Kerr bids farewell as Governor General Sir Zelman Cowen
Sir John Kerr reflects on a period as Governor General marked by crowded action and experience. He says his three years in office have been stimulating and challenging, executed with faithful observance of his oath. He notes the tenure would be exceptional even if longer.
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A corrupted OCR snippet includes scattered names and phrases such as Sydney, Tyoder, Opraatan, Ly Caninetth, SAE MMI Fete, HSE TC, Aetna, Salome, and Weber. Text appears garbled with no coherent events, dates, or actions to summarize into a clear news item.
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Governor-General pick sparks old and new debates in Australia
Sir Zelman Cowen, a Queensland University administrator and law expert, named to become Australia's 20th Governor-General, with Prime Minister Fraser signaling potential shifts in the role. In Canberra and media circles the appointment prompts discussion of ceremonial duties, constitutional powers, and the future of the office as Cowen prepares sworn-in duties in December 1977.
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Controversial and brilliant academic Zelman Cowen profile
Controversial and brilliant professor Sir Zelman Cowen, a leading Australian scholar of the era, faced campus unrest and student protests in the 1970s amid controversial reforms. Born 1919 in Melbourne, he rose to prominence, later serving on national commissions and academic bodies as public attention fluctuated.
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Talks on petrol dispute in Brisbane with Hawke and Lickiss
In Brisbane yesterday Prime Minister Hawke and Minister Lickiss held discussions to avert a national fuel strike amid a court case involving Storemen and Packers Australia. They reported the talks as useful and that recommendations were presented for consideration. The union faces potential industrial action over a depot employee charged with threatening to cut fuel supplies.
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Garden city to plough in Canberra planning inquiry
Pialligo man Lunberta advocates turning manicured lawns into productive plots linking town and country. He argues for garden city concepts with home gardens and local produce, proposing autonomous neighborhoods, blended work and housing, and local workshops. He criticizes fragmented planning and urges regional cooperation to ease social issues through self-sufficiency.
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