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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1968
Page
10
An ad style listing highlights a Morris Major sedan and a Fiat 1100 sedan for sale. Details note the cars are in good running order with mechanical condition emphasized and asking prices around 495 to 59 dollars.
In 1966 the full blood Aboriginal population of the Northern Territory was estimated at 19 953 with only three Aboriginal children in secondary schools. By year end 18 Aboriginal students were in secondary education, reflecting a small share of overall schooling. A three year programme began to expand national facilities for Aboriginal education, including capital expenditure and preschool to post primary levels. The aim is to enable Aboriginals to access opportunities for better employment and enterprise development within the Territory. The Government outlines compulsory schooling, with 13 as the leaving age planned for Aboriginal children and an ongoing expansion of community and welfare backed schools. The policy supports Aboriginal access to Commonwealth and State curricula through various educational streams and welfare departments.
The article outlines the evolution of Aboriginal education in the Northern Territory focusing on special schools. It notes growth from 37 in 1982 to 83, with 31 government funded and 18 in transitional settings. It discusses preschool development, language considerations, and the goal of integrating Aboriginal children into standard schooling while maintaining cultural and linguistic origins.
A fragmented report reviews Greece's post referendum economy led by Colonel Nicholas Makarense and OECD insights. It notes rises in industrial production, agricultural output, and investment, with wage and subsidy measures aimed at reviving the economy and reducing near slavery conditions.
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