Three youths receive four-year suspended sentences in carnal knowledge case
In Sydney court, Eric McEwan aged 18 Warren and Michael Dixon aged 15 were given four-year suspended jail terms on charges involving a 13-year-old girl. They were placed on 250 food-behavior bonds and required to report to authorities. The case, heard by Mr Justice Maguire, follows events on March 3 involving a labourer and two workers.
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Sydney
Justice Maguire
Eric Fo
Irviea McEwan
Ren
Ty Taees
Ne Warren
Michael Tomes Dixon
Rourke
Trevor Michie
Warren
A.m
Goulburn Rotary Clubs Plan Two-Week Students Exchange
Exchange planned between Goulburn Rotary clubs and Zealand with a two week student program in January. The effort aims to foster cultural ties and leadership development among local youths through a hosted visit and activities in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
To Rotary Clubs
Zealand
Aboriginal college plan approved for Darwin redevelopment
The Parliamentary Public Works Committee approved a 3.4 million redevelopment of Kermilda College for Aboriginal Students in Darwin. The project aims to complete by early 1975 and provide residential and educational facilities for 310 students, including dormitories, classrooms, administration, recreation, clinic, and service buildings. The site amid a semi rural eight miles from Darwin city center was deemed suitable to deter town distractions and support special development opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliamentary
Public Works Committee
Kermilda College
Darwin
Ies
H Hmever
Darwin Ily
Stuart Highpie
Residential colleges appropriate for Aboriginal children
The committee argued residential colleges were appropriate for Aboriginal children, noting wide differences in acculturation. It highlighted varying levels of sophistication tied to closer European contact and said final drawings and tender documents should be ready by February 1973, with tenders to be invited then.
Mountie Coin Marks RCMP Anniversary in 1973
The Canadian Mint will strike a new two piece coin and a silver dollar in 1973 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The coins will feature a mounted RCMP rider on their reverse designs, according to an announcement from the Canadian High Commission in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian High Commission
Canberra
Caine
RCMP
ACT hospital bed capacity and growth projections
Planning for ACT hospital beds discusses northward growth per Voorhees concept, potential north Belconnen expansion, and Gungahlin needs. It outlines Belconnen and Calvary facilities serving Woden, Weston Creek, Tuggeranong, and a possible Tuggeranong hospital to meet long term demand, with several capacity timelines through 2000.
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Voorhees
Gungahlin
Mulligin Fla
Gangahlin
Belconnen
Murrumbidgee
Lin
ANL
Woden Valley Hospital
Nsw
Tuggeranong
Woden
Weston Creek
Tiggeranong
Env Geen Gemirinos Hospital
Woden Vale
Jey
Calvary Hospital
PNG House backs royal commission into Caribou crash
Papua New Guinea's House of Assembly urged Australia to establish a Royal Commission into the RAAF Caribou crash that killed 20 Papuan soldiers and five Australians. Motion says only a full public inquiry can serve the people, with support from Prime Minister Somare. RAAF court of inquiry and a coroner's inquest have begun. bodies returned to Port Moresby.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
House of Assembly
Rae
Roa
Poulies
Hansauty
Deaster
RAAF
Australi
Somare
RAAP
Cade
More mothers gain pensions in government study
The Department of Social Services data show increases over a decade in the number of deserted wives and divorced mothers with dependent children receiving class A pensions, while widows’ pensions rise marginally. The Family Research Project by Minister Wentworth will focus on aid to deserted wives and separated mothers, with statistics from NSW pension records noting average ages and dependents.
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Department of Social Services
Chile
Department of
Speva Sereces
Tmber
Nsw
Grant
Holt family sues for libel in Australian case
In Melbourne on Monday Mr Sam Holt his wife Fiona and his mother Dame Zara Bate filed unspecified damages in Supreme Court against Downland-Polications Title publishers of the Truth over a front page article headlined Dame Zara's son named in divorce. The suit claims the piece falsely cited Holt as a correspondent in a divorce case and ordered to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sam Holt
Fiona
Zara Bate
United Supreme Court
Downland —Poliications
Tri Newspanel
Dame Zara
Divarsa
Holt
Harold Hott
Rotewrit
Arkle
Cose
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NT Aboriginal College Plan
Alinga Street
Hobart
Wrest Point
Act
National Capital Development Commission
Alan M. Voorhes and Associates
Gunsahlin
Calvary
Atko
Gungahlin and
Mulligans Flat
Molonglo Valley
Caribou
PNG
Jos Akaniah
Royal Commission
Mise
Akaniah
Samare
Caribon
Abajah
Aviaion
New
Holts
Me Holt
Canberra Travel Services Pty. Limited
Tee
Vane
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