Thorny’s Letter Sparks Debate On University Purpose
The letter by Thorny argues that universities risk becoming overly efficient and detached from teaching, urging consideration of student needs between lectures and exams. It reflects on Dr. Moore’s views, medieval university ideals, and the shift to modern roles as professional training centers amid societal and governmental pressures.
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Australians push for full aboriginal voting rights in New Guinea
An editorial argues Australians advocate universal voting for full blooded aborigines to ease UN concerns about New Guinea. It notes natives’ ties to missions and settlements, their limited interest in the white world, and the long path toward a shared civic understanding, with emphasis on white responsibility.
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United Nations
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New Guinea
Northern Territory
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Labour Split Over German Troop Return Stirring Parliament Debate
Labour leaders clash as Britain agrees to host West German troops amid NATO ties. Me Harold Watkinson and George Brown urge sober policy while the party splits over the deal. The Visiting Forces Act is amended to place German troops under British and German military law during duty. Debates reveal lingering postwar tensions and unease within Labour as the summer adjournment nears.
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Harold Watkinson
George Brown
Sigerian Tank Battalion
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South Wales
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Commons
Nal Cahir
Abe
Aelia
Clear Contrast In Music Of Two Bachs At Albert Hall
The Berlin Chamber Orchestra directed by Hans von Benda performed eighteenth century works at Albert Hall. The program featured Bach’s ricercar, a Mozart horn concerto, and a Mandel suite, with Haydn and Mozart pieces highlighting Baroque and Classical contrasts. The performance balanced strong passages with instrument balance, though violins struggled to match the richness of the strings. Obbligato oboes and a refined oboe solo by Ralf Julius Koch stood out. The concert aimed to illustrate the revolution in eighteenth century music through father son contrasts and baroque interpretation. The musicians faced tuning and balance challenges, but overall offered a sound and engaging program.
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Chlorination Question in Canberra Water Supply
A Canberra water supply debate argues against relying on chlorine disinfectant alone. It questions long term health effects, potential chlorine sensitivity, and the practice of heavy chlorination after rain, urging authorities to address contamination causes and consider rainwater storage options. The letter cites health concerns and references L. F. Radcliffe.
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Excellencies Return to Government House Mulbourne
Their Excellencies the Administrator and Lady Brooks returned to Government House Mulbourne on the serene afternoon of a recent day, signaling a cordial resumption of duties after a brief absence.
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Storm Cloud Parade Horse Found New Home
Storm Cloud, a five year old Brigade of Guards parade horse, has been taken in by Mrs Eliza Colthurst, daughter of Australia’s Governor General Lord De L’Isle and Dudley. Reports said the horse was to be destroyed unless a suitable role could be found within the Guards.
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Navy reserves to crew UK trip for minesweepers
Australian Navy Reserve officers and ratings will travel to the United Kingdom next year to help bring back four minesweepers ordered for the Royal Australian Navy. The four officers named as First Lieutenants will train in England early next year, with other officers and men following. Senator Gorton noted reserves will provide about 60 percent of the crews, and a strong response underscored by nearly 500 volunteers for 64 positions.
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Senator Gorton
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England
U.K
Cup Award To Jet Squadron No 1 at Amberley Queensland
Canberra pomper Synguron based at Amberley Queensland wins the Glonetester Cup for the first efficient squadron of Lyonid. Minister for Alp Senator Wade said the trophy will be presented at Amberley next Friday. No 1 Squadron has won the cup four times: twice with Cain bombers against Prom Isis in Malaya and twice more.
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