Garbage collection costs to rise with shorter week
Collecting garbage in Caine could rise by as much as 25 percent when the shorter working week for collectors begins in December. The increase depends on the Department of the Interior’s actions and the Waste Runners PIs Ltd contract ending in December.
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Westheaday
Fenleys
Torworth
Reseny Ciontinet
Wasteranters Pis Ltd
Fehnsie
Tansters
Hwlney
Otteen Tennad
Apoe Weald
Cnllectien
Gwalemnel
Campan
Vader Ap
Ible
Serutle
Kenneth Ander Govertha
Adrian Cur Nieen
Malaya
NormasStamy
Cyclone grants and transfers reported in Canberra briefing
The Canberra manager and state general Gow report grant totals and aid for cyclone damage repairs. Transfers and tender replies are noted with Mood damage assessments and a Bowen vehicle involved. The account reflects company responses to the cyclone impact and related repairs.
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Brisbane
Suniy
Gow
Canberra
Kinnane
Bowen
Bloated Cities By 2000 Ad
Opposition leader Whitlam warned that twenty five million Australians could be in nine bloated cities by 2000 without prompt urban planning and decentralisation. He cited the high cost of expanding existing cities and urged strategic regional development to ease overcrowding and strain on services.
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Feader
Whitlam
Witham
Yulse Ecanaime
Hans Ty
Whittang Sud
Wool industry crisis outlines national planning shift
A speech released in Canberra outlines a three point plan to rescue the wool sector. It urges the Commonwealth to take an active urban development role and calls for strong planning, incentives, and resourced public investment. The speaker faulted low planner numbers and advocates federal leadership rather than state buck passing.
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Crossthene
Eugalion
Ani
Fes
State Tiberats
Minum
Mataungan leaders face tax charges
Two senior Mataungan Association executives, Oscar Fagor and Damien Kerriw, received summonses from Gazelle Local Government Council for tax defaults. The council has issued more than 100 fines in recent months while debating revenue cuts and education funding, with broader regional implications for Gazelle Peninsula communities.
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Tas de Fautiens
Rabaul Castral
Gazelle Council
Snore Chath
Grivel
Jeanne
Need for Aboriginal welfare officers in NSW debate
Sydney reports demand for Aboriginal welfare officers, with discussion of women preachers and church roles. Mr Bob Brown cites a pressing need for more welfare officers under the Nowa and Do Tuets Aboriginal Committee. debate notes political opposition and the influence of credit unions in Australia.
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Tuets Aboriginal Committee
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Wren Sand
Ryace
Australia
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Howe
Nang
Amsualia
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Cana Mutual
Cheng Insurance Societies
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Mone Kom
Austala
Soma
Hhursher
Nairbi
Kenya
Hedi Union Schou
Sai
Wien
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F. Enpelytions
Aus
Italra
Improved ADFLAIDF Sunday Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an individual named Giada resting at home on a Sunday afternoon and able to take short walks around a residence. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or actions beyond basic recovery.
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Donal Giada
Sebo
Amary House
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