Misinness and Economies Education Submission
The National director of the Metal Trades Association, R. G. Fry, released the MTIA submission to a parliamentary inquiry on education and training. It calls for a standardized accreditation system within and between states and for career education to involve workers with practical experience.
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Misinness & Economies
The
Metal Tradesdustry Association
R. G. Fry
Federarl
MTHA
MITA
Hadatva
MTIA
Draft Trade Practices Amendments Target Warranties in April
A government draft proposes making manufacturers and importers legally liable for implied conditions and warranties on consumer goods. The proposal, urged by the Swanton committee, clarifies that damages can be sought from manufacturers or importers for breaches, with sellers also able to recover costs. The draft is not yet part of the Trade Practices Amendment Bill.
Index Shares Market Fragments Across Global Exchanges
The text lists scattered figures and names resembling stock indices and company tickers from Sydney and Melbourne markets. It includes numerous unreadable fragments, partial company names, and numbers, suggesting a chaotic OCR capture of a market page with prices, volumes, and sector headings such as metals. The readable items indicate an era where exchanges quoted many names, though specifics are largely illegible.
Contracts on verge of signing with Japanese coal mills
Wari S1KO million contracts near signing as Japanese steel mills press for price. Port Kembla exporter Kembla Coal and Coke Pty Ltd reports negotiations nearly complete but price gap narrowed to about 4 percent. Both sides agreed to defer a two week labor dispute until talks resume.
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Kembla
Kembla Coal and Coke Pty Ltd
MF. K. Doherty
Apa
Umby Conk
Doherty
Waal
Sun ‘Kembly Custas Y Conract
Japamnd Bellambleon
Crm
BHP Eyes New Coal Find in Western Australia
BHP explores a coal discovery in Western Australia with plans for 96 leases covering about 20 hectares at Nanbure. A spokesman says reserves are not yet estimable and potential output remains uncertain as the company studies the Nanbung prospect.
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BHP
Australi
Applyine
Damper Mining
Nanbure
Nanchung
Whiel Tiesdoen
Australia
Brambles to acquire 30 percent Brinks stake
Brambles Industries Ltd plans to buy the 30 per cent interest held by Brink's Incorporated of the United States and related Brinks entities. The deal follows Brinks’ earlier discussions to exit the partnership due to potential expansion of security services in Australia and Brambles’ investment strategy.
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Rutal Savings
Fanis
Brambles Industries Ltd
Brink's Incorporated
Nthe Intomeranians
Brambles Rinks Lid
Brinks Auswali Ltd
Brinks Ld
Hong
Brambles
RA. Pickvon
Brinks
Australis
Meat price rise lifts Australia food index in April
The food index increased across Australia in April with meat prices climbing while beef and veal fell in some regions. Fresh fruit and vegetables led Canberra gains, poultry and dairy showed mixed movements, and overall national prices rose 1.1 percent from March.
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Australia
Stuisticy
Canberra
Bureau
Melbourne
Adelaide
Brisbane
Sydney
Swiss bank lends $19m for ship construction
The Government arranged a loan with a Swiss bank to fund the Austria National Line’s bulk ore carrier under construction at Gouuverken Yard Sweden. The $19 million loan matures in eight years with annual payments at par and strong terms approved by the Swiss bank and government officials. The Darwin Trader and Dates Trader service figures were noted by Minister for Transport Mr Niton in a reply to opposition questions.
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Austerian National Line
Gouuverken Shipy
Sweden
Lynch
Sid Sex Verda
Siss Bank Corporation
Ingem. Tours
ANF
Niton
Yonerday Hie
Questi
Transpork
Morey
Darwin
Soning
Uperun
ABA cautions on rural credit and new structures
The Australian Bankers Association urged care in any future rural finance reforms. Director R B Cameron warned submissions overlook monetary policy and existing facilities. Banks favored a Rural Reliance Bank to refinance long term lending while protecting banking relationships and rural credit support.
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Australian Bankers Association Research Directorate
R. B. Cameron
Conference of Public Accountants
Brisbane
Cameron
Ind
Fur Trading Banks
Solicitor Mortensen Elected President of Australian Chamber
Brisbane solicitor Charles Mortensen was elected president of the Australian Chamber yesterday. He will commence duties on Wednesday and has been an active Liberal party member. The chamber seeks focus on development of natural resources in Australia.
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Brisbane
Charles Mortensen
Way
Hye Australian Chamber
Mortensen
Sir Leay
Yeats Ae
Liberal Parte
Abortensen
Madu
Usirvan
Ausplia
Bonus issue Conagrat Teregiouin at ets maikest bone issue the
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bonus issue conclusion and a 16 Me mle Wu. It references Velattes Fons and Wine 37 Directors under Soames, with a narrative about shares to be issued and a dividend expectation. Names and places are unclear, but the items indicate corporate actions around a dated event and governance.
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Conagrat Teregiouin
Ets Maikest
Bone
Asus
Velattes Fons
Nue
Uider Soames Nesterday
Moreantd
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Eve
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