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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
9
A Canberra premier gathering previews Victoria’s income turnover tax and its clash with Commonwealth income tax rules. The tax on incomes prompts questions over federal authority, potential court action, or withholding funds, as states report buoyant revenues from land, oil, and gas.
The piece argues the current French election ignores the mutation of society from rural to industrial, polarizes voters between Gaullists and Communists, and risks a longer crisis. It notes an inflationary backdrop, calls for reform in universities, labor, and state organs, and warns about a renewed push from workers and students.
A 1968 UN Visiting Mission report on the Trust Territory of New Guinea urges urgent reform of administration to empower indigenous leadership. It praises economic progress and overseas investment but condemns centralized control from Canberra and Port Moresby. The memo stresses national unity, a flag, anthem, and a clear path to self governance with sustained Australian aid.
Wendy J. Taylor of O'Connor voices concerns over relief teaching shortages at South Curtin Primary School infants' department. She notes 44 absent days with only 12 relief days, urging action. Also included is a second letter criticizing Canberra living allowances under the Commonwealth Scholarships scheme and a lack of warning about payment changes.
A Gowthurn synod debates church standing orders and long service leave for clergy while confronting conscience claims. Monuments at Hiergmiatn campus and library are noted as the scene, with conservative mood and Anglican stance referenced. John Bunyan Barton appears in the fray.
E Dammerel argues about grammar in a letter to the editor, questioning whether the adjective distinguished correctly modifies servant or public figure and whether former or formerly should apply, while defending Mr Jess’s understanding of the term.
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