NSW Industrial Commission Likely Total Wage Decision
The NSW Industrial Commission may announce tomorrow whether to introduce the total wage concept into State awards or retain the basic wage principle. A today’s decision granted employers leave to argue for the total wage concept with final judgment affecting the pay packets of about one million State workers. The commission, chaired by Mr Justice Beattie, heard submissions on the prelimi nary ruling with five judges present. If adopted, the male basic wage would rise $1.05 to $36.90 and the female basic wage would rise 85 cents to $28.30.
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Justice Cook
Justice Sheehy
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BHP
Australian Tran and Steel
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J. §. Sweeney
Colonel pleads not guilty in federal court martial
Australian Army Lieutenant-Colonel James Davis Young, 45, denied seven charges of duty free liquor and cigarette distribution at Woolwich. He objected on multiplicity grounds but the court overruled him and ordered the case to proceed. The proceedings, led by Brigadier C J while, featured evidence on improper purchases and distribution across several army vessels from May last year to December, with a panel including Colonels Wandley Barker Miller and Treland and Lt Col Sutton awaiting further testimony.
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Woolwich
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Army
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Vernon
Brudenell White
Mee Chauver
Vernon Sturdee
Marual i
Puckapunyal
Victoria
C.J. While
Papuan schoolboys visit Canberra and Bombala High
Ten Papuan and Newsclasses spent two weeks visiting Bombala High School Canberra and sites in Canberra including the Royal Australian Mint Parliament House and the National Library. The trip was guided by a former Bombala teacher Mr King Memorial and funded by parents. The boys then plan a three week return journey to Port Moresby via Sydney and other stops.
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Sogers High
Sehel- the
ACT school enrolments hit 31,600 in August 1969
The Australian Capital Territory reports total enrolments of 31,600 across all schools, with government schools hosting 22,900 pupils and non government 8,700. Overall growth up 9 percent since August 1968, driven by government and non government gains in both primary and secondary levels. The department expects similar growth over the next year. Moruya speech notes modernisation replaces chalk and talk as Moruya High moves to new 1 million dollar premises.
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Iment of Education and Science
Honaays
Department
ACT
Moruya High School
Beale
Ratepayers Protest Over Proposed Gunning Shire Hall Plans
More than 300 residents attended a Sunday meeting to urge council scrutiny of the proposed Gunning Shire Hall and to oppose a rate rise. The deputation asked the council to rescind a 4c in the dollar general rate and to seek additional financial aid. The meeting, chaired by Mr Medway, also decided that a six-person deputation would not be required for the next steps.
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Nosed
Morton
C. Brown
A Council
Belcan
T. Medway
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