Hall Residents Fight High Fees for Community Hall
Interior Department probes using Hall pavilion as a village community centre. Residents say $30 hiring fee excludes many groups, with $24 refunds after use. Women host ballroom lessons at home to avoid costs, while officials travel from Curtin to open and lock the hall. Local committee reports $8,000 in improvements wasted, and infrastructure lags behind other areas.
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Department of the Interior
Hall Receauion
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Hall
Curtin
Japanese study car policies in Australia changes
Tokyo reports say Toyota and Nissan study overseas car assembly policies to meet Australia’s new motor industry rulings. Australia will phase out locale content concessions below 85 percent after 1974, pushing firms to raise content percentages.
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Tokyo
Tues
Australia
Toyota
Nissan
University admits non matriculated students in Melbourne
La Trobe University accepted 20 students who failed the Higher School Certificate for a special humanities course entry. From 176 applicants, selections included an essay on why they wanted to attend, why they had not matriculated, an interview, and standardized tests. Professor A W Martin praised the group as up to standard and wished privacy for the names.
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Melbourne
la Trobe University
School of Humanities
Australian Council For Educational Research
Martin
NSW to spend 33 million on country waterworks and sewerage
NSW Public Works Minister Mr Hughes announced a two year program costing 33 million for 65 country towns to improve water supply and sewerage with 50 per cent government subsidy. includes major sewerage schemes for tourist areas and lower Blue Mountains, plus 14 towns planned for water supply schemes totaling 7 million and several augmentations.
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NSW Department of Public Works
Hughes
Nsw
Blue Mountains
Milton-L Hadulla
Huskisson
Bermugal
Tathra
Bega
Ungendore
Siem
Cowra
Gunning
Walter
Berrima
South - West Tablelands
Suharto visit coincides with Australian tomb desecration case
In Dunedin a 23 year old postgraduate student Peter Entwhistle pleaded guilty to improperly interfering with human remains after police found a polished skull in a minister’s family tomb. The incident led to a conviction and probationary report. The case also notes the desecration of the Larnach tomb in the northern cemetery. Meanwhile Indonesia’s delegation for President Suharto’s Australia visit includes Mrs Suharto and several ministers, with a tour from February 6 to February 15 across Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines.
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William Larnach
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Malik
National Planning Board
Nitisasiro
Army
Wirahadikusuma
Sudharmona
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
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Meet Tike
Cannes
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AAP
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Civic Home Loan
Civic Co-Operative Permanent Building Society Limited
First Permanent Building Society
Fetteer
Nama Ade
MEAD
Lunding Society
Howm Cerm City
Bramnches
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Hobart Place
City
Senhedy Chammare
Renney Street
Kingaion
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