Religious books sent to Victorian high schools row
The Victorian Education Department faces questions from the Victorian Secondary Teachers Association about fourteen Moody Press titles sent to high schools. The materials include "Science Speaks" with religious contracts, prompting concern over audience and purpose.
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Victorian Education Department
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Victorian Secondary Teachers Association
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VSTA
Moody Press
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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McMahon Arrives in Queensland for a Restful Visit
Federal Treasurer McMahon lands in Brisbane on a brief Cold Coast stopover and says he will not undertake strenuous duties while in Queensland. He plans a light schedule before addressing the Liberal Party convention in Armidale on Sunday.
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Liberal Party
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Kilted Victory Revered in Grahams Tale of Rise and Australia Visit
The Grahams of Montrose trace their line to 1120 AD and recall battles where foes fell defeated. The Marquess, heir to the seventh Duke, travels to Australia to see if new ideas abroad can help Britain shed narrow views, while weighing Commonwealth ties and rearmament aims.
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Australia
Britain
Dover
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Murral
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Safety for the supersonic era
Australian aero space medical expert Wing Commander W J Bishop predicts future airliners will use pressure suits for flight deck crews to guard against sudden depressurisation. A collapsible pressure suit with inflatable tubes would be worn under clothing, while cabin pressure stays near 14 000 feet to protect passengers.
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RAAF
Canberra
Royal Aeronautical Society
Japanese seek 2500 refund for wool fault
A Japanese mill filed a 2500 refund claim with Australian authorities over wool tops tainted by branding fluid, a non scouring paint-like substance. The incident affected bales from a 10 bale lot, with six bales processed and reports suggesting a traceable source to a specific woolgrower and lot details. The Australian Wool Board will aid in tracing origins as technical officers examine the clip and samples.
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Representativ Australia
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United States
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Australian Wool Board
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Former Melbourne Journalist Appointed Attorney General Officer
A former Melbourne journalist, John Dickie, has been appointed Operations Officer with the Attorney General's Department. He previously served as chief law reporter with the Melbourne Age, holds an arts degree and a diploma in journalism.
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Melbourne
Ablic
Attorney General’s Department
John Dickie
Melbourne Age
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