ANU Arts Centre project faces funding and completion issues
ANU Arts Centre on campus reportedly ran out of money with work slated to end in July. The building, intended as a main activity hub with foyer, shop, offices and media facilities, required a government grant of about 50 000 and ongoing funding for electrical, insulation and equipment.
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ACT Politicians Plan Community Service Agenda
A fragmented diary style report outlines ACT politicians proposing a multi faction plan emphasizing community service, NIH collaborations, and a formal agreement among leaders. The entry mentions Ruth Aanane and local figures presenting proposals and timelines, with references to elections and party activity.
Woden Plans Meeting on College Education and Forts
Woden will discuss education and technical studies at the next Woden Forts meeting in Beni. An executive committee will be elected at the meeting, with topics including planning for Oatley and related college programs.
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Canberra Working Party Formed For Library Reform
A working party was formed to prepare resource information for Canberra with attendees including Mr Sohn and McBrudenell. About 35 people attended the meeting on reform day, as the group planned further meetings and outlined initial tasks for the library redevelopment project.
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Mall project not for private enterprise says minister
The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Staley stated the Belconnen Mall feasibility by the Canberra Commercial Development Authority supports public ownership and he would not private enterprise the project. He cited community profits and government funding and noted tenders await financing arrangements with $5 million required. The Canberra Chamber of Commerce and the ACT Members pressed the issue, while the low council oversight remains in focus.
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Talks outline wide range of economic issues and aims
Representatives from the government and ACTU briefed on economic strategy amid inflation concerns. The discussions covered growth policies, unemployment trends, and planned measures to stabilize the economy while balancing wage pressures and social protections.
Beds for 10 000 Figures in New South Wales Motels
A summary of occupancy figures from the Bureau of Statistics shows the southeast region of New South Wales with about 194000 bedspaces in motels and hotels. The Sanny River area reports over 2700 beds. Cooma Shire notes 1500 beds, and overall occupancy aligns near the state average of 55 percent. Peter Curist, tourism officer for the south eastern region, says occupancy generally reaches the state average of 55 percent.
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Italian Earthquake Appeal Contributes Across Canberra
An early report notes a broad appeal effort for the Mali earthquake relief spanning Canberra and Queanbeyan with multiple organizations coordinating. Names and precise figures are unclear, but community donors are urged to support the Malian relief drive through local appeals and group drives.
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Hunt Near Wee Jasper After Foxes Spur Morning Chase
A quarry near Wee Jasper disrupted a traditional hunt described as a stiff English affair with an old world tone. Participants wore colonial gear including riding boots and jackets as the chase ended when the woods trapped or redirected the hounds.
ACT role in Mars landings and space station links
Canberra reports the Tidbinbilla and Honeysuckle Creek tracking stations and the Deakin Communications Switching Centre as key nodes for Viking and Mars landings. Senator Webster notes growing cooperation with American missions and the expected Viking 2 events with launches and landings planned for early September in the US Independence Day period.
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Honeysuckle Creek
Deakin Communications
Mars
Science
Webster
Housing loan delays threaten June deadline
Housing applicants wait on finance as the Commission for Housing funds report late approvals. Commissioner Vic Martie urged immediate action, saying money submitted for spending remains unspent and a centenary appropriation fund must be used for these applicants.
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