Piecemeal social services in Australia face funding strain
Melbourne report cites Dr R J Lawrence of the University of Sydney noting large share of resources goes to welfare, with public services about one tenth of non government support. He warns of disjointed aid, reliance on informal helpers, and difficulty coordinating nationwide welfare efforts.
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Melbourne
Australia
Department of Social Work
University of Sydney
R. J. Lawrence
Lawrence
Australing Council of Social
Crang
Wark
Dre Iec Sgongren
Ta Liewrence
Aston
Organisa E Ag
Fanna Pralescians
Tenorante
Ecogenia
Illness unites two Australian Army soldier brothers
Tragic circumstances unite Corporal Ronald Patch and his brother in arms as both serve on fronts in South-east Asia. Ronald, 25, from Casino NSW, was seriously wounded in Borneo, flown to Singapore and then to Sydney. The RA R association and family await updates as a medical team fights to save him.
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South-east Asia
Ronald, Patch
Casino
Nsw
Borneo
Witt Theath Battalion
Royal
Austrasium Regiment
Suchling Hospital
Singapore
Mini
R. A. Mitchell
Sydney
Pet
Grant
Vietnam
Pitch
Mmesal Mares
Sutherland
Ra.r
Bien Hoy
Ashin
Patch
T Public Service Board
St Vincen's Hos
Lown
Nuclear powered submarine plans stall at talks
At an international conference in London the Peking delegation refused to discuss China’s nuclear propulsion plans. President Johnson announced a renewed but cautious effort in U S and Soviet reactor technology, mentioning breeder reactors and plutonium research.
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London
China
50 Inc
Washington
Fehnson
United
Peking
Nemage
Navy
Energy ‘Commission
Son receives larger share of estate in Supreme Court decision
In Melbourne on Thursday the only son of multi millionaire Toarsk Buckland was awarded an extra 10,000 pounds and an additional 12,000 pounds nine year income from his father’s estate. Judge Gillard ordered the award to Mr Alexander Buckland 42 of Mr Eltra who has not worked for two years due to ill health. The son had sought 9,659,000 from the estate but the High Court later reserved its decision while his sister Miss Shirley Buckland 44 failed to gain a similar route. The court did confirm her extra awards of 9,000 pounds lump sum and 15,000 pounds yearly in game as made by Justice Adam.
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Melbourne
Toarsk
Willian Buckland
Justice Gillard
Supreme Court
Huckland
Eilra
Shirley Buckland
Justics Adam
Indonesia and Maliag Ambassador Hold Trade Talks
Indonesia's Minister of Trade Major General 1D Ashari held high level talks with Mali ambassador Herold Loveday per Antara. Discussions focused on expanding initial cooperation in shipping rubber, oil, flour, and other goods to Australia and related economic ties.
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Diakarta
Indonesia
Ashari
Herold Loveday
Antara
Wan
Ibe
Inntial Bracer
Reparty
Fir Posoperativen
Achmaac
Ausieatia Smuin
Herring Run Draws Crowds to North Cottesloe Beach
Anglers flock to North Cottesloe on a May weekday holiday as thousands of herrings surge through the breakers. The famous Western Australian beach hosts standing room only with locals and visitors chasing the annual catch.
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North Cottesloe
Teacher training out of date in Sydney calls reform
NSW Teachers Federation publicist D Broadfoot says college control should move to universities. He argues current courses are out of date and urges a broad liberal education with psychology and sociology, asserting a senior teacher should hold a university degree. He warns reform will be challenging but possible.
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Sydney
NSW Teachers Federation
D. Broad
Foot
Arondinot
Desire Teace
Imeayis
Court Reserves Judgment On Alleged Libel Case In Melbourne
The High Court reserved its decision today in Melbourne on whether Dr Michael Garrelly can sue a news paper for libel in a case arising from an August article about his company matters. Justice Toske presided at the five day hearing. The newspaper won the initial judgment and Garrelly lodges a High Court appeal.
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Melbourne
Michael Garrelly
Newsper
Anniston
Ibe
Australian farmer linked to World Bank in postwar growth
A NSW farmer, Mr A Reid, 62, connected with the World Bank’s agriculture division after postwar reforms. The report notes his role in setting up agricultural investment and development programs through FAO and related bureaus, highlighting cross‑border postwar economic growth efforts.
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Sydney
Reid Wan
Farmer
Scot
Nsw
World Bank
A. Reid
Nthe
Bel Cericulture
Mc Reid
FAO
Kpend-Bountries
Bureau of Agricultura
Ecnjionics
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