Nine ACT play centres open today in Australia Capital Territory
Nine play centres open today in the ACT as part of a broad network of national fitness swimming schools and play centres to be run through New South Wales and the ACT. The article lists centres and notes plans to expand activities for children, with emphasis on parental involvement and community access, amid rising demand for child care and recreational facilities.
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Tobvige Park
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Nsw
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Finwanna
British base in Western Australia eyed for naval depot
Premier Brand signals Cockburn Sound or Albany as natural choices for a British naval depot amid global tensions, with defence discussions highlighting potential sites and strategic importance.
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Perth
Brand
Cockburn Sound
Albany
Mission school subsidies to rise under government aid plan
The government plans to increase subsidies for mission schools including teacher training and salaries. Ministers propose raising subsidies from zero to substantial funds, aiming to attract more teachers and improve school operations and staffing.
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First Australian Peace Corps members depart abroad
Australian volunteers join a government backed Peace Corps style program. They plan two year terms in Nigeria Linganvila Sabah New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Roles include teaching trades and professional advisory work, with government support and international cooperation.
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Sabah
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
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Pacific Studies
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West
Canada
Peru
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Raneidegion
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Linnie
Airlines Face Policy Deadlock Amid Economic Turmoil
Unclear powers between State and Commonwealth keep airlines in a dilemma. Officials warn travel fees and fiscal policies harm national prosperity as government actions lag. Public debate intensifies over aviation regulation and holiday travel impacts.
Park District Leaders Outline Canberra Community Plan
An American consultant discusses a broad Canberra park strategy involving multiple regional areas and tasks for fostering community access. Police and local officials note plans to secure and manage spaces including theaters galleries and riding arenas while addressing safety concerns.
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Canherm Surf Filet Sing Club
Computer tables of sun and moon rise sent to Canberra and stations
An observatory official said computer generated tables for sun and moon rise were sent to The Canberra offices CSTRO and the RAN base at Harman. The duplicates were circulated via The Times after being prepared by the Meteorological Bureau and the spushesman noted the tables were not yet available at The Canberra Ames Until recently.
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British PM plans Commonwealth summit in London this summer
The Sunday Express reports Prime Minister Wilson aims to convene a Commonwealth prime ministers meeting in London this summer. Delegates from Australia Canada Ceylon Malaya New Zealand Nigeria Pakistan India Uganda United Kingdom and Jamaica would discuss wealth defence and security at the unofficial Seventh Commonwealth Relations Conference in Ney Delhi begin Wednesday. Lieutenant General P S Gyani, former UN commander in Congo, will open discussions.
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Sunday Express
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Man Rescued At Sea By North Kirra Clubhouse
A lone swimmer was saved from a perilous sea incident near North Kirra by bystanders from the Kirra Syl Clubhouse. The event involved a group retrieving the man to safety and coordinating with local lifeguards.
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Lock-up death inquiry heats up capital city
Police investigate a death in custody as authorities push for answers. A confidential inquiry notes possible negligence while examining jail procedures and inmate handling. Officials insist no stone is left unturned in the probe. Local sources cite unnamed witnesses and ongoing autopsy delays.
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