Sydney Brother Seeks New Life Plan in Indian Arid Wasteland
A Sydney Roman Catholic brother aims to guide hundreds of orphan and delinquent boys toward self sufficiency in a waterless wasteland of Southern India. He plans to leave Sydney in March to establish an agriculture centre near Madras, hoping to create a better home by teaching farming and self reliance.
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Police confer on attracting recruits to Australian forces
Police from four states Victoria New South Wales South Australia and Queensland met to discuss ways to improve salaries and working conditions to attract recruits. Inspector W D Crowley of the Victoria Police Association said manpower shortages are causing great concern across Australia.
State police wage talks explore new allowances
Insp Crowley notes discussions among four state associations on salaries and overtime with plans to introduce allowances in other states. The group begins work to consider best features of present pay, as over 19,000 police in the state respond to new proposals.
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TLCs first meeting of year tonight
The meeting reviews youth guidance, employment, and council plans. Officials discuss staffing, regional programs, and the expected picnic as a community event with emphasis on youth services and council revenue sources.
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