Scabies a Part of Aboriginal Life in NSW Coast Regions
Recurrent scabies among Aboriginal children in southern New South Wales persists over 12 months with cases at Nurooema and Wallaga Lake drawing concern. Doctors and social workers urge government campaigns and improved indigenous living conditions to curb the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Wallaga Lake
Nsw Coast
Redfern
Sydney
Nsw
Labor
Mathews
East Guppsland
Tom
Wallaga
Haga
Bega
Archdbacon
Woodwell
Bega Valley
British trawlers ram Icelandic gunboat in Atlantic clash
Reported attack near Reykjavik says five British fishing trawlers rammed an Icelandic Coast Guard vessel causing it to sink partially. Icelandic officials and the Trawler Federation describe the incident as a collision. a British tug aided the attacked trawlers. Names of vessels and exact counts vary across sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynjavik
Ielandic Coast Guard
Teeland
London
Federation
Inc
Belgaum
Rapid transit study for ACT town centre in Canberra region
National Capital Planning and Development Commission to study the feasibility of an advanced public transport system in Tuggeranong town centre with possible automated vehicles and reduced parking. The plan may influence other centers like Gungahlin as authorities weigh bus centric and automated options without committing to a single system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Connesion
Tuggersnong
NCDC
Gungahlin
Port
Tres
Apokeaman
Transpore Economics
Hobart
Alandard
Public Service Board appoints two new commissioners
Two new five year board members began appointments to the Public Service Board. Des Lindas former president of the Council of Commonwealth Public Service Organisations and Federalecretary of the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association, and F C Nordeck former first assistant commissioner of the board's conditions and general division, were announced at a board function. Prime Minister Whitlam commented that the board was well balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Des Lindas
Council of Commonwealth Public Service Organisations
Appointment reshuffles at Australia House press briefing
Late news from Geneva reports new appointments in Australia House as ministers outline tasks for staff organization. G Vamtert fills acting role replacing Collings, while Joint Council meetings shift leadership from Cooley to Linehan with new board secretary accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Council
Cooley
Public Service Board
Linehan
Bourd
Creary Othe
MacDonald
Doctors to Defer Rises Across Australia Amid Talks
Sydney reports that Australian medics decided to postpone planned fee increases until August to allow time for government and AMA discussions. The move aims to ease the burden of rising health costs, with officials noting the increases could push health fund contributions higher and strain the budget. The government and medical groups seek a mutually acceptable path, while unions warn of broader impacts on incomes and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joie
Yneresooy
Bae Stomogat
Moma
AMA
Hasslen
SSW
J. F. Cade
Hiw
Department of Soul Security
AMA Hy
Cade
Sydney
Adelaide
Pride
F Federat
Deny
Adelaie
Hayden
Greece Abolishes Monarchy Names Provisional President
ATHENS reports the Greek government has abolished the monarchy and declared Greece a republic. A prime minister was named provisional president as the government pledged to restore democracy and implement a new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Pathiametcory i
Further threat to Qantas in ACT
An article by FRANK CRANS reports ongoing pressure and threats to Qantas in the Australian Capital Territory. It notes political maneuvering, potential cabinet rebuttals, and criticism of government bodies while questioning who bears responsibility for protecting national carrier interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qantas
Act
Ten Knights in Honours to Australia
Fragmentary OCR notes mention honours for Australia and a reference to Carr-Pollock and Olympic context. Poor readability limits clear facts, but implies sports or award related to Australian recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Croats Spokesman Warns of Imminent Conflict Amid Turmoil
A Croat spokesman, Maurice Kumievy, comments on mounting tensions and the potential for major clashes as unrest spreads. He cites warnings from Standart-Page and warns that the region faces escalating danger.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scabies
By Jacqueline Rees
Tcelandic
Ielandic
Haney Kinann
Oklycelands
Momite
Jonson
Arqubur
Iceland
Brisbane
Amberley
Raaf Base
ACT Town
Robin Brown
Motoring and Transport
Swan
Canberra
Transpo
Sones
PSB
Ol Agrenies
Geneva
Napameuier
Gpd
Reiubal Aeree
Brent
Counitien
Sald
By Gay Davidson
Viser
Australia House
Ardeck
Collings ‘Hie
G. Vamtert
Whitlam
MF Nordsck
Ieee
Melbourne
Amalgamated Metal Workers Union
F Halfpenny
Orion
ACTU
Gisregard
Halfpenny
SKF
Piatligo
Connolly
Pialies
Wmch
Frank Crans
Irfires
Barse
Binal
Ton
Dranyu Corres
Derby
North Canter
Scarnaly
Mae Lng‘ Ovary
Sal Beck Pope
Blow To Soccer Club
Maurice Kumievy
Standart
Sgraigg
Dreemaind
Benet Warm
Cuit
Bat Etter Eal
Fimeacs
Flynn
Balan Sabes
Inna Uinge
Sable
LYONS
Enim
Red Hill
Casberg
Melia
Blanken
Ence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!