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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 25, 1971

Page

5

Tea and Thoughts on Maoism Trip to Canton

A Canadian writer travels with a group through Hong Kong to Canton and Shanghai, detailing heat, crowds, and the pervasive personality cult around Mao. She notes bureaucratic displays, communal living, and evolving views on revolution, gender roles, and the Cultural Revolution while meeting officials, interpreters, and locals. The journey ends with reflections that the revolution remains alive, yet portraits of Mao are diminishing.

China Chen Nagel Canton Peace Hotel Cathay New Shanghai Jacques Shanghai Soochow Canada Mao Les Imperialists Leurs Laquais Len Sampson West Vancouver Shao Shan Tung Feng Peking Phoenix China-New Territories

Pure blood lines drive immigration screening debate in Australia

The Canberra Times reports Sir Raphael Cilento urging immigrant bloodline exams for disease and weakness, comparing to cattle. A public exhibition at North Head reveals racial anxieties and breeding goals, with psychology tests on arrival and plans for matches to improve traits, while migrants face options including transfers and, in some cases, hypnotic treatment to New Zealand.

Raphael Cilento Canberra Times New Zealand Department of Immigration

Taming the bush 9 With Amalie's bushland under threat

Amalie's bushland faces threat as Parks and Gardens pushes plans to replace wild scrub with grassy plots amid economic cuts. The piece questions seed purchases at bargain rates and hints at broader urban renewal under JOAN LYNRAYN.

Amalie Parks and Gardens Joan Lynrayn

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