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	The Canberra Times - The Canberra Times news, classifieds and community
		The Canberra Times - The Canberra Times news, classifieds and community
		Grandparents would be entitled to take unpaid leave to assist with the birth of a new grandchild, as part of the Coalition's new industrial relations policy released yesterday.
		The family of a Canberra woman killed in the Garuda air crash in Indonesia is considering legal action after an ACT coronial inquest accepted the findings of the final report into the crash.
	canberratimes.com.au /home.asp (727 words)

	Canberra Times - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Canberra Times newspaper was founded in 1926 in Canberra, Australia by Arthur Shakespere.
		The paper was sold to the Fairfax group in the 1960s by Arthur Shakespere on the condition that it continue to advocate for Canberra.
		This article relating to the city of Canberra or the Australian Capital Territory is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canberra_Times (186 words)

	The Canberra Times
		The development of Canberra for many years to come will be pushed in a direction away from the present temporary railhead at Eastlake, and development in the direction of Queanbeyan or towards the eastern boundary of NSW and the FCT still to be the last phase of Canberra’s extension to be undertaken.
		The Chairman of the Canberra Division of the Institution and the Deputy Chairman of the Development Committee, Colonel PT Owen, addressed the meeting on the engineering difficulties that been overcome in the initial stages of construction at Canberra.
		Although at the present time and for years to come the amount of effluent can be easily dealt with, but a long view into the future had to be taken in regard to the effluent discharged from a city of larger population say a century hence.
	www.hotkey.net.au /~jwilliams4/xnews.htm (6023 words)

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		The Canberra Times is a newspaper of record which seeks to bring to the attention of its readers in a timely, reliable and fair and accurate way, matters they need and want to know about.
		The Canberra Times does not favour the throwaway line, the snide aside or the participial summarisation of a person's life and achievements, and most particularly, it does not favour them as interpolations of the reporter's own views or cleverness in news reports.
		There may be times when there is a legitimate artistic effect achieved, but the reader must be left in no doubt from the captioning that image manipulation has taken place and that what is presented is not an actual representation of what occurred.
	www.presscouncils.org /library/Australia_canberra.doc (3478 words)

	Canberra - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Canberra is the capital city of Australia, located within the Australian Capital Territory - the ACT is to be found within the state boundaries of New South Wales), southwest of Australia's largest city Sydney.
		Canberra was established in 1913 as a purpose-built capital for the newly federated Australian nation - this brought the rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne for national capital status to an end.
		Canberra is a highly planned city, its primary design conceived by the American architect Walter Burley Griffin, and built on the shores of an artificial lake (Lake Burley Griffin) - populated at first largely by politicians and public servants, it has taken several decades to develop its own identity and culture.
	travelers-guide.mexico-travelers.com /canberra.html (1726 words)

	Canberra Times Article August 31, 2002
		Her second novel Time Past (Bantam, 334pp, $16.95) is set in the same future universe of the Confederacy in which Earth plays an important but slightly subservient role.
		Canberra author Robbie Matthews prepares a "Dragon Omelette" in which dragons eggs in a contemporary Australia offer the elixir of life, while another Canberran Les Peterson provides a manic vision of abductions by aliens.
		This novel again represents first contact, but this time the distances involved mean that virtual representations, "engrams" of the exploreres, confront the alien experience while their bodies remain back on earth.
	www.camrin.org /cbrtimes.htm (1221 words)

	Canberra Times - 16th June 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		They use mobile phone calls, decoys and lookouts to prevent being apprehended by police but are still prepared to risk losing their licence, car, and perhaps their lives, to achieve the adrenalin rush.
		Canberra dragway supporters argue that illegal street racing will continue to be a problem until there is a local dragway.
		Canberra International Dragway manager Geoff Develin said the ACT Government's announcement on Wednesday that it would not be funding a dragway in this year's Budget was a grave mistake.
	www.canberrastreetcars.com /canberratimes.html (409 words)

	Canberra Times 5 December 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Canberra will lose its cultural identity and transform into a Kath and Kim suburbia - it will begin to resemble Fountain Lake," he said, alluding to the popular ABC comedy duo's suburban heartland.
		The Spatial Plan ignored current demographic trends that showed Canberra's annual population growth was well behind the rest of Australia at only 0.7 per cent compared with the national average of 1.3 per cent, and predicted to decline within 50 years.
		Returning to Canberra earlier this week to address a public forum on sustainable transport, he said Canberra was the only major city in Australia that was failing to cut its commuter car dependence, with public transport use for travel to work dropping by one- third in the past 10 years.
	www.savetheridge.org.au /media/ct05Dec03.htm (644 words)

	Canberra Times Live on Sales Command (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first phase of the project was the installation of a Multi-Media Command editorial and content management system to produce The Canberra Times, The Sunday Times, and The Chronicle that went live in August 2003.
		The system implementation was achieved on time, “with excellent cooperation between the Canberra Times and Atex project delivery teams,” says Mike Gabriel, Atex’s product manager responsible for the system.
		“The Canberra Times are now reaping the benefits of a fully integrated advertising and editorial solution running on a common platform, while also enjoying seamless integration with the remote SAP accounting systems.
	www.amc.com /news/2004/canberra.asp (662 words)

	Mary Porter AM MLA - Selected Community News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Canberra is another step towards a second airport, catering for light aircraft and pilot training.
		Canberra church groups and sporting associations are getting behind a fundraising campaign to rebuild villages destroyed by the tsunami in Sri Lanka.
		Town and gown will be drawn closer together in Canberra over the next decade under a new agreement between the Australian National University and the ACT Government that paves the way for the ANU to merge with the heart of the city.
	www.maryporter.net /news.php (1833 words)

	Opposition to nuclear energy shortsighted
		Please find hereafter an article published on October 17th in the Canberra Times, one of the prominent Australian newspapers, especially read by the politicians, intellectual circles and policy makers in Australia, but also by the general population.
		Nuclear energy's potential is indeed a million times as great as that of fossil fuels, which produce 90 per cent of the world's energy today.
		Bruno Comby, EFN founder and president, is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique in Paris and holds a postgraduate qualification as nuclear physicist from the National University of Advanced Technology of Paris.
	www.ecolo.org /media/articles/articles.in.english/canberraTimes17-10-02.htm (1022 words)

	Media Watch \| Flag falls at Canberra Times
		The Canberra Times got the ads but curiously missed the story which was carried by local WIN and ABC television news -
		'Canberra taxis are being fitted with a new high-tech dispatch and security system which is designed to offer better protection for drivers.
		It’s said to be the first demo by Canberra taxi drivers ever - but on the day of the big advertising feature — there wasn’t a word about it in the Canberra Times.
	www.abc.net.au /mediawatch/transcripts/s808277.htm (183 words)

	Canberra Times, Sat 19 Aug 1978: Scientologists to have first ACT service (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In seeking its goal of a world without insanity or criminality populated by those who are spiritually aware, the Church continues to clash with health bodies and the law.
		The presence of Scientology in Canberra became apparent after the controversy aroused by the original draft of the ACT Mental Health Ordinance.
		It was happy to report the ordinance had been sent away for redrafting and members of the Church in Canberra now anxiously await the final draft to be made public.
	www.suburbia.net /~fun/scn/press/780819ct.htm (596 words)

	Hot Air Balloon Over Canberra, 16 August 1996
		Canberra Times photograph of Tom Worthington and Senator Lundy: This photograph appeared in the Canberra Times newspaper 19 August 1996 (page 13).
		This is believed to be the world's first transmission of digital photographs from a hot air balloon to the Internet and the first by an elected member of a national parliament over their constituency.
		Besides the Senator and myself, in our side of the basket was a photographer from the Canberra Times newspaper (with a conventional 35 mm camera), trying to take photos of the set- up.
	www.tomw.net.au /travel/balloon.htm (1298 words)

	Australian Republican Movement - News 29-05-03 'G-G's exit opens the way for republic' The Canberra Times (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The concept of citizenship was, at its inception in Roman times, directly linked with that of the republic, the res publica, literally the "public thing", in which all citizens had a stake and which derived its authority from them.
		In contrast to this bottom-up transfer of authority in a republic, authority in a monarchy vests the monarch and, while some of it may flow down to other institutions, it is ultimately traceable back to the monarch.
		Bede Harris teaches constitutional law at the University of Canberra and is the author of A New Constitution for Australia (Cavendish, 2002).
	www.republic.org.au /ARM-2001/news%26events/newsclips/2003/29May03.htm (821 words)

	Canberra Times (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because I had worked in the area for such a long time, I knew that there were lots of things we could do better, but nothing had changed.
		It was important not only to fashion a glove that would help her hold a file but to take into account that the only person around to help her put the garments on was her mother, who had bad arthritis.
		Every day I get to see people who always assumed that their tomorrows were going to be their best days, who put their hopes and dreams into tomorrow and didn't get to live their lives today." For that very reason, she explains, "I made the conscious decision to live life more fully along the way.
	www.secondskin.com.au /secondskin/Articles/Article_CanberraTimes20021026.htm (1604 words)

	Canberra Times 11 April 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Majura Road will need to be upgraded to cope with the expansion of facilities at Canberra Airport, as it assumed its role as a multi-modal transport hub for the region, Deputy Labor Leader Ted Quinlan said yesterday.
		Mr Quinlan said that in light of the recent announcements regarding the expansion of services and facilities at the airport, and further expansions planned, access via Majura Road needed to be upgraded.
		Canberra International Airport's general manager, Stephen Byron, said the establishment of a freight facility and supporting road infrastructure was an option which was explored during the development of the airport's master plan.'
	www.savetheridge.org.au /media/ct000411.htm (392 words)

	Re: P Moore's "Green Bans..." editorial in the Canberra Times
		Patrick Moore wrote (see www.greenspirit.com for the text): "First, it is important to note that fully 50% of all wood used in the world is burned to supply energy for cooking and heating, mostly in developing countries where people cannot afford fossil fuels.
		The third world alternatives, in turn would be to place even more pressure on local wood supplies, many of which are in the tropics and subtropics, not just for for cheap building materials but also for the sustained supply of fuelwood.
		It is worth noting that the level of fuel wood consumption - the other 50% - would be higher for a longer time if insufficient global wood supply were to prove detrimental to the standard of living in developing countries.
	www.metla.fi /archive/forest/1997/07/msg00064.html (477 words)

	Canberra Times 15 August 2001
		Labor Senator Kate Lundy told The Canberra Times yesterday the matter should not be decided by Federal Parliament.
		The NCA moved recently to confirm the eastern route on the national plan, drawing accusations of pre-empting a debate in the Assembly.
		NCA spokesman John Bolton said yesterday the NCA's position at the time was that the eastern route was an appropriate solution.
	pandora.nla.gov.au /pan/10711/20030904/www.savetheridge.org.au/media/ct010815.htm (390 words)

	Falun Dafa Clearwisdom.net
		Visitors to the protest site in Canberra are handed a copy of the Falun Gong newsletter, which includes sketches of torture methods allegedly used on practitioners in detention centres and forced labor camps in China.
		A Sydney factory worker and familiar face at the Canberra protest, Zhao Liqi, says it is the Chinese Government that is ruthlessly persecuting followers back in China.
		A banner at the Canberra protest site displays the number of days the followers have been on a hunger strike in protest against the Chinese Government's alleged treatment of practitioners.
	www.clearwisdom.net /emh/articles/2002/1/15/17752.html (635 words)

	Silencing dissent with impunity: Canberra Times
		Ben Jeyaretnam was 45 and a successful lawyer and former judge in Singapore when he was invited, in 1971, to enter politics as the head of the Workers' Party.
		Years later he admitted to the Straits Times newspaper that he should have done more homework, but he put it down to his personality.
		Lydgate, an American journalist who spent two years in Singapore, makes it clear that, while Jeyaretnam was his own worst enemy, he was the victim of a campaign by Lee Kuan Yew to crush opposition.
	www.singapore-window.org /sw03/030329ct.htm (909 words)

	Get Real! 2003 Canberra Times report (Site not responding. Last check: )
		University of Canberra student and aspiring children's author Chris Thomson learnt a valuable lesson when trying to write his first kid's book.
		The Canberra Times has granted permission for this article to be reproduced.
		The article originally appeared in The Canberra Times on 8 August 2003, page 2.
	www.canberra.edu.au /get-real/2003/canberratimes.html (412 words)

	Inelda's - Canberra Times article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Inelda's Moisturiser, as it is called, is made according to a recipe passed to Inelda by her grandmother many years ago, and it is only since August this year that Mrs Lovi has been producing it for limited sale in selected outlets.
		Mrs Lovi spent some time talking with a pharmacist friend about how to take the cream from a relatively unattractive concoction of plants and oils to a point where it would appeal to consumers, and then set about doing it.
		Mrs Lovi does not think what she has done is particularly special, and she says it was more of a ploy to motivate her fellow students than a plan to corner the moisturiser market.
	www.ineldas.com /ctarticle.htm (591 words)

	>Canberra Times, Tue 09 Nov 1965: Scientology to be outlawed in Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: )
		>Canberra Times, Tue 09 Nov 1965: Scientology to be outlawed in Victoria
		The Bill will be passed by Parliament before the end of the current session, but will be unable to come into operation for some months afterwards.
		This is because of the time it will take to set up a Psychologists Registration Board, which will register all psychologists.
	www.suburbia.net /~fun/scn/press/651109ct.htm (158 words)

	Canberra Times Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Was bought in 1989 for $110 million by Kerry Stokes from Publishing and Broadcasting Limited Was bought from Kerry Stokes in 1998 by Rural Press Limited for $160 million.
	www.karr.net /search/encyclopedia/Canberra_Times (357 words)

	SudanTribune article : Sudan deal, a Pandora’s box on borders (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As The Nation put it in Nairobi: ’’One of the elements of the settlement is that the south has the right to secede after six years.
		This is the first time in Africa that a peace settlement has recognised the right to secession.’’ That’s not strictly true, since the almost equally long war in Ethiopia ended in the early ’90s with independence for Eritrea.
		It would keep big inter-African wars at bay for at least a generation, and by that time surely economic growth and education would have eroded the old ethnic divisions.
	www.sudantribune.com /article.php3?id_article=7596 (858 words)

	Judica Me (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One reason I particularly interested was that this was a story originally broken by Emma MacDonald in The Canberra Times – a fact that Gerard Charles mentions in his first sentence.
		Alas, neither The Canberra Times nor MacDonald rates a subsequent mention as Charles turns immediately to parsing every sentence written or spoken afterwards by the Australian and the Sydney Daily Telegraph, as well as to television commentary [sic] by Laurie Oakes.
		His first attack of candour was when, via MacDonald, it became obvious that it was not unimportant because if there are two things that nurture a story, and inspire a public and media feeding frenzy, they tend to be suggestions of hypocrisy and of a cover-up.
	home.iprimus.com.au /gerardwilson/review_telecard3.htm (1041 words)

	maynewsfull (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From The Canberra Times, April 7th (page 9), article by Jan Borrie “Burning prehistory issues: the impact of Aborigines on the Australian environment is a controversial and complex subject, often tainted by prejudices, however, well intentioned.
		They had no time to evolve a few of humans and their extinction was so rapid they left little trace.
		The exhibition which features the Book was reviewed in The Canberra Times by ANU scholar Sasha Grishin on April 4th (page 10) in an article entitled “Kells a precious relic of mystical revelation”.
	car.anu.edu.au /aprilnewsfull.html (8925 words)

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