Canberra Chamber plans leases redevelopment meeting
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce council, meeting on Thursday night, intends a special gathering to discuss redevelopment of residential and commercial leases and changes to their purpose clauses. A policy stance on redevelopment is expected, possibly urging public auction of sites approved for redevelopment. The discussion follows last weekend’s sale of a Northbourne Avenue block for 126000 dollars for redevelopment.
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Northbourne Avenue
Braddon Block Auction Signals $130000 Sale
A Northbourne Avenue Braddon land block and the house on it sell for 130000. The house is to be demolished to make way for a three storey building. The sale highlights ongoing Canberra property activity with plans for development.
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Canberra land sale fuels redevelopment debate in ACT
The Northbourne Avenue site near Canberra sells for 126000 with buyer Warmac Northbourne Pty Ltd planning three storey medical and commercial buildings. In court, developers seek lease purpose changes to enable redevelopment amid concerns over speculation and compensation for existing lessees under the ACT leasehold system.
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Unions pledge loyalty to Labour leader Wilson
Britain's nine million workers in the Trades Union Congress voted to back the Labour Government after a strong push from anti government factions. Lord Wright said the loyalty motion passed easily by a large show of hands, offering some consolation to Prime Minister Harold Wilson after yesterday’s wage control rebuff. Wilson remains determined to press wage limits to curb costs and aid exports amid industry pressure.
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BHP to raise 47 million in share issue record
Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited announced a 47 million share issue to shareholders to fund Bass Strait oil and gas development. The offer values shares at 35 each with a 3 premium, on a one for 14 basis, totaling 9,228,000 new shares. Entitlements will be decided in November.
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Row over shares as rebel threatens board seats
A Melbourne style row erupted at a chaotic annual meeting of shareholders led by a wealthy individual who has battled the BHP board for years. He urged a one share one vote policy and warned premiums on new shares. Sir Colin Symonds and other directors faced criticism as some shareholders pressed for his nomination, while others called for unity and broader participation among workers.
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ALP seeks compromise on Melbourne endorsment fight
Victorian ALP executive discussed a compromise to decide endorsements for the federal Melbourne seat. Former Opposition Leader Calwell, 72, and Dr Cairns, 53, declined to comment as the six executive officers prepare recommendations to avoid a public endorsement clash. Union figures at Trades Hall, including Albert McNalty, express concern over potential damage to the party.
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Sir Robert Menzies Likely to Leave London Clinic Soon
Sir Robert Menzies is expected to leave the London Clinic this weekend after doctors expressed satisfaction with his condition. A hospital spokesman declined details of his ailment, saying he is in for a check and not to be presumed ill. Dame Pattie Menzies accompanies him as they plan to return to Melbourne.
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Bomb blast kills seven in Saigon district
In Saigon, a Vietcong bomb struck the Government Information Office in the Chinese district Cholom tonight, killing at least seven people and scattering debris. Police say four Sait forces are clearing remains and fear more bodies may lie beneath. Officials report use of at least 21 pounds of plastic explosives.
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US debate on Europe shows ongoing American role
Reports cite Defence Secretary statements that the United States remains essential in Western Europe, amid references to postwar lessons from Czechoslovakia and ongoing Allied military presence. Other items mention NSW premier Askin and finals in the Victorian Football League with Rivett reporting on Geelong versus St Kilda at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Melebourne Cricket
Features Highlight Preserved Spring Scenery In Canherm
A feature notes Canherm's near by bush and mountain paths now radiant with spring. It mentions wattle fountains and nabital paradise as Row Fond promotes area preservation. Also references pages on churches Your Garden Fingneere tourism and real estate listings in various pages.
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