Renshaw rejects basic wage demand and outlines plan
Mr. Renshaw refused the basic wage requests and said the government will apply automatic adjustments only as needed after court review. He noted the old agreement’s retention would disadvantage workers but backed the court’s proposed changes and periodic reviews tied to the consumer price index.
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Iis
South Wales
Labour Council
Renshaw
Meetiny
Conall Me
Oneil
R. Marsh
Rentime
Shaw
Se Aspecta
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Award case adjourned in ACT arbitration hearing
The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission adjourned the application by Aberra Firemen for an ACT amendment. Commissioner J A Findlay will inspect the Paddington training establishment in Sydney on July 1 and resume in Canberra the next day. The three day hearing covered firemen training and working conditions. Indians are greeted at last night's opening of Charley's Aunt by the Repertory Society at Albert Hall. Mrs Valeska Stewart welcomes Dr Usha Mahajani and Colonel and Mrs S N Sharma.
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Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Aberra
A.C.T. Ments
J. A. Findlay
Paddington
Sydney
Canberra
Albert Hall
Repertory Society
Charley
Repertory Social Committee
Valeska Stewart
Usha Mahajani
Australian National University
5. N. Sharma
Indian High Commission
Rainy Canberra Forecast With Stretched Showers
Canberra weather expected to stay cloudy with showers today. The forecast calls for a high near 52 degrees and a low around 40 degrees as rain lingers throughout the day.
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Canberra
Choice of best plan a problem in Australia development
Dr D H McKay, head of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, warned that choosing the best development plan for Australia is hard amid many viable projects. He urged public debate to inform key industries and noted academics often fear radical theories could hinder progress.
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Australia
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
D. H. McKay
Mary Industries
McKay
Irrigation Commission
Irrigation Commission Mr. Teeteadt
Quilty
Heecrenie
Charley's Aunt at Repertory Delivers Broad Farce
Last night's performance opened strongly as Warwick Ingleby set the rapid pace in this polished revival of Charley's Aunt. The show hinges on mistaken identities and witty quips with capable performances by Sally Morrison Barbara Richardson and others elevating the farce through lively costumes and staging.
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Grant
MacIntyre
Neil Trust
Wahead Ee
Renee Sally Morrison
Aintlie Gotte
Barbara Richardson
G. C. Power
Mel Bea
Warwick Ingley
Tribune in New Guinea reflects election support and self rule stance
A chaotic New Guinea Tribune report describes a House of Assembly linked issue praising election performance and cooperation with the Papua New Guinea movement. The piece notes a government style address and the paper’s role in promoting self rule while stressing strong party backing and strategic messaging.
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Moresby
Bornesday
A.A.P
Erage Org
Papua-New Guinea
Nn Atranbete
House of Assembly
Tribune
Communist Party
Praise for Soprano Rhonda Bruce in London Recital
The Times praised Australian soprano Rhonda Bruce for a clear natural voice and intelligent phrasing after a Monday recital at Leighton House London Kens ington. She trained at the Juilliard School New York and impressed with Purcell and Handel arias though critics urged more differentiation and spontaneity.
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London
Rhonda Bruce
Times
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