Protest to Minister on Teacher Shortage at Dickson High
Dickson High School faces a severe teacher shortage with five classes lacking a sesame teacher and multiple subjects unstaffed. The Dickson Parents and Citizens Association announced the issue after a special meeting and plans a delegation to the Minister of Education and Science to seek emergency action.
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Dickson High School
Dickson Parenty and Citizens Association
Fairhairn
Nsw
Rose Miesipon
Mocrigan
Thibes
BSW
Department of Education and Science
Pairhaim
Nad Oan
Sanday
Nenelvars
ACT
Acanemion
Canberra Times
Department of Exucution
Science
Meg
Canberra College of Advanced Education
MPs to meet on Vietnam papers
A parliamentary Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs meeting is called for Friday July 2 to discuss Mr Morrison's push for a public hearing on Australia’s role in the Vietnam War. Morrison, deputy chairman and former diplomat, seeks inquiry despite government’s cautious stance and Labour support.
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Vietnam
Morrison
Lab
Nsw
Australia
Morricon
Comme
Exter
Ame Tomer Tub
Flim’ Gtton
Canberra
Commiltes Haa
Poreixn AA
Pablo
Paren
Ulna Ib
ALP
DEP
ALD
Mormon
Labor
Tanner
Jury
Unclear Entry: Manchester Visit Ended Under Police Surround
Partial report describes police surrounding a visitor in Manchester after a calf incident and a threat. Details are fragmented with several garbled names and locations making full events uncertain. Further clarification from the Press Association is needed.
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Cold and windy day with scattered showers expected
A Canberra region weather note reports cold conditions with showers over Canberra. Fairbairn recorded a trace of rain and overnight temperatures dipped to 35 degrees with a daytime high around 47. A meteorology spokesman warns of continued cold and windy conditions today with a forecast high near 40 degrees.
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Act
Canberra
Fairbairn
Sie Hous
Uni Spm
Meteorabay
union bans Hawke supporters at Perth airpor t
Union workers at Perth airport vote to refuse servicing aircraft carrying South Africa Rugby Union team if Prime Minister Hawke is aboard. About 80 members agree to boycotts, hoping to pressure action within union rules. ACTU and TWU leaders differ on whether to direct unions, leaving decisions to local branches.
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RTH
Transport Workers Union
Perth
Righ
ACTU
Mr Hawke
Hawke
Jacke Mighama
TWH
Higham
Huwghe
Melbourne
Finnel
TWU
Testy Farrow
Mike A Vesson
Vnion
Walaheu
ACT unionists allow transport for Springboks tour aircraft
Canberra transport workers voted to keep normal facilities for the Springboks tour, rejecting a total embargo. A Canberra TWU branch vote of 23 to 9 allows fuel and transport for touring aircraft, ensuring Canberra Airport can service all craft including Boeing 707s. secretary D D Carpenter confirmed the outcome.
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ACT
Canberra
Mirport
ACTL
Hawke
Transport Workers Union
Pert
ACTU
Olémber
TWA
Caneerra
TWU
D. D. Carpenter
South African team flight sparks union over war plans
Air booking news from Sydney reveals confirmation that South Africa will send the Springboks to Australia. A Western Australia carrier and a Johannesburg head office dispute swirl around transport costs and RAAF support. Union leaders threaten action if government planes are used, while political tension colors the sports visit and labor response unfolds across Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney.
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Soch African Airways
Johannesburg
Australia
Springboks
Canberra
South Africa
Trek
RAAF
Perth
Adelaide
Irana
J. Cunning Jill
Mwe Cunningham
High Court Could Be Set Up In Canberra In Five Years
Attorney General Bowen said the High Court of Australia could be established in Canberra in about five years. News mentions city life, a culture centre issue, and references to Canberra streets. The report also notes steel works expansion and horse racing jackpots at Moores Valley meeting.
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Bowen
Secterday
High Court of Ausmnatia
Canberra
City Life
Cirle Square
Caaberray
Teisuee
Cooyong Street
ACE Council of Cultural Skeletiog
Ostertays
ALP allows conscience vote on abortion policy
The Australian Labor Party federal conference voted 26 to 18 to let state and federal Labor members vote according to their consciences on abortion. The decision followed long debate and included opposition to binding on-demand abortion policy. The party also considered family planning and population control alongside health welfare reforms.
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Launceston
ALP
Delee
Ton Kin
Me Whitlam
Soils
Mc Dunstan
Hoth Snake
Senate
Murphy
Pady
Tecom
Abortion policy debate pits party conscience votes against reform
NSW ALP secretary Westerway urged MPs to vote according to conscience on abortion. WA secretary Chamberlain pushed for reform allowing abortions where health risk or severe fetal harm exists. Mc Whitlam backed a free vote, saying he favors abortion on request, while WA Premier Tonkin acknowledged limits but supported women’s bodily rights amid calls for reform. Continued on Pace 7.
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Nsw
ALP
8. Westerway
Mt FB. Chamberlain
Furether
Mc Whitlam
Tony Kin
Dunstan
Ide
Stawnman
Mc Whitin
Chamberlain
Whitlam
Lalor
Labor
Sie
Tonkin
Cariel
India asks US halt shipments to Pakistan amid ship suspicions
Indian Foreign Minister Swaran Singh told Parliament India had asked the United States to intercept two Pakistani ships carrying US military equipment bound for Pakistan and to assure no further shipments would be allowed even if authorized before a March embargo. A US State Department spokesperson said Washington does not plan to stop deliveries.
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Desi
Swaran Singh
India
United States
Pakistan
Singh Foh
New York
Jine
US State Department
Washington
Karachi
Britain
Hals Nek Ld
Poktan
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Raat Alte Hull
Austraiy
Mc Dolan
Unian
Charles Failes
Sydney Rugby Union
ABC
ACLU
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Supreme Court
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Steel Works
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Moores Valley
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