Students block road in protest at Hindubi Street crossing
About 60 Canberra High School students blocked Hindubi Street in Macquarie yesterday morning in a protest led by the Student Action Movement over the lack of a pedestrian crossing. Police arrived as about 10 students remained on the road. A school survey found at least one in five students crossed Bindubi Street at risk, prompting officials to treat the issue as a top priority and place two warning signals on the street.
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Bindubi Street
Macquarie
Hindubi Street
Canberra High School
We School
Margh Wilson
Leigh Kendall
Kendall
Cipitel
Security Inquiry Witness calls for ASIO dossier
The Royal Commission into Australian Security and Intelligence Organisations was urged to demand immediate production of an ASIO file on a witness, with Council for Civil Liberties president Buckley pressing Justice Hope to obtain the document. Buckley warned of potential tampering, while Hope questioned the nature of subversion and the need for safeguards as ASIO’s advisory role was debated.
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Sydney
Royal Commission Into
Australian Security and Intelligence Organisations
ASIO
Council For “Civil Liberties
K. D. Buckley
Justice Hope
NSW Supreme Court
Royal ‘Commission
Ely
The
Council For Civil Liberties
Muckley
Buckley
Commission
Ansita Fia
Noone
Australia budget deficit climbs to 32.7 billion in July
Early treasury figures show the deficit for the month near 32.7 billion, roughly five times the 970.5 million forecast for all of 1974 073. The misprinted data suggests large monthly shortfall versus annual estimate.
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Australia
No forced move: Uren comments on public service relocation
Commonwealth public servants faced potential relocation as growth plans push staff to Monarto, a growth centre about 50 miles east of Adelaide. Minister for Urban and Regional Development Mr Uren stated comments yesterday amid reports of SA officials ready to relocate staff.
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Commonwealth
Uren
South Australia
Monarto
Rites East
Adelaide
Teltyacy
Labor
Immigration
Cameron
Baye
Wide powers for Assembly urged
The Parliamentary Joint Committee on the ACT recommends election of a fulltime ACT Legislative Assembly with broad self governing powers. It urges transfer of ACT Health Services education police and municipal functions to the Assembly and creates a National Capital Development Corporation to oversee planning land management and related duties.
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Legislative Assembly
ACT
Olice
Assembly
National Capital’ Development ‘Corporation
National Capital Development Commission
Department of the Capital Territory
Capital Territory
National
Capital Development Corporation
Ausralian Pub Tic
ACT Health Services
ACT Police
Dissent Over ACT Assembly Electorate Divisions
Mr Fry, member of the committee, dissented from the report on electorate division and seat counts for the ACT Legislative Assembly. He argued that no remand was given to the fact an ACT Assembly already existed and population growth could trigger another election, possibly in 1977. Fry proposed redrawing Cannetra and Friver into single wards, with East ward gaining five or six seats depending on population, to balance representation and avoid future contention.
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Grants Commission
Fry
Fey
ACT Legislative ‘Assembly
Cannetra
Friver
Otone
East
Assembly
Tanelony
Johnson
Ferritory
Crordon Bryant
Ministers reject ACT self-government plan mix
Canberra ministers failed to back self-government along the committee's lines. They urged analysis of the report and favored a regional or joint approach, noting finance and federal relations require a broader method and citizen participation.
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Canberra
Parliamentary Joint Committee On the
ACT
Nolans to Be Shown by Jan Hodgkinson
Visitors will view Nolan the historic colt at Tharwa Road homestead in a Sydney opening event tied to Australia 75 festival. The exhibition features 24 paintings, a Ned Kelly tribute, and a wool ceiling, with admittance from 10 am to 6 pm daily through March 16. fees apply.
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Nolans
Jan Hodgkinson
Nolan
Waberra
Kelly Netic
Tosham
Sondey
Clive
Proposals Confirmed by A G Proposals
The text outlines proposals confirmed by A G Proposals concerning government functions and reviews. It mentions legal aid, Canberra timing, and recommendations to government on organizational roles and independence of previous attorneys general.details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Senator to Oppose Pay Rise for MPs
Fragmented text reports a British or Australian parliamentary issue with the senator opposed to a pay rise for MPs. Mentions CAMBODIA and Canberra. Other garbled lines imply health, unemployment, and labor ministers, but the exact details and entities are unclear from the fragment.
Lifestyle and Arts Highlights on Temple Page
Entertainment notes from the Temple section cover current trends and cultural items. The page features brief items on local events, notable personalities, and upcoming exhibitions, with a snapshot of readers’ interests and lifestyle topics.
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Frank Cranston
Histice Hope
Civiliberties
ASLO
By Bruce Wright
Jervis Bay
Gwen
Canhernt
Belssynen
Capial Territory
Ryan
National Capital Development
Mc Credy
Bryant
Edebby
Housib
Byeyigh
Calvins
Gay Davidson
Benzily
Nce
Emlerby
Bryant Sud
Luwchon
Honig
Anil Wesmi
Nir Bryant
Parliament of Contronation
Enderby
Opeos
Fveningham
NODC
Ak Weslon
Canterra
Puy
Tharwa
Teresa Brzostowski
National Gallery
Sidney Nolan
Ned Kelly
Nedaw
Manne
Tienen
Mme Furi
Vandhne
Ester
Australam Legal Aid
Avateabia
Attornes
Shen Senaic Murphys
Cambodia
Webel
Sneddem
YMC
Last
Mare
Temple Entertainment
Gang Gang
World News
Parliament
Finantee
Comey
Sony
Mt Duar O
Homecrafts
World OF Music
Canberra Times
Austrane Ory Limited
Pirietreet
Fyshwick
Bublenars
Austrain Sty
Linnse
Jonn Pairtes & Sone Limited
Zostel
Honor
Gerberre City
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