Letters To The Editor Corrects Driving Obstruction Report
A reader from Canberra writes to correct an impression about a road obstruction found during inspection. The author notes the obstruction is made from rubber and apologizes to authorities for an error in the original report.
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Wealth Avenue
Canberra Hospital Board Practice Sparks Public Access Concerns
The Canberra Community Hospital Board is increasingly sending items to committee for debate, limiting open discussion by elected members and restricting public access to reports. Critics say this silences minority views while undermining accountability to the hospital and community.
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Canberra
Haunted Islands Dislike Visitors and Demons on Lake Victoria Trip
Uganda report details Captain Pitman and his wife Joy visiting a demon haunted island off Lake Victoria. Islanders warn of a goat‑shaped demon that lures people into a hole. The couple, rescued after four days, describe natives avoiding the desolate area and report a perilous journey with a petrol drum and a district commissioner follow‑up.
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Aisieangh
Pitman
Fautaor
Uganda
Causs
E. A. Jones
Associated
Prem
Kampala
Lake Victoria
Scheid Museum
George
Joy
Hospital board debates sealed amendments to ordinance draft
Board members privately considered amendments to a proposed ordinance and debated releasing the draft. They agreed the document should not be released, with discussions held behind closed doors and a panel formed for guidance.
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As Board
Boon A
Ote
Brophy
Prem
Eidt
Isle
Minister's Stand on Long Leave Praised
Canberra chamber voices approval as the minister defers to industrial tribunals on long service leave and related economic factors. Stewart East of the chamber notes readiness to assist with investigations and emphasizes the ACT Employers' Association will address member interests in the process.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Fairhall
Act
Stewart East
Chamber
ALC
Employers’ Association
Death of Mr John Tiernan in Canberra District
The death occurred at Canberra Community Hospital yesterday of prominent Laeger grazier John Tiernan aged long time resident of Braddon Foctiner Street. He lived in the district since early settlement and retired from land work about ten years ago. Survived by his widow and two daughters Bilem and Betty, he was predeceased by two sons. His brother Dicheel Tiernan died last month.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Ae ‘Tiernan
Laeger
Dicheel Tiernan
John Tiernan
Tni
Bilem
Betty
Convine
New Conference On Hospital Parking Dispute
A committee of the Hospital Board met at Canberra Community Hospital to settle a parking dispute. Members discussed car access and refused permission for some vehicles to park outside the facility. Mr J How, Barrie Bupe, and others attended the meeting.
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Hos- Board
Canberra Community Hospital
J. How
Barrie Bupe
Residential Block For Koomarri Near Koomarri School
A.C.T. Handica Children’s Association plans a brick residential block named Koomari House beside Koomarri School costing about £10,000. It will house over 16s in a new program for handicapped youths and is a step toward a larger ACT scheme. The association has £6,000 in hand toward the fund.
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Koomari House
Koomarri
A.C.T. Handica
Children’s Association
Arri School
Associaton
Overseas steady influence on gold balances abroad
In Sydney a weekly report shows gold and balance figures steady abroad. The central bank balance sheet for the week ending July shows an aggregate around £470,000,000, unchanged from the previous period.
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Sydney
Baskee
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