Education crisis looms as federal cuts threaten Australian universities
Education leaders warn of a looming crisis in Australia as debates over federal funding, university costs, and vocational training intensify. Proposals to limit growth in tertiary education spark protests and calls for protecting access, with university figures stressing the need for sustained support to prevent cuts harming students, researchers, and regional campuses. The tension spills into parliamentary discussions and public demonstrations, highlighting strain on the education system nationwide.
Fragmented Saigon Rebels Mentioned in Jakarta Report
Jakarta reports Indo neva not ready for talks with Australia on Whianeye rebels who had fled into Papua New Guinea from Went Irian, military spokesman said. Melbourne ombudsman notes submissions for Victorian appointive vacancy. Honolulu hostage tale centers on James O Lear and family held in Hawaii awaiting transfer to Australia.
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Forward exchange facilities restored
Sydney reports the restoration of forward exchange facilities for banks, lifting the three month limit on sterling, US and Canadian dollar cover. The reserve gathers at night, with changes to be made for foreign arrangements and the Bank noting discretion remains with the authorities.
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Unions May Help Students In Melbourne Campaign
The Victorian ALP chairman Mr Greenge Crawford claimed unions could shield students amid a police raid on a student live event. He alleged a fascist shift and intimidation, urging unions to offer protection to young people against ongoing government pressure.
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ANU hosts reception for visiting professors from Europe and Asia
At the Asian Studies building in Canberra a reception welcomed two visiting figures, Professor Chen from York University and Phifer Gi from the Netherlands. The pair, recently retired from the Church of Arabic and Near Eastern Studies at the University of Peden, are in Canberra at the invitation of ANU.
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Minister's Directive on Vietnam Service for Australian Troops
National servicemen would not be compelled to go to Vietnam if they did not want to, said Minister for the Army Mr Pearce. He announced a further 84 men would be sent to Vietnam before Christmas. Peacock described a cautious withdrawal plan while maintaining capability in Nui Dat and northern zones. Five Australian soldiers were killed in last week's clash and 26 wounded. Names of wounded and units at Nui Dat were provided, including Lance Corporal P W Turner and Trooper K R Brokawert. A Scout car accident during AUP manoeuvres injured Trooper Charles Cato in Singleton, New South Wales.
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800 mile trip to watch VFL final in Canberra
Victoria based fans could not view the grand final in Melbourne as it was not televised live. A group of five women and three men traveled to Canberra, using an agency advertised tour for 54 50 a head. They watched the game on television, sharing beer and tea in a rainy afternoon setting.
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Whitlam comments on UN China policy in Townsville
In Townsville on Sunday the Opposition Leader Mr Whitlam said plans for twoChina representation in the United Nations would fail. He warned against accepting any single China policy and cautioned Australia against aligning too closely with the United States in the China issue.
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NSW road toll climbs as weekend fatalities rise
The NSW road toll climbed by 49 over the weekend with eight deaths reported. A 16 year old and a man around 70 died in a head on collision near a crossroad on the Pacific highway, and a 19 year old was injured in another crash. Across Australia, state tallies show multiple weekend fatalities, with Victoria and South Australia reporting several deaths and Tasmania noting a toll of 114 for the year to date.
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Strikers Set Meeting in Perth Over Prolonged Power Strike
Perth voices rise in a prolonged power strike described as the costliest in Western Australia. Industrial Commissioner Kelly prepares a wage recommendation amid talks led by Premier Tookin. Workers seek a $24 weekly rise while the SEC offers $4, with potential wage losses projected into millions if talks fail. Perishable food prices drop as stores slash prices to avert shortages. Chandris the Fils remains docked at Circular Quay with ships idle due to the strike.
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Complaint After ACT Arrest In Canberra Court Case
A solicitor complained about police handling of a Canberra case. Mr Moore, charged with driving while disqualified, appeared via solicitor Mr Salmon. Warrant issues and a late October hearing were noted, with bail set at 80 dollars and remand confirmed.
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Retiring Australian Official Sir Allen Brown Exits Service
Prime Minister Vic Morrison announced that Sir Allen Brown former Ambassador to Japan and head of the Prime Minister's Department will retire from Commonwealth service at month end. Brown served as Secretary to the Cabinet and held top federal roles.
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The National Week In Review on Elite Leisure
A report titled The rich at play surveys how top figures spend their leisure time. It analyzes the ALP’s key man amid a broader study of Lifesavers’ takeover of the Jaffe Mintles and advice on buying an island. The National is on sale now.
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PNG public service fights handshake policy
In Port Moresby the Papua New Guinea Public Service Association moves to pressure Australia to alter its golden handshake rules for permanent overseas officers. The group considers legal action if constitutional questions arise, while calling for financial support and coalition from Papuan and New Guinean delegates.
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Police hounded woman incessantly says ex officer
A former policeman testified that Marion Tones, 38, serving 15 years for attempted murder at Pairlea Prison, had been relentlessly pursued by police. He claimed the force used vendetta tactics and that prior convictions heavily influenced her harsh sentence.
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Parliament to debate war spending and misdirection of wealth
A citizens parliament criticizes government for war funds and urges reallocation to urgent needs. Miles Haley spoke on a weekly radio program noting the budget should focus on health and community services. Proceedings are set for Wednesday at 12 30 pm on the Afternoon.
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