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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
4
A Country Party MP proposes establishing a Darling River authority modeled on the Snowy Maui Authority. The plan, supported by joint party members, aims for next Wednesday introduction or discussion in the Gwydir region. Allan voices the Gwydir constituency backing.
Melbourne witnesses broke down in the Police Discipline Board hearing as Mr X was questioned by Ray Dunn. The discussion touched on the Snowy Scheme, expertise from the authority, and the potential use of Allan Hevesi and McCauley in forthcoming inquiries. The session referenced apprentices, government members, and Australasian developments amid a tense, disputed probe.
An official tendered their resignation amid ongoing upheaval in local government. The move follows a sequence of disputed decisions and public scrutiny. A replacement process is expected to begin promptly as community leaders seek stability.
A noisy fragmentary report notes specialist members added to the Road Safety Council. It mentions names and scattered actions, including engineering teams and aviation references, with unclear dates and many garbled phrases. The piece conveys ongoing committee expansion and procedural movements without clear outcomes.
A Canadian six member trade delegation toured Canberra for fisheries product market assessments. They met with officials at the Department of Trade and Industry and the Australian and New Zealand fisheries offices to discuss potential collaboration and opportunities in the Asia Pacific region. The visit included briefings on market access, regulatory standards, and potential joint ventures.
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