Bowen Standed By Remarks On Australia In New York
Sydney Friday. Foreign Affairs Minister Bowen affirmed he stands by remarks made at a New York luncheon describing Australia as small and insignificant and noting US actions that pleased the left wing anti American ALP faction. He said he stood completely by his speech and judged it proper though not the right time to release further.
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Critic Silenced Over Road Trauma: Surgeon Warns
Dr G Brown deputy chairman of the standing committee on road trauma of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons told college members in Orange NSW that critics who defend civil liberties and motorists’ right to kill on roads must be silenced until the “commun HY erin” of road accidents is controlled. A Canberra copy of the speech noted ambulance and hospital responses must improve. hospital managements should raise reception of casualties to meet the challenge.
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Wool industry urged to redouble effort amid market slump
The Deputy Prime Minister Anthony urged stronger drive from industry and government to tackle wool sector problems after 40.8 million paid at seven Australian selling serces with the AWI paying about 21 million. He spoke at Warracknabeal and warned of serious stock and demand issues, calling for immediate action and a shift of effort to the industry’s next phase.
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ACT school enrolments rise with 36 597 pupils
The ACT records 36 597 students enrolled at end of term two, with 26 709 in government schools and 9 954 in non government. Primary levels show 17 755 in 38 schools while secondary total is 8 954. Growth seen across districts and high schools, with several new primaries opening.
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Sewerage authority to be discussed
The ACT advisory council agenda for Monday night includes discussing the establishment of a water and sewerage authority to run maintain and plan all water and sewerage services. Also on the agenda are fire brigade charges Canberra Day celebrations seat belt law franchise age 18 termination of pregnancy Canberras municipal accounts licensing of handwriting salam a nomination for the ACT Milk Authority and traffic lights.
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Baby girl drowns in Brisbane River tragedy
In Brisbane on Friday a 14 day old girl drowned in the Brisbane River reachable by the city. Police, divers and water police searched the river after the mother, holding the baby, fled aboard a boat. The infant's body remained missing as divers and authorities pursued the rescue amid strong currents.
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Committees here to stay say Senate leaders
President of the Senate Sir Magnus Cormack told a Canberra Rotary Club audience that the Senate committee system is here to stay. He said streamlined procedures would reduce lengthy debates and shift bill changes to committee recommendations, with partisan fights confined to the House.
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