Review of M P salaries in Victorian Parliament
Melbourne reports Premier Kr Rolfe will study MP salaries in other states to justify a commission. Members from all parties urged action, noting Victorian pay lags behind some states. Current pay is £2000 yearly plus expense allowances from £50 to £950. last rise occurred last year.
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TB rates among aborigines in Australia questioned
Senator Wade cited mass X ray findings in the Northern Territory showing low tuberculosis among aborigines, while Minister argued TB incidence in aborigines is not higher than in other Australians. He noted free hospital and chest clinic care nationwide and stressed Australia’s TB rate compares favourably with many countries.
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Wade
Whitlam
Australans
Norway
Australia
Austratia
Optical professor in ACT visit by Andre Marechal
Professor Andre Marechal, adviser to President de Gaulle, arrives in Canberra with his wife for a two day visit. He will discuss research interests with SERED and the Australian National University and meet government and academic officials.
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President de Gaulle
Canberra
SERED
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Marechal
UB Nunss Presiden
Vrais
CSP KR
Senate
Jobe Crartem
Ohare
Academy of Spence
Saint Strangle Oldsers
Railway staff visit Canberra for sightseeing during ships
A large group of railway institute members toured Canberra during their holidays to attend the table tennis championships in Sydney. The party included staff from many states and they were served an early lunch on the train to allow more sightseeing time at the Federal City and Lake Burley Griffin. Neill Tindall of Perth said seeing Canberra and Lake Burley Griffin was the most exciting feature of the trip.
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Sydney
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Won
Changes in New Building Code Prompts Wide Debate
The article outlines major updates to building regulations, including design oversight, interdepartmental changes, and new tribunal paths for appeals. It notes the involvement of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects and Master Builders Association, with prior codes dating from 1924 to 1940 and new powers for the department to regulate construction and safety standards.
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Australia
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Isfer
Royal Apetraliantinwners
Baltic Institute of Architects
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D. Anifrew
Uni Payalaliriges
Supreme Court
Yass Council approves building works and new land reserved
The Yass council discussed building projects funded by the SW Lands Department and a proposed reserve at Micalong Creek. Approvals included a £28,122 building program, a £7500 house for Mr Woodhill, a £7 anti service, and land donations to the Yass District Hospital. The year’s figures show turnover of £2,... and net profit of £18 109, with gifts and donations noted as part of the year.
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Groodradigher
SW Lands Department
Micalong
Reek
Nottingham
Kell
R Woodhill
Yass
Chartres
Ato Tiene
Yass Debating Championship Highlights Local Teams
A Canberra week of Australian Debating Championships featured a West Australian team favored by judges. Leaders included Major Wischusen F Arkwright and J S Pike, with Hodkinson reelected president of the Vast Pastoral and Agricultural Association and Auliman named secretary for a ninth term.
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Messrs
F. Arkwright
J 5. Pike
Canberra
Yass Rostrum Clik
Yaes Anglican
Saint Clemenes
Otor Hodpkinson
Auliman
Ro Russell
Miro Os Ledger
Ore Crossley
Pe Hodgkinson
S. Red
Canberra residents plant 74000 trees in Canberra project
Canberra residents received 74 000 trees and shrubs from departmental nurseries for a planting season. A department spokesman said stock records and labels were checked and households expected to plant the stock on their new properties in coming weeks.
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Canberra
Department of the Interior
Wats Weslight
Pos
Free dental clinic to visit Cooma after Queanbeyan
A traveling dental clinic supported by the New South Wales Hospital Commission will leave Queanbeyan in a few weeks for Cooma. Dentist in charge Mr GP Davie reported high patient turnout among pensioners and dependents under 70, with plans to treat overdue cases before moving on to Cooma for several weeks.
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Queanbeyan
Chow
New Soul Wales Hospitail Commission
Hwa
Cap Mises
GP. Davie
Doyle
Cooma
Holt Leaves for Talks in Malaysia and Tokyo Meetings
The Treasurer Mr Holt travels to Kuala Lumpur for Commonwealth Finance Ministers meetings and to Tokyo for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank development talks. The Australian delegation includes Sir Roland Wilson Mr McDonnell Mr Brian Garland and Mr J Minters.
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Kuala Lumpur
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Contelciorate Bank For Reconstruction
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Secre- Pas Imane Lary
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Dis Bank For Reconstruction
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Lome
Mc Donnell
My. LB
Kable Papin
Brand
Secre- Commonwealth Finance Lary
J. Mineters
Diss M. Garlandustralian
Cassign
World Econ
Omic
Washington
Rey Prospects
Daniel
R. B. Whitelaw
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