Banks favour staggered pay plan in Canberra
Banks in Canberra push staggered pay days to ease peak demand. The plan would shift pay from a single Thursday to alternating Thursdays, aiding liquidity as money flows steadily. City bank manager and TLC Bank spokesman say the move could spread to larger organisations and public service pay.
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Canberra
Charles Rogers
Anid
Chang
TLC Supportea Bank
Rogers
Tional Bank
Free land to attract industry in NSW districts
Four NSW country councils Lithgow Port Stephens Cessnock and Quirindi offer land gifts to lure secondary industries under State Development and decentralisation legislation. A development corporation will guide plans, with long term leases and possible grants from 10 to 200 dollars to manufacturers disadvantaged by metropolitan competition.
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Sydney
Nsw
Lithgow
Port Stephens
Cessnock
Quirindi
Hill Ale
Josth
Department of Decentralisation and Development
Council
Rylah promises gas distribution kept in Victoria
Melbourne report states Acting Victorian Premier Rylah assured the public that natural gas distribution in Victoria would not be handed to overseas monopolies. He said the State Cabinet discussed the matter and also considered negotiations with Esso BHP on a price for the purchase of the gas.
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Melbourne
Rylah
Victoria
Esso- Bhp
Memorial director retires after long service
A man who welcomed half a million visitors through his Memorial front door in 1965 will take long service leave today prior to retirement.
Aborigines Told to Leave Work on May Day Rally
In Darwin on May Day, North Australia Workers Union secretary P. J. Carroll urged all Aborigines to quit work on Northern Territory cattle stations and remain away until they received award wages.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
Wapes
North Australia Workers Union
P. J. Carroll
Father and son accused of IVM fraud in NSW case
In Sydney Central Court the Crown charged a father and son with fraud over 800000 dollars taken from an affiliated vending machine group between 1958 and 1960. The Steens, Rose Bay and Bellevue Hill residents, allegedly used false profitability claims to attract investments and profits were kept by the owners. The trial heard about IVM Pty Ltd and related entities forming to sell coin operated machines with commissions paid to owners. The hearing continues as 30 witnesses are expected to testify.
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Wouis Steen
Bellevue
Hill
Joseph Steen
Wallace
Rose Bay
Lawrence Richard White
Steens
Equity
VM Pty Ltd
Machines Pty Ltd
AM. Holdings Pty Ltd
Panherss
Vo Wallace
J. Lets
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