Australia’s Immigration Policy
Awareness of the Asiastic countries so close to her, and of her need of population to develop her economy, had caused Australia to adopt her new immigration policy, said Mr W. A. Bascand, in a luncheon address on his recent tour of Australia, to the Society of Accountants. “You may ask how they are going to house all these imigrants,” he said. “I think they are quite prepared to put up with the immediate difficulties so that their ultimate objective can be obtained.” Exclusion of Students The Canterbury University College Council recently decided to ask' the Professorial Board to draw up regulations governing the exclusion of students unfitted for university studies. Explaining the move in “Canta” the students’ publication, Mr P. E. Sutton says that the Professorial Board had noted cases of students whose presence was preventing more deserving applicants from entering the college. “No action will be taken unless the instance is flagrant. There is a right of appeal to the council, ’ r he says.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 34, 28 May 1947, Page 5
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169Australia’s Immigration Policy Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 34, 28 May 1947, Page 5
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