Drastic rescue urged to avert Australian recession
Melbourne's Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research warns a drastic rescue is needed to prevent a deepening recession with possible un controlled hyper inflation. It forecasts a peak in unemployment around 4 percent next year and outlines measures to stabilize the economy if policy is not effectively implemented.
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Rhodesia moves to end constitutional deadlock
Rhodesia's guerrilla war has officially ended and African political detainees will be released. Prime Minister Smith announced on radio and TV that talks will convene to resolve the constitutional dispute, marking a major shift after months of diplomacy. He said agreements include halting nationalist activity, freeing detainees, and convening a roundtable conference.
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Veterans named in England team for Australia Test
Veterans Clin Cowdrey and Titmus head England’s XI for the second Test at Herathamjorton with John Richard as captain and Deanu Xmiss opening the bat, while Peter Lever and Mike Hendrick pace the attack. Australia drops O Keeffe for Ashley Mallett as sole change.
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Winners named in Canberra Times short story prize
Prize ceremony praised as a success with 40 entries across schools. Winners Cyris Lowe, Margaret Jenkins, Karl Sweeney, Megan Jennaway among cited authors. Federal Capital Press and Commonwealth Bank sponsors lauded for support and promotion of the competition.
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ACT Border Expansion Proposed by Federal and State Authorities
A proposed ACT border expansion would add about 30 percent to its area. Federal and New South Wales officials discussed the plan in Canberra and Sydney, with minor changes under review and a follow up meeting planned in the new year. Compensation concerns for NSW over land taken, about 40 hectares, were also discussed.
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Border area debate stalled amid ACT NSW partition talks
Federal and state officials clash over Canberra’s future boundaries as proposals seek to extend ACT while NSW growth centers like Yass and Goulburn would gain leverage. Canberra expansion faces land compensation, while authorities warn against harming NSW’s foreshore and regional plans.
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Territory teachers get pay rise
A scanned British newspaper page notes a Labor government move to raise teacher pay amid a blend of commentary on wartime memory, West Berlin politics, and global ecology. The item references figures like Wilkie and Bruce Juddery, with page placements hinting at broader coverage.
Dunstan and Wran criticise Whitlam in SA talks
In Sydney reports from Thursday cite Dunstan and Wran accusing the federal ALP and Prime Minister Whitlam of inflation and poor cooperation. They warned of a widening rift between state Labor governments and the Whitlam administration after joint talks on price and power policy.
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Author to miss arts festival due to work pressures
Nahol Price winning author Patick White will be unable to meet his commitments at the Australia n arts festival. Me Stetary Hang states White cannot appear because of pressures of work on his current novel. The national premier production of Malcolm Willumson s play Our Man in Havana will not take place. No ballet or concerts will be staged for the festival and Dick Bentley will not perform.
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