Sir Roden Cutler Inaugurated As New NSW Governor
Sir Roden Cutler takes office in a formal ceremony at Government House Sydney. Attended by Anglican and Catholic church leaders, dignitaries, and the Premier Sir Robert Askin, the event featured the Lord Mayor and civic leaders as Cutler pledged to promote spiritual, cultural, and economic welfare.
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Sir Foho
Roden
Fady Cutler
Northeet
Raap Iuatice
Nsw
Beshe
Arixhane
Herron
Sip Raden
Mer Askin
Stratia
Askin
Askin Government House Before Sydney, Most Reverend H
Assembly
Gough
Ord
Andy
Sydney
Cardinal Gilroy
Lady Butler
A. W. Cutler
David
Anthony
Wakehurst
Covernor
Richard
Law professor attacks ACT jury plan
Geoffrey Sawer of the Australian National University criticises the ACT proposal for three quarter majority verdicts in criminal cases except death cases. He argues jury reform should be Australia wide and debated at elections, warning against fiat changes in the ACT. The law professor notes criminal law as an area of licensed irrationality.
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Attorney- General
Australian National University
Research School of Social Sciences
Geoffrey Sawer
Sawer
Department
Changing outlook on immigration and culture in Australia
A discussion of immigration policy and cultural integration in Australia, with remarks by Mr A D G Stewart and other delegates. The debate covers education, crime, and the proposed three quarter majority verdicts, highlighting concerns about centralization and official influence on public opinion.
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A. D. G. Stewart
Sydney
Rotary
New Self International
Dele
Ministry of Culture
Tralia
Reserve Bank
H. C
Sawerpee Saga
MF Methin Fund
Australia
Advisory Council
Five men charged with tote forgery at Geelong races
Five men named Grainger Flood Mutton Riggins and Ian gag faced charges in Geelong over forging tote tickets and pocketing payments at the races. All six men, aged 67 to 72, were remanded to appear next week. bail was set for each at a specified amount.
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William Grainger
Flood
Mutton
Arthur Riggins
J Ian Gag
Rigal Road
Chel
PNG unions conference to decide federation path
A Lae weekend conference will decide if Papua New Guinea should form a territory wide federation of trade unions modeled on the Australian Council. Delegates from TL workers associations will attend as theAdmin plans support from ACTU and improving organisations. The talks have stirred debate in Madang and Lae associations amid calls for better information sharing. Conference list of associations includes Port Moresby Lae Wewak Rabaul Goroka New Ireland Northern Districts Western Highlands Milne Bay Madang and Wau Bulolo.
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Port Moresby
AAP
Lae
Papua New Guinea
Terrtory
Sacis Sons
Australian Council
Wewak
Rabaul
Goroka
New Ireland
Northern Districts
Western Highlands
Milne Bay
Madang
Wau-Bulalo
Planned £2m bridge over Como to be built
The Transport Minister announced a new £2 million Como Bridge project with Donovan H. Lee Partners to design and construct. Doug Cross of Georges River Lib welcomed the decision noting the existing bridge has served 82 years.
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Como
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