Abattoir Tender Failures Return After Rejection
The Department of the Interior informs the Advisory Council that bids for the Canberra abattoir have been rejected for a second time. The rejected proposals included a bid by the council, with plans detailing structural upgrades, hygiene improvements, and equipment. The report highlights substantial deficiencies and lists required modernizations to meet export standards, while noting reluctance to fund public improvements.
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Department of
Interior
Saar
Canberra Abattoir
US envoy may stay here
The United States Ambassador to Australia, Mr W Crook, is believed to have been asked by President Nixon to retain his position. He leaves Canberra today for Washington for talks with US officials on Australia relations. Prime Minister Gorton seeks to discuss his Washington visit likely in April as Nixon plans diplomatic reshuffles after the election.
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Australia
W. Crook
Nixon
Crook
Can Vera
Waukuington
Gorton
Washington
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Hwield
Cuthoria
Jookhan
Lystaly
Ied
Graziers clash over park grazing amid deadly crash
A chaotic NSW and Victorian dispute over grazing in Alpine pasture near Snowy Mountains escalates as graziers illegally keep flocks within a national park. Nine killed in a collision near Melbourne prompts government debate on park access and grazing leases. The NSW government withdraws permits and graziers blame authorities while calling for policy clarity.
Erosion fears in park grazing debate
In a heated discussion, officials describe extensive erosion linked to grazing in protected areas. Stakeholders cite stock impact on subalpine vegetation, soil loss, and fodder balance, urging careful management by NSW authorities.
Vandals Destroy Trees At Macarthur House Grounds
A spokesperson for Lend Lease Investments Ltd reports extensive damage to planted trees and grounds around Macarthur House at Northbourne and Mavalihor Avenues Lyneham. Two 1-foot plane trees were snapped close to ground level and landscaping losses are pegged at about 10,000 pounds. The company offers a reward of 50 pounds for information leading to the capture of those responsible. Local yard area and parking concerns noted amid reports of crowding and vacant building bays.
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Maccethit House
Northbourne and
Mavalihor Avenues
Lyneham
Lend Lease Investments
Py Ltd
Jon
Lend Leave
Macarthur House
JaEi Fys
Reg Saunders Visas Canberra To Promote Aborigine Links
Mr Reg Saunders travels from Canberra to the Northern Territory to open a two way communication line between Aborigines and the Commonwealth Government. He explains the job involves gathering Indigenous needs and presenting government responses, aiming to help Aborigines raise economic and social standards and decide on integration or identity within Australia. He notes reforms are needed and seeks ways to empower varied Aboriginal groups toward self sufficiency.
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Reg
Ravel
Australia
Canberra
Saunders
Australya
Sir Paul Husluck plans new post amid Northern Territory tension
Sir Paul Husluck is preparing for a new government role as he cleanly renovates his Perth office in the Cort Monm Wealth Bank building. He discusses cooperation with Aboriginal groups, labour conditions, and government progress in northern Australia, stressing the need for concrete action and addressing land and policy concerns. The interview notes mixed support and criticism regarding federal government efforts and Indigenous employment.
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Perth
Paul Husluck
CortmonwWealth Bank
William Ifge
Paul Sid
Seai
Mit
Australia
Sauder Sil Abas
Cermal Atay
Allan
Prac
Canine Escape Captivates Canberra Airport Scene
A dark grey Australian wire-haired terrier named Pupsical fled from a rain-soaked box at Canberra Airport Sunday, eluding six cargo handlers and a pursuing fire engine before surrendering near the runway edge. Her flight disrupted terminal activity as staff chased the escaping dog through the cargo area.
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Tenner
Canberra
Common liturgy mooted for Protestant and Catholic churches
Melbourne report outlines a plan to compose a shared liturgy for Protestant and Roman Catholic churches. Dr Woods, Archbishop of Melbourne and co chair of the ACC Catholic group, said the roll would draft a single liturgy for use by all churches at a Sydney meeting in May.
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Melbourne
Tuesay
Sihwrehes
ACC
Dt Fy. Woods
Dr Woods
Delay in repairs to main under Redfern Street area
A high pressure water main burst under the intersection of Redfern Street and Coulter Drive in Macquarie. Repairs delayed until the ground dries out as water supply to the surrounding area has been restored.
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Redfern Street
Coulter Drive
Macquarie
Department of Works
Rea
Rain shortfalls hit far south coast farmers hard
Rain in the Far South Coast has been insufficient to soak subsoil, leaving pastures and crops dry. Officials report totals around two inches with some areas near Cooma and Bungendore recording higher amounts while the drought persists and graziers await substantial falls to protect stock and land.
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Pounis
Maruya
W. George Kent
Shelley
Unis
Taeland
Bureau of Meteao
Hereford
Main
Canberra
Act
W. Bahr
B. & Palkiner
Bungendore
Nat Wers
Solerecog
Train driver Bowden killed in Violet Town crash
Melbourne police said Mr John Bowden, 50, driver of the Southern Aurora, died before the head on collision with a goods train at Violet Town last Friday. He was from Wodonga and buried today after a service at the local church.
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Aurora
M. Coulthard
Nothlg
Bowden
Wangs Hew Base Hospital
Onde
Wilcox
Colonie
Stgte
Melbourne
John Bowden
Violet Town
Wodonga
Homicide Squad Clarifies Bowden Death Cause
The chief of the Melhow Homicide Squad Detective Laspee stated Mr Bowden died of heart failure before the accident. A post-mortem was carried out by Senior Government Pathologist Dr J McNamara Professor D Hicks and surgeon Mr D W Hossack at Sacred Heart Church Wedoney.
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Sacred Heart Church
Wedoney
Melhow
Laspee
Frank Holland
Bowden
J. McNamara
D. Hicks
D. W. Hossack
US visa figures show major refusals and rejections
A fragment reports US visa data with 16,860 visas issued last year and a substantial number of refusals. It mentions foreigners seeking entry to the United States and notes instances of denied or canceled visas amid unclear figures and wording.
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US Exramanales i
Australia
Casey silent on Cabinet feud in Melbourne interview
Retiring Governor General Lord Casey declined to comment on the ongoing McEwen McMahon dispute that has tied the Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer in 1967. He said there is a lot to be said and he would not discuss it now, noting diaries from the last 20 to 30 years and planning to write after leaving office.
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Department of Health
Melbourne
Lord Casey
Mr McEwen
Me JcMahon
McEwen - McMahon
Lord Carey
Pal Hashigh
Cavey
Tomas
Trimaran hull sighting linked to ship off coast
The Commonwealth Department of Shipping confirmed a trimaran hull sighting off Queensland. The captain reported a tanker or bunk ship near Gilstone Bay after August 18. A family of five and three women were aboard the vessel, with details unclear.
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Melbourne
Hick
Commonwealth Department of Shipping
Queensland Ous
Esi Iwaki Deru
Met
Slethon
Commonwealth
Gilstone
Wiswas
Rowans Bay
Lord Howe Islands
Infection control proposal at Canberra Hospital
An infection control officer proposal aims to test staff and equipment for infection patterns at Canberra Hospital. Regular swabs would cover key areas including operating theatres, intensive care units, and obstetrics. The board considered the appointment and delayed final decision, as discussed by the superintendent and board members.
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Canberra
Chaberra Hong
Yeas
Elnir
Ir Nas Elvin
Smoking a lethal problem in Australia cited by official
The president of the Australian Academy of Science Sir Mastar Lane Turre accused the government of fearing cigarette taxation and industry disruption as he warned that about 2 500 deaths in Australia from lung cancer and related diseases occur annually and that living conditions are harmed by tobacco.
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HS Science
Mastarlane Ture
Maghatlane
ANC
Macfarlane
Australia
Aid
Health
Dr Forbes
Forbes
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