NSW Government criticised for transport cost rises burdening users
Reading the Ganberra Times article shows critics arguing NSW authorities push costs onto users rather than addressing underlying transport losses. The piece highlights calls for government relief measures, noting high national transport costs, service quality drops, and potential public opinion leverage in NSW.
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New South Wales
Langport
eHort
Orien
New South Wals
Eusis
I Ds
Hugher Fabes
Coats
Vransport
New Soul Wales
Nelson
Australia
Venter Transport Service
Lip Territory
Buitline
Pvilidham
Street Names To Reesil Heroes And Pioneers
A city plans 114 new streets and alterations as Conbaylin residents see names reshaped. Streets honor World War I and II figures, explorers, inventors, and local notables, with many signs not yet posted amid ongoing renaming and reallocation in the Dury room division.
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Uist
Ehntigog
Conbaylin
J. PM
Goodwin
Lymeham
Butter
Butler Qarrens
Duntenom
Sim
L. Treigar
Shearers Sought In Canberra District
An appeal for shearers to work at award rates was made by N S W Grassers Association president Mr DB Bucknell in Canberra yesterday. He noted a strong response from gra s and formora, with attendees in Canberra.
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Winnelling
Tateaigg
Malta
Gyaund
Unnion
Joo Wan Sanvey
Hetors Thy Nyen
A.G.T. Sid
N.S.W. Grassers’ Association
DB. W. Bucknell
Mme, Huckad
Wna
Canberra
N.blw
Gra As
Formora Amt
Labour Question Backfires in Yarra Seat
A new Labour member in the House of Representatives for Yarra submitted a written answer with ten questions on the use of a Commonwealth owned Ford in Richmond. The questions aimed at who used the car and when, drawing a reaction from Deputy Leader Me. Colwell and Minister for Supply Mr Tenley.
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Ununs
Labour
House of Representatives
Yarra
Gpppalden
Me. Colwell
Melbolithe
Richmond
Tenley
Beale
Legacy Aid Marks RS L Founding and Canberra Gifts
In Canberra Legacy Aid honors RS L founding with a 4000 anniversary event. Legacy funds support two Canberra families while annual support of 90 is noted. A trophy for perpetual competition is planned and certificates are to be issued by Canberra sub-branches.
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Mark Rs.l
AGP
Betoun
Aus.l
Canberra
Winneesa
Eola Dintiona
Pramnes Hiboug Rou Austr
Sanberra
ACTU Observer Traces and Tabor Appoint Secretary Witness
The Operative Painters Union appoints J. McKie as observer to ACTA and Congress session in Melbourne in June 2024. The meeting will discuss the proposed amendment to the Arbitration Act.
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A.C.T.U
Congress
ACI
Fast Algie
Operative Painters’ Union
J. McKie
ACTA
Melbourne
Weather and forecast fragment from Canberra region
Fragmentary weather data notes barometer readings and temperatures with locations and times. Contains forecast prose for Canberra and regional areas including cooling trends, cloud cover, showers on ranges, and coastal conditions with gusty west winds.
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Gan
Catherra
Pany
Ain
Canberra
Paulbairn
Thirlolands
Alps
Limes
Niana
Boss Siray
Sydney
Brisbanw
Petter
Darwin
Campbell Duntroon Proposal Sparks Royal Military College Debate
A proposal to rename Duntroon as Campbell Duntroon stirs strong reactions among residents and officials at the Royal Military College. Key figures like Major Campbell and General Campbell are cited in discussions about the college’s future name and leadership.
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Royal Military College
Campbell
Avaigantavy
Max Francis
Shiet
Camrhall
Welriot
Wonne
Ebinken
Robert Campbell
College
Ganorstt TR. Campbell
Campuell Sani Gesterilny
Distirsan
Lie Callege
Sountroon
Denton
Canberra housing survey analysis progress report
National council backs second stage of housing survey analysis conducted by Canberra women sub committees. Focus shifts to costs storage changes and purchase aims while preparing for broader public discussion on an integrated plan.
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Canberra
National Council
Arid Zone Talks Set for Canberra Conference
The first Arid Zone conference will be held in Australia in Canberra in October. Delegates from about 25 countries will meet at the University College to discuss climate impacts on arid regions and dryland agriculture.
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Canberra
Astralia
Flace
Ure Suuberts
University Coulee
Altinaic
Antuily
Dilier
Turkey
Setulae
Warning on Stolen Detonators at Black Mountain Quarry
Police warn parents after thieves steal detonators from a quarry site. Detonator packets, gelignite, and brown wax paper are reported as taken, with alarms raised about dangerous materials. Authorities urge vigilance and to contact police if children are seen with explosive items.
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Black Mountain
Chidren
Ural Ue
Hingos Iehey
Nobel Lyin
ABC
Alfred Nobel
Cianbelra
Dpransi
Angazing
Tiaburesuy
Boca
Rice
Graziers Battle Fox Menace Across Countryside
Farmers and graziers in the region organized drives to reduce the fox population and protect stock. Reports describe gatherings led by local holders to shoot and cull foxes, aiming to curb breeding and losses on Mr Ay H Curran’s property where two dogs were killed in two days.
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Linning Seisun
Ureyr
Jongholders
Ginninderras
Mayer
Ay H
Curran
Presentation to Postmistress wins tribute at Gin Nidorra
A gathering at Gin Nidorra to honor Mrs. K R O Sullivan, the postmistress and operator of the closed Gin nidorra exchange, saw subgroups present and Mr J Gavanagh present a kit to Mrs O Sullivan amid the exchange switchover about three weeks ago. About sixty locals attended the event at Gin Nidorra where the presentation to Mrs O Sullivan was made.
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Ginnidorra Telephone Exchange
KR eSullivan
M Kitohes
Subgerlbiers
J. Gavanagh
Ginnie Ideera
Nis
O'Sullivan
Reception for Miss Australia and pageant invitations
Details mention Miss Australia Mies Aweralin and winners Galeyaninal ny the ACE with forthcoming public appearances. Invites go to Miss Johnston and Miss Chuk for a regional event near the Spastic Centre. Miss Kistle will meet Rueniteyam at a venue in Taslees Muriig Pint se with rain expected.
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Mies Aweralin
Abies Mivinwurs Winley
Galeyaninal
Mice
Atelier
Gadagter
Aohnston
Chuk
Nat
Miss Kistle
Bo Young
Parliament Debates Contention on Key Bills
The House of Representatives debated the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, resumed discussion on the Stevedoring Industry Bill, and adjourned. The Senate, after questions, passed the Commonwealth Aid Roads Bill and began Shipping debate, with Housing Agreement Bill to be introduced today.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Victoria League leader speaks at Canberra talk
Lady Clinton Baker addressed the Victoria League in Canberra detailing the league's aims, youth contingents, and international links. She highlighted branch growth in England and Scotland, the role of volunteers, and efforts to broaden membership and cross‑cultural exchanges.
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Victoria League
Canberra
Yultntie
Lhwse
Vittoria League
England
Scotland
Abboy
Clinton Baker
Ibn Young
Loinsel
Asromoj
Carsetya
Mo Jacobs
A. Turner
Craver Avaraeas
Saint Mark's Library progress across ambitious college plan
Disjointed report on Saint Mark's College library project with sermons from bishops and fundraising figures. Mentions Bishop Burgmann and Bishop of Canterra praising growth and the aim to rival a college in Sanwa, with £19,000 already raised toward a £60,000 target as work advances.
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St. Mari’s
Urol
College of
Alin Neni
Sanwa
Ayenle
Mark
Colles
Burgas
Marke
Mori
Vlad Lovin
Shearing Backlog Eases as Estimates Claim Progress in Regions
Dispatch reports progress on sheep shearing across regions with June targets and a backlog reduction. Queensland notes about 200 herds shorn with delays due to washing. South Australia lists 524,000 sheep shorn and 192,300 remaining. cooperation cited among workers and contractors to meet seasonal needs.
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Queensland
Awart Riles
South
Australa
Award Witer
Areangementa
Trade Commissioner Awarded CMG
Mr Ay Gray the United Kingdom Senior Trade Commissioner in Australia has been awarded the CMG. Gray, whose post is in Canberra, is at present the United Kingdom trade representative in Australia. He has held the position since 1954.
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Ay 4. Gray
United Kingdom
Australia
CMG
Wx. Gray
Canberra
Austratliaince
Citizens raise Canberra maintenance cost concerns and council access
Sir Sincer T laments exorbitant charges for services in Canberra and questions maintenance and public works costs. A letter from A.M. Dalgarno voices worries over director decisions, stormwater issues, and hospital site plans, urging accountability and clearer local governance for residents.
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Oe Advisory Council
Hig
Hove
Fifa
Cnet
Fey
H. Pyng
Delays In Building Footpaths Prompt City Fears
The article details repeated delays and ongoing work on new footpaths in a residential area. Citizens worry about safety and access as concrete blocks are replaced and construction lags persist. Local officials cite material shortages and weather as causes while promising quicker completion.
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Northbourne Avenue
Civic Centre
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Iit Commonwealth
Kina Wa
Dark Pia
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Oiney Vietors Crosse Syienors
Allert Chow
Sarguant TG
Trevelpl
Mit Bot
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Femkes
Cape Tile Fron
Gelling
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Adina
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Generi
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Heetoe Island
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Francis Pelsart
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Dickson
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Walseley Drive
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Civ Mureau
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Stay Atkinson
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League London
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London
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Morena
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Ruseett
Yasteriny
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Admiralty House
A.V. Maxwell
Maxwell
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Carley Sickerton
Blackman
Mel Guyerul
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O. R Mekerthan
de Anestra
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Elk
Pitt
Saint Mark's
Advisory Council
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Aia
Denikin
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Defence
Camber’ Communnity Hospital
Paws
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Snone
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Dalgarno
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Boon
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Anit Uinucands
Sill Parliament House
Ong
Tila
Mes
CMR
Borowska
Heavii Styeat
O'Cannar
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