Darwin land prices plan faces Northern Territory review
The minister for the Northern Territory, Mr Enderby, announced a government plan to curb falter prices and push housing development. A task force will study land tenure, with collaboration from the Southern Territory and the ACH Advisory Council as part of a broader housing development effort in Darwin and the Northern Territory.
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Commonwealth to fund two thirds of urban transport upgrades
The Commonwealth Government offered to cover two thirds of public transport improvement costs in cities. Transport Minister Hones told state ministers the plan was approved in principle and would extend to major provincial centers after comprehensive investigations. He urged rapid, well studied action to connect regional hubs with state capitals.
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Aborigines in Perth face squatting hardship and housing crisis
In Perth many Aborigines live on river banks near Couchord amid a housing shortage. Families endure improvised shelters, holes dug for beds, and reliance on donations. Officials say immediate housing is the urgent need while aid can provide funds and clothing. Some have traveled long distances seeking work with limited success.
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Health funds shift toward preventive care in Australia
Dr Everingham urged reallocation of Commonwealth health funds from hospital expansion to preventive and community services. He spoke after a NSW University symposium where critics argued for stronger support of community health centres linked to Social Security welfare facilities to help broader social needs.
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Iron ore contracts warning from Opposition spokesman
In Canberra yesterday the Opposition spokesman Mr Fairnbairn warned the Government could not escape responsibility to the mining industry by insisting iron ore contracts be written in Australian dollars. He urged action to address the industry’s concerns amid ongoing pressure and policy debate.
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Test cricketers clash in Jamaica match delayed
Omitted Adelaide fast bowler Jel Hammond 22 is picked to lead Australia against the West Indies in Jamaica. NSW teammate John Benand features as Deng Wiras’ side gains an early 12 run lead before Canberra’s Smyth and Samuels emerge as top wicket takers in ACT Cricket Association action.
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Snedden appoints Dr Hugh Best as private secretary
The Birde party clash over staff reshuffle as Prime Minister Whitlam and opposition leader Snedden reveal senior appointments. Snedden names Dr Hugh Best, former Royal Melbourne Hospital assistant chemical superintendent and Melbourne University SRC president, as private secretary.
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Government to seek voice in management of transport authorities
The Australian Government plans to influence public transport bodies through planning and operational policies. Ministers described studies on urban growth, regional balance, and the feasibility of new transport technologies, with departments and agencies collaborating to guide passenger and freight movements and regional development.
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Tighter control on emissions and vehicle exhaust
Ministers in Hoare yesterday issued a statement on tighter emissions controls. The transport minister and state ministers discussed measures to reduce exhaust pollution and improve flow, with mentions of seat belt and safety upgrades.
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Oil strike value still to be worked out on coast
A Western Australia oil discovery near the Northwest Shelf is under review as officials report inefficient work in assessing its commercial potential. In other news, ACT Milk Authority suggests widening the milk supply to Con. Sherra with favorable notes on cheaper milk. Multiple items from pages 2 to 10 cover government, education, foreign affairs, and cultural commentary.
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