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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1969

33 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

Farm goods to Transjordan

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1969 · page 6

Farm exports across the Jordan between July, 1967, and November, 1968, were worth I£86m. In the same…

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STATES of the Nation No Help From Govt for Farmers to Fight Cost War

Tribune · Wednesday 22 January 1969 · page 4

PERTH: About 3,000 farmers recently left their properties and their tractors to hear what kind of answer Federal Minister for the Interior Anthony had for their problems…

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Wool store centre prospects brighten

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 February 1969 · page 5

Prospects for the establishment of a $13 million wool storage and selling centre at South Guildford hare brightened m the past week. Developments in the…

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Israel to Spend $2 Million to Help W. Bank Arab Farmers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1969 · page 6

JERUSALEM - Close on S2 million, is to be spent by the Israel Ministry of Agriculture on a soil and…

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No risk in wool Store

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 11 February 1969 · page 1

Development of a wool store building to cover 100 acres in Yennora will not create…

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STATES of the NATION Wheat surplus crisis due to years of Liberal bungling

Tribune · Wednesday 12 February 1969 · page 4

AUSTRALIA'S huge current wheat surplus -- estimated at about 200m. bushels -- has landed farmers in a serious predicament that must be blamed on the policy of Liberal Party governments and on the economic system they administer…

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Rail overbridge for wool store Council conditions

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 February 1969 · page 1

A railway overbridge and a building setback of 340 feet from streets ore two of the conditions on which Holroyd Council is basing its approval of a three-and-a-half million square feet wool store at Yennora…

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W. Bank farmers prefer trading with Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 February 1969 · page 8

JERUSALEM: West Bank farmers prefer to trade with Israel instead of Jordan, statistics just published by the Israeli Government show. Trade between the occupied…

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Don't be a sheep, says Miss Boyd

Tribune · Wednesday 19 March 1969 · page 6

WITH about 1800 new enrolments, what will be the temper of student thought at WA University this year? Will…

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Miles of Wool for Winter

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 25 March 1969 · page 4

More than 30,000 bolls of wool are just rotting for you. This is what Mari-Anne Drapery at Merry…

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New Port and New Wool Industry

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 April 1969 · page 8

The brand new port and industrial complex of Ashdod handles a cargo now of about 1,000,000 tons a year. Bulk handling, clearly in…

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Cream off the dairy industry

Tribune · Wednesday 16 April 1969 · page 11

THE BUTTER price rise. (Tribune, April 2) also raises the wider issue of reconstruction of the dairy industry…

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The Wool Industry

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 25 April 1969 · page 4

During the first eleven months of 1968, the French wool industry produced 32,230 tons of washed woollen hides compared with 30,890 tons during the same period…

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The Farm Machinery Industry

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 25 April 1969 · page 4

Coming right behind the automotive industry, the farm machinery industry is the second largest in the mechanical sector. The turnover of the French tractor and…

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Matich favourite for Farm trophy Strong opposition

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 29 April 1969 · page 7

Frank Matich, driving his SR4 Repco engined car, seems assured of favouritism for the seventh R. A. C. Trophy Ro re at Warwick Farm on Sunday. Matich has won the…

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That's Farming

The Biz · Thursday 8 May 1969 · page 8

Warwick Farm was the venue for "farming" of an unusual kind on the week-end…

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Motor Racing THE R.A.C. Trophy Meeting Warwick Farm, Sunday, 4.5.69

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 May 1969 · page 12

Frank Matich demonstrated his superiority with a convincing win in the R.A.C. Trophy race for "sports" cars. took the lead right from the start and was never worried, although he slowed near the end, possibly…

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on the INDUSTRIAL scene Wage rise for the wool men

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1969 · page 10

ADELAIDE: Eight thousand clerks throughout Australia have won important wage increases and other improvements in a new award. Union representatives said that the result was in a…

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Champion style at Farm

The Biz · Thursday 17 July 1969 · page 1

Two winners at Warwick Farm AJC Touring Car Trophy national open meeting last Sunday are pictured here showing their own individual style of driving. At left, Lyn Brown gains a bit more drift than he…

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Husbands and wives farm business teams

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 July 1969 · page 4

Two husband and wife team 3 have combined successfully in business at Guildford. They are Mr. and Mrs. R. Arrow and Mr…

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