Parade Draws 2000 From College For Queen's Birthday
About 2,000 people including Wilton and Lady Witton watched a parade marking the Queen's Birthday. The event featured the General PF Chief and Lieutenant-General of the Royal Military College, with Thomas Daly and others among VIPs. Governor General McNichol reviewed proceedings as dignitaries packed into the building for the Diplomatic Corps reception.
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Urgent IRSL Meeting Over NSW Case Leads Canberra Trip
IRSL schedules a three hour meeting in Canberra on Thursday funded for six state presidents and the PSPWA New Guinea branch president. Discussion centers on suspensions and appeals involving NSW branch members and possible cross‑branch actions.
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Australian Army to recruit former officers overseas
The Australian Army plans to resume recruiting former Brigadier and colonel level officers overseas to bolster its ranks. Minister for the Army Mir Fraser announced a selection board would be set up in Singapore after earlier consideration of UK and other sources. An expanded intake aims to meet shortages at junior to mid level, with a final decision expected by Thursday afternoon.
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Boy dies in dam near Crookwell in New South Wales
Goulburn reports a two year old boy found dead in a dam near Crookwell. The child, son of Albert Bierenson and Raemklands, was discovered by 12 year old John Horan who raised the alarm as residents gathered. The tragedy prompted local inquiries and mourning.
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Snowy Mountains Princes Highway intersection report
An incident occurred at the intersection of the Snowy Mountains and Princes Highways near Irvine Mit a sign post. Injured BEG and Sunt-Cin toentates Stevensa al STI Sidney initial to een Dinnel Tess Vested 98 a Te Ta Be Gapures googled sine rank.
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Cadet parade interrupted by Colour incident during drill
At a cadet parade a Colour bearer dropped to the ground as the Colour was received. Comrades maintained formation and the band played on while two underlings assisted the fallen cadet. College personnel and onlookers had questions about the incident.
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Australian brains help UK science
British science officials defend brain drain worries as 1 Australian scientist and 49 Britons are discussed in a Sydney based report. The piece notes collaboration with Australian brains boosting UK research efforts and highlighting international scientific ties.
Debts and industry push seen in Sydney report
Sydney reports cite chemists and retailers pushing for national development as debt concerns mount. Officials warn of fraud risks while stressing chemistry and technology as key to growth amid a broad debate on business welfare and credit references.
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Papua New Guinea constitutional report defended in Assembly
In Port Moresby a Papuan member defended a committee report on constitutional development, saying it reflected popular views and avoided alienating the Australian government. The report, accepted largely without debate, proposes giving House members more authority and appointing additional elected officials to bolster administration.
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Heavy glass losses across roads prompt NSW inquiry
Sydney officials released a Highway Traffic Research report noting shattered windscreens across New South Wales roads. The commission estimates annual losses around 44 million dollars, potentially rising to 574 million, with 7000 to 19600 screens damaged monthly.
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