Unemployment Figures For November Report 24 700 Heads Of Families Jobless
An estimated 24 700 male heads of families were unemployed in November, representing 14 percent of the works force of 1 770 000. The rate for all males was 3.8 percent, with variations by family status and other groups. The figures derive from quarterly proxies based on a sample of private dwellings and housing stock.
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Canberra Waste Inquiry Supports Landfill Disposal
Canberra waste inquiry reports the Canberra City Waste Inquiry endorsing landfill disposal as the preferred method for Canberra. The National Capital Development Commission and the Department of the Cairn Territory argue against recycling extensive material. proposals include pyrolysis and energetic gasification, though cost concerns and small population limit viability.
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Firm Rejects Total Concept In Waste Collection Debate
A long inquiry heard arguments over waste disposal methods with Lend Lease Investments and government officials backing a total collection system to minimize costs and improve efficiency. Evidence showed plans for compactors and improved tip management, while opponents urged homeowners to sort refuse to reduce processing.
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Pollution concerns loom over Yass water supply
The Yass Council and Queanbeyan City Council officials raised fears that waste disposal changes may worsen pollution in the Vase River northern ACT area. Officials noted regional garbage disposal plans, current ACT sewerage limits, and criticisms of bin and loading capacities amid ongoing efforts to address waste management and environmental safeguards.
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May 32 pensioner fined for electoral act violation in Sydney
Sydney report says Ross Leslie May, a pensioner, was fined 70 pounds after pleading guilty to signing another voter's name and writing three nominees on a ballot in the 1975 federal election. He faced 530 pounds in professional costs and 86 pounds court costs. Whitlam and the Deposito n appear in the surrounding context.
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Litter controls threatened in ACT inquiry
Officials from the Department of the Capital Territory warn that current staff ceilings and cost restraint jeopardize enforcement of litter controls. They urge stricter laws currently blocked by the Legislative Assembly, noting enforcement has lagged. The report adds that city cleaning includes new machines for street sanitation, though staff shortages persist.
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