Canberra population leaps in latest year despite growth rate confusion
Canberra's population rose by 8,032 in the last financial year to 85,676 as of June 30, with a growth rate reported between 10 and 44 percent in places, while local discussions note shifts in gender and dwelling counts amid fluctuating estimates and a high level of data confusion across reports. The article references demographics including gender splits, dwelling occupancy, and references to population timing and revision.
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Canberra
Unclear Vocational Board Delays Reflect Committee Actions
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Controversy Over Contraceptives Sale Prompts Board Probe
The board of management led by Mr 4G Hartnell will review legal aspects of selling contraceptives following a general meeting. ANU Students Association president Mr John Yacklann argues the issue falls outside the pharmacy sale. Local debate centers on union support and community response.
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University of NSW Vending Contraceptives Proposal Sparks Debate
A campus debate arises over a proposed contraceptives vending machine at the University of NSW. Students, clergy, and faculty voice opinions on policy, morality, and the potential impact on university life and marriage ethics. The plan faces opposition from church representatives and concerns about legality under ACT law and pharmacy regulations.
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University of Nsw
Sethawa
Americans Overrun Vietcong Fortifications Amid Heavy Casualties
Reported fighting across Vietnam says Americans overran several Vietcong positions. Nine wounded and four dead are noted with private casualties including Corporal Munday and Private E, Rukilla among others. Vietcong losses and captures are claimed as forces pushed through the area.
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Womer
Australia backs national road law plan amid traffic drive
A plan for a nationwide uniform traffic law in Australia received backing from the Australian Transport Advisory Council. The move follows a crisis period and aims to tighten driver improvement programs and road safety measures across states.
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Perth
Australian Transport Advisory Council
Committees to plan for cathedral in Canberra
Two committees were formed in Canberra to plan Canberra’s Roman Catholic cathedral. An executive under Cardinal Gilroy leads a design committee chaired by Bishop J Cullinane with architecture, engineering, arts, finance officials. A second finance committee, chaired by Bishop Thomas, will secure funds.
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Call for calm on market crisis in Europe
Bonn reports West Germany and Italy urged restraint during the Common Market crisis as market tensions rose Thursday. The appeal named Bonn and Rome as spokesmen for stability, signaling diplomatic effort to avert panic.
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British Minister on secret trip to Hanoi
A junior British Minister Harold Davies travels to Hanoi on invitation from the North Vietnamese government to engage with leaders of the Commonwealth peace mission. The mission, led by Me Wilson, seeks North Vietnam’s response to a request for talks while Soviet and Chinese officials stay distant. Davies aims to persuade Hanoi to receive the mission and clarify Hanoi's stance, with no firm outcome expected yet.
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ACTU Against Strike Sparks Political Debate
The ACTU opposes the strike as tensions rise over defense policy and wartime involvement. A military cadet review of Vietnam engagement shapes discussions on national security. President Sokarvo returns to Dlakarts to brief senior policy authorities.
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