Traditional Lao dinner dance prep at Red Hill home
The Red Hill residence of Mr and Mrs Dexter hosts Lao students in Canberra for a Laotian dinner dance linked to the Oriental Art festival at the ANU. Students cook traditional dishes, rehearse dances, and marinate roast chickens with a Lao style ginger onion garlic fish gravy mix.
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Red Hill
Dexter
Canberra
Laos
ANU
Koomarri critic urges open criticism to strengthen group
David Roden, newly appointed executive officer of Koomarri in Canberra, told supporters at a Queanbeyan gathering that voluntary organisations like Koomarri deserve constructive criticism. He warned against cloistered operations, urged government support, and proposed trained inservice volunteers to boost services for mentally handicapped clients.
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Koomarri
Canberra
Queanbeyan
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Koomarmi
Ised
Proneer Roden
Oomatri
Sliti
Roden
Australia
Koomark
Quartet Tours Australia With Six Days’ Notice
The Los Angeles String Quartet substituted for the Beethoven String Quartet in Canberra due to illness. Led by Paul Shure with Bonnie Douglas, Myra Kestenbaum, Armand Kaproff and Adele Kaproff, they rehearsed in a hotel ballroom after a late arrival and rushed to prepare three programs. Myra juggled child care and instrument repair while Myra’s viola was being fixed. They then traveled to Melbourne for a concert after Canberra and Adelaide stops.
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Australia
Beethoven String Quartet
Mr Shure
Bonnie Douglas
Myra Kestenbaum
Armand Kaproff
Adele
Kaproffs
Europe
Shure
Canberra
Canberra Theatre
Lakeside International
Sables
Melbourne
Adelaide
Cheap opera seats for students at the opera house
Music students can access about 40 gallery seats for around 1 each, though visibility is limited. General manager F Barnes defends design as part of the theatre's aesthetic and seating capacity. Minister Punch notes the galleries contribute architecturally despite limited sight lines.
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Opera
Opera House
F. Barnes
Opera Theatre
Barnes
Public Works
Punch
Australia sells three one hour dramas to C10 network
The Minister for the Media Senator McClelland announced in Canberra that Australia has sold three one hour television dramas to the C10 network. The statement outlined government support for Australian content and potential production details. The sale aims to boost local drama production and enhance national broadcasting.
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Australia
C10
McClelland
Canberra
Australian Bridget Vasiliev Leads Five in Chelsea Show
Art show Loupon features Bridget Vasiliev, 23, among five artists presenting latest works at St Thomas Moore School in Chelsea.
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Loupon
Bridget Vasiliev
St Thomas Moore School
Chelsea
Television Schedule Highlights and Program List
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Ruth Roman
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Sword of Freedom
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Weather and program notes from Canberra broadcast listing
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Hes
Rourly
Ames
Canberra
Tinea Ice
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Ion Wianen
Dr. Paul
Uy ‘Garden
Macquarie
Bangkok hosts Australian experimental photography exhibit
An Australian exhibition in Bangkok featuring five photographers runs June 27 to July in leading art gallery. The culture relations section of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs organized the show, which attracted only about 12 of 40 Thai leaders among 400 invitees. Critics urge more traditional Australian photography and public figures for PR impact.
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Seers
Art Galry
Australia
Peperment of Foreign Affairs
Stan ©staje-Kotkhowski
Mark Strizic
John Cato
Peter Medien
John Wilkins
Bangkok
Png
Philippines
Japan
Department of Foreign Affairs
Margaret Court
Evonne Goolagong
Toni Mundine
Charkey Ramon
Asia
Qantas
Cryptic crossword tongue tied and fragmented clues
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