Magnificent Onegin ballet impresses Canberra theatre audience
The Australian Ballet performance of Onegin at Canberra Theatre drew praise for lush dancing and vivid stage craft. Strong leads Marilyn Rowe and Gary Norman delighted, though a few missteps and lighting issues surfaced, with some cast members delivering standout solos amid moments of strain in the complex choreography.
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THE
Australian Ballet
Onegin
Canberra Theatre
Marilyn Rowe
Gary Norman
Wacmith Pushkin
Tatiana
Faily
Witt Lensk
Fragmented text hints at political and cultural debate across groups
A distorted OCR fragment mentions various names and terms about political alignment and public discussion. It references conservatives, funding, and cultural topics, with scattered phrases about individuals like Frank and Marthe, and phrases implying debates over services, land, and public policy.
World chess notes and results from Dortmund event
World chess competition in Dortmund yielded tight play with top players from the Soviet bloc and Germany contending for lead. Ella Ainspireson heads the women’s standings as the field narrows to key confrontations, while Kevin Bevell and others press towards the main title in a complex, tightly fought tournament.
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Dorr
Nap Reuter
Deteriorating Australian Archives Threaten National Records
Australian Archives in Canberra face severe decay of historic records due to substandard storage conditions. Water damage, crumbling bindings, and silverfish ruin early Royal Commissions papers, photographs, plaster models, and glass plate negatives. Microfilming is scarce. a dedicated storage building in Mitchell is overdue and unfunded.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Department of the
In Aerior
J. Milden Hall
Sydney
Canbarra
Maintain Services Lynch Responds to Staff Ceiling Concerns
Government signals kept public services by staff ceilings. Treasurer Lynch writes Senator Knight that staff cuts need not reduce essential services. The policy aims to balance resources between high and low priority activities and boost efficiency.
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Lynch
Senator Knight
Grary
Knight
Wool fibre research boosts industry and Superwash label
CSIRO wool research shows scales on wool can be smoothed to prevent snagging, enabling Superwash fibres. Developed techniques include smoothing fibers and locking during washing, promising shrinkage resistance and machine washable garments. Over seas adoption and strong sales of Superwash sweaters support industry standards and global reach.
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CSIRO
Han Piven
Hayusimp
Wader
Wuimion Wool Corporation
Y Fudong Dakerreoh
Hove
Csiros
Vabar
Hiatt Igelmigne
Avstalata
Oversea
Teosuinee
Thieves steal show at afternoon event in Sydney
A garbled report notes thieves entered an afternoon show in Sydney and stole items including a SKS cast and other news. The NRMA SIPSULIE warns of security lapses as the incident is being investigated.
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AlHeeoroll
Sydney
Yale
SKS
Honites
Eagle crashes into car on Eyre Highway near WA border
Mr J W Dunican of Novar Gardens South Australia drove along Eyre Highway near the Western Australian border when a low flying eagle plummeted through the windshield. The bird struck the back seat dead and left the vehicle littered with broken glass as stock animals warned of danger on the road.
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J. W Dunican
Novar Gardens
South Australia
Eyre Highway
Dhuncan
Ne Aid Sige
Education body to study funds anomaly in Australia
A 14 member working party set up on Tuesday will examine finance and administration of education in Australia. It will review the funding anomaly created by incorporating technical and further education into the new Tertiary Education Commission. The group will assess state and federal funding for CAEs, TAFE, and schools and consider shifting courses between sectors.
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Australia
Tertiary Education Commission
TAFE
Tertiary Commission
Carrick
Caes
Schools ‘Commission
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