Canberra Com ments on inflation and transport system
Canberra Comments of the Associated Chambers of Commerce for Australia blames inflation on chronic under production at home and favorable foreign prices. It cites transport weaknesses, war, food shortages, strikes, and rising air freight as burdens while noting mishandling and transport workers’ disruptions.
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Classified Names List From Local Page
A fragment listing numerous individuals such as J de Bomford J Coombe Crawley G Dinnerville Watt James Mayo Morgan Meyers Oliphant O Brion Odgers Pegrum Strong Smilin Missa Le Crapp Don Jereve Oliphant Suteliffe Hutton Grisith Wingee Taylor and others appears in a community column. The reader is left with a partial roster of residents or attendees.
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Education planning and postwar progress debate in Canberra schools
Canberra educators discuss an overall plan for postwar educational advances. debate covers high schools regional basins, flexibility in school buildings, social welfare services, and extending practices to primary levels. reports cite enrolment, lunches, dental and visual education, library growth, and student activities.
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J. Spence
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R. Davidson
B. Wilson
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Supreme Court Allows Witness Refusal To Answer Certain Questions
The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that witnesses before courts may refuse to answer questions about their communities if answering could reveal embarrassing or dangerous details. The decision highlights limits on compelled testimony and protects personal privacy where harm is plausible.
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