Musici Delights Canberra With Exhilarating Strings
JHE’s first Canberra concert by the Italian ensemble Musici offered an exhilarating program. The first half showcased Albinoni and Bach with vivid string tone, followed by a refined Mendelssohn and Rossini, though the latter half underdelivered. Strong playing and period-voice in the opening made the evening worthwhile.
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JHE
Canberra
Musici
Albinoni
Mosan
Mendelssohn
Rossin
Albgnoni
Bach
Mozart
Rossini
Australian broadcasting board warns on TV games interference
The Australian Broadcasting Control Board warned that Widergates CO and related domestic television relievers could interfere with TV reception. Chairman Nivles Wright stated games were just emerging on the Australian market as the board published a suggested specification for the construction and performance of these games to prevent interference.
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Widergates CO
Y Ether Besefly
Peitro
Hour
Nivles Wright
Ile Fames Vias
Ote
Mihulachirers
Allowance dispute prompts action by ACT electricians
The ACT sub‑branch of the Electrical Trades Union denounces employers for not paying a 7.20 dollar weekly allowance to ACT electricians with A‑grade licences as set by the Arbitration Commission on September 3. Members will not seek work at sites until payments are made, with about 75 percent of contractors reportedly noncompliant and contractors required to supervise multiple jobs themselves. The move signals continued pressure on large contractors as they face delayed payments and site supervision duties.
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ACT
The
Electrical Trades, Union
Arbitration Commission
Lcenees
Nsw
Ian Munro
Munro
Aborigines Want Greater Self Rule Reports Say
Brisbane report to Queensland Parliament says Aborigines are willing and capable of decision making in their own affairs while white Australians still seek to control. It covers housing health welfare education and more by the Department of Aboriginal Advancement led by Director P Killoran. The document criticizes land rights dec
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Brisbane
Queensland
Department of Aboriginal and Slanders Advancement
P. Fs. Killoran
Premier Wran Allows Nude Bathing Trial in NSW Resorts
Sydney Tuesday report says Premier Wran announced Cabinet approved a trial permit for nude bathing this summer at Reel Beach and Lady Jam Beach in New South Wales. The decision follows discussions on tourism and public beach use.
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Sydney
Nsw
Mr Wran
Reel Beach
Lady Jam Beach
Death of Charles Lysaght in Sydney
Sydney report states Charles Lysaght administrative manager of Southbank Association and former director of special products at John Lysaght Ad died in Sydney today. He is survived by two daughters and two sons.
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Sydney
Charles Lysaght
Southbank Asiation
Special Produsts
John Lysaght
Mail exchange dispute halts casual staff at Christmas
The Sydney Mail Exchange conflict led Australia Post to cancel about 150 casual workers for the Christmas period. NSW ops chief Cliff Conne cited a ban by Australia Post and Telecommunications authorities. Union spokesman said mail would resume at Redfern on Thursday once bans on higher positions ease, but other bans stay and a backlog of millions in letters must be cleared in two weeks.
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Sydney Mail Exchange
Australia Post
Nsw
Cliff Conne
Custala Wele
Australia Post and Telecommunications Linton
Redfern Mail
Exchange
JNM
Fairfax printers strike at Sydney BroadWay plant
Fairfax printers at the Broadway Sydney plant walk out in a four week stoppage seeking a 300 per week pay rise, paid medical levies, wider job security as tech changes are introduced. The union and company face a state industrial commission hearing with a 750 strikers meeting aiming to end the walkout.
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Sydsey
Broadway
John Fairfax and Sons Ltd
Sydney Morning Herald
The
Financial Review
Sun
Medibank
News Limited
Agrevel Hodis
Infighting in Social Security Section Continues
Fragmented remarks reveal ongoing disputes within the Social Security division. Officials lament inefficiency and lack of cooperation, citing leaks and distrust at Parliament House. One speaker recalls past tensions and questions future cooperation as government accountability remains in focus.
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Labor Party
Triming
Parliament House
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