Landowners block Darwin Rum Jungle sale over uranium fears
In Darwin, owners refuse to sell unused freehold land between Darwin and Rum Jungle, believing it contains uranium. The issue was raised in the Northern Territory Legislative Council by Mr H Brennan, amid calls to promote development and land seizure for resumption.
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Rum Jungle
Elsey
H. Brennan
Northern Territory Legislative Council
A. W. Richardson
Brennan
Sydney
Hong
Hobart
W. J. Fisher
Sunlight
Darwins
Sir Roberts Castle In Dover To Welcome Ex PM Menzies
Government workers rush to finish a Dover apartment in Henry VII’s castle for former Australian prime minister Sir Robert Menzies. He will move in after his term as Warden of the Lingue Parts, keeping a historic tradition while modernising the site overlooking the English Channel.
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Wedhnewlay
Aap-Reuter
Henry VII
Dover
Kent
Robert Menzies
Robert
Lip
Wateret
Waiteh Ministry of Works
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Monare and
Soul
Nsw
ST. Stephens
Monaro
Maugher
Mc_Stephens
Oper
Ims
Ind
Ben
Eden and
Uifadillu
Minister Accepts Challenge From Centreville Walk
Melbourne report details Education Minister and four children planning a near three mile walk from Centreville School to Gippsland to raise funds for a new Centreville school. One legged MP Mr Macy and supporters including Mr Capon pledge buses for students. Archbishop accompanies party with Bishop of Canterbury.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Rossiter
Espanalwalk
Centrevie Ratepayers’ Association
We Capon
Capon
Centreville
Glahgwarrin
Gippsland
Church of Silthe
Macy-in
Electoral changes unfair says Labor in Sydney hearing
The Electoral Boundaries Commission proposals to abolish Dulwich Hill and Redfern would remove two Cabot seats, Labor says. Mr Nie Wran for Labor objects to the plan and argues the changes unfairly target one party while hearings continue.
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Sydney
Electoral Boundaries Commission
Labor
Dofvich
Apt
Nie Wran
Labor Party
Nsw
Luba
Wran
Dulwichill
Redfern
Cabot
Drummoyne
Wet
Dulwich Hill
Yenterday
Wenn
Wilstring
Northern Territory officials win Churchill Fellowships
In Darwin the Legislative Council criticized the government over sending two public servants to North America for Churchill Foundation fellowships. Directors W C Giese and Gallacher of Welfare and schools were named as winners, with a third recipient from Alice Springs. They will undertake studies abroad. Brennan condemned the move as cheap and urged broader support from the government.
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Territory
Legislative Counsil
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Churchill Founda
Swcint Welfare
W.C. Giese
Taspec- Ae AF Snes
Fate
Gullacher
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Legislative Council
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Gallacher
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C.R.O. Wardrobe
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