Students open education drive across Australia
The National Union of Australian University Students launches a campaign against educational inequality. Local committees will unite students teachers parents trade unions and community groups in Sydney and Melbourne. Dany Humphries MAUS education vice president notes one in six Australian children face inequality and about 10 000 badges and stickers will be produced before Senate elections.
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National Union of Australian University Students
Sydney
Yes
Melbourne
MAUS
Dany Humphries
Australia
Humphries
Senate
House of Representatives
Sesson O
Sand Up
Commonwealth grant funds Aborigines study course at ANU
The Commonwealth Government will fund a six week residential course at the Australian National University for a group of Aborigines. The program covers culture identity and the future of their people with Aborigine led curriculum, lectures, workshops and discussions. Dr Duke and Dr Diane Barwick will direct the course with ANU and other university staff contributing.
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Australian National University
Duke
Diane Barwick
Department of Anthropology
The
ANL
ANC
Sydney
Monash
New England
Canberra
Delay in marketing asthma drug denied by health minister
The Minister for Health denied a delay in marketing salbutamol asthma drug in Australia. Dr Forbes said the Commonwealth Department of Health held up the Melbourne rollout last year. The remarks addressed concerns over timing and access to the new treatment.
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Forbes
Commonwealth Department of Health
Salbuta
Melbourne
Australia
Appeal for kidneys and Salbutamol marketing debate
A fragmented report discusses kidney donation and organ sales ethics, with reference to Salbutamol aerosol marketing and medical approvals. It mentions the Australian basis for organ grants, evaluation committees, and a Canberra program for Aboriginal participants amid limited funding and a January deadline for a 1971 course. The piece cites Dr Forbes and Dr Duke, and notes the Health Ministry involvement and Alfred Hospital context.
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Commonwealth Office of Aboriginal Affairs
Canberra
Wiseraty
Centre For
Duke
Yesterdiay
Doorknock drive for Austcare in ACT seeks supporters
Austcare plans a doorknock appeal on August 2 in the ACT to raise funds for refugees and war victims. Since 1960 the number needing aid has risen from 15 million to 19 million, with Austcare active in Arab countries Europe India Israel Laos Macao Nepal Nigeria Pakistan Thailand Tibet and Vietnam. Residents can contact local coordinators in Belconnen Watson Lyneham and other districts to volunteer.
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Austcare
Austeare
Europe
India
Israel
Laos
Macao
Nepal
Nigeria
Pakistan
Thailand
Tibet
Vietnam
Belconnen
G. Bloomfield
Watson
Hackett
Downer
Dickson
Ainslie
Wakefield Avenue
A. Newton
A. McCutchan
Lyneham
Connor
Turner
Acton
City
John Cockerell
Seville Bush
Braddon
Reid
Campbell
Pialligo
Melchart
R Curtain
Barton
Kingston
Marithundah
Fyshwick
Griffith Red Hill
Forrest
FM. Horton
Yarkumla
Deakin
Hughes Garran
Curtin
D Shield
K. O Sulling
Lyons
Chifley
Pearce
Torrens
Farrer
Mawson
Waramanga
J. Russell
ACT shopping area proposal cited as merit for interviews
The Canberra Times reports a proposal discussed by Mr Enderby and Mr Campbell about visiting inner suburban shopping areas. The idea involves private enterprise support and part time premises for secretary work. Critics note administration may require several offices and extra staff for interviews.
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Sesson
ACT
Enderby
al Campbell
Canberra
Anberra
Innterviews
Toca
Cheenish
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Hampshire
England
Rankin
Adelaide
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West Pakistan
Singapore
Alinga Street
Minster For Health
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Abor
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Ab. Kember
Black & Decker
Power Sander
Blacks Decker Recional
Perth
Blackwoods
Charles Rogers
David Macky
J. B. Young
Power Tool Specialists
Sorbys
Mount Franklin
Ian Frencham
Harry Howard
Harry
RSL
A. E. Cocks
RSL Memorial Club
H. Phillips
M. Quinlan
Kk. J. O'Donnell
L. Ridge
A. White
G. Robertson
Pdr
A. J. McNamara
B. C. Clarke
W. Buckley
Buckley
Philips
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