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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
5
Sydney records the NSW Government banning long haircuts in industry. The move, approved by the governor, targets youths and employers, with fines up to 10 shillings for noncompliant workers and shops.
The Australian Labour Minister and officials discussed safety and new regulations for workers in factories, aiming to cover Asian nations while excluding certain groups. The plan includes requiring head coverings for workers and stricter inspections, with remarks on peace and international relations amid ongoing talks.
A giant globe, described as a world measuring several feet in diameter, was installed this week at the Australian Nations University Dew Parent of Geology. The globe, made in Ensivad, will be used by the department for teaching, research, and outreach. Its entrance imprint near the geology building is noted, and officials say it marks a milestone for the institution's international studies.
Danish architect Utzon said at his home that another £119.2 million sterling would be needed to complete the Sydney Opera House. He suggested the government could tear the project down, noting changes after the new Sand Wiles Government took office in March.
The article notes Utzon warned by authorities in Australia that four years of delays could threaten government plans and funding for the Sydney Opera House project. It cites a potential £10 million cost and discussions of a future £12 million need, with ongoing questions about the present design and timing. British architect Ove Amp is set to receive the 1966 Royal Gold Medal for Architecture on the Queen’s recommendation.
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