Survey of trends points to recovery
A survey of industrial trends over the past four months points to a slight recovery in the economy in the next ten months. The survey, conducted by The Axfrcnated Chambers of Manufactures and the Bank of NSW, covered trends from November to early hos manly.
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Victorian ALP condemns sellout amid labour unrest
A Melbourne report outlines the Victorian ALP denouncing a perceived sellout while detailing tensions with the government over natural gas, labour shortages, and industrial policy. It notes statements from party leaders, industry concerns, and warnings of ongoing economic strain despite nominal improvements.
Bravery award recommended for teacher in Yass council report
The Yass Municipal Council has recommended a young Harden Murrumburrah schoolteacher for a bravery award. The nomination highlights the educator's courage in a recent incident.
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NSW Poker Machines Ban Sparks Civic Debate
Sydney news reports Cardinal Gilroy’s criticism of an impending NSW poker machine ban and calls for courage and initiative from officials. The article details a truck crash in Cooma damaging vehicles, and mentions political figures debating a 1986 act repeal as part of a broader public safety push with pressure on the Deputy Premier and Minister for Police.
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Go go float wins prize at Canberra parade
Canberra Day events feature a Timber top Discotheque display and student groups from ANU and ACT institutions. Awards given after the procession by ACT officials recognize marching bands and school teams.
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Canberra Day Procession Draws Crowds Through Capital
Canberra witnesses a grand Canberra Day procession with crowds along the mall, officials including Lord Casey and Lady Casey attending. The event highlights Canberra’s development, with visits to Government House, remarks on the pioneer history, and celebrations at the Canberra Day Ball with entertainment and grand facilities.
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Drought Debate Highlights God’s Role in Judgment
Sydney reports on a pastor’s claim that drought was not an act of God while authorities warn of water shortages. The Rev Alan Walker argues nature, not divine wrath, caused the dry spell as rainfall remains well below average and reservoirs drop to critical levels. Officials discuss water supply plans and potential measures amid public concern.
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Boy Sees Father Drown In Swansea Tragedy
Sunday in Newcastle a seven year old boy in a tie jacket watched as his father John Price and grandfather drowned near Swansea while fishing. Rescue efforts found John Price on Herbert Street, Belmont, while the grandfather remained missing as search efforts continued.
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Saintly win seals NT Australian Rules premier
In Darwin a large group chartered Beight aircraft to travel to the footy. Supporters from Bathurst and nearby towns packed the stadium as the Saint Athletary team claimed the 16th NT Australian Rules title. The event drew wide local interest with fans praising the team's performance and the airlift that carried attendees to the final.
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Tragic Car Crash Near Huonville Claims Two Lives
Lawrence Byron Vincent, 24, an Huonville orchardist, was killed when a car wreck near Huonville killed him and another man Suntay Hobart. Kevin John Clark, 18, a North Franklin orchard hand, died in the crash and a teenage passenger was seriously injured.
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Prince Charles May Stay At Geelong Grammar School
Reports suggest Prince Charles of Britain may spend another term at Tim bertop the Geelong Grammar School annex in Australia as part of a Commonwealth education plan. The 17 year old heir to the throne could attend Tim bertop amid ongoing discussions about his schooling and royal duties.
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