Cutting Off the Money Flow in Britain’s Investment
The British plan to curb overseas money movement shifts rules on sterling and non-sterling investments. With limits on new inflows and a push to reinvest profits domestically, Australia likely faces a reduced foreign investment influx of about 100 to 140 million dollars while reserves remain strong. The drought and higher farm prices offset production losses, but the coming years demand new policies to ease the economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phizaws
McMahon
Callaghan
Tol
Hough
Britain
Export Growth Through Lower Costs and Infrastructure
The text urges keeping domestic costs down to boost exports especially in beef, minerals, and manufactures. It calls for road modernization in Queensland and the Northern Territory, better port and transport facilities, restrained wage increases, and active pursuit of overseas markets while avoiding tariff hikes and costly industry gaps. Britain's military presence looms as a factor in the regional economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Northern Territory
Department of Trade and Industry
Manuka
Arbitration Commission
Britain
Conscription is the only answer for Australia’s Army
A Canberra Times analysis argues that volunteer enlistment cannot meet overseas commitments in Vietnam and elsewhere. It weighs conscription to raise 3,000 to 4,500 special volunteers, plus 10,090 regulars, and compares Korea's K Force to present needs amid full employment.
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Korea
Tsk
Vietnam
Australia
Paya
New Guinea
Aken
Ingraiye
Vienam
South-east Asia
Tegilar Feld
Solion
Gory
Nenler
Ola
Piher
Prahien
Muspec
Jnin
Soldiny
Kalio
Election campaign roils Queensland in heated pre nominating
Nominations closed sparking party infighting as Labor and Liberal factions clash over eligibility rules. Key figures include ALP leader Buresa in Brisbane and Premier Nicklin, with independents appearing in Ipswich West and Hawthorpe seats. Federal leaders plot invasion as campaigning begins in earnest.
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Brisbane
Labor
Me Nicklin
QLM
Chavis
Fred Bromley
ALP
Norman
S.A. Shewcross
Shewcross
Loup
Nocmina
Bromley
Funy
Orror
Justice Department
Eluyms
Labor's Envorsed Candidate For ‘Mackenzi
FA. Gunthier
Monto
T. B
J. DumMey Nolis
Duffiey
Surfers Paradise
Bernard Elsey
South Coast
Elsey
Ipswich
J. T. Pipimore
Ipswich West
War Manchen
BV. Jordan
Mer Willian Buster
Queensland
Hawthorpe
Bieter
Kiednsland
Boxer
Hawthorne
Beater
OCE
T Byrom
Baxter
Button
Baster
Winders
God Coast
Crmnell
Albert
Gceil "Carey
Gold Cowsy
Ernest Harley
Southport
Harley
Carey
Lahr
New Sour Wales
Holt
Toawieh
Townsville
North ‘Duensland Labor Party
Letters to the editor on nurseries as a social solution
A reader argues for government funded nurseries to support working mothers and early child development. He contends such facilities would raise birthrates, free women to work, and provide educated care, while preventing harmful home environments and gendered labor division. The piece critiques private homes and urges social reform for intelligent upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovedam
Constanty
Satillon
Public debate over conscription and justice in Australia
Letters urge Canberra to rethink national service and policing methods. Contributors argue against universal compulsory service, claim rehabilitation incentives are lacking, and call for volunteer arms while addressing concerns on public service fairness. A resident suggests practical safeguards for security without broad home searches and criticizes current ballot systems.
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Iso
Asia
Antal
Banat
Norris
Taleo
Sven Yhency
Heyy
Anne Dalgarvo
ACT Advisory Council
Ree Hill
Irman Eer Tiare Avcommhoflation Report in Canberra
The report discusses hotel and accommodation standards in Canberra, noting subsidies and industry cooperation with government. It outlines differing views on standardization and cautions against premature tariff reforms while aiming for affordable, appropriate development in the Commonwealth context. The committee leader Killen emphasizes collaborative efforts with agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avcommhoflation
Peenill
ACT safesMore Group
Lowetarift
Gengronealen
Canberra
Uva
Commonwealth
Tte
Grup
BU. L
Killen
Rights and conscription stir council debate May Day
Fragmentary article discusses human rights concepts from the Universal Declaration adopted by the United Nations General Assembly. It cites Australia about freedom from arbitrary arrest and speech, and critiques government actions affecting private life and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Gieserat Assembly
United Nations
Pepe
Professor Amit Expulsion Sparks Debate at ALP
A fractured record cites Professor Amit's expulsion from the ALP but frames the event amid references to rivals and the Canberra hospital setting. Names such as Elizabeth Bickford Narrabisadah, Prof Avedt, and Ronald Hieser appear in a charged discussion about tenure and “most efficient treatment” claims within a political context.
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Tenur Aigo
Canberds
Gomtaunly Hospital
Elizabeth Bickford
Prof Avedt
ALP
Professor Amit
Hushes and
Holman
Ronald Hieser
Historic visit highlights Hobart area event
Vice regal remarks and a brief note on a performance at the Canberra Theatre featuring the Berioska Dance Company of Moscow. Her Excellency Lazy Casey attended the evening event in Holsworthy New Smith Wales area.
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Gove
Holsworthy
New Smith
Wales
Lazy Casey
Berioska Dance Company of
Moscow
Canberra
Theatrease
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Burton
Banter
Duggan
QCE
Me Baxter
Parliament House
Bawthomne
Liberal and Country Party
Cold Coast
Eric Gaven
RJ. Hinge
H. G. Winders
Gold Cavs
Cy Connell
Bernard Bhev
Liberal-Cp
Gold Coast
Dr Hinze
Alderman Winders
Ivanle
Omeeileyere
Ali Allan
Bobson
Polive
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Motel
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