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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 23, 1971

Page

4

Substitute care for motherless children debate in Canberra

Minister for Social Services Mr Wentworth voiced concern that the government cannot aid the "motherless child" and noted distress when families split as fathers cannot support young children. He spoke at the inaugural beeline AF the Child and Family Welfare Council of Australia in Canberra, with 586 delegates and observers. The talk revived discussion on substitute care and gaps when families break up, noting rising deserted fathers and divorce rates.

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None of the above: noise and music laws debated

A 1930s song tag sparks 1970s city concerns over disruptive sounds from engines, cars, and loud music. The Australian Government contemplates a national noise bill while proposals pass committees and move toward parliamentary debate.

Parliament hears report on industrial deafness and noise

The former miner Mr Stubbe led a parliamentary report on industrial deafness and noise in the workplace. The discussion touched on health law, penalties for breaches, abatement programs, and the role of local health surveyors in enforcing noise limits and worker protection.

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Teachers protest new science course requirements

At a meeting of the Science Association of the ACT teachers criticized proposed higher school certificate science courses. They argued compulsory attendance and no pay would penalize teachers and slow students, urging reform before NSW and ACT rollout.

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Legislation Foreseen for Lexisetun A Man Hard Ta Pel The Gomera

Fragmented text outlines legislative aims affecting workers and AI, with references to regulation, care duties, and ionization concerns. It mentions general committees and real flare ups in debates over automation and employment protections. The readable fragments point to policy discussion rather than enacted law.

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