Public Service salaries rise for graduates to attract staff
New starting salaries for Public Service graduates rise by about 1000 with rates for first and second class degrees lifting from the late 1960s levels to broaden recruitment. The board says increases reflect market rates based on recruitment salaries, not work value, and apply from the date announced by the Executive Government.
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al Mahesean
Mena
Dhe Bis
Alies
Sat
Board
Joint redevelopment study of ACT planned
The National Capital Development Commission and the Department of the Capital Territory began a joint policy study into redevelopment in the ACT. The three month project, led by Mr Viren and Mr Tirvant, aims to outline redevelopment objectives for Canberra over the next 19 years, including zoning and environmental goals.
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National Capital Development Commission
Department of the Capital Territory
ACT
Canberra
Viren
Capital Territory
Tirvant
Ives
Jobe Collins
NEDO
Christine Purden
NCDC
Oleh Harasyinive
Department of the Capital Terriory
Collins
Papua New Guinea Envoy Expected to Arrive in Canberra
Papua New Guinea Commissioner to Austral ia Mr Oala Oala-Rarua is expected in Canberra by week’s end after arriving in Sydney yesterday. A former senior member of the House of Assembly he also served as Ford Mayor of Port Moresby. Three members of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papua New Guinea
Australis
Oala Oala-Rarua
Canberra
Sydney
House of Assembly
Oala-Rarua
Ford
Port Moresby
Late News Brief From AFL-OW Set At-Fetal 4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an AFL-OW event and racing or fishing themes. Details are unclear with many garbled terms. The readable terms point to a late news item involving a pulse of sports or regional activity, but specifics, participants, and locations remain unreadable.
Papua New Guinea Office and Commission Arrive In Canberra
Papua New Guinea envoys arrive in Canberra to form the Papua New Guinea Government Commission and PNG Office. The two take intensive Japanese at ANU while the third joins the Papua New Guinea Office under the former Department of External Territories. The roles and immunities of the office are unsettled as it reports to Mr Morrison, despite being part of Foreign Affairs.
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Legation
Papua New Guinea Government Commission
Canberra
ANU
Papua New Guinea
Department of Formal Territories
Ermitry
Funciiony
Mr Morrison
PNG
Department of Foreign Affairs
Morrison
Gold prices reach record high as dollar surges on markets
In heavy London trading, gold jumped to a record 5130 an ounce while the US dollar surged, becoming the world's strongest currency. Dealers attributed the dollar's rise to renewed market confidence and broad support for the currency.
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London
United Press International
Dolla
Stabbed Police Officer Attacked Near Flinders Street Station
In Melbourne this afternoon a traffic policeman Ian Wax stabbed a 33 year old senior constable Charles Norman Carson outside Flinders Street Station. Carson died later at Prince Henrys Hospital as a crowd of bystanders watched. A laborer, 42, was charged with murder after being overpowered near Young and Jacksons Hotel.
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Melbourne
Fiesh Dag
Ian Wax
Thewih
Flinders Street Station
Cone
Charles Norman Carson
Fliwers Steel
Hoel
Floods isolate major towns across north western NSW and southern Queensland
Heavy rains from Sunday night unleashed floods across NSW and Queensland cutting rail and road links to Moree Narromine Gunnedah Quirindi and the key rail hub Werris Creek. Narrabri 6000 residents watched the Numoi River rise as floodwaters inundated streets and homes. Rescue helicopters moved a baby and a pregnant woman from Gunnedah to hospital as towns like Quambone and Boggabri faced isolation.
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Nsw
Moree
Narvali
Gunnedah
Quirindi
Werris Creek
Narrabri
Numoi
Quambone
Coonamble
Castlereagh
Hamight
AL Gunnedah
RAAF
Hoggabri
Tamworth Kase
Elizsbeth Hush
Gunnedah Hospital
NSW flood storms prompt evacuations across multiple towns
Widespread rainfall into Sunday caused Barwon and Macquarie River floods with five miles of country inundated near Warren. Gunnedah and Tamworth faced rising waters closing roads while evacuation plans and aerial relief efforts unfolded across northern NSW.
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Warren
Collatenebri
Lin
Barwon
Boas
Gunnedah
Stete Emergency Services
Tamworth
Peel
Ihe
Moree
Gwydir
Mebi
Analised
Butt
Vse Helicoters
Hercles Transport
Northern
Nsw
Ignorance and the Law in Early Newcastle Report
A fragmentary report from London noting a solicitor in a minor charge case at Newcastle Magistrates Court. The Daily Mirror cited the client’s absence and described the solicitor Furst as a man of notable intelligence who soon engages in important government works led by two.
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London
Newcastle
England
The
Daily Mirror
Sail ‘Furst
Woden student Rosalind Haskew tops Level 1 results
The 17-year-old Curtin student passed English mathematics science French economics and music at Level 1 in the er School Certificate results. She credited luck and teachers, plays hockey and violin, helped at Youth Orchestra, and plans ANU study in economics and law.
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Canberra
Rosalind Haskew
Curtin
Haskew
Cella Tnr
Sehool
First world wide male competition in Australia
The article notes a forthcoming world wide male competition in Australia to be held in Perth this year aligning with a conference of the International Society of Mose Education. It also mentions 140 important international conferences in Europe focusing on East West detente and a $126,000 set of proposals approved for Canberra Hospital in 1974-78 by the Canberra Hospitals Management Board.
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Australia
Perth
International Society of Mose Education
Canberra Hospital
Canberra Hospitals Management
Bord Yestery
Life Style Talking Point Ten The Hare Entertainment
Style focused feature outlines entertainment trends and cultural notes with a nod to audience tastes. Highlights include upcoming events, performer profiles, and a snapshot of local venues shaping leisure around this period.
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