Welfare grants for NSW aid plan announced
A government program outlines more than 7 million in Social Welfare Commission grants for New South Wales and other regions. Tasmania and Northern Territory groups are set for amendments and negotiations as Australia plans a three year regional funding pilot to improve child development, aged care, health and welfare services nationwide.
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Doctor links cot deaths to carbon dioxide buildup
Dr Seifert, a pathologist at Women's Hospital Sydney, proposes that carbon dioxide from infant breath can accumulate in poorly designed cots and plastic sheets, causing sudden infant death. He cites cases of infantelanth and warns parents to remove pockets where gas can collect, as research discussed at the Australian Society for Medical Research conference notes.
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Inquiry ordered into a spate of fatal crashes
Sydney authorities ordered an inquiry into recent fatal accidents involving semi trailers. Minister Morris voiced alarm over an incident near Glenrowan where a loaded trailer crushed two vehicles, killing Thomas Claxton and Anabel Shepard. He warned drivers and urged safer practices for articulated trucks.
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Colour TV course completes for Canberra students
Seventeen students at Canberra Technical College held an end of year function marking completion of the colour television servicing course. The college spokesman said all candidates passed practical and theory exams, with awards to be presented next year. Most students already work in television servicing firms or by government departments. Instructors were Mr N Gray and Mr B Grif. The college plans a new electronic post-tracts course next year, with several students expected to enroll.
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Anthropologist Keesing Named Seaford Chair at ANU
Professor KR Keesing has been awarded the seaford chair of anthropology at the Australian National University Research School of Pacific Studies. He will take the post in June, currently serving as an assistant professor at the University of California. His research concerns Pacific changes from globalization and political emergence to other evolving dynamics.
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Man jailed for beer bottle assault in Canberra Sessions
A man identified as McLeod pleaded guilty to striking Mr Beard with a beer bottle after punching him in the face. He received three months imprisonment in Canberra Petty Sessions after violating conditions by entering a recognizance of 190 dollars for good behaviour.
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Trial of builder begins with false representation charge
Trial of Mir Zvon imi Sieve of Andrews Street Wanon opens before Mr Justice For and a jury on a charge of making a false presentation to obtain a Chevrolet 1983 motor vehicle from Commonwealth Motors Ply Ltd. Represented by Mr C Crow, the defendant pleads not guilty as the case proceeds.
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Alleged towaway attempt tied to Sydney case recap
In Redfern Court Mr Stephen Kennet of Biddwick faced charges over alleged attempts to stow away on aircraft bound for San Francisco and to alter travel arrangements on December 8 without company consent. He pleaded not guilty as Crown prosecutions pursued the matter in special Federal Court settings with hearings slated for January 14.
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Adelaide pool owner fined after child drowning case
The owner of 9 s car ing sutra Feel was fined 60 in Elizabeth Magistrate's Court today under the Swimming Pool Safety Act after a two year old boy drowned in a jail gaol on October 10. Victor Vaclav Zila, GM supervisor of Sallie's Newh, pleaded guilty to failing to provide a swimming post with enclosure or fence as required.
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