Canberra Weather Summary From Morning Readings
Barometer at 9 a.m. Canberra reading shows pressures around 30.208 inches with varying gusts and light winds. Forecast mentions fine day, morning fogs, increasing cloud cover, and light to calm winds turning south to southwest. rainfall amounts noted for hour ending 9 a.m. and district observations include Bunges and Pine areas with regional temperatures and wind directions.
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Australian Constitution debate signals need for formal constitutional convention
A 1981 Carberra Times article discusses the Australian Constitution's durability and calls for renewed change. It urges urgent Parliament action on amendments to the people and proposes a constitutional convention every 26 years to review the document. The piece weighs who should be on the convention and how it could be initiated by Prime Minister and Opposition leaders.
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Autralia
Commonwealth of Australia
Chet Sustion
High Court
Han Not Benn Sitogather
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
Parliamant
Tve Iisa
Governor Genaya attends Anglican event in Queande theatre
The governor general and officials attended an Anglican theatre event in the far theatre district of Queande yesterday evening. Lieber Bid MOL Gremory ADS LAN was present.
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Migrant Struck By Motorcycle in Cenberre Community
An incident report states a migrant was struck by a motorcycle in Cenberre Community. The rider, Alan Dewald Jarvis, was driving when the collision occurred, causing injuries to the migrant and prompting local authorities to respond.
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Canberra wood merchants report scarce timber supply
Canberra wood merchants state wood is scarce with near zero stock in Canberra and long trips for deliveries. Prices and availability are uncertain as summer demands rise and previous year supplies were insufficient, prompting buyers to stock up early.
Model of Sarwy Dama to be Made in Molonglo
An outline plan by the Scientific Branch of Ye Rirtorty proposes building a Snowy location canal dam in Molangs Waver with a seven major dam system in the mountains. The Canberra scheme will include tunnels, instruments and geodetic surveys to study currents and meteorology with expert Dr KW Rohnstock arriving to discuss site suitability and accuracy for a national observatory.
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Snowy Unionists Repeat Demand
Fourteen unions with members on the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric project met in Sydney to reject the offer from the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Authority. The conference resolved to insist on terms favorable to workers and to continue unified action.
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Babel of Tongues In Assault Case
Unclear court record reports alleged unlawful assault involving multiple men at a location called the Roatel in April. Defendant and three others faced charges. demarco received 440 ballcourt costa and a default of days' hard labour.
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Pilgrim Virgin Statue Tours World Catholic Pilgrimage
The Pilgrim Virgin statue of Our Lady of Fatima, carved in Portugal, travels from May 3 to late May, touring continents and nations as part of a world Catholic pilgrimage. It is linked to Marian apparitions and carries a symbolic mission of unity within the Roman Catholic Church.
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Burma Unstable Report Sparks Asian Conference Talk
A multi nation military conference in Singapore gathers Britain, American and French officers with Australasian delegates to discuss Burma stability. Reports note Burma’s fragile security, with talks aimed at alleviating unrest and examining regional threats and rebel influences.
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Burmese Nationalist Troops Demand Immediate Withdrawal
A Burmese Foreign Ministry communique states that nationalist forces in Burma demand the immediate withdrawal of nationality troops and denies diplomatic ties with the Chinese Nationalist Government. It notes the nationalists entered Burma in 1960, retreated to the Burma Thailand border, and are regrouping to join other nationalist groups in Yunnan province.
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Industrial Law Amendment Debate in Sydney
The House addressed amendments to the Industrial Law Amendment Act on the second reading. The Opposition Leader Mr. Trantz moved an amendment proposing stricter compulsory safeguards, arguing for clearer protections of individual freedoms during industrial action.
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Presbyterian Administration Debate at General Assembly
A delegate at the General Assembly of NBW criticized the Presbyterian administration during the debate on the trustee report. The discussion revealed concerns about church management, with calls that the administration had not been effective and that the moderator should understand the nation’s business climate.
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Five Adelaide Students Charged Over River Tragedy Trial
Five senior students at Adelaide University face charges in connection with a drowning incident in the Tamar River on March 14. Dr Dwyer testified a body showed death from a form of non drowning cause, with all wounds or marks save one indicating death occurred before immersion. The trial pertains to whether the sitting of the group contributed to the death of a student.
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Thureday
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Building costs soar in ACT amid shortages and delays
Contractors report prices rising sharply for steel, fittings, and timber as private homes and housing blocks face extended lead times. Architects warn shortages strain the industry with few new blocks ready, while public housing schemes slow and production concentrates on limited timber builds.
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Agreement on Wool Reserve Reached Among Commonwealth Members
A wool reserve agreement was announced by Commonwealth ministers aiming to set reserve prices for wool. Key figures including Mr. Morwen and Mr. McEwen outlined that a formal plan would be released within days, with Australia seeking a minimum reserve price and careful study of implementation across member nations.
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Wool plan details awaited by Australian Woolgrowers
Chairman B D Benewell of the Australian Woolgrowers Council said the anticipated summary of the marketing plan is to be published soon by the Minister of Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwan. He stressed the plan’s full details are needed to allow proper judgment on its potential to affect price and supply. Bakewell also urged a comprehensive, fair disclosure of terms once available.
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Sydney Prices Firm as Wool Markets Rise
Firmer Sydney wool prices described with gains across Merino and crossbred lots. The report notes improved demand and higher rates, with Australian buyers showing strength in selling and processing costs.
Timber Home Tenders Expose Wide Construction Plans
Tenders totaling about £17,002 are being processed by the Department of Works with Housing for timber home construction and related works. Plans include two timber houses at Mt. Atromo, two at Kowsn, and a brick veneer farmhouse at Morrostle, with a Sydney firm named Cr V. O Neill as a bidder. Additional costs cover clerks tables for several departments and the Superannuation Board, estimated at £1,008. Concrete work and drives are also noted in the tender notices.
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Power Rationing Plan Aimed at 131 Percent Save
A statement from the Federal Interior Ministry outlined voluntary electricity conservation for NSW, ACT and Victoria. Households are urged to cut usage by 31 percent on specified dates May 3 and 16 while engineers assess constraints. Officials consider public safety and possible measures if shortages worsen.
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Hotel Workers Seek Separate Award
Reported yesterday moves aim to establish a distinct hotel employees award separate from the general workers in hostels hotels clubs and accommodation houses. Trade unions advocate improved earning conditions and protections, while employers resist changes pending Commonwealth criteria and wage standards.
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Glen Davis Closure Opposed by Central Campaign Rally
A chaotic translated notice shows opposition to the Glen Davis closure. The Central Council and Federation members planned a campaign urging action at Mamtera to influence the Glen Davis decision. A central committee was formed with 18 organizers to coordinate opposition.
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Sun spot 5S growing prompts telegraphic disturbance
A historical note describes a growing sun spot labeled 5S and its potential effects on Earth. Observers report a visible region about 37 days in size and a sequence of disturbances may disrupt telegraphic and wire communications due to magnetic storms.
Truman Seeks Price and Wage Controls Amid Wartime Strain
President Truman urged unified action to press Congress for wage and price controls, defense production measures, and rationing as the nation faces inflation and the war economy. He warned that failing to restrain costs could threaten the wartime defense program and national security.
Von Nida In Sixth London Race Report
Australians Eric Creeding Kol Nagle face possible qualification in the Duke 63,010 pole event as Cremin posts 165 across two rounds. Norman von Tide leads with a notable score, while race observations reference multiple poles and rounds with unclear details.
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