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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1971
Page
3
Two final year silver metal worker apprentices showcased trade skills yesterday at Garena Place during Apprenticeship Week. Armabanig and Clarpe impressed observers by bending and shaping metal plates to spec, demonstrating precision and mastery of their craft.
The Department of Education confirms continued handling of scholarships and living allowances at the NSW office through year end. The upcoming changes include a restructured administration plan with details for apprenticeships and secondary scholarships. The post includes reference to the City Theatre Centre and university enrolments, with emphasis on ALT Anorty program and broader funding arrangements.
The annual report to Parliament highlights debt burdens among wool producers. It notes many efficient mills face hardships as the industry suffers a 28,000 bale decline and widespread insolvency pressures amid high costs and weak prices. The report urges urgent reforms to stabilize the sector and protect families dependent on wool.
A proposal by the Mucinthan Wool Board to raise the Wool Promotion Fund was vetoed amid debate over promotion budgets and industry support. The decision blanketed discussions on incentives, with officials citing fiscal restraint and the need to reassess the fund’s impact on wool producers and related firms.
Memorial visit figures and financials are presented, noting totals for the year including revenues from memorial services and related events. The report lists income components and compares current and prior values, highlighting profit and net gains from other revenue streams amid unclear source details.
A spokesperson for the Department of Filueatwn and Scyese said delays postponed the fare increases scheduled for November. The department outlined hardship schemes and referenced an estimated shortfall of about $80,000, affecting the planned passenger charges.
A fragmented report describes a formal challenge and public statements regarding a newly formed branch and legislative act. It mentions a spokesman defending filings, a figure named Stuart Pins, and calls to reform channels affecting legal, multiple employment, and governance functions.
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