New transmitter for Darwin to cost £2.8m
The Post Office announced a new transmitter for Darwin costing 2.8 million pounds to be built on Cox Peninsula opposite the city. Plans include substantial cable and equipment upgrades, with aims for broader radio network reach and improved service across Southeast Asia and beyond.
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Hulme
Darwin
Cox Peninsula
Chinalot
Katherine
Rilio Indonesia
Mullme
Ask Radio
Aperat
Lenhance
Thailand
Radio Australia
Mir
Win Sinehs
Shenparion
Sith
Belier
Harkir Roy Aroe
Starman
Darwinia
Pineda Inaialiniton
Cox Peninsuls
Dullom
SAUER
Round house crowds flood Dodson Street in Watson weekend
In Watson this weekend a round house event drew around 300 attendees on Saturday and about 3 000 yesterday with long queues at the front entrance. Observers described busy scenes as visitors examined displays, with commenters noting a designer and a prominent figure from the project.
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Dodson Street
Watson
Homme
Tomartn
NSW appeals on council policy and timber valuations
NSW councils faced appeals under the local government act as residents challenge valuations and charges. The case notes include pension, timber, and land value disputes, with the board upholding some appeals while others are deferred or dismissed amid windy, difficult conditions and procedural delays.
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Muerayea
Neviire
Sentember
Nsw
Cali-aven
Gow Arisbane
Simsay
Nayall
Canersa
Sion
Cooma
Meeae
Arf
Kevin Foster
Department of Talerier
Exchanging of doctors praised visit to Australia praised
A distinguished surgeon visiting Australia after nearly 50 years praised the exchange of doctors between Australia and Britain and said he hoped the two nations would expand the mutual program.
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Australia
Britain
Nightmare trip ends with Browne linked to child development tale
Fragmented obituary snippet recalls Sir Denis Browne, a pioneer in child development, with references to his return to Australia, meetings in Sydney, and connections to figures like William Foxter. Mentions locations in Singapore, Bangkok, Ranglin, and a family lineage tied to a station near Singleton and Kings School. The text mixes biographical notes, place names, and incomplete events without a cohesive narrative.
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Denis Browne
Jone
Australia
Royal Australasian College
Af Siracons
Sydney
ABCS
Singapore
Honeur
Bamity Ional Praadeast
Sir Denis
Allan Nol Brifeh Ahigeon
Fgh
Lonnon
Singaperre
Bangkok
Duke
Denwest
Ranglin
William “Foxter
Sinwell
Middle East
Browell
Minter
Singleton
Siphenix
Kings School
Gallipoli
Taw
Franchise exclusive areas available in Sydney posting
An advertisement targets above average income restaurateurs to take over servicing established retail accounts. Opportunities offered with full or part time basis, joining a progressive organization and handling prestige consumer products. Applicants must have good credit, appearance, and invest £1,300 fully secured. Apply in writing to Bondium & Hartnell (Aust) Pty. Ltd. 38 Martin Place Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondium & Hartnell
Aust) Pty. Led
Martin Place
Sydney
Arbitration Jurisdiction and ACT Law Award Applications
Veiled references describe arbitration jurisdiction before the Camimone veal Concilision and Arbitration Commissioner in WeGA Findlay, with mentions of ACT Law Tours and award applications. It notes vague new a list of reasons at stores and preparation facilities, Centre Commonwealth Hostels Lie and Hospital Employees.
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Camimone Veal
Wega
Findlay
Fouriromn
Tours
Uoatels
Chiles
Sail — Act
World trip while on bail tied to Australian case
Police report a complex case linking a world trip with bail conditions. Italians travelled to the Netherlands and America, involving a burnt box and a valued item of 1000 pounds. Investigators recovered a missing paper tied to Kelly and framed questions about the suspect’s movements in late November 1963.
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Bydney
Nro
Piper
Kelly
McPrance
Etent Ting
D-Day observance overlooked in Canberra rally
Canberra locals and RSLS secretary J A Conneiney lamented the 21st D-Day rally went largely unnoticed in the ACT capital. He urged remembrance at the War Memorial and urged broader community participation, noting even veterans and households should observe the anniversary with dignity. He cited the Customs Tariff Act context and government observances shaping public memorials.
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Act
The
Returned Servicemens League
J. A. Coneiney
Canberra
Ciuiriney
Private postal box rental rises in district offices
District postal manager Mr F E Jacobs noted a rise in private dual box rentals following the introduction of new deliveries. In Canberra and Kingston offices, more than 10 boxes are already in use with over 200 new boxes expected. Yearly rents would range from £1 to £3.
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F. E. Jacobs
Dickson
Mamibu
Kingston
Javobs
Fionet Oyer
Erese
Alan
Ye Canerbundan
Sisnuka
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Desien Siu
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LAW List
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Brussels
Kariff
Wilkins
H. G. Palmer
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Talinevs
Alinga Street
Taree
Nabiacom
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