Commander Appointed For New Anzac Destroyer Role
Commander J. Plunkett-Cote of the Royal Australian Navy has been named commanding officer of the new Battle class destroyer HMAS Anzac, currently at Williamstown Naval Dockyard. He previously led HMAS Gulgos and led the 1st Frigate Flotilla. HMAS Anzac and HMAS Tobely are planned sister ships with trials late year and commissioning in March.
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Referendum Rejected for New State in Northern NSW
Sydney reports the NSW Government refused a referendum on creating a new state named New England in the north. The motion by Country Party leader Brumiety to hold a vote within three months was carried defeat by 45 votes. Premier Modirr said no case warranted a referendum and the cost would exceed 75 000 pounds.
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New England
Country Party
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Federal BL nominations announced for 18th Federal Conference
Melbourne reports the Federal Secretary Neagle releasing candidate names for the 18th BL leadership. Eric Millhouse is named for Federal President with nominees from New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia and Tasmania. Election set for October 31 at the Federal Conference.
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Bogs Win at Goulburn Kennel Show
Canberra exhibitors took top prizes at the Goulburn Kennel Club Show last Sunday. Lambrige Kennel dominated with Lambrigg Cornflower repeating her prior triumphs by taking Junior Best Gun Dog and Best Opposite Sex in Show. The Irish Setter Tatlow Mannequin, owned by Mr and Mrs W Hofmann, won Best Puppy. Lambrigg Fury, a Cocker Spaniel, won the Challenge in Tue trial events.
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Heavy Rain Disrupts Canberra Turf Cricket Fixtures
Heavy rain in Canberra disrupts first and second grade cricket matches played on turf wickets at Kingston oval Manuka oval and Duntroon No 2. Teams including Queanbeyan FMC RMC RAMC and Northbourne arc rescheduled with byes and revised pairings announced by the Publicity Officer.
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