War Memorial artist Mervyn Napier Waller dies in Melbourne
Melbourne artist Mervyn Napier Waller, designer and executor of the stained glass windows and mosaic wall in the Australian War Memorial Hall of Memory, died in Melbourne after a wartime career and a lifetime of sculpture and painting. He survived by his wife and two heirs.
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Australian War Memorial
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Lottery popular sale cooperation amid cautious public interest
A fragmented report notes a popular lottery sale facing scrutiny amid transitional plans. Officials and residents discuss the event and related safeguards, while unintended confusion the prior day sparks calls for clearer messaging and orderly procedures.
Four students banned from university
Melbourne reports that in the historian Supreme Court Justice Newton ordered suspension of four students from entering La Trobe University premises. The names listed include Bray William Pola Ferguson Jamer Robingort Karty York Aga Rodney Brig Tash John Winneke and Ave University staff say the group, previously suspended by the Proctor, attempted to reenter the campus and occupy the grounds despite orders.
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Fergut Jamer Robingort
Mee Karty York Aga
Rodney Brig Tash
John Winneke
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Plans for minister study of promises population support
Australia faces population and health service challenges as the Australian Council for Overseas Aid sets up a board inquiry. Convener Sei Bune leads nine discussions on world aid, with aims to address Western Hemisphere and Pacific region concerns and a national conference planned for 1975. Federal Government to assist the Northern Territory health services inquiry.
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Bune
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Eve
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Mural Project Sparks Church Prep in Pickering
Mural work by Min Ang and Pickering crews at Bluse Hall ANU aims to display about 200 feet of art. Reverend Stephen Holmes notes that on Wednesday aratic religious expression was encouraged at the church as community members gathered. The effort seeks unity and service as the project progresses.
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Archbishop Mian Visits Cities Amid War Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text reports Archbishop Mian amid war turmoil visiting cities including Sydney Canberra Paris and Buenos Aires. Mentions high church leaders, potential meetings, and regional reactions as Ukrainian crisis looms.
Environment NT impact study planned by federal government
The Federal Government plans an environmental study for the Alligator River region in the Northern Territory. It aims to assess impacts of mineral exploration and mining, including floodplain pollution, wildlife, air quality, and soil. Major economic interests focus on Deal Adder Valley and Timah Falls.
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Plight of tribes affected by culture in Australia and Canada
Dr Lloyd Barber in Canberra outlines Aboriginal and Canadian Indian issues. He notes complex federal and colonial duties, cultural traits, land claim targets, and the tension between Indigenous groups and settler structures.
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Threat to sight Darwin landmark Virrabul 78 award note
Famed Avahem landmark partner Virrabul 78, recently honored with a national “Comgperation” award, faces potential loss of sight from a corneal ulcer. Dr Barber cautions on eye health and treatment options amid this developing medical concern.
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Swedish bid to sell fighter to Australian air force
A Swedish attempt to offer a supersonic fighter to the Royal Australian Air Force is reported, viewed as a potential Mirage replacement. Canberra details and Swedish industry interest are noted, with emphasis on government collaboration and planned production in part locally.
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Legal aid application forms redesigned by private practitioners
The ACT moved to private practitioners redesigning legal aid application forms after comparing schemes across states. The aim is speedy determinations and lower overhead. A Canberra district solicitor criticized the method as costly and lacked progress notes or improvements.
NSW legal aid forms debated by committee and staff
A committee discussed the efficiency and fairness of legal aid application forms and the role of private practitioners in NSW. It noted existing delays, substantial overhead, and a need to speed processing while ensuring proper documentation and eligibility.
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de Barwaat
Millionaire film chief dies at 83
London report notes the death of Lord Rank, veteran film chief and former head of the Rank Organisation, aged 83. The magnate built a cinema empire, merged firms, and supported productions including festival award winners while shaping British entertainment.
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Lord Rank
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Army postings reveal new Australian Army command officers
An official notice lists Colonel PD Yonse as a profess officer with The Directorate of Army, detailing appointments at the Australian Si Dece and Army authorities. It names Brigadier Hewenn-Catonel J Hughes as commanding officer at the healthy Aatiulton, and references a colonel tied to the Jimele training centre in Canuiogsa, Queensland.
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Improbable legal note from Sydney reveals obscure aliases
A fragmented Sydney report shows a curious legal notice involving unnamed individuals and a commission, with references to Portae and Sons and a mysterious Abstratian Blondel Commission. Authorities including Mr Richard Carley are mentioned in a murky context, suggesting a portmanteau of titles and names.
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NSW Supreme Cine Today
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Asinior Simson
Portae
Tnene
Richa Carley
City unveils model exhibit at central development site
A city model from Canberta's cement works will be shown at the Re a Point exposition. The exhibit highlights ongoing construction around the central district and its eastern suburbs.
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Rea Point
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