Nine years of debate on Canberra capital site enduringly long
The piece recounts months of dispute over locating the Federal Capital in Canberra, noting a 50 to 39 House vote against Lakeside, and delaying a decision between Capital Hill and Camp Hill for five months. It traces the NSW Royal Commission of 1899, 1908 Parliament choice, and inter-state rivalry between Victoria and NSW, with Dalgety and Canberra as final contenders before 1908.
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Parliament House
Canberra
House of Representatives
Capital Hill
Camp Hill
Seat of Government
Nsw
Victoria
Sydney
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Albury
Bathurst
Braidwood
Corowa
Goulburn
Orange
Queanbeyan
Tumut
Wagga
Dalgety
Carberra
Carruthers
Vienna
Mr Krushchev
Soviet Union
Mr Maleckov
Stock Exchange
Snowy River
Sir John
Dalgely
W. BE. Johnson
Long
Jmr Hutchinson
Hindmarsh
Northern Territory
Kosciusko
FE. J._ Foster
MHR
New England
Bally
Yass
Scrivener
Rumour Myths and the Political Capital of Canberra
A sweeping review traces how rumors shaped public fear from wartime misbeliefs to stock markets and politics. It recounts episodes across nations and eras, noting how headlines altered policy and public behavior, culminating in Canberra’s selection as the Australian capital after a long political debate.
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Clare Booth Luce
Rome
Russia
Italy
Lake Garda
Bardolino
Canberra's unclubables and the Corroboree Park centre
An ANU sociologist and YMCA staff describe Canberra youths from the lower socio economic ranks as unclubables. The Corroboree Park centre in Ainslie operates as a permissive space for mid teen groups to meet, play, and challenge authority amid rowdy dances, necking, and occasional brawls.
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Canberra
YMCA
Corroboree Park
Ainslie
Barry Allen
Lyneham
ANU
D.C. Hickman
C. L. Hermes
Hickman
David Sheppard
London
Hermes
Allen
Mr Allen
Melbourne
Enoug
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Theo
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Calais
1Sh
Tater
Sir John Forrest
Cotter
Stephen Weedon
Walter
Pum
Cowboy Boots
National Capital
National Library
Billy Hughes
Malio
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Ting
Outreach
Churchill
D. Miller