Education reform urged for Papua New Guinea
Mr John Bunting and Norman Cowper push wider education and economic freedoms in the territory. They urge schooling for all, constitutional change toward Australian Territory status, reduced taxes on cocoa and copra, and faster policy decisions to spur private enterprise and growth beyond prewar levels.
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Hasluck Talks Papua New Guinea Future Policy and Self Government
Australian official H. Hasluck told a summer school audience that no fixed target date exists for PNG self government, stressing gradual administrative build up and local decision making. He warned against premature moves and favored close Commonwealth ties, with eventual negotiated arrangements.
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Visionary Papua New Guinea policy questioned in school talk
John Hohnen of Wau criticizes Commonwealth policy as unrealistic and patchwork. He argues private enterprise needs seven tax free years and clearer investment guidance, while administration remains focused on native welfare and chaotic taxation. Dr. Brookfield notes European development risks and calls for better transport and capital, warning small farmer settlements at high cost.
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Speedy relief from BACKACHE
An early report notes relief from backache using a new remedy. The item emphasizes rapid effect and mentions a brief trial period and generic medical endorsement.
Brindabella Angler Reels In Giant Trout Feat
A 22 inch trout from Brindabella River drew cheers as Mr Boott battled the fish for about 20 minutes. He fought from the bank using a two pound breaking nylon line, noting the river was very low.
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