Puzzling Naval Clash Tests Asia China Ties
Canberra Times reports a clash between ships of Nationalist China and Communist forces at a mainland base. The incident deepens tensions and raises questions about Taiwan's treaty ties with the United States, amid ongoing shelling near Quemoy and Mat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chinas
United States
Kuomintang
Tiapei
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Mao Tsowng
Taipéi
Asia
Mao
Chiang
Washington
Peking
Nixon
Warsaw
Romania
Albania
Mr Ninon
Liquor Reform Aims to Modernize Canberra Licensing
The Department of the Treasury proposes a reform of liquor laws in the ACT, challenging puritan views on drinking and urging public access to policy work. The paper argues for broader licences, fewer restrictions at motels with beds, and reflects on continental trends, urging a modern, civilised approach to living in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Thterior
Department of the Treriar
Canberra
Contemptuous refusal to reveal tender details at Canberra Abattoir
A Deputy Secretary refused Thursday to provide Senate Select Committee with tender information about a Canberra Abattoir site. The incident, tied to government property and public interests, prompted calls for full disclosure and questioned ministerial approval and cabinet prerogatives. The issue echoes broader concerns over bureaucratic transparency and parliamentary accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interine
Senate Select Committee
Canberra
ACT Advisory Council
Tse Retail
Interior
Nixon
Australia weighs bomber choices in late 1963 defence shift
The article discusses Australia's 1963 decision to buy 24 F-1 Fell fighters from the United States, amid intense public and political scrutiny. It notes the Menzies government’s push for an early election, mounting opposition criticism, and the broader debate over Canberra’s bomber replacement versus Canberras. It covers the defense budget increases, on‑the‑spot aircraft evaluations, and the role of the Hancock mission in assessing potential replacements including TSR-2 and other jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
United States
Gisetion
Staes
Australia
Defense
Lie A. G. Towneley
Faye Ward
Lhe
Conte
Pentagon
Walston Hancock
Raab Agencg Canbiurrs
Minster der Air
Osborne
Alrcraft
Eine
Intercout
Haanberg
Que Foley
Wiera
Ion
Tao
Airtel
Air
Fairbairn
Batt
Aone
Elsate
Defence
ALP
Air Force
Canberra
RAAT
RAAF
British Aircraft Corporation
North American
McDonnell
General Dynamics
TEX
Tate
Paris
Fhitbaim
Himcock
Hancock
House of Representatives
Australian Labor Party
JMGS
Pary
McCalwell
Ander
Fairfax Newtapae
Poo
Calwell
Indonesia
Labor Party
Teader
Gor
Audy
Defence Department
Townley
Washington
Robert Menzies
Lewier
Labor
Silence and rights of public servants in Canberra debate
An author argues that silencing public service criticism harms democracy. He cites Canberra as a major employer and questions proposed powers that would curb dissent by public servants, warning against government fear of whistleblowing and censorship. He urges citizen vigilance to protect civil liberties and governance transparency.
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Plowen
Canberra
Bowen
Funk
Australia
Toe Cabal
Letter on homosexuality reform sparks mixed views in Australia
Readers debate reforms to homosexual relationships amid calls for a society centered on moral values. One writer argues against normalization, citing religious convictions and the perceived threat to family structure, while urging education on love and social harmony.
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Australia
Rome
Lights and safety issues raise driver concerns near Adelaide roads
Corin Nicholson urges authorities to consider hooded or bright streetlights along arterial routes near Deakin Oval and St Andrews in Hobart Avenue, fearing glare and distraction could compromise safety for motorists and pedestrians. He asks for review of lighting intensity and placement to improve visibility without causing glare.
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Ween Valley
Deakin Oval
St. Andrew's
Wylerian
Silte Circle
Hobart Avenue
National Library policy on collection and reader access
The Canberra reader community is shown a National Library policy outlining a broad national scope and unique holdings. It emphasizes preserving rare materials and providing access through skilled librarians, with readers aided by reference staff and a strong bibliographic effort.
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Canberra
Macks
National Library
de WibHiry
Aeueral
Thei
Wall
Mms
State
Aegent
Australia
Iss
Ody
Maateria
Enim Minterial
Feu
Sla
Ceferance Ubrarians
Pygmalion review prompts accuracy concerns
Geoff Rothwett of The Tone Theatre Company Canterbury complains that a recent review of Pygmalion miscredited performances and misdescribed Elizas speech. He attributes the corrections to Joseph Jumen, not Tuny Thurhon, urging a clarifying update in the Old Tale coverage of the May performance at CentraI Theatre.
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Tom
Eliza
Tick Jg
Wfiea
Couree
Henry Hien
Cole
Joseph Jumen
Tuny Thurhon
Seporla
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Hanne Weisbrod
Australian National University
Weisbrod
Australian Quarterly
Mengies
Tsk
Jamal
Von
Tad
Alts
Mero
Brannie Yang
Ieee Ta
Patna
Avo
Deimbor If
Nagres
Oster
Raaf Batila
AI Braddon
Mare
Society
Ripesi
Taos
Austalia
Dave Mckay
Quoan
Sir
Fox Safety
Shold Kota
Bugest
AEH Ag
Shales
Videralion
Tan Nicholson
Corin
Parkes
ACT Moyet Motel Group
Tenis, BD. L. Kille Moteliers Limited
Canberra City
Pygmalion’ Review
Geoff Rothwett
Lon Laurit
Tone Theatre Company
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