The danger of noise and its rapid rise in urban Australia
An analysis of noise as a major environmental threat surpassing air and water pollution. Jet aircraft and motor vehicles drive ever louder sounds, with NSW officials debating decibel limits, portable meters, and enforcement to curb urban cacophony and protect hearing amid rising vehicle use and evolving standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Hine
Fevel
Standards Association of Anatalit
Bes Wess
British Traffic Advisory Council
Hendrey
Spomgeringe
Britain
England
Wales
Nsw
Buddha Birthday Amid War Tensions in Hue
In Hue on the eve of Buddha's birthday, a weary correspondent chronicles briefings at ARVN headquarters between Hue and Phu Bai, firebase checks, and northern artillery. Market scenes reveal color and reverence as paper colonnades rise and lanterns float on the Perfume River, while tanks rumble and the city braces for renewed conflict. The piece contrasts Buddhist celebrations with war's harsh realities, highlighting resilience amid devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Wwe
Buddha
Phu Bai
Aer
Muddha
Balancing the books and government tax rhetoric
Canberra residents face higher rates and new levies as critics warn of wasteful spending on projects described as white elephants. The poem-like piece by Joan Lynravn mocks tax policy and proposes a sweeping but lyrical critique of Canberra governance and cost concerns.
Canberra festival promises crowd pleasing arts and sciences
The report details a Canberra festival of arts and sciences with an estimated cost of 100000 dollars funded by general, water, and sewerage rate increases. It notes attendance challenges, international interest, and the festival’s aim to attract global standards while facing logistics and scheduling hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Weston Creek
King's Hall
McGovern
Thieu
Ton
Thailand
Duke of Edinburgh
Connell
Rosia
Black Moon
Aiden c
Enderby
Canberra Theatre ‘Trust
Edinburgh
New Orleans
Fragmented tribute to A D Hope and monuments
The fragmentary lines mourn a poet and artist, referencing Exegi monumentum and a royal gesture. It gestures toward national decline, imperial retreat, and ongoing cultural memory through memory and acclaim. The text hints at a commemorative performance for a poet, while questioning the role of the man vs the work.
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Vanamolmis
Gman
Robin Brown
Motoring
Dom Hay
NSW Deepartment of
NSW Mini For Transport
Morris
Ministry of Transports
Ministry of Transports Central Registry
Jener
Act
Australian ‘Transport Advisory Council
New York Academy of Sciences
the Sciences
Corin
Dam
Wrindabellas
Helicopie
Greneral Phu
Geoffrey Fairbairn
Vietnam
Smoyhaw
Drigout
Phy
Iice
Bastogne
Otinns
Hule
Bassogne
Roches
Nor
South Vietnam
Fone
Iiddle
Cercle Sportif
Perfume River
Hiralayas
Alr
Sours
Agtet
Theos
Hoe Wan
Swinger Hill
White Elephants
Sone
New Yarra Glen
Joan Lynravn
Derbgne Feld
Norma Wall
The
Canberra Times
Joan Sutherland
Robert Helpman
Avarealla
Gnitire Siveratt
Melsoar
Lot Hay
Treasury Bulls
Ut Wy
ANU
Advisory Council
Canberra Water Police
Esprit de Corps
Childem
A. D. Hope
Obe
Palm
Rhuain
Man
Colt
Horace
Exegi Monumentum
J. F. Brissen
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