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Farming & the land, 1970

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

Appeal on wool store proposal

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 January 1970 · page 3

An appeal concerning a proposed wool store at Yennora will be heard by the Building Appeals Committee of the Department of Local Government at 9.30 am on Wednesday. Dalgety and New Zealand…

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Farms hit by rates, valuations

Tribune · Wednesday 28 January 1970 · page 4

THE PROBLEM of rising land valuations and the resultant rates burden was highlighted as one of the…

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Piles of debts down on the farm

Tribune · Wednesday 28 January 1970 · page 4

FARMERS' indebtedness in Western Australia has multiplied more than four times in the years…

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Vic. farmers on the march

Tribune · Wednesday 4 February 1970 · page 3

MELBOURNE: A protest march of farmers through Melbourne streets has been sponsored by the Edenhope (Vic.) Agricultural Bureau, and all members of the Victorian Farmers' Union are being asked to take part…

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Research in the Dairy industry

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 6 February 1970 · page 4

A new Research Centre of the Dairy Industry has recently been opened in Vendome near one of the largest and most modern…

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Saving a bit of the farm?

Tribune · Wednesday 18 February 1970 · page 2

THE Gorton announcement about the Federal Cabinet's decision to set up an Industrial Development Corporation is vague in its definitions. It can be welcomed, also vaguely…

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Down on the farm

The Biz · Thursday 19 February 1970 · page 2

ABOVE: The Formula Vee field is still bunched as it rounds Creek Corner at the end of the main straight half way around the first lap. BELOW: Fred Gibson's Ford Falcon GT HO goes…

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Spin Out Victim at Warwick Farm

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 February 1970 · page 8

LEFT: Broadcaster photographer Dave Campbell was on the spot at Warwick Farm to get this graphic shot…

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Spinning it out.. at Warwick Farm

The Biz · Thursday 26 February 1970 · page 3

ABOVE: Geoff Hood corrects his "over enthusiasm" at Creek Corner in an endeavour to get his Formula Ford car back on line. Spins were the order of the day on the wet track. BELOW: Allan Moffat hangs the tail of his Ford Falcon GTHO as he…

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Work started on wool store centre Yennora Site

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 March 1970 · page 1

Construction work has commenced on the largest wool store in the world at Yennora. It is estimated the store will cost $4 1/2m and…

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Artist's sketch of wool store

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 March 1970 · page 4

ABOVE: An artist's impression of the giant wool store being constructed at Yennora. The store will be the largest in the world, costing $4 1/2m and covering more than 30 acres…

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Farmers Marching to Beat Threat of Redundancy

Tribune · Wednesday 18 March 1970 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Farmers have no more wish to be made redundant than workers -- that is why they will be marching in Melbourne streets on March 23 in protest at the desperate plight of primary industries…

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Wool store extended Earthmoving Work Begins

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 March 1970 · page 5

Holroyd Council last week agreed in principle to extension of the Yennora…

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Farmers Carry Fight to City in Big Melb. March

Tribune · Wednesday 1 April 1970 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The biggest demonstration in the city since the thirties, featuring broad-brimmed hats from Tooleybue, Marnoo, Koo Wee Rup and places that most onlookers had never heard of -- that was the Rural March on Monday of last week. At the big meeting in the Treasury Gardens, the…

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Canada bans wheat as millions go hungry

Tribune · Wednesday 8 April 1970 · page 9

With some two-thirds of the world's people chronically hungry, Canada is Spending up to $140m. to stop farmers growing wheat. With a monstrous…

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Wool Store Plan Adopted Storage tanks imposed

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 May 1970 · page 1

Approval has been granted of a building application for the giant wool store at Yennora…

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Wool Store Site Comes to Life

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 May 1970 · page 2

ABOVE: Giant earth moving equipment work at top pace at the Yennora site of the giant wool store.Building approval for the store was approved recently by Holroyd Council…

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Machines bring life to wool store site

The Biz · Thursday 28 May 1970 · page 7

RIGHT: A giant earthmoving machine races at top speed with a full load ready for dumping. Council approved the building application which includes provision of a 30,000 gallon reservoir for…

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Squeeze on small farmers

Tribune · Wednesday 17 June 1970 · page 11

THERE IS NO doubt that Gorton will do all he can to help Big Business to consolidate its profits. The same…

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Work on Wool Store Site Proceeding

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 July 1970 · page 2

ABOVE: Work proceeds on the vast wool store site at Guildford. The wool store will cover more than 100 acres and will be all under one roof…

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