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NQTV News Wednesday 13th June 1984
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TitleNQTV News Wednesday 13th June 1984SummaryNQTV News Wednesday 13th June 1984.ContentsCairns district cane growers’ association welcome state govt’s request for 10 million dollars extra assistance for growers federal government 4-million-year -- New bridge over Leichardt River -- Queensland Travel Industry Association Chairman opposes bed tax, emphasizes need for infrastructure to facilitate tourism. Federal transport minister Peter Morris speaks on a longer staged driver’s license staging and drink driving Townsville casino opening in July. Cardwell shire council supports for Italian radio translator. TSI art festival at Townsville international airport promoting Crafts -- Keith Thomsen Furniture advertisement -- Syndicated advertisements -- Queensland consultative committee of the community employment program meeting -- Interview with Dr. Ken Donald who will be on ten day Cooktown to Proserpine tour to promote cancer awareness -- Drain reconstruction and roadworks in Townsville due to corrosion -- Head of World Bible Society, Reverend James Payne speaks of immense interest in the Bible -- Townsville city council seeks funding in sports and recreation in the Bicentennial program -- Seven National News. Queensland Transport union internal conflict Police union spokesman, police minister speaks on the refusal of Sergeant Ross Dickson, to transfer from Mareeba to Townsville -- Preliminary Loan Council meeting Canberra involving state premiers Logan city council representatives and union representatives speak on dispute over 38-hour work weekCorporate AuthorNQTVSeven NetworkVideo File Name4020198_1CreditsNQTV news presenter: John Hurst ; reporters: Craig Burgees, Jenenne Rodgers Michael Nott. Seven National News presenters: Mike Higgins, Nev Roberts, David Fordham, Noel Stanaway ; reporters: Alex Smith, Michael Spencer, Carol Horne, Mike StewartOriginal Format 3/4 inch video tape cassetteCollation1 video file (MP4) (23 minutes) : digital ; 918MBDate13th June 1984ImprintTownsville : NQTV, 1984Cultural 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 13th June 1984 (13th June 1984). Townsville City Council, accessed 25/03/2025, https://stories.townsville.qld.gov.au/nodes/view/21825
