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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 26, 1975

Page

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Margrete Helgeby Rehearses for Romeo and Juliet Page Role

Margrete Helgeby of Curtin rehearses as a page in the Australian Ballet production of Romeo and Juliet with Lucinda Sharpe. The 13 year old has appeared twice with the Company, previously in Cinderella, and begins a new run at the Canberra Theatre.

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States vote for central voice in federalism plan

In Sydney four non-Labor states agreed to legislate a springback mechanism for reasserting federalism against central government policies. The plan, to be introduced in state parliaments later this year, would create a Commonwealth-style council of states to challenge central authority.

Sydney Council of Simtes Ge Ourmaine

Fragmented Late News Briefs Incomprehensible Text

The readable portions describe a late news assault and unclear events involving associations and operations. Names, dates, and places are largely unreadable, leaving the core incident and involved parties undetermined in this fragment.

Border Inquiry Warns of Crisis in Australian Fine Wool

NSW Sheep Breeders President Bruce Merriman warned the ACT border extension could devastate Australia’s fine wool industry. NSW committees heard fears of national calamity, with officers urging Canberra’s expansion plan and regional strategy. Public hearings set for August in Sydney and Canberra to consider impacts and compensation for social disruption.

Act Australia NSW Sheep Breeders Association Bruce Merriman NSW Committee of Inquiry Yasa NSW Graniere Association Sydney Canberra

Surprises in public attitude survey report

Fragmented OCR notes summarize a survey on attitudes and external factors across departments and timber-related waves. Mentions a significant Australian aid agency figure and political contexts with Aboriginal affairs and cabinet involvement.

Agen de Tariana

Cabinet approves revised Canberra city rates

Cabinet yesterday set a compromise general-rate level for Canberra amid debate. The move follows a proposal from the Department of the Territory and faces timing delays with notices to the public likely issued before late October.

Canberra Department of the Reritory Territon Bryant

Details on Budget Still to be Finalised

The 1975 76 Cabinet Budget deliberations wrapped mid afternoon and await further detailing. Government expenditures were reconciled between Monday and Thursday as cabinet members signaled revised estimates and a reduced scope aligned with cabinet expenditure review recommendations. A special financial grant from the Grants Commission funds an extra 36.8 million across states.

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Air fares rise 14 percent after government approval

Domestic air fares rise about 14 percent after federal approval for TAA and Ansett. Canberra Sydney economy fare jumps to 519.60 and Canberra Melbourne fare to 31.00, with cargo rates up 10 percent from midnight next Friday. Airlines expect about 16.5 million in extra revenue and cite cost increases from labour, fuel, and supplies.

Melbourne TAA Ansett Airlines Ansett Airlnes

New Economy Air Fares Up By Flagfall Plus Per Km

The new economy fare uses an $8 flagfall plus 4 896 cents per kilometre flown per passenger, replacing the old 56 flagfall plus 4 298 cents per kilometre. Last August saw a 12.5 percent overall rise in fares and freight. First class remains 25 percent above economy, though the $3 economy and $3.75 first class through Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Adelaide Alice Springs Mt Isa fare was dropped. McKenzie says increases apply only to past rises with no future cost provisions.

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Tonkin Surges to SA Liberal Leadership Victory

Dr David Tonkin defeated Dr Bruce Bantick for the South Australian Liberal Opposition leadership in Adelaide. The party’s parliamentary group met for two hours at Parliament House. Tonkin vowed to unite the party, with Roger Golteronby as deputy leader and a push to align the Liberal movement in SA amid internal reforms and leadership dynamics.

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Newsmen challenge ABC on censorship policy

The executive producers of three ABC radio programs refused to broadcast reports from the New Delhi bureau in protest against government censorship. They accuse management of coercion and say the policy harms reporting integrity and could undermine morale among foreign correspondents. ABC general manager Duckmanton says censorship rules were adopted reluctantly and will be watched closely for impact on coverage.

ABC New Delhi Anex Blaghiet

Maan killed at Hall in truck accident

Barry Thomas Dixon, 19, of Ainslie was killed yesterday afternoon on the north side of Hall when he slipped and fell under the wheels of a truck. Police spokesman said Watson was a member of a loadmarking team.

Barry Thomas Wixon Ainslie Hall Watson

BHP lifts profit by almost $10m

The Broker Hill Prop retary Co Ldearmed recent profit of 109,535.00 in the same Fall. The Senate has been severely criticied for its handling at the inquiry into the Loans Affair. The Department of the Capital Territory effects has revere from measures from about 5500 to about 50000 under the new dog control ordinance.

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