Ego boosts to top PS men get results at ANU conference
Journalist Pat Huntley spoke at the ANU Women and Politics conference about public service culture. She described systemic gatekeeping and gendered barriers, noting women faced limited access to information and low rewards compared to male counterparts.
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Goulburn school closure noted amid council debate
A report details Goulburn's Armyle School facing closure, referencing historic ties to the Presbyterian Church and local finances. It notes long service since 1921, past consolidation in 1875, and accumulated deficits nearing 140000 dollars, with more than 990000 in incomes cited.
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Strong feeling drives early Federal poll debate
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Welfare report argues for stronger social security policy
The Social Welfare Commission warned the government of potential extinction and urged a revived national welfare plan. Chairman Coleman criticized current structures and proposed a single department channel to improve benefits, with emphasis on income maintenance and community needs. The report echoed Henderson inquiry themes and stressed cautious reform without raising current benefit levels.
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Mates Stores Sell to Youngs J B Young Holdings Agreement
J B Young Holdings plans to buy Mates stores in Canberra Queanbeyan Woden Goulburn Nowra Wagga and Young from Burns Philp. Youngs to pay about 5 million with 2.3 million ordinary stock units plus a premium and debt. completion awaits Trade Practices approval. Burns Philp to keep freehold properties with a five year option for Youngs. Staff retainment and transfer Oct 1 next year.
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Medical crisis in NT nears as health services strain
Minister for Health Everingham warned that medical services in the Northern Territory face a crisis within two months. He cited anaesthetic shortages and a rising workload on clinicians as private practitioners are scarce. Ministers discussed urgent measures, including special allowances and fast-track staffing, with a departmental meeting planned within two weeks.
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Jones moves to restore first class air seats
Government eyes a plan to return first class travel for 19 officials and public servants without extra cost. A formula uses private travel on available first class space to secure reduced fares, while limiting public use to private travelers only.
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No peace progress in Timor talks
Timor talks yield no breakthrough as Portuguese envoy for Timor, Dr Aine Saniony, arrives in Danking amid a tense international scene. Reports describe limited movement, with Australia and allied governments watching for a shift in negotiations and any halt to violence.
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Catholic Church split on PNG tensions and reforms
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