Canberra Hospital eyes ACT nursing education diploma
Canberra authorities discuss Canberra College of Advanced Education conducting a diploma course in nursing education. Presently Canberra Hospital staff attend a 12 month NSW College of Nursing program covering basic sciences and social sciences. Matron Mrs M Guy notes much course material exists locally and a ACT course would be cheaper and more convenient. A proposal for an undergraduate nursing course for 1972 awaits Australian Commission on Advanced Education approval.
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Canberra Hospital
College of, Advanced
Canberra
NSW College of Nursing
M. Guy
Act
New stage in lake scheme progresses in NSW project
A new stage in the Titers Creek scheme advances with 117,000 cover for 19,130 acres. The first project on terrabomberra Greek is nearly complete with works including diversions, pasture improvements, fencing and tree planting. Financed by the Federal Government, NSW Government and local farmers, the plan spans Jerrabambesra Burrs Creek regions and aims at six years to completion.
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Soil Conservation Service
Nsw
Jerrabambesra
Burrs Creek
Parade for Queen's Birthday at Colisucon
A parade for Queen's Birthday features three generations of a Royal Military College family at Colisucon Saturday. The event includes discussions on a royal inquiry and repatriation reforms, with a committee appointed to advise on the inquiry and its findings.
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Royal Military College, Duptroon
Cather
Leving Son
Artint
Metric system changeover slated for wool sales in August
Article outlines Australia’s plan to switch wool trade to metric measures starting August with schooling aligned from 1973. Government signals a staged rollout through 1976, covering weighing, tide tables, and sporting events, with a 26 page booklet explaining metric units and use for business and industry.
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Fairbeaten
Atemen
Cumberra
Immeise Conversion Board
Jaramy Hythe
Eatromien
Labor China trip eyed in Guardian report
A Guardian article claims Australia’s Opposition may secure a China invitation, signaling potential early political contact. It notes Whitlam’s push toward Beijing and government hesitation, with Labor possibly gaining if the mission succeeds. The piece discusses expectations for Australia’s leadership and foreign affairs involvement.
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Labor Tp
China
Mahon
Guardian
Australia
Whitlam Timself
Labor Party
Artile
Peking
Joe Australia
Afai
Navy names Cockfarm Sound facility HMAS Stirling
The Royal Australian Navy support facility at Cockfarm Sound will be named HMAS Stirling. The name honors Captain James Stirling founder of Perth and Premintis settlements, reflecting a tribute by the navy.
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Navy
Dr Mackay
Cockfarm Sound
Hmas Stirling
James Stirling
Perth
Premintis
Australian Senator Drake Brockman to meet wool officials
Australian Senator Drake Brockman will meet officers of the International Wool Secretariat in London to discuss the situation in Australia’s wool industry. He said the discussions would help him prepare for the budget.
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London
Turslay Aap-Reuter
Drake- Beockman
International Wool Secretaria
Tody
Australia
Beguige Drake-Brockmen
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