Investigations Find Water Supply Secure for Cotter River
Officers from the Department of the Interior report no threat to Canberra city water as all tributaries to Cotter River show strong flows. Site team includes Surveyor-General A M Boretyil and Water Supply chief Mtr AL Preatnant among others. Bathurst Gaol incidents escalate with warders threatened, multiple prisoners involved, inquiry planned by Minister for Justice.
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Publishing Notice Canberra Agency Report
Public notice from The Canberra Times detailing agency notices across Canberra and suburbs including Manuka Kingston Ringaton Dunvroon Molonglo with references to Newsagency and local publishing terms.
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Manuka Weatridue
Weatlale Kingston
Ringaton Dunvroon
Molongio
Advertising Conditions and Policies Violated by Submissions
The Canberra Times outlines ad submission rules, disclaimers, and the publisher’s rights. Ads must conform to policy, be submitted by deadline, and may be altered or omitted if objectionable. The notice names Canberra Capital Presses of Australia Ltd as publisher.
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Canberra Times
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Weather report summary for Canberra
An impaired weather note for Canberra shows chaotic figures with temperatures and readings at 8 am and 3 pm. It lists inches, degrees and wind observations but contains multiple garbled values, making precise conditions unclear.
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Canberra
Easiew
Readers Views Water for the Birds
The Canberra Times letters page carries a plea about bird welfare amid drought conditions. The writer urges authorities to provide trash water to thirsty birds and calls on responsible farmers and property owners near Paramany to aid wildlife. The piece highlights the need for local action during January.
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Canberra Times
Governor General Hosts Canberra Meeting in Government House
The Governor General and Lady Gowrie attended a formal morning gathering at Government House Canberra. Notable attendees included the Governor and Mrs Gowrie, with a reception list featuring several officials and guests arriving for the event.
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Bevang Sirebe Purpbull
Archdeacon
CB Roe
Scientists in Canberra chained by bureaucracy and power
A critique of Australian science institutions in Canberra arguing they are held in bureaucratic captivity. It condemns the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and the Commonwealth Solar Observatory for ministerial interference, urges independent national trustees and a true national university, and calls the Canberra conference a chance to press for freedom from political control.
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Association For the Advancement of Science
Canberra
Washington
United States
Handbook of
Black Mountain
Council For Scientific ‘and Industrial Research
Council For Scientife
Industrial Research
Government Department
Kent
Commonwealth Solar Observatory
Department of the Interior
Interior
Australian Forestry School
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Apeak
Mil University College
National University
Msaurm University
National University Council
Canberra Faces Record Heat Wave and Storm
Canberra endured a 108.5 degree heat peak as a rare heat wave gripped the city. A sudden westerly wind shift brought rain and a garden party at Parliament House sheltered by tents. Ambulance crews helped six people and the city advertised comparative weather data at the Science Congress to ease public concern.
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Inigo
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Queensland
Inigo Jonas
Bret Catnstorm
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Stelter
Government House
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Tate Meteorologia
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Science Congress
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Temperatures in Capital Cities Show Heat Wave Relief Expected
The State Meteorological Office reported high temperatures across capital cities with Perth at 60 and Darwin at 80 degrees. A cool change was forecast for the southern half of the state tomorrow, but no relief for the north and northwest. James Williams, 21, of Duval, died after a fall at work in Toof while working in Tucal due to heat.
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Adalaide
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Syidney
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Bourke
Wagga
Boga
Albury
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Griffith
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Warialda
Merridle
Newman
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Toof
Tucal
Railway lines buckled near Newcastle in heat outage
Rail lines buckled between Awa and Dara Crack near Newcastle as temperature soared over 100 degrees. Trains were diverted to the Aalagi line and halted for about four hours while repairs or inspections proceeded.
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Newcastle
Wodneulay
Awa
Dara
Aiew
Aalagie
Cyclist Injured After Fall at Brighton Le Sands
A cyclist named Ernest Nichol from Huristone Park was injured when his bicycle wheel caught on a line at Brighton Le Sands. He was thrown into a passing sedan and struck by a protruding door hinge causing injuries to his neck and head.
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Yamline
Brighton le Sands
Ernest Nichol
Huristone Park
Windsor Hottest Day Ever 122 Degrees At Windsor
A heat wave battered the city with a record 122 degrees noted in Windsor despite scattered partial treatments for those affected. Attendees at Parliament House Garden Party and official gatherings endured the heat before storms arrived, forcing shelter and prompting a shift to shaded pavilions and indoor receptions.
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Payment refusals spark debate on patient panels
The article notes rising patient bill nonpayment prompting talk of the Shela Security Act. Governors in New Plymouth may seek to blacklist patients and remove them from panels, with doctors in other centers potentially adopting similar measures.
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Weil
Opening of Science Congress in Dominion gathering
The jubilee meeting of the Science Congress drew a wide audience from the Dominions and across the British world. Governors generals, professors, and officials from New Zealand, Great Britain, the United States, and Australia attended the platform ceremonies and opening address by Lord Gowrie.
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