University enrollments rise three percent this year
Australian universities report a 3 percent increase in student enrollment compared with 1960. The rise reflects broader access and ongoing expansion across higher education institutions.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
Australian universities report a 3 percent increase in student enrollment compared with 1960. The rise reflects broader access and ongoing expansion across higher education institutions.
Police and New Town Court fear for the safety of a young woman amid allegations of a four man rape. Two men were granted bail as the case proceeded.
In ACT courts a man faced three months jail on ten theft and related charges after admitting to stealing from employers and taking money from victims. Witnesses described the defendant and others detailing incidents on Melton Road and Quernhevan areas while police tracked movements of accomplices. Additional cases included speeding arrests, and a Jehovah’s Witness defendant citing religion during sentencing discussions.
A jumble of 1966 1967 court actions and university housing debates is reported from Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle. Senior Constable Henry presided as charges and dismissals tied to desertion theft and property cases. Snell and university officials figure in plans for student housing and site development near Macquarie University and the UNSIS5 project.
A Sydney court heard a case involving alleged fraud of 15000 dollars. The defendant, linked to a network of accomplices, faces charges of obtaining funds through deceitful pretences and related offences. Court proceedings referenced names including Mr Frank Duvall and connected parties. The matter involves alleged interstate commerce and cheques drawn on provincial accounts.
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