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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
7
Judy Pins showcases surrealist influenced paintings June 13 to 23 built from texture then glaze color. Works mix decaying figures and violent symbols in a deep space aesthetic, with fading coherence between form and content and a dated look according to the critic.
An illustrated catalogue surveys postwar German painting and its international influence. It contrasts abstraction and figuration, noting major artists like Horst Antes and Wolske and explores how style movements relate to individual approaches amid a diverse, provocative show.
Education officials urge a shift to collective responsibility, urging the ACT to involve teachers and the community in planning. They cite NSW and NZ examples, warn against apathy, and call for explicit government thinking on future developments to inform and engage the public.
Forecaster notes unsettled Tasman Sea conditions with onshore winds reaching coastal areas. Rainfall expected in northern districts then easing. temperatures mild around 38 to 41 degrees with cloud and showers moving north east. Coastal south western winds ease, with calmer periods overnight and possible brief showers along the seaboard from Sydney to Newcastle. Snow reported on highest peaks. local minima in Kiandra and Charlotte Pass.
A detailed list of radio and TV segments across MBS News and related programs in Goulburn and Canberra. Entries include Morning Match, Birthday Time, Open Line Show with John Pearce, Local News updates, Sporting Review, Music, and Weather forecasts with temperatures and conditions. The page catalogues program times, hosts, and feature segments spanning news, culture, and community listings. The tone mirrors a historical schedule grid with multiple stations and time slots.
Sydney journalists report that the Full Commonwealth Industrial Court rejected Lewis McKay’s challenge to AWU Secretary Cecil Oliver. Justice Sir John Spicer ruled Oliver entitled to hold the 32,000 member union post, finding McKay’s claims unsupported by evidence and noting disputed dismissal timing and motives. The bench upheld AWU positions on related legal points as the case proceeds to next Wednesday hearing.
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