Impressions of Ky Visit Stirred Australia Debates
The visit by Air Vice-Marshal Ky drew strong pro and anti sentiment in Sydney and Melbourne. Commentary notes Ky's mixed persona and questions whether South Vietnam’s leadership can sustain itself, with Australia hoping for clear timelines and honest progress toward a broadly based, elected government.
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Britain Faces New Push to Join European Common Market
Britain eyes a renewed push toward joining the European Economic Community as leaders plan high level talks with West Germany and France. Prime ministers and officials, including Mr Wilson and Mr Brown, aim to chart a path by mid March, weighing de Gaulle's stance and the evolving political and economic landscape.
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Apprenticeship debate prompts reforms in ACT building trades
Mr Andrews raises concerns about apprentice ages and working conditions in Canberra building trades. He notes variable standards, wage structures, and the need for apprenticeship boards to address gaps. The column questions whether the sector can sustain with current training and suggests consulting the Apprenticeship Board for clearer rules.
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Sculpture in Canberra and public art debate
The Canberra Times discusses public sculpture and the roles of figures such as Donald Bronk, Panald Brinks, and Eugene Kamenka in shaping Canberra’s art scene. It notes critics find some works unremarkable while others provoke debate on value and achievement in sculpture and visual culture.
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Indonesia Recovery Debate Shapes Southeast Asia Outlook
Malaysia faces divergent views on Indonesia's path from debt crisis to recovery. Analysts cite vast natural wealth, Surharto-era politics, and creditor diplomacy as pivotal to stabilization and investment. Tradeoffs for regional balance remain unsettled as Jakarta pursues a sustainable growth plan.
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Doctor’s Dilemma and Late-Night Fees Revealed
A Melbourne exchange recounts a late night medical visit where a doctor faces door charges and ethics questions. The deputy medical secretary of the National Medical Association discusses tipping, mileage, and call fees amid patient conversation. The dialogue reveals fee disputes and procedural norms surrounding after hours care.
Quack Clinic Offers Ridiculous Deals and Promises
A scrambled radio play snippet shows a patient sorely duped by a mock medical scheme. A gleeful but unscrupulous doctor touts fake discounts, bizarre treatment promises, and “specials” while steering the patient toward questionable procedures and payments through confusing jargon. The scene ends with a rushed, sardonic exchange about timing and fees.
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