Australia to switch to decimal currency August 1
The Decimal Currency Board announced Australia will adopt dollars and cents from August 1. Old pounds shillings and pence cease to be legal tender. contracts in old currency become unenforceable. Many shops will have converted and new machines will handle decimal payments, though concerns persist about preconversion prices and public guidance during the transition. Sir Kenneth Coles warned traders to phase out old practices and ensure price offerings reflect the new currency.
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Parade at Duntroon Marks Queen's Birthday Ceremony
More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the Queen's Birthday ceremonial parade at the Royal Military College, Duntroon, on Saturday morning. The parade, held annually since 191L, will be reviewed by Governor-General Lord Casey.
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Royal Military College parade plan restricts visitor access
An Army spokesman said the Royal Military College parade will require restricted entry to cadets and visitors. Morshead Drive access will be limited with entry via Gun Gates or Fyshwick routes. Pink entitlements may grant Fyshwick access. A 42 am salute at mid day precedes Prince Philip’s second signite set.
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Australians renew five year assisted migration plan
AAP report notes a renewal of a five year assisted migration scheme for Britons in Australia. The plan, led by Australian Minister for Immigration Snedden and Commonwealth Secretary Bowden, aims to settle millions of Britons in Australia over the renewal period.
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Bell Standards Tied to Victoria Sale Ban
The Chief Secretary said that only bells marked with Australia Standard 6-35 are approved for sale in Victoria. No bells meeting the standard were marked approved, signaling stricter enforcement against noncompliant bells in the region.
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India to ship gifts of milk aid to India
The Indian Government to receive 20 tons of processed milk valued at about $6,000 as aid, funded after Australia refused further funds this year. Australian groups planned to ship 809 tons of tins to India for famine relief, with NSW Church Aid and the Australian Council of Churches coordinating the effort amid the Bihar crisis.
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Legislation to curb misleading packet labels in Melbourne
Melbourne reports government plans to restrict terms like family economy giant jumbo and king size on quack labels. The bill aims to standardize measurements for packaged goods including foods and cosmetics so contents are clearly shown with prominent type.
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