Mr Holt Cites Failing Eyes Amid Talk of Education
In a garbled report from Melakaune, Mr Holt says his night vision is weakening and his eyesight trouble spills into daily tasks at home. He mentions medical issues, refers to a seaside trip, and vaguely alludes to education topics and national programs, noting concerns about schooling and insured education.
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Nbn
Truett
Tole Saul
Theoreltel
Mary
Sverige Wehling
Holt Asid
ACT Education Stance Amid Federation Criticism
Critics from the NSW Teachers Federation allege overcrowding in Woden Valley primary schools and inadequacies in Canberra high schools. Minister Anthony defends ACT systems as sound while noting annual federation critiques before premiers conferences. The department reports mixed findings on class sizes, staffing, and facilities across Woden Valley and Canberra high schools.
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NSW Teachers Federation
Woden Valley
Canberra
Harry Smith
Imne
Federation
Department of the Interior
Woden
Smith
Thhat Feas
Hughes
Act
Nsw
Doctors fees rise in New South Wales
The New South Wales Australian Medical Association approved fee increases yesterday. AMA recommended rises in many areas with central Western regions seeing a 30 percent hike. Consultation fees reach around $3, while visiting fees go to $4 for two visits, with some caps noted.
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New South Wales
Genselee
Visit by Japanese PM Likely Anticipated Australia Stop
An expected visit by Japan's prime minister to Australia is anticipated during a tour of Asia. A spokesman for the Australian Department of External Affairs said Canberra will welcome the visit, though arrangements are not yet finalized. The former prime minister had planned earlier trips, with specifics still uncertain.
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Mainer
Ausralia
Holt
Australia
Aintinea
Asia
Canberra
Pair
Fratiyi
Education before metrics in Western Australia inquiry
Evidence given to Parliament Haws by A Roberts of the Dilertee of Adult Education argues for a new adult education program. He says an education first approach would be more intensive than prior decimal urgency conversions and would guide metric freight and measures for the state.
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RTL
Australia
Western Australia
Fir TH. Roberts
Chale
Meieke Yee Ium
ANU Students Vote On Policies And SRC Actions
About 50 students at the Australian National University gathered for a special meeting of the Students’ Representative Council. They voted to support moving to restrict political debate to education, elected a council seat, and urged government aid to non military foreign programs, while condemning bombing in North Vietnam and apartheid.
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Universty
Fnaight
Counci
Ball
Ahe
Aswich
Jon
Wortc
Intimn
Src|o Convent
ANU
Fident
Fio
Speace
Vietnam
National Liberation, Front
North Vietnm
National Postal Strike Seen Inevitable Across Australia
Australian postal workers and unions await government talks as observers predict a nationwide walkout. Reports cite anticipated five day week demands, potential penalties, and preparations for further action if ministers fail to concede. Leaders from UPCT and APWL warn of extended disruption across PMG services.
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Melbourne
Haker
Fed
Anderson
Tove Tal Inceane Pst
Adelaide
Nan Poul
Post Office
Barnes
Aus
Pcotts
Australian Council of Postal
Fala
M.P. Conlon
Ces
FOREN
Oped Ani Ady
New
Eines Mibila
Wikl
Fed-lhek
Oficer
Linder
Liams
Saurday
UPCT
Canberra
PMG
Politi
Ernest Aus Ing
ACSPA
Pokeaman
Robert Gipps
Esperance
John Orpage
Wagin
Dla
Pest
Tale Iverin
John Milic
J. SloMlicer
Austra S
Felomantian
MRE Mga
Romend
Dil
Tolhim
Linian
G. Sla
Imey CH
APWL
Pangu Pati Splits Over Leadership and Election Strategy
The Pangu Pati factions clash over blundering ministerial handling and parliamentary approach. They demand autonomy from a central executive, resist forced alignment, and insist on fielding their own candidates in the upcoming general election as village voters seek prudent leadership.
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Burnice
Seal ‘Puten
Barnes
Australian Labor Party
Panu
Melqinch
Territonis
Pangu
Australia
Fishermen Missing Off Esperance Coast
A missing fishermen report from Western Australia states no trace found of the three men since leaving off the coast 40 miles east of Esperance. A search using aircraft and a diving boat was conducted with two skin divers involved.
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Perth
Esperance
Febing Bok
Way
First iguana hatchling at Melbourne Zoo escapes into hedge
A rare iguana hatchling, reportedly the first in Australia, wriggled free from its shell at Melbourne Zoo. The juvenile, growing size of a large tomato, fled toward a hedge while its South American-origin mother had laid 38 eggs.
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Australia
Melbourne Zoo
Passengers Stranded As 24 Hour Rail Strike Paralyzes SA
In Adelaide the Commonwealth Railways strike halted passenger and freight services across desolate parts of South Australia. About 100 to 200 passengers including several children were held at Cook and Perth bound services delayed. Injuries reported to two passengers amid the disruption.
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Adelaide
Commonwealth Railways
South Australia
Perth
Cook
Howe
Brett Matthews
Franten Ee Mavlands
Western
Auserg
Wil Tralla
Coro
Oprae
Port Augusta
Deakin
Maree
Alfred
Port i
Edward Humphries
Adelside
Fort
Sensi Dmn
Coser
Nonihy
Netra
Astzval
Commonwealth Railway
del A
Yal Pote
Mg Sur
Oa i Narisiga
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South America
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