A Moderate Rise in Australia Inflation Cited
Australia’s December quarter CPI rose 1.2 percent lifting the annual inflation rate to about 4.6 percent for the last 12 months. Policy responses have slowed growth and raised unemployment, with wage costs and collective bargaining shaping the outlook for a possible wage and prices policy. The new Labor Government faces pressure over wage restraint and potential statutory controls.
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Australia
Snedden
Treasury
Commonwealth Public Service
Health centre concept as new team based care in ACT
The article outlines the health centre concept as an integrated team based approach to health care in Canberra and Belconnen. It stresses prevention over hospital care, community based planning, and the use of a generalist doctor coordinating a patient care team. It notes siting near community facilities and the role of computers for records, monitoring, and quality audits.
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Belconnen “C” Health Centre
Belconnen
Canberra
Llewelyn - Davies
Act
The Health Team at Belconnen C Health Centre
Describes the Belconnen C Health Centre structure with a Primary Care Team of four groups each containing two GPs and a general practice nurse plus secretarial support, and an Expanded Health Team including four dentists, mental health staff, social workers, therapists, health visitors, child health services, education, and a range of clinical and administrative facilities.
Government housing policy and potential Canberra sales
The article discusses a Federal Government housing decision affecting the States and suggests the Labor Government may maintain a rental only policy for Canberra government houses. It notes tenant and housing list hardships, with former tenants investing in improvements and long waits for purchase, and recalls Enderby’s evasive stance on selling government houses.
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Labor
Canberra
Enderby
Enterby
Sven
Uren
Russell Watson
Helen Watson
Green Revolution not sour says critic from Cronulla
Lively letters defend Dr Norman Borlaug’s Green Revolution amid charges of overreach. LENNARD BICKEL argues the program raised yields, reduced famine risk, and boosted living standards in India and Pakistan, while noting social challenges. He cites self sufficiency gains and new grain varieties.
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Mr Wilson
Mexico
Punjab
Uttar Pradesh
Turkey
Afghanistan
Morocco
Latin America
India
Pakistan
America
Canada
Australia
Bengal
Norman Hore Lung
Canberra
Academy of Science
Wilson
Borlaughes
Borlaug
Lennard Bickel
Nigeria debates its future after military rule
Former President Nnamdi Azikiwe spoke at Lagos University on October 27, urging a civil military governance model as Nigeria nears 1976 elections. The lecture sparked sharp editorials and widespread public debate on transitioning from military rule to civilian government and a possible diarchy.
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Federal Reblic .of Nigeria
Dinamdi Azikiwe
University of Lagos
Federation
Dr .Azikiwe
Nigeria
Dr Azikiwe
Ioc
Azikiwe
Nwafor Orizu
Africa
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