Why increase overseas freights justified or not
A Canberra Times opinion argues that pledges to raise overseas freights lack justification and fail to relieve importers and exporters. It notes previous government actions reduced some costs but benefits did not reach shippers, and questions rationales for continued rate increases. The piece calls for rational policy and improved port shipping efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang Vaken
Ovaranan Tues
EU Fa, 4S Convincing Rane
Ty Woah
Australia
Theo
Australie
Australian
Horticulturalists Propose Canberra Show Plans and Wardens
Canberra horticulturists unveil plans for a new show tied to the Canberra Gardens Society. The association, led by president elect and officers, reports a solid year with income from three shows totaling receipts and a near full subsidy. A meeting featured Dianne H Kochion and A Spencer among officers, while plans include a Wardens competition next March and renewed demonstrations with the Department of the Interior.
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Canberra
Lord
Ahoven
Wareraald
Canderre Vardensr
Benet
Ted
Bev Naieceneat
Thie Tunis Tlera World
Malar
Department of the Lotterior
Holt Ardon
Marc
Wardin
Bower Gardene
Dianne
Sean
Gavien
Mice Bexrern
Mi RN
Ara
Wearnred Dents
Azar H Kochion
Uenaner
RF Hinginn
Snow Mincraty
A Spencer
Wisiatual
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Firm
Tadtrall
Rouneil
Moewrait Nicks
Ile Dupe
Veh Rim Crichton
St Iinwunel
Tr Wright AU Lietmpett
Nicklum
Thornton
Meadatoen
Griffith
Wocuntary
Mra CC
Kerkpateiie
Mie
Anvie
Paulley
Mee
Debentam
Queanbeyan
Canberra Commission Urged For Joint Development Panel
The article reports calls for a three member Canberra development commission to oversee federal capital plans. It describes proposals for a joint standing committee drawn from Parliament, to supervise development and protect rational capital objectives. Arguments cite avoiding delays, ensuring coordinated authority, and directing funds from federal budgets to Canberra projects.
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McDonald
Rvmr
Tom Milter
Van 8
Canberra
Comielieton Wie
Bunce
Chaberta
Hal En
Win
Feeman
Preliminary Extensions For Canberra Water Supply
Preliminary work begins for a water supply extension in Canberra. Canberra Water Authority outlines partial surveys and design steps for gravitation and pumping systems. The Cotter Valley works could impact dam capacity and raise future water delivery potential for the city.
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Thais
WDA
Canberra
Cotter
Conference delay hints at August base meeting
A garbled report suggests the ALP conference likely not before mid August with federal involvement and party officials mentioning tentative dates. Key names include Toohey, Cobourne, and Worth? officials, while state and federal actors discuss scheduling and arrangements amid unclear lines.
Weather summary from Hyiu and surrounding region
Meteorological bulletin notes unsettled conditions across Hyiu and Port Needing area with winds moderate and gusts. Bay and coast see northward flow. inland areas report variable cloud and scattered showers. Temperatures mild with a tendency toward cooler nights and increasing southern humidity.
Timber Homes Versus Brick Gains in Canberra ACT
Canberra debate highlights timber dwellings as weatherproof and well insulated, with advocates citing stronger survival in attacks and better wind resistance. Critics note maintenance costs and cracking in brick streets, while insurance remains higher for timber homes.
Education's focus on the individual learner and citizenship
Mr. Davis, headmaster of Aristie Henoo, argues education should center on individual childhood potential. He notes record cards tracking futures, teacher experimentation with methods, and giving children opportunities for creative work to form responsible citizens.
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Wravis
Aristie Henoo
Ivan
Savin
Davis
Mouranda
Yrara
Ravis
Hoernlen
Aristotle
Pluto
Increased road toll expected in Sydney luncheon speech
Acting Superintendent Chiumeling warned at a luncheon that road tolls could rise as drivers fail to control speeds. He said about 50 percent of incidents occur when vehicles travel faster than safe limits, noting recent deaths on highway stretches and urging stricter enforcement.
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Amaoriaion
Perevision
Avis
Timbee
Jan Neice
Canberra
Hell
Dully
Tony
Uae
Bulldern
Bovie
Union Montes
Muney
Trmt- Ac
Chiumeling
Sydney
Chaseling
Les Holm
Diplomatic Passports Sought for State Ministers
A garbled report notes calls for diplomatic passports for state ministers. It mentions a minister claiming a federal link and a desire to travel for official business abroad. The text references personal moves and a possible foreign trip, with unclear names and dates amid the distorted source.
Bank Sees Stable Economic Trend Amid Mixed Signals
A fragile economy shows tentative stabilization with consumer spending weak, while trade balances improve. Government policy remains cautious as labor shortages bite, affecting manufacturing and materials even as inflation recedes. Regulatory risk could alter the outlook.
Pensioners protest rentals in Canberra meeting
A deputation of Old Age Pensioners protested proposed rent increases, arguing many tenants cannot meet higher payments. They urged rent relief, noting members in Canberra and cities faced rising costs, and demanded action before the Minister for the Interior.
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Ameria
Jon
Tenia ‘Ia
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O'Bren
Wootlake
Bir
Maun
Ainslie
Ald
HK. Brusor
Penesonary
Shein
My. Finsor Waa
Canberra
Japan Increases Wheat Purchases Amid Market Talk
The report notes Japan raising its wheat purchases from Australia over the past two weeks, with an emphasis on higher quality grain. Markets consider domestic and foreign demand shifting, while Australian shipments and weather patterns influence trade expectations.
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Dawn’ Ewald
Japan
Ueaut
Queensland
Milan
Russian Inquiries For Meat and Australian Market Aid
The Australian Meat Board faces inquiries about meat trade and possible resumption of shipments. Traders in Victoria and Vinita Graziery discuss cattle and mutton export availability with prices and stock levels. The board plans funding of 140,000 pounds for Turner research to improve market appeal in the United Kingdom.
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Peiroy Fur
FoTimnie
Hn Astralian
Beiard
Awenian Wootbuyera
Brodie Wan
Vinita Graziery
Rawuelacions Cattle
Mronie
Mora
Averagas
United Kingdom
Turner
Big Demand For Olympic Games Bookings
Canberra officials report heavy interest in Olympic Games tickets with bookings rising sharply. ANA manager Mr Jounatan noted many seats already sold, and more inquiries expected as the event approaches. Reports mention high demand across airlines and travel agencies with complex arrangements and packages. The piece includes disjointed notes on travel logistics and a separate London church update about Archbishop Garbett and a university event.
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Nei Ray
Canberra
J Jounatan
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Rome
ENO
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