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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1970
Page
5
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Visitors flock to Naracoorte caves where caves explorer Grahame Cattrell and PhD student R T Wells uncovered a proceptodon skull and giant kangaroo remains in a Victoria Cave tunnel. The find, described by Dr R H Tedford of the American Museum as among the world’s finest, fuels ongoing study by University of Adelaide zoologists and locals.
South Australian authorities plan to open Victoria Cave to many visitors with an underground museum to display fossils. The site yielded complete bones, including diprotodonts and giant marsupials, from Lake Callabanoa, part of an Ice Age fossil belt. Researchers seek diet, species counts, and Aboriginal links.
Canberra observers report Borrow and Rent Pty Ltd negotiating to operate and lease the Department of the Interior in the ACT. The firm, already dominant in landholding, would absorb administrative duties while promising no public change, with further moves to lease the National Capital Development Commission and other Territory buildings.
A couple recounts living aboard a midstream barge near the river, rowing to shore daily, handling oddities like stolen oars and crabs in the dinghy. They describe a comfortable, stove heated interior, pumping water, social river life, milk delivery from a pub, and eventual departure to a house as life aboard ends.
The government is urged to consider a national celebration free from strikes and disputes as Joan Lynravn argues for a peaceful day of national reflection and unity.
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