Universities and planning urged for practical town outcomes
The report notes architects and town planners should seek practical results over research as Australia faces barriers to city production. It covers education on child care symposia, ANZAAS student attendance, and calls for alternative paper production from CSIRO dentists. Papua New Guinea aid outlook remains large. medals announced for 1976.
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Good record of scientists at ANZAAS congress
Australian scientists showed generally strong concern for social issues says Mr Justice Wootten in his presidential address at the ANZAAS Congress in Canberra. He praised scientific involvement in Aboriginal and environmental matters while warning against endorsing science for harm, urging responsible use of discoveries to avoid a future threat.
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Hiss
Anzaas Congress
Justice, Wootten
ANZAAS Congress Truncated Slogan Debate
Fragmented notes show ANZAAS Congress discussion on scientist roles and professional authority. The text hints at demonstrations of commitment and danger in addressing a problem, citing personal responsibility and public trust within scientific leadership.
Nuclear threat from backyard bombs raises alarms
A senior lecturer from the University of Sydney warns at the ANZAAS Congress that easily assembled nuclear devices, and even chemical or biological agents, could be used for blackmail or terrorism by small groups. He urges alternatives to nuclear fission and questions plans to export enriched uranium, warning of potential loss of personal liberty and environmental catastrophe if power is pursued without safeguards.
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Inestitute
Criminology
University of Sydney Law School
Auxira
Whitlam Arrival in Canberra For Aus Talks
Prime Minister Whitlam returns to Canberra for a packed schedule including a briefing at Fair, a possible press conference, meetings with the Minerals and Energy team, and attendance at the ANZAAS Grand meeting. Deputy presides at arrival. reporters vow coverage next week.
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Connor
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Whitlam
Canberra
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Canter Oy
South African Airline Ad Ban Debate in Adelaide
Monday report notes South African Airways could be banned amid transit policy tensions in Adelaide. Minister for Transport Mr Ying opposes renewal of SAA contract as MBIT guidance challenges metropolitan tramway bus plans.
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South African Airways Ie
Metropolitan Tramway
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Hostages Swap Ends After Paris Airliner Crisis
Guerrillas freed 10 hostages after exchanging for a Boeing 707 in Paris. The hijackers crossed toward Rome, with Orly Airport siege ending when Egyptian Ambassador Naguib Kadry intervened, after about 18 hours.
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Trraeli
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Power cut hits more jobs in NSW dispute ruling
SYDNEY, Minihiy. The NSW Industrial Commission granted applications by employer groups to stand down workers due to the power dispute. Justice McKeon handed down the decision, potentially affecting up to 700,000 workers in New South Wales who have been stood down or at risk of job loss.
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NSW power cabinet orders citywide shutdowns
A government subcommittee decision to shut down power lines in the Sydney industrial area affects up to 200 workers not paid during the outage. The move and timing remain tied to an unresolved Aspe matter and ongoing workflow disruptions.
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Nsw
Reluctant but act may be hit soon in NSW power crisis
NSW Minister for Mines and Energy Freudenstein said authorities faced a reluctant choice as blackouts threaten NSW. An Electricity Commission stand down could affect up to 4000 workers to conserve electricity in southern and northern NSW and the ACT.
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Nsw
Blackouts Sweep District as Power Loss Keeps Residents in the Dark
Spokesman for Sohayrange council says Friday's outages spanned roughly half each district over about 10 hours. Cleric Mike Welachler notes renewed concerns as the Monaro County area experiences ongoing power instability and confusion over restoration efforts.
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Monaro
Mike Welachler
Uid
Ben Sin
Perkins to press racism charges in department of Aboriginal Affairs
Mr Charles Perkins announced he would pursue racism in employment charges against department head Barrie Dexter, following action by the Department on Labor's discrimination in employment committee. Dexter reportedly claimed dismissal and a contested role change, with Perkins describing a hostile, racist atmosphere and seeking a more suitable position while continuing advocacy for Aboriginal education and health.
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Welson
Dexter
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Reid
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Canberra Times
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Austral Munis
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Lintod
Service Board
Filming Ship Trapped By Water On Sydney Voyage Set
Off Sydney a barquentine the New Endeavour used by Film Australis for a voyage recreation began taking on water while under full sail. The ship sent a distress call as crew and passengers fought to drain a flooded saloon with buckets, aided by water police and the police launch Fearless.
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Sydney Harbour
Government to tighten car imports and tariffs says officials
Government plans likely impose compulsory measures on fake car imports as trade officials cite rising numbers. Officials report October and November data show imported Japanese and other brands, with total values reaching millions. policymakers warn higher duties may follow to protect local industry.
Doctors Plea to Maintain Contracts Across Sectors
A fragmented clipping reports doctors urging continued contracts amid possible actions under trade practices law. The article touches on commissions, political tensions, and international references, including Northern Ireland and Austrian governance.
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