Playford to Dunstan A South Australian political shift analysis
The book Playford to Dunstan analyzes South Australia from the Playmander era to Dunstan's rise. It details media influence private funding, and party strategy shaping votes and governance, with surveys showing voter loyalties, media manipulation, and reforms shaping the 1968 election outcome and beyond.
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Labor Party
Lax
Australia
ALP
Commonwealth
St Peter's College
Don Dunstan
LCL
Labor
Steele Hull
Playford Perry Wander
Chowilla
South Australia
Urpan
Lintil
Guy
ECL
Playford
Dunstan
Liberating the child in modern society review
A critical review of Children’s Rights by Laila Berg and Sait Berger argues the child remains treated as property and controlled by schooling and family authority. It notes the book’s call for genuine child liberation, critiques compulsory education as punitive, and cites concerns about adult hypocrisy and systemic limits on children’s autonomy. The reviewer endorses the book’s liberty stance but laments limited reach in teachers colleges and homes.
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Vnbtande
Wulicaveal
Legislative Council
Dunstan
Anther
LCL
Hym
Steele Hall
Hall
Mlewert
Jaensch
ALP
Mide Losy
wnndiVintual
Iti
Thy
Laila Berg
Sait Berger
Paul Main
Michael Uuane
Neill
Robert Ollendin
Lek Books
Essys Aire
Herstat
Peron
Asrexton
Chile
Wome
Shoro
Washington Post
Omaha
Nebraska
Australia
Planning London and the 1960s London 2000 text
The excerpt discusses Planning London and Peter Hall's London 2000 a 1969 edition with supplements detailing new urban ideas for London. It notes how the book influenced subsequent city plans aiming to steer London toward Hall's vision, referencing the original 1963 publication and its reception in Britain.
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Faber
Peter Hall
London
Sue Peations
Petar Hall
Oma
Books enter a new era as publishers test tactile and audio formats
The article surveys shifts in publishing driven by new technologies. It highlights scent infused books for children, talking books with tapes and records, and upcoming color video and audio readers. It notes costs, limited content, and uncertain survival among competing systems while predicting further experimentation by 1980.
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Hawks
Stelley
Taft
Aulum
Jaumeen
MC. R. Microscent
Patricia
Jane Carruth
Wellers
Rvelty
Nnk
Ting
University of
Éllivactional
Mlipsin
Autlow
Paul
Hamlyn
Topolski
United States
Topulski
Harlem
Chicago
Famoly Ple Wich
Lenny Bruce
Martha Graham
Joan Baer
Johnson and
Fixenhower
United Nations
David Fanshawe
Tupiiski
Annette Tisen Wait
Talis Taylor U Predyrick Warne
Aldous Hurley
Feelie Cawette
Sulle Christiet
Australian Forum for Beginners Drama Workshop Forms
A studio series from Educational Australia Herne publishes six beginner workshop plays at $1.50 each. The line mixes historical pieces and experimental works, including The Bushrangers and Two Plays from New Guinea, with later titles planned for the New Year.
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Australian Theatre Workshop
Herne
Educational Australia
Hairge Ho Erihicy
Ana Tyre
Tun
Lemet Inky
Thay
Aludenty AG
David Burn
Lnsigh
New Guinea
Turk Wabel
John Kanikw
Burke
George
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