Australian Vice Chancellors Plan New Committees
The Australian Vice-Chancellors Committee announced a report from Canberra proposing seven standing committees to study university problems in Australia. It urges appointing a one year university member to act as a source of direction, plus an expert committee to review research in teaching and student progress.
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Committees formed to study university reforms and funding
The panel urged evaluating all aspects of the university including faculties, teaching methods, and tertiary colleges. It recommended reassessment of institutes such as teachers colleges and technical schools, with emphasis on broader input, seminars, and part time study to boost progress and outcomes.
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Challenge for Yeo at RSL State Congress
The NSW State president of the RSL Sir William Yeo faces a challenge from five other nominees for his position at the upcoming RSL State congress held on Tuesday.
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Pools staff leave Nauru tonight
Pools Australia ends its Pacific Sporting Pools venture after a collapse that cost an estimated 100000 pounds. The remaining staff will depart Nauru and the caretaker group will stay to finish partial site works. The company plans a Geelong arrival early next month with key personnel including the general manager and party secretary.
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Victoria public service group urges new title for workers
Melbourne Tuesday officials of the Victorian Public Service Association argue against the term servant, urging public service for members such as Mr J R Andrews and Mr W Maybury. They contend the word gives a negative impression of their work and that replacing it would better reflect officers and directors serving the government.
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Sydney blaze damages factory and nearby areas
A chaotic fire at an Australian manufacturing site caused damage across a four story building. Police report the blaze began late at night and evidence of smoke and debris was visible outside. No serious injuries reported as investigators search the scene near Steel City.
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American professor warns Vietnam era divisions test US higher education
Dr Kerr, visiting American professor, argues US student movements are more intense than in Australia, linking Vietnam era strife to racial conflict at home. He spoke in Armidale on education in the United States and plans to address university reform and democratic persuasion over a tour of Australian campuses.
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Goulburn Hospital Board Plans Extra Beds and District Nursing
Goulburn Base Hospital Board directors decide to add beds for sick and aged residents and consider a district nursing service to operate alongside the hospital, aiming to improve community health support in the district.
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