic importance.
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Mr Robinson
China
Ae Bop
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the Lights
Mat Henset
University of Melbourne
Cena Wei
Queensland
Australian Wool Board
People of Australia
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Melbourne
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House of Representatives
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Tralia
Australia
Soldiers disappointed as no return date for Ath Battalion
Soldiers of the Ath Battalion at their fourth birthday parade heard no date for return from Australia. Prime Minister Gorton said a replacement of the Ath Battalion would be the final reduction in Australia’s war effort in Vietnam. Brigadier Henderson was expected to announce a date, but senior officers doubted any statement before Defence Minister Fraser.
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Tralia
Me Gorton
Cartier
Autralia
Vietnam
Henderson
Miniter
Defence
Praser
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