Theatre by Ken Healey Superb artistry in mime
Five performers of the touring Canadian Mime Theatre presented a Saturday night show blending humor and nonverbal skill. The act featured nine vignettes and pieces like The Search and Final Hour, drawing praise for precision and control while questioning the group’s ability to sustain a larger form beyond episodic sketches. The reviewer notes differences from Marceau and speculates on broader prospects if a fuller work could be developed.
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Company forms new theatre and concert ventures
MELBROLASI Sun reports Mr Raber Sin ess as general manager of Williamson Theatres Ltd. The new company plans to run theatrical and concert openings in October, creating its own theatre and presenting classical and popular entertainments for audiences in Australia, New Zealand and other countries with celebrity performers and fans.
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Taiwanese fishing boat quarantined near Mackay
A Taiwanese fishing vessel, Min Yi Asiang, was quarantined at Mackay harbour under guard after a quarantine order was served to limit venereal disease spread. Six crew members were eventually allowed ashore under customs supervision, while other vessels faced restrictions.
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El Alamein recalled by Renined Services major general
Forty members of the ACT branch of the Renined Services attend a memorial event in Watton to honor a fallen comrade. Major General CW Pinky presides as a tribute to the dead and to those aiding the mental health support effort.
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Nobo
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Government to name members of major education inquiry
The Government announced its selection of members for a major inquiry into education and training. Senator Carrick confirmed chairmanship by Mr Wallin, with a plan to balance equity and experience across education and labor markets. The committee will review possible reforms to improve schooling and reduce early leaving, aiming for a national standard.
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Fretilin Rep Mir Santos Visa Decision Delayed
Amid looming expiry of his Australian visa, Fretilin representative Mir Chris Santos faces an unresolved permanent residence application. The Department reportedly has not acted, with government sources noting possible delays and internal reviews. Santos’s wife and others await clear outcomes as regional tensions rise.
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Government urged to fund women refuges amid closures
The article reports MPs and Senators urging continued government funding for women's refuges after accusations of funding gaps. It cites figures showing rising demand and notes a push for tighter state involvement in shelter supervision. The discussion references recent quarterly figures and local case counts, highlighting 27 to 42 women affected in various regions.
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