Politics in Victoria This Week Showdown at ALP Meeting
Report on Victoria politics notes the ALP faces a possible clash at an upcoming meeting after last week's Calicus crisis failed to mend party prestige. Whitlam supporters aim to keep Caswell as Labor leader until year end, contingent on Canberra Federal Conference outcomes.
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Whitlam
Mr Caswell
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Hie
Bo Caucun
South Australia
Attelante
ALT Council
Queensland
Mr Whitlam
Victoria
Western Australia
South Australan
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Hinfelior
Rapepear
Melbourne Dine Out Boom Amid Moomba Slowdown
Melbourne sees a surge in restaurant dining during Moomba week as new eateries, migrants owned venues, and a revived wine culture draw locals. Membership clubs for the 16 restaurants expand rapidly, offering fixed-price dinners and wine deals while prices and service evolve.
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Melbourne
Ar Inal
Sydney
Aly
Tuttalo
Melbourne Vestareraieurs
Marcum
Hunter Villeys
Letter from ACT advisory council praised for full house vote
A Canberra Times reader letter lauds the ACT Advisory Council for achieving a full vote in Parliament on ACT representation. It notes criticisms of part-time members, calls for an eight member Ombudsman, and urges a review of Vietnam service conscription while acknowledging community appreciation for Canberra Day events and committee work in Braddon.
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Gaile
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Senate
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Hoyer
Ewnden
Ramital
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Tempemane
Aden
H Pend
Canberra Times
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Arigg
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Atchers Day Citizens Committee
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Canharre Day Fligens
Sanunday
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Chile
Willoughey
Thomas
Grelen
Gre
Campaign for decentralisation in Australia faces tough realities
McEwen calls for a rational awareness campaign to persuade cats, workers, and industrialists that decentralising population is profitable. He warns politicians cannot salesly enforce it and urges targeted research to prove benefits of concentrating growth in a few cities while keeping costs in check. The piece notes urban congestion in Sydney and Melbourne and the need for practical policy work.
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Seary
Peter
Hich
Powch
Molwen Doen
Netlise
Melbourne
Sydney
Pr Neue
The
National University
Narions
Plea for Married Catholic Clergy Sparks Debate
A reader argues for the acceptance of married priests within the Catholic Church, challenging the vow of celibacy. He contends marriage sustains family life and spiritual leadership, citing concerns about abstinence and the impact of celibacy on priests’ emotional and physical well being. He criticizes a recent comparison to the medical profession and stresses the deeper significance of marriage in shaping faith and culture.
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Mt Prients
Ould
Arive
Apres
Mara Tite
Dewey Tayenlog
Cal
Reece
First Aid lessons readily available in community paper
Fragmented text shows an article about first aid lessons offered to the public. It notes low local interest and a small number of volunteers willing to provide time. The piece references fear and curiosity about helping children in emergencies and mentions a few names and locations in passing.
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Gould
Lechniane
Leenakers
Canberra Times Letter Critiques Mr Brook on Downer War
A Canberra Times letter defends an individual effort against Mr Donald Brook's remarks about Downer. The writer protests an unwarranted attack and asserts pride in a private endeavor, calling out careless and arrogant insinuations and defending personal integrity.
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The
Canberra Times
Wenula
Donald Brook
Brisk
Gang Show review praises lively theatre and youth effort
A critic lauds the Gang Show for entertaining both young and old, praising professional polish and clever acts. The piece notes strong performances by magicians, dancers, and a broad range of acts, while highlighting support for the youth training organization and its funds.
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Vonnee
Anest Youths Training Organiaation
Ae Finance Co
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