Gas clerks push for mixed saunas and paid gym sparring
In Brisbane 8000 gas clerks file an 87 point claim against employers via the Gas Industry Salaried Officers Federation. Demands include gym access and workouts on bosses time, a starting wage for 15 year old clerks, annual wrist-watch allowance, weekly hours, and paid paternity leave. The claim, disclosed by Allgan Energy Ltd executive A J Willis, outlines extensive benefits and working conditions.
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Poli- Hisiams
Leurn
Gas Industry Salaried Officers Federation
Allgan Energy Ltd
Queensland
A. J. Willis
Cully
Canberra Country Party closes nominations for ACT Assembly
Six nominations had been received by the Canberra City branch of the Australian Country Party for the ACT Legislative Assembly. Chairman Barry Scout said yes terday after nominations closed at noon. A further vote was scheduled for June 28.
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Canberra City
Australian Country Party
ACT Legislative Assembly
Barry Scout
Yestern
Cattle Shoot Protest Affects Nine Graziers
About 70 female calves and cows owned by nine graziers from Crookwell and Boorowa districts were to be shot this afternoon in a protest against the cattle industry slump. The action, supervised by RSPCA officers from Sydney, aimed to curb breeding supply and push up prices, with prior shootings already occurring at Gracemere saleyards near Rockhampton.
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Crookwell
Boorawa
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Sydney
Lam
John Carter
Carter
Th Cattlemen's Union of Austra
Cattlemen's
Gracemere
Rockhampton
Queensland
RSPCA
Marie McCankill
Snow chain rules apply in Kosciusko National Park
Motorists must display snow chains from today through October 10 in posted sections of Kosciuszko National Park. The measure affects four wheel drive vehicles and coaches along Kosciuszko Road from Sawpit Creek to Smiggin Holes, Perisher Valley, Charlotte Pass, and Guthega. Chains not required between Jindabyne and Thredbo unless conditions demand. Chains available for hire or purchase at Thredbo.
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Kosciusko National Park
Kosciusko Rad
Sawpit Creek
Smiggin Holes
Perisher Valley
Charlotte Pass
Guthega
Jindabyne
Thredbo
Take-away outlets spark Cooma trader concerns
Cooma traders fear a surge in take-away food outlets as the council faces licensing rules. The Local Government Act offers no control on outlet numbers while the council must approve premises in zoned areas if food acts and regulations are met. Officials note road and tourism projects draw broader regional interest.
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Cooma
Monaro
Akister
Lab
Nsw
O Operate
Tte
Cleve Maher
Nixon
He Council
Alloca National Parks and Wildlife Service
Cann Valley
Niaom
Country Road Board
Victoria
Cann River
Bombala
Bonang
Monara
Delegate
Creek Tree
Sharp Sing
Comme
Canberra
Thredbo
Albury
Melbourne
Australian Tourist Commission
Auckland
Nude bathing plan sent to parks service by council
Eurobodalla Shire Council referred the nude bathing beach issue to the National Parks and Wildlife Service. Councillor Reg Murphy warned of immorality while three beaches Myrtle Richmond Oakley in Marramarang National Park were proposed as legal bathing areas. Local residents of Durras protested the plan, though some oppose nude bathing in principle.
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Eurobodalla
National Parks and Wildlife Service
Reg Murphy
Nsw
Myrtle
Richmond
Oakley
Marramarang
Bay Area Tourist Association
Durras
Thera
New Housing Plan Favours Reduced Tuross Peninsula Estate
The Camanae Corporation proposes about forty houses on the Tuross Peninsula with over 200 hectares of land to be donated for public open space. This shifts from the original 800 homes plan and follows strong local opposition including three public meetings and a 480-signature petition. The Tuross Lakes Protection Group forms, Moruya Chamber of Commerce reviews service station hours, and The Scott Family Pavilion is named for the surf shed at Malon Bay. A July 25 meeting at Mariners Lodge aims to form a local historical society, while a June 20 Moruya CWA hall gathering discusses next year's Mardi Gras and nursing home funding from hospital land proceeds.
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Kyla Park
Camanae Corporation
Tuross Peninsula
Tuross Lakes
Registry push for part time motor offices gains support
Batemans Bay Chamber of Commerce backs a plan to open a part time motor registry office in the area. The Motor Transport Department says area transactions are too few for a full time office, with Moruya and Batemans Bay averaging about 20 transactions daily. The chamber urges three days weekly at Batemans Bay, Moruya getting two days, while Moruya chamber remains silent.
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Batemans Bay
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