Nanty Bird Joins Far West Mobile Dental Clinic Mission
Former airwoman Nanty Bird accompanies the Far West Scheme’s Bourke outreach as nurse and clerical assistant. The mobile clinic treats remote outback children with no fees, reports huge daily patient numbers and relies on portable gear driven by Mr Sid Coleman.
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Half a Million to Set Up Rabbit Destruction Authority
The Minister for Agriculture Hon J H Graham says a plan to create the New Zealand Rabbit Destruction Authority will be funded with 900000 pounds from the NAW Government for the purchase of Weadora rippers and otter equipment. The new authority will operate under the Pastures Protection Act to supervise and eradicate pestinfested holdings.
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Government to Aid Dairy With New Butter Subsidy
The Federal Government will pay dairy farmers an additional 0.5 per pound subsidy on commercial butter to offset higher production costs. Minister for Commerce and Agriculture McIven noted prior aid totaling 4.0 per pound, with retailers bearing about 30 percent of butter costs. Approval is sought to raise the retail price by 0.25 per pound, with the Commonwealth covering the remaining subsidy to secure production costs.
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Fragmentary OCR News Bite
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Wheat Board Faces Costs for New Terminal Depots
The Australian Wheat Board may be required to fund the erection of sub terminal wheat depots in New South Wales towns to add bulk handling capacity. Minister Gratin cited NSW plans for four storage depots with a £50,000 outlay aimed at expanding storage for up to three million bushels, while questions were raised about the board’s authority to fund such work.
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DROME FOR COWRA Tenders let through and contracts awarded
Tenders announced for Cowra area works including clearance of a drone site and a reconstruction contract. A.C. Stevens and Son of Orange awarded 4 contract Tir E5118 for clearing, while Mr HE McKay of Cowra secured a separate contract for dismantling and rebuilding a boundary. Mr Graham questions funding and storage needs across New South Wales and other states.
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Price Increase With End of Tea Rationing
The Prime Minister explains government tea rationing ends. Menzies says liberal price support was never meant to be permanent and tea prices will rise to near market levels, with a subsidy cut and a new higher price set by state ministers.
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