Traffic rule education for right-of-way at intersections in Canberra
Discussion argues that giving way to traffic on the right is law in all Australian states but enforced more in the Australian Capital Territory. Educating visitors and locals through hotels, service stations, and Road Safety Committee efforts could improve compliance and reduce confusion.
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Australian Capital Territory
Australia
Ed Wvers
Chile
Moe
Canberra
Australian manufactures in Asia push for market access
The speaker argues Australia could lift export earnings to £1,600 million this year by expanding manufactured goods sales in Asia. He warns against protectionist barriers and says Australia must boost large scale production to compete, meeting other nations with strong policy and trade strategies.
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Asia
McEwen
Australia
Australie
Vine Pal
Customs Excise Revenue Up In Latest Report
Government data show customs and excise revenue rising in the latest period, driven by increases in key duty collections and trade activity. Officials note stronger import volumes and tighter enforcement contributing to the gains.
Race tensions in New York schools spark controversy
City debates a new education program amid friction between reformers and extremists. Parents and officials clash over a committee draft adopted by the Board of Education as supporters call for clear guidance while critics denounce it as a Franken stein.
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Bes
Beth Deg
William Damees
Othecla
Ehvie Eemamittre
Board of Education Realy
Debates on School Integration and Bus Transport Policy
Reform proposals aim to route students to integrated schools while limiting bus transportation to distant elementary students. Plans include redrawn districts, permissive choice, and mixed student bodies in many schools. Queens groups oppose forced integration though support natural, gradual change.
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Shires
Jansen
Queens
Queena
Manhattan i
Brooklyn
Bronx
Ennil
Staten Island
Max Lome
Federation of Civil Councils
Feeding advice from drought report for graziers
The interior department report advises 19 hand feeding for graziers amid drought. It expects potential rain but warns gradual start to avoid stock weakness, with feeding increasing slowly to full rations over weeks. In the ACT sheep are less affected while rabbits and pests press for scarce forage.
Planner Familiar With Australia Minister Says Canberra Development
The Australian minister stated that planners familiar with Canberra would be consulted on future development as the National Capital. He replied to a letter from Mr. Fraser proposing that Sir William Holford be engaged for city planning before commitments on future recommendations.
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Wuekhall
Otha Alesses
Canberra
Fraser
William Holford
National
Malaya Names First Envoy To Australia
Kuala Lumpur reports Malaya appoints its first envoy to Australia. Mr Gunn Lay Tek, 58, will serve as Commissioner to Bam in Penang. He is described as a Chinese official with ties to Malayan diplomacy and the Queen's Chinese community.
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Malaya
Australia
Kuala Lumpur
P.reuter
Gunn
Bam
Penang
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Customs, Excise Revenue
Wamemseat Section
N. York
George W. Cornell
Asociated Press
Mammoth
Benebeed
Jecob Greenberg
Abraham Ehrenfeld
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