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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1972

Page

8

Trans Tasman ties urged to deepen proximity and cooperation

Canberra hosts New Zealand Prime Minister Marshall as editorial lauds closening Australia New Zealand relations. It argues for cautious political integration, urges resolving disputes amicably, and highlights potential gains from joint wool marketing and military standardisation while preserving New Zealand’s independence. It notes past disagreements and calls for visa freedom and joint response to nuclear tests.

Canberra New Zealand Marshall Australia North America Europe New trans-Tasman Royal Military College Duntroon Stockholm

New emphasis on Australian New Zealand and Japan ties

The 1972 Tokyo week signals a shift in ANZUS relations with Japan as Australia and New Zealand seek direct access to Japanese thinking. Officials push for expanded Tokyo diplomacy, closer information exchanges, and mid level contact, while advocating a Japan study center to deepen understanding and avoid misunderstandings in long term links.

Japan Australia New Zealand America United States Tokyo Kasumigaseki Foreign Ministry Peking Moscow Britain Europe Anzus Washington New London Shann Foreign Affairs Ministry Keith Holyoake Wellington Canberra Kissinger Nixon Profesor Crawcour Australian National University Department of Australian Senate Foreign Relations and Defence Standing Committee

Noisy mowing machines and suburban animals

Letters discuss replacing noisy mowing machines with unconventional lawn keeping ideas. Nigel Wade advocates animal grazers such as pinioned geese and rabbits, referencing Parliament House lawns. A reader named Dr Peter C Arnold rebuts editorials on health schemes, arguing fundamental flaws in the system and calling for rebates and less blame on doctors.

Hill Suburbia Canberra Parliament House Nigel Wade General Practitioners’ Society Australia Australian Medical Association Labor Party Peter C. Arnold General Practitioners Society

Critics argue against national health scheme in Australia

Readers debate the Australian Labor health plans and the NHS in Britain, claiming higher taxes and drug costs under a national program. Letters cite contributions, rebates, and comparisons to English experiences, with opinions on Aboriginal studies, Canberra governance, and church unity shaping the broader debate.

Australia NHS Hayden Bill Hayden Labor Atient Ia Medical Labour England P. D. Hughes

French scientists urge caution on French nuclear tests

Letters from scientists and laypeople debate the health impact of French atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific. They argue fallout may raise health risks beyond natural radiation, urging consultation with biologists and moral assessment of any increased harm to Australians.

London Canberra PMG Hack Mountain Mary Macdonnlll Mavis Romp Doreen Whitfield Professor Birch ABC Australia South Pacific Sir Philip Baxter Baxter

Patra Proposal For Post Tower Improves TV Reception

A proposed post tower project promises better television reception by extending signal reach. The plan mentions Lack eum and Crace towers as key components to meet FiE and related service needs.

Pew al Crace

Governor General Opens 197 Australian Football Championship

Sir Paul Hasluck the Governor General officiated at Subiaco Oval to open the 197 Australian National Football Championships, marking the start of the national event. Teams from several regions gathered as officials declared the tournament underway amid ceremony and crowd.

Sir Paul Hasluck Subiaco Oval

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