Parents win battle on preschool fees reduction
Parents and the preschool committee reached a compromise over proposed fees for the Lacgregor pre school. Fees were cut from high levels to 15 per term for the core week and 100 per term for extras. The president Mr Ross Sill said the committee had set fees high to fund equipment but agreed to smaller charges after discussions. The plan includes reviewing the preschool budget next year and the annual general meeting will assess parental support and future funding.
Women urged to fight prejudice in employment
Melbourne speech by Minister for Labour Cameron urges women to lead a campaign to end prejudice against their employment. He endorses equal pay and anti-discrimination measures, saying progress requires practical policy and vigilant union support. He notes wage gaps stem not only from pay for similar work but from unequal access to higher-paid roles.
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Atbin Avarlon Commission
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Victoria
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New planning authority to guide home building outlined
The Minister for Housing and Construction Mr Johnson announced approval of an interdepartmental committee to plan a top level authority. The body would set guidelines and coordinate the home building industry three years ahead, ensuring permanency and orderly growth for the sector.
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Indi Uw
NZ Prime Minister seeks concrete co operation with ASEAN
Jakarta report says New Zealand PM Kirk aims to translate broad ASEAN ties into concrete cooperation. He notes shift in NZ view of its role in Asia and the Pacific while discussing multilateral links and broader collaboration with Southeast Asian nations. Indonesia pledges US$56.0 million for 1973-74.
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Association of South - East Asian Nations
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New In
Safaria
Zealand
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Pacific
Asi
Fem
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Siamese Twins Born in Perth Transferred for Care
Siamese twins born yesterday at King Edward Memorial Hospital in Surbine Perth were moved this morning to Princess Margaret Hospital nearby. They remain in intensive care in the newborn wing. hospital officials say specialists from a pediatric team are examining the twins and there are no details about the parents.
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Perth
King Edward Memorial Hospital
Surbine
Aubora
Princess Margaret Hospital
A. Spakesmith
Stay Cool Order Circulates Among Army Officers
A wartime directive urges Defence HQ officers to stay cool this summer. An impending measure will require uniforms to be loosened, with sleeves rolled and ties removed. Army HQ staff reportedly face stricter dress rules than peers at the Royal Military College Chinivoon.
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Royal Military College
Chinivoon
Army
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