Selective development urged for Australian tech growth
Australian science leaders urged selective development to speed industry growth. Dr Davies of the Invention Institute warned that peat derived chemicals and bio patent supply could be boosted by capital grants for plants and development grants for pilot schemes. He argued Australia should prioritize materials science and related fields while avoiding overindulgence in flagship tech sectors.
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DLP Urges $100 Million More for Education Funding
The DLP executive called on the Commonwealth to allocate an additional 100 million dollars to education with emphasis on secondary and tertiary institutions. The push stresses priority for teacher salaries education research and facility upgrades pending full implementation.
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Warning on defence and education policy in Australian budget
A fragmented report outlines warnings from the Australian executive about defence and education funding. It notes insufficient naval and air support, overseas troops, and wheat storage concerns tied to the Vietnam era, with calls to prepay equipment and bolster state schools while acknowledging electoral party positions.
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Budget fails in social service debate in Canberra
Senator W C Gale told Federal Council at a Canberra weekend meeting that the Budget failed to meet welfare needs. Senator Gair cited pension and child endowment issues, criticizing failure to raise pensions, maternity allowance, and tax relief while noting the government had not delivered promised reforms.
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Cancer cure seen as certain by professor in Australia
Professor Neville Stanley of the University of Western Australia told ABC radio that cancer will eventually be cured or controlled. He cited long studies in mice showing virus-related cancer patterns and noted progress in understanding how viruses may influence cancer development and protection, though results in humans remain unproven.
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Gap widens between whites and Aborigines
A conference on Aboriginal education notes ongoing disparities as European and Aboriginal communities face stalled progress. Speakers including Mr A T Duncan urge more effective measures, arguing past policies failed to fully address the needs of Aboriginal education and potential.
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