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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1972
Page
5
An article discusses whether nursery costs for children should be deductible, citing varied opinions and examples from families. It notes conflicts over who bears childcare expenses when a parent lives with a partner or alone, and mentions guidance from taxpayers and officials on eligibility and implications.
FRANK CRANSTON reports the Returned Services League anticipates large reforms to e service provisions as a new Labor government approaches. The national secretary cites promises made by the Labor Party to extend benefits for ex servicemen and ensure continued support, with recommendations from defence committees guiding policy. The piece notes ongoing debates over funding, eligibility, and the pace of reform, amid calls for rapid action to improve welfare and services for former service members.
A survey conducted by the commission collects views from park users on how the area is used and what improvements they favor. Interviews capture reasons for visiting the park, preferred activities, and opinions on development plans and parking arrangements.
The Youth Welfare Advisory Committee secretary Mr AW Shelley said scholarships for next year will be awarded to the victim’s family due to lack of interest. The note mentions Goulburn and a Fifth Secondary School context with unclear details about the award timeline.
The piece reports on Australian political debate over national transport reform under the new federal government. It notes Liberal and Labor positions on funding, rail expansion, and metropolitan transit costs, with reference to party figures and proposed multi‑billion programs.
The Canberra nines charity drive asks for donations to the Smith Family Christmas appeal. Contributions can be sent to Fyshwick Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609 with clothing collected after a confirmatory phone call by 9ST. The appeal emphasizes monetary gifts and item donations to support families in need.
Officials announced expanded NSW holiday train services with larger carriages and about 280 routes planned between January and May. Spokesmen said projections show higher passenger numbers, though exact dates and days remain uncertain, with Canberra and Sydney routes among those highlighted.
The Whitlam family plans a move into the Lodge, including Prime Minister 1 Mic Whitlam and Mrs Whitlam, with a midday relocation expected. The extended Whitlam household is arranging travel and staffing for the Sydney home, while their second son Nicholas, 26, continues work with the Morgan Gunnymty Trust Company of New York during the transition.
In the Adelide suburb of Valte Park a claimant named Mr Le By Coombs was awarded about 1.30 pounds in compensation today. The decision relates to damage alleged to have occurred at property linked to Rennes Pet Control Pty Ltd. The ruling was delivered at an Adel aide Court proceeding.
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