Drug Valuers Told Be Impartial by Australian Committee
The Australian Drug Evaluation Committee was urged to be completely impartial in settling disputes between the Department of Health and drug manufacturers over new therapeutic products. Senator Wade announced the instruction at the committee's first Sydney meeting at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and noted the government plans a therapeutic products division to review import licenses. An independent panel of seven eminent medical men was also appointed to advise or arbitrate, headed by Dr. Edgar F Thomson with members from Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide.
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Clive Fitts
Melbourne
Robert F.| Whelan
Hugh N. Roberson
Adelaide
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Drink laws eased for Aborigines in metropolitan area
The Executive Council approved a proclamation exempting the metropolitan area from Licencing Act sections that forbid Aborigines to drink and limit selling liquor. Minister G G Pearson said this is a trial step with six months to review and possibly extend the area.
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Skiing Conditions Improve for Weekend Across Snow Fields
Conditions remain good across Kosciusko Chalet with 24 to 36 inches packed and lifts operating at Guthega, while Perisher remains closed and Smiggin Holes sees fair conditions. Roads vary from closed to passable with multiple sites reporting 18 to 24 inches and forecasts for more snow over the weekend.
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Guthega
Smiggin Holes
Kosciusko Hotel
Spencers Creek
Kiandra
Kings Cross
Thredbo
Cabramurra
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