Film school plan sparks cost and staffing debate
The interim council outlined an area for creative schools including a film and television academy and a national arts centre. Officials disputed claims the project would cost 7 million to train 12 graduates yearly, noting studies showing a potential intake of 30 to 80 annually and the lack of similar schools in the South Pacific.
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Satay
Poate Arts
Noe Perivipe
Rosy Tertile Bagak
Sue Creative
How- Som
Gorton
Gorton Sand
Peter Toda
Covei
Aly F
Gatton
Counel
Rmitaken
Consultants
Iniity
Educaional Television
South Pacific
Australia
Complaint over $300 cosmetic surgery case sparks debate
A high income woman paid $5 for $300 cosmetic surgery under a health fund, prompting MPs to discuss the National Health Bill. Mr Hayden noted she booked under the national health scheme with patient contributions capped, while the insurance fund and taxpayers covered the rest. He cited the operation on her nose and an unspecified foundation work as costing the fund and taxpayers. Senator Anderson reported doctors’ adherence to common fees across states, with NSW 76 percent, South Australia 87 percent, and Tasmania 6 percent, as arguments in the legislative debate.
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Commonwealth
Nsw
Master For Health
Kenneth Anderson
Keefle
Habold
South Australi
Tasmania
Aviation crash at Sydney Airport sparks inquiry panel
The Minister for Civil Aviation Senator Catton disclosed a joint inquiry into an August collision at Sydney Airport involving a TAA Boeing 727 and a Canadian Tasitic DCB. The report criticized air traffic control and questioned responsibilities, while details remained limited and awaiting departmental release.
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Catton
Awaralian Navinal Airlines Commission
Relunung
Chmionweanly
Amadian Pasific Airlines
Lu Thit
Sydney
Fontene
Cotton
Wit-T
Lelland Lab
Nsw
Catlin
al Finn
Anti death bill stalls in Senate committee debate
The opposition backed by the DLP asked for referral of the death penalty abolition bill to the Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs. Senator Murphy introduced the measure earlier this year. The vote to refer passed 28 to 28, with Greenside arguing the panel can study punishment, life sentences, and possible reform before any second reading.
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DLP
Murphy
Greenwood
Greens
Rena Santa
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