Deakin principal says sports not all at Dear Kin High
Deakin High School aims to balance sport with academics for all forms next year. Principal Mr V P Skinner outlined double-period timetables for core subjects and supervised activities including sport. He urged broader student projects like building a radio set or staging a play to foster school unity and good tone. Award winners included Jonathon Nicholson for science and form one prizes for citizenship.
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Briton Unwin Named UN Resident Representative in PNG
A British candidate, Thomas M. Unwin, has been appointed as the United Nations Development Programme resident representative in Papua New Guinea. He succeeds Henry Kauhnan, who has been seconded to New York.
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Syhotas
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Funds pledged to replace school radios under aid plan
The Acting Minister for Education Mr Howen said funds would be provided over three years to replace double sideband radio receivers used in education for isolated children. The aim is to meet international telecommunications terms by improving transmission and reducing interference. Bowest noted government support and that single sideband sets would be used internationally by year end 1977, with payments offered to state education departments for this purpose.
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Ais Wwe
Murase
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School hosts learning to swim campaign at Phillip Pool
A community program offers swimming certificates of merit to children during a weekend session at Phillip Pool. The session targets five year olds and older, with classes starting Saturday November 10 and continuing through the day.
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Thea
Phillip Pool
Union official hides from court in industrial dispute
Melbourne reports the Federal secretary of the Building and Construction Workers Federation N L Gallagher went into hiding to avoid appearing before the Australian Industrial Court. He faces potential penalties if he does not give evidence. The NSW Master Builders’ Association seeks a full statement of union minutes between 1970 and 1974. Gallagher was prepared to disclose the union’s nuance sheet but refused court attendance. Court proceedings adjourned. industry figures warn disruption could affect projects worth millions.
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Computer voting system sought in New South Wales
Sydney Monday report says NSW Opposition Leader Mr. Wran urged adoption of computerised voting to modernise the state electoral process. He criticized current methods as slow and inefficient and cited confusion from Coogee polling stations after the November 17 election. The Liberal inquiry notes the issue as debated in The Examiner.
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Drunks’ Delays in Brisbane Court Bail Ruling
Brisbane police report drunks could bail themselves out after a weekend surge of arrests. Of 82 drunk in public charges, 75 were admitted or released. only one woman, 26, pleaded guilty. Magistrates recommended bail at two dollars.
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Declan polies search widens for missing Campbell man
A search for Ronald Campbell continued yesterday across Rossell and nearby areas including Mont Pleasant. Police fear he may need urgent medical help. He is described as tall with medium build, fair complexion, black hair, wearing fawn trousers and a green shirt.
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Acre
Tounty
Rossell
Ronald
Mfavwit-Ainstiey
Builders pay less for land amid new Canada allocation system
Last week Vidor Canbeda introduced a new Jovide allocation system as builders paid less for land. Tillers purchased 34 blocks at an average of 4787 dollars, with prices ranging from 300 to 8400 dollars. The average across 30 cases stood at 35563 dollars.
Expo '74 Australia seeks sculptor for central pavilion
The Australian pavilion at Expo '74 in Spokane seeks a sculptor to create a central hexagonal sculpture symbolising Man Woman and Child. The commission aims for completion by May with the pavilion featuring a mirrored hexagon interior, mezzanines, and a 12 000 sq ft space including lounges, dining, and kitchen.
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Sini
Spokane
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