Accommodation inquiry reveals substandard service housing in Australia
Sir Arthur Tings, Defence Secretary, told a Canberra hearing that more than 17 000 of 22 800 dwellings occupied by servicemen nationwide were below recognised Defence Department standards. He cited “premature remodelling” and rising accommodation pressures, noting state and federal funds and design duties to raise Defence housing quality amid civilian-family concerns.
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Crean faces subcommittee on service housing policy
The subcommittee heard arguments from Mr Crean and critics about feasibility of the service housing system. Air Commodore Blackwell stated that housing is central to defence personnel needs and the main issue in the committee’s inquiry. The hearing addressed Commonwealth roles, state participation, and potential loan arrangements while noting gaps in housing provision and policy corrections.
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Fragmentary OCR Notice on Service Reforms
A partial OCR read describes recent reforms facing public service changes. It notes estimated timelines and cites unnamed officials urging review and implementation steps amid limited readable details.
Rhodesia Leaders Push for Sentenced Bishop’s View
A diary fragment notes Rhodesian leaders directing the Rhodesian Government to convey Bishop Bomal Luntont's views after his sentence of WW years. Me Von Der Sous in Seeley presented his support for the bishop's stance and asked the government to consider.
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Ame to new site for AME school at Westorn Creek
The Association for Modern Education will move from 18 Duntroon premises to a new all in one complex at Westorn Creek. Construction began five weeks ago with completion planned for August. cost about 30.5 million pounds funded by AME under the Independent Schools Act. Principal Bernie Perret said the school seeks viability and notes the design centers on AME principles with gum tree surroundings and practical study areas for students.
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Proposed development plan review for Lineham Weld area
Residents attend Thursday night Lanehum Acts Cirwup meeting to view an in model of a project from Munich Street to Horton High. The NODC hosted a public session to outline the plan and its impact on Sorthboure Avenue before construction begins.
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