Buses Return To Normal Speeds After Union Endorsement
About 400 Transport Workers Union members backed a Canberra executive recommendation for bus drivers to resume normal driving speeds. The plan aims to avoid penalties under the Myer Kahfe Ordinance while asserting the new cap of 25 mph where speeding had been charged. Meanwhile pay disputes and labor actions ripple through ACT yards and Sydney education authorities defend disciplinary measures.
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Transport Workers Union
Canberra
John Rolph
Bles
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Omnastier
Uy Fredy
Warning by ACCA on union policy
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia warns that direct industrial action by organised labour threatens the economy. Neville Elton states business concerns and urges immediate implementation of government conciliation and arbitration reforms to avoid a breakdown in law and order.
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ACCA
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia
Neville Elston
Canberra
Blyton
Canadian and Australian trade talks focus on exploratory aim
Talks begun in Canberra on Monday between Australia and Canada continue with a low key approach and no expected concrete agreement. Officials say discussions remain exploratory to consider changes in world trade and how they affect both nations, with the Canada Australia Trade Agreement likely a central issue as Britain moves toward Europe.
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Canberra
Canada
Australia
Britain
Europe
Grant to Aborigines aids living standards in Australia
The Australian Freedom from Hunger Campaign announced a grant of 44600 dollars to two Aboriginal organisations to raise living standards. National president Mrs Phyllis Frost explained the funds address a perceived contradiction in aiding abroad while neglecting domestic Aboriginal issues.
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Sydney
Phyllis Frost
Frost
Ote
Dermatitis Linked to Dust From Decomposed Flora
In Brisbane at the Australian College of Dermatologists meeting an Adelaide dermatologist Dr Neil Barry reported dermatitis among gut back people and suburban gardeners caused by dust from decomposed Australian wildflowers and shrubs. Outbreaks occur mainly from August to late summer in the outback. Cure is non exposure. Cause is persistent perpesure to windblown dust.
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Brisbane
Adelaide
Neil Barry
Australian College of Dermatologists
Outback
Yass Hospital announces two new appointments
Yass District Hospital Board chairman Mr Eb O Connor announced two staff appointments. Mixa Helen Morrison of the Royal Hospital for Women Sydney is named matron and will start around May 4. James Darroch, 42, will become chief executive, replacing Arch Rankin, while senior clerk John Wilson will act until then. Darroch hails from Moleng Hospital and previously served at Collarenean.
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Yass District Hospital
Eb. 1. O'Connor
Mixa Helen Morrison
Royal Hospital For Women
Sydney
Mias Wavnmun
Yass Hospital
James Darrech
Mir Arch Rankin
Darroch
Yost
Joh Wilson
Moleng Hospital
Collarenean
Nurses pass NSW Registration Board final examination
Nursing aides who passed the recent final examination held by the NSW Nurses Registration Board are listed. Names include personnel from Cooma District Memorial, Braidwood, Corowa and other hospitals. the roster indicates successful candidates across multiple districts and bases.
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Sydney
NSW Nurses Registration Board
Liberal resignations poised to win party votes in Tasmania
Tasmanian Liberal Party officials including Premier Bethune believe two minister resignations will show a united team and win votes. Dr Abbott, Minister for Health and Road Safety, resigned after talks, to stand as an independent Liberal. Lyons had already quit, collapsing the coalition. Abbott urged tougher road safety laws and opposition to private school funding. Bethune warned any future Liberal member must accept cabinet responsibility.
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Tasmanian Liberal Party
Bethune
Liberals
Dr Abbott
Centre Party
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Dr Abbot
Abbou
Amy
Cone
Abbott
Abra
Gang Show at Canberra Theatre for charity groups
A Canberra Gang Show presented by the Scout Association of Australia will be staged at Canberra Theatre tomorrow evening for guests from Marymead Koomarri Morling Lodge Dr Barnardo's Homes the Goodwin Centre Sir Leslie Morshead War Veterans Home and the Canberra Hospital.
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Scout Association of Australia
Canberra Theatre
Marymead
Koomarri
Morling Lodge
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