Government moves to strike national service from law
The government aims to present a bill this week to remove the existing national service statute by administrative means. Prime Minister Me Whillan and Defence Minister Me Burnyisl back the plan, seeking House approval amid opposition and a tight timetable. If rejected or amended, the measure could be voted on in the coming days, with the government predicting enough support to pass despite the opposition.
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Canberra's growth slowest since 1967
Census notes Canberra's population growth decelerated to its weakest pace since 1967, with estimates showing slower expansion through recent years. The report cites shifting migration patterns and housing development as contributing factors to the subdued growth trajectory.
Drug Price Talks Set in Canberra on Valium Costs
Negotiations will take place in Canberra next month between Health Minister Dr Everingham and Australian representatives of Hoffman La Roche to discuss the price of Valium Australia’s most prescribed drug. Prices in Britain and Australia are under scrutiny as the talks start.
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Army cuts six battalions amid wartime retrenchment
A government briefing indicates the army plans to reduce active battalions to six and trim civil service and civilian staff by about 5,000 of 100,000. Officials say savings will fund mobilization while preserving key units, with reductions to support and administrative ranks continuing through December.
Canberra man jailed in Yugoslavia
An Australian man, Colig, was jailed in Yugoslavia after crossing into the country with a holiday intent. His wife accompanied him and has informed friends in Canberra of the sentence. Reports indicate he will be moved to another prison, with family seeking details as officials assess charges and duration.
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ACT Senate Representation Bill Split Between Liberals and CP
Liberal MPs and the Country Party divided over a bill to extend Senate representation to the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. The Country Party opposed Senate seats for territories, arguing ACT should remain a federal territory without statehood. Liberals argued the Constitution preserves the Senate for states, opposing territorial representation.
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Debate over Senate representation for ACT and Northern Territory
MPs argued over granting Senate seats to the ACT and Northern Territory. The North has no Senate representation presently, while proposals would align with constitutional limits. Parties warned of risks to federal balance and state representation as a broader electoral reform picture unfolds.
Ceasefire talks advance between parties amid tentative accord
Government sources say a ceasefire agreement has been reached in principle between Saigon and allied forces, with remaining disputes over timing and sequencing. Press reports indicate Saudi and Vietnamese representatives discuss limited concessions as a formal document is drafted for final approval.
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Canberra cycle path plan discussed by NCDC
The National Capital Development Commission seeks input on a pilot bicycle path system for Canberra to link pedestrian and equestrian routes and reuse Broad parkway reservations. Aims include health benefits, reduced emissions, and lower parking demand, with concerns over terrain and funding.
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X ray danger survey cited by Australian Radiation Lab figure
In a letter to The Canberra Times Freringham, a physicist of world standing, outlines details of a special scientific investigation to provide updated information on the survey. He argues the observer could not disagree that the risk was acceptable compared with the public figures, noting the study was carried out under professional standards.
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Archbishop The First Queenslander Ten Congregation
An archival note records an early Queensland congregation led by an Archbishop figure. The fragment mentions the first of its kind in the region and hints at a growing church presence and organizational structure during its era.
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Builder’s price in ACT higher amid wartime strain
Fragmentary report notes ACT builder costs rising in a wartime economy. Mentions politicians Betsy Shaoists and Rohing noes NATO with appeals for restraint. The page reference shows interrupted coverage and unclear details on dates or outcomes.
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South Australian housing plan drives public reaction
The article notes government moves on housing costs drawing public reaction. It mentions a committee to draw up uniform building regulations for housing across Australia and references price justification efforts through the Senate.
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