ACOA Forms New Branch Organiser Post
The Administrative and Clerical Officers Association branch council created an additional branch organiser post and will advertise soon. On Tuesday night the meeting also sought applicants for the vacant Federal secretary role. J Watson C Harris M Armstrong were nominated to attend a seminar for public service unionists in Adelaide from August 6 to 17 by the Commonwealth Council of Public Service Organisations.
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J. Watson
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M. Armsrong
Adelaide
Commonwealth Council of Public Service Organisations
NRMA decision on GTs not discriminatory
The Minister for the Capital Territory says NRMA’s ban on insuring new Ford Falcon GT cars is not discriminatory. He noted other insurers operate in ACT and NSW, and the decision rested on a higher claim rate for the GT versus Holden Kingswood. The Ford Motor Company suggested theft risk explains the gap.
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Nrma Insurance
Act
Nsw
Ford Motor Company
Sydney
Australian tourism warned as air fares threaten industry
Queensland Minister for Tourism Herbert warned in Canberra that reduced international air fares could wreck the national tourist industry by shifting travel demand abroad. He urged a campaign to persuade Australians to explore their own country first, noting Queensland tourism revenue at 135 million last year and projected to 300 million by 1980. Domestic visitors accounted for 90 percent of state tourism income.
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Mr Herbert
Canberra
Australia
Herbert
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University of Queensland
Australian Tourist Commission
Study leader named for Canberra hypertension project
The National Heart Foundation of Australia appointed Dr John Abernethy as Canberra based research project director of a five year study into detection and treatment of mild hypertension. Abernethy said benefits of treating mild cases, often unnoticed until they progress, were not clear and the study hopes to show whether active drug treatment reduces risks for patients with mild hypertension.
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John Abernethy
Abernethy
Peak hour delays blamed on cost of linking signals in Canberra
The NCDC spokesman said peak hour delays at key Canberra intersections are unavoidable or too costly to fix. He cited Mort and Cooyong Streets, Northbourne Avenue, Barry Drive, and Marcus Clarke Street as problem points where signal timing is inconsistent. Remedial work is planned but timing is unclear.
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Marcus Clarke Street
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Belconnen
Australian National University
Northbourne
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Wakefield Avenue
Macarthur Avenue
Wattle Street
Ipswich Street
Hindmarsh Drive
Canberra Avenue
Queanbeyan
Pawich Street
Crash near Brewarrina claims three lives
Air authorities report a Cessna 182 crashed and burst into flames shortly after takeoff about 25 miles southeast of Brewarrina. All three aboard were killed in the Sydney area incident.
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Brewarrina
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