School Seeks Recognition After Public Meeting
A group formed after a Canberra public meeting on June 12 began operating on August 2. Presently 16 native groups in English participate in activities and seek formal recognition from authorities.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
2
A group formed after a Canberra public meeting on June 12 began operating on August 2. Presently 16 native groups in English participate in activities and seek formal recognition from authorities.
A submission from the school requests space in Childers Street premises and aims to foster contact between students and community institutions offering studies beyond the conventional curriculum. It also seeks at least one email bus to transport students to activities around Canberra.
The council would ask for a sea ib increase on butter and cheese amid rising costs. Higher prices were deemed necessary due to reductions in Commonwealth subsidies as well as factors in production, manufacturing, and distribution.
In Sydney reports a vast swarm up to a mile wide blights the Broken Hill to Menindee road and millions of insects jeopardize the Indian Pacific line. Graziers fear the worst plague in memory as scientists fly in to battle the infestation while landholders spread poison and the Defence Minister says military air support will assist the control effort.
Erroll Miller a 31 year old blind switchboard operator from North Hobart won the 1973 Outstanding Jaycee award at the national Jaycees convention in Canberra. Judges praised his contributions to the Jaycee chapter and public life in Tasmania.
The text shows a chaotic reflection on the Arab–Israeli conflict, noting breakdowns in detente and the danger to world peace. It mentions a growing need for restraint, while highlighting Arab strength and the limits of big-power support amid a widening regional crisis.
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