NQTV News Wednesday 12th April 1989

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TitleNQTV News Wednesday 12th April 1989SummaryNQTV News Wednesday 12th April 1989.ContentsEfforts to save northern branch of Victorian Division of National Safety Council of Australia ramp up -- Royal commission into black deaths in custody focussing on the north starts tomorrow at Yarrabah -- Canegrowers concerned about soil erosion from jet boat use on Russell River -- State Primary Industries Minister Neville Harper says while Cyclone Aivu has done $20 million damage to cane crop other grain crops have benefited from extra rain -- Opposition Primary Industries spokesman Ed Casey calls on canegrowers to resist state government’s attempts to introduce greater legislative controls over sugar industry -- James Cook University hoping to receive government funding to research Greenhouse Effect -- Federal Government makes available $200 million worth of grants and tax incentives per year for businesses to undertake research to improve Australia’s export potential -- Cattle duffing trial continues in Cairns -- Mount Isa Mines pledges $100,000 for repair and restoration of historic buildings in Ravenswood damaged by Cyclone Aivu -- Federal Government employment program Skillshare confident in success in Townsville after launching on January 1st -- Chiropractors nominate April 12th as National Back Care Day -- Northern soccer league outlook -- Junior Rugby Union competition -- Aitkenvale Swimming Club resurgenceCorporate AuthorNQTVVideo File Name4021552CreditsPresenter and reporter: Samantha Kume ; reporters: Leith Manifold, Rick Anderton, Matthew Carden, Sharyn Ghidella, Susan Hunter, Brian JeffsOriginal Format 1/2 inch video tape Beta camCollation1 video file (MP4) (25 minutes) : digital ; 957MBDate12th April 1989ImprintTownsville : NQTV, 1989Cultural content warningPlease be aware that records may contain references to deceased people which may cause sadness or distress.

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NQTV News Wednesday 12th April 1989