Students, heat woes at Narrabri and Canberra schools
The report describes students at Narrabri End Primary School facing cold classrooms and the NEAT training scheme, while Canberra schools struggle with aging heating systems. Teachers protest poor conditions, and the Department of Education notes boiler adjustments and limited maintenance staff, with calls for long term upgrades.
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Pruhlen
Siesh Beujune
Adiquniarative
Department of Administrayey
Albu
Commonwealth Employment Service
Kelly
Somme Maintenace
Department of the Capital Territory
Hamilton
Canberra
Department of Education Aid
South African critic slams Fraser on apartheid policy
Sydney report says Foreion Minister Botha attacked Australian Prime Minister Fraser on TV. Botha criticized apartheid and stated the Pretoria Government would not concede to facial political equality, signaling a hard line stance.
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Sydney
South Africa
Foreion
Botha
ABC
Fraser
Pretoria
Private investment dips in March quarter but remains buoyant
The Bureau of Statistics reports new private investment in the March Quarter fell 2 percent from December after seasonal adjustment yet stayed fairly buoyant. The March quarter was 11 percent higher than a year earlier, with limited expectations for the upcoming June quarter possibly easing six month gains.
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Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Warwick Bracken
Sabah Agency Buys Australian Cattle Station for Stable Beef
Sabah's Rural Government Co operative announced the 1.8 million purchase of Camfield cattle station in the Northern Territory. The deal links Darwin access and aims to secure not less than 22,000 head of cattle for Sabah while conserving stocks and training Sabahans. An Australian management company will run the farm with Sabah acting as co-manager.
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Kota Kinabalu
Tan Malaysia
Aap&eulerd
Sabah
Datuk Harris Mohamed Salleh
Co-Operative
Ealan
Camfield
Darwin
Government eases capital inflow controls in 1977 reforms
A government statement outlines eased overseas borrowing rules and suspended variable-deposit requirements. It details adjustments to embargoes on short term borrowings, nonresident investments, and intercompany indebtedness, with new thresholds and conditions for reserves and securities.
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Thal
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Jing
Obouchaclu
Lamia
Prawih
Sie
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Westerns Wall Mor
Reserve Bank
Linen Up Muse
Mbsible
Australia
Government eases controls on foreign capital flows
The government moves to relax controls on foreign capital in a bid to smooth seasonal fluctuations and avoid capital flight. Factors include budget discipline, bank lending, and anticipated weak near term capital outflows. Higher overseas rates may draw funds back for investment, potentially lowering rates domestically. The Salvation Army Red Shield appeal kicks off in Canberra and Queanbeyan on Sunday, with a Canberra Times feature on its work in pages 18 and 19.
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Burke
Australia
Salvation Army
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Canberra Times
PS union branch opposes uranium mining and storage plans
The ACT branch of the Administrative and Clerion Officers Association adopts a policy opposing mining and export of Australian uranium and the storage of nuclear waste. The secretary, Geoff Blunden, said the statement could go to the national conference and would direct members to take no action against other unions over uranium bans, citing safeguards and civil liberties concerns.
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Administrative and Clerion Officers Association
Australia
ACT
Geoff Blunden
Association
ACOA
Industrial Relations Bureau
Blunden
Industry protection and Canberra clash mark ALP Perth conference
The ALP in Perth pushes for greater economic independence and a diversified industrial base signaling protectionist aims. Reports mention NSW engineering talks and state takeover debates amid references to Australia New Zealand Japan and Indo China relations.
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Perth
Guy Davidserites
Nsw
ASEAN
Isters
Singa
Ional
Iralia
New Zealand
Japan
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