Clinic School opens at Isabella Street Primary Queanbeyan
A special teaching unit named the Clinic School has been established at Isabella Street Primary School to assist Queanbeyan and surrounding areas. The unit aims to help children with learning difficulties in reading writing spelling arithmetic and other subjects under the supervisor of the school counsellor with full-time remedial reading teachers.
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Whitlam in Bali on Asian regional proposal visit
Australian Prime Minister Whitlam arrived in Bali for two days of sightseeing and talks with President Suharto ahead of a Indonesian state visit. Officials described his regional grouping idea as preliminary and exploratory, aiming to complement ASEAN without replacing it.
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US official Mondello to visit Canberra for FOI guidance
Anthony Mondello, general counsel of the US Civil Service Commission and FOI expert, is due in Canberra today to assist the Australian Government in preparing resistative prowess for access to information.
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China to open US offices in Washington and Beijing
The United States and China announce liaison offices to develop trade and contacts in both capitals, functioning like embassies without full diplomatic recognition. Kissinger reports a warming of relations, with pending releases of U S prisoners and possible future steps toward broader ties and cultural exchanges.
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Cultural exchanges and Sino US talks in early stage
Reports from Taipei indicate Beijing plans cultural exchanges and possible official contacts with Washington as part of a broader pursuit of peace and influence. Dr Kissinger hinted at a Sino American dialogue amid U S foreign policy shifts, while Taiwan notes no formal agreement yet between the United States and China.
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US dollar slumps on money markets
The dollar plunged across foreign exchanges with panic selling at opening, gold prices surged to record highs, then a midday rally pulled the dollar back toward parity in Europe. Belgians, Dutch, and German banks set early price trends as gold and silver markets jumped amid volatility.
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Weather note hints light winds and small seas today
The report notes a mainly fine day with a light breeze and a maximum temperature around 2 degrees. Some early drizzle is possible, with winds from the south affecting the coast. Expect a mainly slight sea and a northward swell along the southern coast.
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New Zealand rejects Tasman fare cuts amid tourism boom
New Zealand civil aviation authorities tell Australian operators there are enough tour firms and that air holiday prices are reasonable. The Tasman route remains profitable with Air New Zealand boosting demand using DC10 tri jets, while NZ warns against fare cuts that could hurt its tourism and airline sectors.
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Ominous signs as gold prices surge amid war money fears
The piece argues rising gold costs signal weakness in the monetary system and possible further dollar devaluations. It discusses currency risks and central role of gold in sustaining confidence while foreseeing intensified international money pressures.
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New Zealand Plans New High Commissioner to Australia
New Zealand is poised to name a new High Commissioner to Australia next week. The candidate, Stephiee Mir ROH Yendell, is reportedly Fiie Chapman, general manager of W. F Hamilton and Co Ta, a leading NZ exporter. Delay believed due to Prime Minister Whitlam’s overseas schedule.
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Education Coverage Beats Outsiders at Canberra Times
Monday report notes universities and educators discuss policy at a Canberra Times event. C Blakers covers the session with Meads contributing insights on education, training, and future opportunities.
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New Zealand Plans For Springbok Tour Continue
Searchers seek the flight recorder of the Libyan airliner shot down after Israeli jets fired on it. Defense Minister General Duyan said there will be no inquiry into the crash.
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Bates short stories spark wide reader interest
Marlee Duntevy analyzes H. E. Bates fiction drawing large audiences. Han Suvin's new book on Mao Tsetung and the revolution is reviewed by Colin Mackerras.
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