Speaker and the Typist Case Dispute Reaches Court
Central Court heard whether the Speaker Mr A F Stanham will dismiss or proceed to trial in the case brought by Miss Shepherd, the typist alleging improper conduct by Mr Maher and other staff members at a parliamentary Christmas gathering. The evidence covered alleged statements, a decanter incident, and questions about the relationship and motive behind the claims.
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New jet aircraft to aid safety in Canberra
The Department of Civil Aviation will showcase the Hawker Siddeley HS25 jet in Canberra on Saturday as the first of two ordered aircraft. It will be handed to the Minister for Civil Aviation, Senator Henry, in Melbourne.
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Repairs to Downer fountain workmen resume
Work on the Downer memorial fountain faces delays after 24 months of issues with cleaning and debris removal. Crews from the interior department are continuing repairs to clear the pool and restore the fountain’s flow despite repeated difficulties.
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Canberra license inspectors debate entry rights
Postwar policy notes limit on right to enter homes for television and radio licence checks in Canberra next month. Officials say inspectors cannot enter residences without permission, amid broader moves to regulate broadcasting authority and enforcement procedures.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Aviation Inspection and Jet Safety
A spokesman notes new aviation inspection issues as Boeing 727s and other jets face heightened safety questions. References to authorities, equipment checks, and possible service changes surface amid reports of inspector challenges and evolving system requirements.
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Plastic vinyl strips mark Canberra road trials
The Department of Works began a trial using white vinyl strips stuck to roads on Commonwealth Avenue Budge to replace painted lines. The beads improve night reflection. Officials say the strips cost more but require less maintenance, and the trial will show if benefits justify the expense.
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Sawmill Building for Mt Stromlé
A contract was let for the construction of a sawmill building at Mount Stromlo. The project involves maintenance and major security work overseen by the Department and Forestry ministry, with experiments using impregnated materials and timber.
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