{"id":"C2004A00196","name":"States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1974","slug":"states-grants-advanced-education-act-1974","collection":"act","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"repealed","isInForce":false,"actNumber":"140 of 1974","makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":31141,"registerId":"commonwealth-C2004A00196-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-01","status":"Repealed","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1974","content":"STATES GRANTS (ADVANCED EDUCATION)\n\nACT 1974\n\nNo. 140 of 1974\n\nAn Act to amend the States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1972-1973.\n\nBE IT ENACTED by the Queen, the Senate and the House of Representatives of Australia, as follows:—\n\nShort title and citation.\n\n1. (1) This Act may be cited as the States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1974.\n\n(2) The States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1972-1973 is in this Act referred to as the Principal Act.\n\n(3) The Principal Act, as amended by this Act, may be cited as the States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1972-1974.\n\nCommencement.\n\n2. This Act shall come into operation on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.\n\nInterpretation.\n\n3. Section 2 of the Principal Act is amended—\n\n(a) by omitting the definition of college purposes m sub-section (1) and substituting the following definition:—\n\n“‘college purposes’, in relation to a college of advanced education or a non-government teachers college, means—\n\n(a) in the case of a college of advanced education (not being a body constituted by a State Act) or a non-government teachers college—the general teaching purposes of that college in connexion with courses of study at that college approved by the Commission under section 4, including external tuition for those courses of study, planning and other preparatory work in connexion with proposed courses of study approved by the Commission under that section and also including, other than in the case of a non-government teachers college, the provision by that college of residential accommodation for staff and students of that college; or\n\n(b) in the case of a college of advanced education (being a body constituted by a State Act)—the purposes, or the furtherance of the objects, of that body specified in that State Act;”;\n\n(b) by inserting in the definition of “fees” in sub-section (1), after the words “college of advanced education” (wherever occurring), the words “or a non-government teachers college”;\n\n(c) by inserting in sub-section (1), after the definition of “non-collegiate accommodation”, the following definition:—\n\n“‘non-government teachers college’ means a place of education specified in the Fourth Schedule;”; and\n\n(d) by adding at the end thereof the following sub-section:—\n\n“(6) Where a member of the teaching staff of a non-government teachers college who is a member of a religious order is replaced as a member of that staff by a person who is not a member of a religious order, the increased expenditure of the college arising out of that replacement—\n\n(a) shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be expenditure upon special staffing purposes of the college; and\n\n(b) shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed not to be expenditure upon, on, or in relation to, college purposes of the college.”.\n\n \n\nApprovals in respect of courses, works and library materials.\n\n4. Section 4 of the Principal Act is amended by inserting in paragraph (a) of sub-section (1), after the word “education”, the words “or a non-government teachers college”.\n\nGrants for recurrent expenditure of non\\-government teachers colleges for college purposes.\n\n5. After section 5 of the Principal Act the following section is inserted:—\n\n“5a. Subject to section 5c, in relation to a non-government teachers college, there is payable in respect of each of the years 1974 and 1975 to the State in which the college is situated, for the purpose of financial assistance—\n\n(a) where a determination is in force under the provisions of section 5, as extended by section 5c, specifying an amount to be the amount payable to the State under this section in relation to the college in respect of that year and the recurrent expenditure expended by the college upon college purposes during that year (in this section referred to as ‘the recurrent expenditure’) is not less than the amount so specified—an amount equal to the amount so specified;\n\n(b) where there is no such determination in force and the recurrent expenditure is not less than the maximum grant specified in the Fourth Schedule in relation to the college in respect of that year—an amount equal to that maximum grant; or\n\n(c) in any other case—an amount equal to the recurrent expenditure.\n\nGrant for recurrent expenditure of non\\-government teachers colleges for special staffing purposes.\n\n“5b. Subject to section 5c, in relation to a non-government teachers college specified in the Fifth Schedule, there is payable in respect of each of the years 1974 and 1975 to the State in which the college is situated, in addition to any amount payable under section 5a, for the purpose of financial assistance—\n\n(a) where a determination is in force under the provisions of section as extended by section 5c, specifying an amount to be the amount payable to the State under this section in relation to the college in respect of that year and the recurrent expenditure expended by the college upon special staffing purposes during that year (in this section referred to as ‘the recurrent expenditure’) is not less than the amount specified—an amount equal to the amount so specified;\n\n(b) where there is no such determination in force and the recurrent expenditure is not less than the maximum grant specified in the Fifth Schedule in relation to the college in respect of that year—an amount equal to that maximum grant: or\n\n(c) in any other case—an amount equal to the recurrent expenditure.\n\nApplication of provisions of section 5 to non\\-government teachers colleges.\n\n“5c. (1) Sub-sections (2), (3), (3a) and (4) of section 5 extend to the making, and the ceasing to have effect, of a determination specifying the amount payable under section 5a or 5b to a State in relation to a non-government teachers college in respect of each of the years 1974 and 1975.\n\n“(2) Sub-sections (5), (6), (7), (8) and (14) of section 5 apply for the purpose of calculating a payment under section 5a or 5b.\n\n“(3) For the purposes of the extension or application of the provisions of section 5 referred to in sub-section (1) or (2)—\n\n(a) a reference in those provisions to a college of advanced education shall be read as a reference to a non-government teachers college; and\n\n(b) where the extension or application is for the purposes of section 5a—\n\n(i) a reference in those provisions to the First Schedule shall be read as a reference to the Fourth Schedule; and\n\n(ii) a reference in sub-section (14) of section 5 to the fourth and fifth columns of the First Schedule shall be read as a reference to the second and third columns respectively of the Fourth Schedule; and\n\n(c) where the extension or application is for the purposes of section 5b—\n\n(i) a reference in those provisions to the First Schedule shall be read as a reference to the Fifth Schedule;\n\n(ii) a reference in those provisions to college purposes shall be read as a reference to special staffing purposes; and\n\n(iii) the reference in sub-section (14) of section 5 to the fourth and fifth columns of the First Schedule shall be read as a reference to the second and third columns respectively of the Fifth Schedule.\n\nConditions in respect of grants under sections 5a and 5b.\n\n“5d. The financial assistance to a State under sections 5a or 5b in respect of a non-government teachers college is granted on the conditions that—\n\n(a) the State will, without undue delay, pay that financial assistance to the body administering the college to which the financial assistance relates; and\n\n(b) the payment referred to in paragraph (a) will not be made unless the body administering the college agrees with the State, before or at the time of accepting the payment, to be bound by the following conditions:—\n\n(i) the body will ensure that an amount equal to the relevant payment is applied, in a manner approved by the Commission, by way of recurrent expenditure, upon—\n\n(A) in the case of financial assistance under section 5a—college purposes of the college; or\n\n(B) in the case of financial assistance under section 5b—special staffing purposes of the college;\n\n(ii) fees will not be charged in respect of the year, or any part of the year, in respect of which the payment is made. ”.\n\nAdditional conditions.\n\n6. Section 11 of the Principal Act is amended by inserting in paragraph (e), after the words “college of advanced education” (second occurring), the words “or a non-government teachers college”.\n\nGrants for capital expenditure on college building projects, &c.\n\n7. Section 6 of the Principal Act is amended—\n\n(a) by omitting from sub-section (1) all the words after the word “exceeding” and substituting the words “an amount ascertained by multiplying the State contribution by the relevant factor for the State;\n\n(b) by omitting sub-sections (la) and (1b) and substituting the following sub-section:—\n\n“(1a) Where the Commission is satisfied that the State contribution, or the total of the State contributions, during the year 1973 in relation to a college of advanced education specified in the first column of the Second Schedule, for the purpose of carrying out a project specified in respect of that college in the second column of that Schedule exceeds the amount ascertained by dividing the prescribed amount by the relevant factor for the State, the Commission may, at the request of the State, approve—\n\n(a) the reduction of the amount payable to that State under sub-section (1) by an amount equal to the amount of that excess; and\n\n(b) the payment to the State by way of financial assistance, of an amount equal to the amount of the reduction under paragraph (a);”;\n\n(c) by omitting from sub-section (7) all the words after the word “exceed” and substituting the words “an amount equal to the prescribed fraction of the approved estimated cost of the project as specified in the particulars of that work or matter approved by the Minister under section 3”; and\n\n(d) by adding after sub-section (11) the following sub-section:—\n\n“(12) In this section—\n\n‘prescribed amount’, in relation to a project of a college of advanced education, means—\n\n(a) except where paragraph (b) applies—the amount specified in relation to that project in the third column of the Second Schedule; or\n\n \n\n(b) if an amount has been determined by the Minister or by the Commission under sub-section (3) to be the maximum amount payable in respect of that project—that amount;\n\n‘prescribed fraction’, in relation to a State, means the fraction obtained by dividing the relevant factor for that State by a number equal to that relevant factor plus 1;\n\n‘relevant factor’, in relation to a State, means the number specified in the Sixth Schedule opposite to the name of that State.”.\n\n8. After section 6 of the Principal Act the following section is inserted: —\n\nAdditional grants for cost increases.\n\n“6a. (1) Subject to this section, where it appears to the Minister that, by reason of increases in the cost of a project of a college of advanced education, being a project specified in relation to that college in the second column of the Second Schedule, the amount that may be paid under section 6 in respect of that project should be supplemented, there is payable to the State in which the college is situated, for the purpose of financial assistance in relation to that project, in addition to the amount payable in respect of that project under section 6, such amount as the Minister determines.\n\n“(2) Amounts determined by the Minister under sub-section (1) in respect of projects of colleges of advanced education in a State shall not, in the aggregate, exceed the amount specified in relation to that State in the Seventh Schedule.\n\n“(3) The financial assistance to a State under sub-section (1) in respect of a project is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that the amount of the payment is applied towards the project in a manner approved by the Commissioner.\n\nGrant for course in social work.\n\n9. Section 7b of the Principal Act is amended by adding at the end thereof the following sub-sections: —\n\n“(3) Subject to sub-section (4)—\n\n(a) there is payable to the State of Tasmania, during the year 1974, for the purpose of financial assistance, $99,960; and\n\n(b) there is payable to the State of Tasmania, during the year 1975, for the purpose of financial assistance, $112,510.\n\n“(4) The financial assistance to the State of Tasmania by way of a payment of an amount under sub-section (3) is granted on the condition that the State will, without undue delay, ensure that the amount of the payment is applied, in a manner approved by the Commission, towards the cost incurred by the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education in respect of the conduct and development of the post-graduate course referred to in sub-section (2).”.\n\nGrants for special education courses.\n\n10. Section 7d of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from sub-section (2) the words “one million five hundred thousand dollars” and substituting the figures “$1,700,000”.\n\nGrants for colleges conducting pre-school teachers courses.\n\n11. Section 7e of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from subsection (2) the words “four hundred and twenty five thousand dollars” and substituting the figures “$448,170”.\n\nGrant in relation to Western Australian Institute of Technology.\n\n12. Section 7f of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from subsection (2) the figures “$248,000” and substituting the figures “$258,190”.\n\nGrant to Victoria in connexion with certain new courses.\n\n13. Section 7g of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from sub-section (1) the figures “$800,000” and substituting the figures “$858,300”.\n\n14. After section 7g of the Principal Act the following sections are inserted:—\n\n \n\nGrant in relation to State College of Victoria, Toorak.\n\n“7h. (1) There are payable to the State of Victoria, during the year 1975, in relation to the State College of Victoria, Toorak, for the purpose of financial assistance, such amounts as the Minister approves in respect of the costs incurred by the college in connexion with the provision, in that year, of courses of training leading to a Diploma of Primary Teaching by reason that those courses are availed of by persons who have partly completed courses of that kind provided by Mercer House.\n\n“(2) The sum of the amounts payable to the State under sub-section (1) shall not exceed $68,170.\n\n“(3) The financial assistance to the State of Victoria under this section is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that the amount of the payment is applied, in a manner approved by the Commission, towards the costs incurred by the college in connexion with the provision, to the persons referred to in sub-section (1), of the courses referred to in that sub-section.\n\n“(4) As soon as practicable after 31 December 1975, the Minister shall cause a statement of the approvals given under this section to be laid before each House of the Parliament.\n\nGrants for post-graduate diploma courses in recreation leadership.\n\n“7j. (1) During the period to which this Act applies, there are payable to such State as the Minister approves, in relation to a college of advanced education situated in that State that proposes to conduct a postgraduate diploma course for training recreation leaders, for the purposes of financial assistance, such amounts in respect of that course as the Minister approves.\n\n“(2) The sum of the amounts payable to the State under sub-section (1) shall not exceed $80,000 of which not more than $40,000 shall be paid during the year 1974.\n\n“(3) The financial assistance to a State under this section in relation to a college of advanced education is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that the amount of the payment is applied, in a manner approved by the Commission, towards the costs incurred by the college in respect of the establishment, development and conduct of the course referred to in sub-section (1).\n\n“(4) As soon as practicable after 31 December in a year to which this Act applies, the Minister shall cause a statement of the approvals given under this section in respect of that year to be laid before each House of the Parliament.\n\nGrants for associate diploma courses in recreation leadership.\n\n“7k. (1) During the period to which this Act applies, there are payable to a State, in relation to a college of advanced education situated in that State that conducts or proposes to conduct an associate diploma course for training recreation leaders, for the purposes of financial assistance, such amounts in respect of that course as the Minister approves.\n\n“(2) The sum of the amounts payable to the States under sub\\-section (1) shall not exceed $150,000 of which not more than $75,000 shall be paid before 1 July 1975.\n\n“(3) The financial assistance to a State under this section in relation to a college of advanced education is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that the amount of the payment is applied, in a manner approved by the Commission, towards the costs incurred by the college in respect of the conduct, or in the case of a proposed course, the establishment, development and conduct, of the course referred to in sub-section (1).\n\n“(4) As soon as practicable after 31 December in a year to which this Act applies, the Minister shall cause a statement of the approvals given under this section in respect of that year to be laid before each House of the Parliament.\n\n \n\nRecurrent Grants in respect of student residences and affiliated colleges.\n\n15. (1) Section 8 of the Principal Act is amended by omitting sub\\-sections (2), (3) and (4) and substituting the following sub-sections:—\n\n“(2) In relation to each student residence, there is payable to a State—\n\n(a) in respect of the year 1973—$5,000;\n\n(b) in respect of the year 1974—$5,510; and\n\n(c) in respect of the year 1975—$5,510.\n\n“(3) In relation to each affiliated college, there is payable to a State in respect of the year 1973, the year 1974 or the year 1975 the amount that is specified in the following table in respect of that year in relation to the number of resident full-time students of the college in that year:—\n\n```html\n

Number of resident full-time students

Amount

1973

1974

1975

$

$

$

Less than 100........................................

5,000

5,510

5,510

Not less than 100 but less than 120..........................

5,500

6,060

6,060

Not less than 120 but less than 140..........................

6,000

6,610

6,610

Not less than 140 but less than 160..........................

6,500

7,160

7,160

Not less than 160 but less than 180..........................

7,000

7,720

7,720

Not less than 180.....................................

7,500

8,270

8,270

\n```\n\n“(4) In addition to the amount payable in accordance with sub\\-section (2) or sub-section (3), there is payable to a State in respect of the year 1973, the year 1974 or the year 1975, in relation to each student residence or affiliated college, an amount calculated by multiplying—\n\n(a) in the case of the year 1973—$60;\n\n(b) in the case of the year 1974—$66.10; and\n\n(c) in the case of the year 1975—$66.10,\n\nby the number of resident full-time students of the student residence or affiliated college in that year.”.\n\n(2) Section 8 of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from sub\\-section (4a) the words “a year” and substituting the words “the year 1973”.\n\nBuilding grants in respect of student residences and affiliated colleges in country areas.\n\n16. Section 9 of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from sub\\-section (2a) the figures “$480,000” and substituting the figures “$1,480,000”.\n\nBuilding grants in respect of student residences and affiliated colleges providing non-collegiate accommodation.\n\n17. Section 10 of the Principal Act is amended by omitting from sub\\-section (2a) the figures “$2,000,000” and substituting the figures “$1,000,000”.\n\nDelegation by Minister.\n\n18. After section 11 of the Principal Act the following section is inserted:—\n\n“11b. (1) The Minister may, either generally or otherwise as provided by the instrument of delegation, by writing under his hand, delegate his powers under section 6a to the Commission or to the Chairman or Deputy Chairman of the Commission.\n\n“(2) The powers so delegated may be exercised by the delegate in accordance with the instrument of delegation.\n\n“(3) A delegation under this section is revocable at will and does not prevent the exercise of the powers by the Minister”.\n\nSubstitution of Schedules.\n\n19. The Schedules to the Principal Act are repealed and the Schedules set out in the Schedule to this Act substituted.\n\n \n\nCertain payments deemed to have been made under Principal Act as amended by this Act.\n\n20. (1) Subject to sub-section (2), payments (including advances) by way of financial assistance made to a State under the States Grants (Advanced Education) Act (No. 3) 1972 or under that Act as amended and in force at any time before the commencement of this Act shall be deemed to have been made for the purposes of the Principal Act as amended by this Act.\n\n(2) Where a payment referred to in sub-section (1) has been made to a State in respect of a college the name of which is specified in column 1 of the following table that payment shall be deemed to have been made to that State in respect of the college the name of which is specified in column 2 of the table:—\n\n| Column 1 | Column 2 |\n| --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |\n| Alexander Mackie Teachers College....... | Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education |\n| Milperra Teachers College.............. | Milperra College of Advanced Education |\n| Newcastle Teachers College............ | Newcastle College of Advanced Education |\n| William Balmain College of Advanced Education | Kuring-gai College of Advanced Education |\n| Wollongong Teachers College........... | Wollongong Institute of Education |\n| School of Forestry, Creswick............ | The Victorian School of Forestry, Creswick |\n| Kedron Park Teachers College........... | North Brisbane College of Advanced Education |\n| Adelaide Kindergarten Teachers College.... | Kingston College of Advanced Education |\n\nPayments made in respect to non\\-government teachers colleges before commencement of this Act.\n\n21. Any amounts paid to a State, in the year 1974, before the commencement of this Act, in respect of the recurrent expenditure of a college in that State that is a non-government teachers college upon purposes that would, had this Act been in force at the time of the payment, have been regarded as college purposes or as special staffing purposes, shall be deemed to have been paid under section 5a or 5b of the Principal Act, as amended by this Act, as the case may be.\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nSCHEDULE Section 19\n\nSCHEDULES TO BE INSERTED IN THE PRINCIPAL ACT\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nFIRST SCHEDULE Section 5\n\nGRANTS FOR RECURRENT EXPENDITURE\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column | Fourth Column | Fifth Column |\n| ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- |\n| College of Advanced Education | Qualifying amount for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1974 | Maximum grant for 1975 |\n| | $ | $ | $ | $ |\n| New South Wales— | | | | |\n| Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education | 465,170 | 251,430 | 1,628,310 | 1,754,760 |\n| Armidale Teachers College................ | 526,520 | 284,610 | 2,138,420 | 2,108,720 |\n| Department of Technical Education........... | 1,398,610 | 756,010 | 2,054,770 | 3,557,070 |\n| Goulbum Teachers College................ | 350,260 | 189,330 | 1,465,200 | 1,737,130 |\n| Hawkesbury Agricultural College............ | 1,298,010 | 701,630 | 2,308,180 | 2,426,530 |\n| Kuring-gai College of Advanced Education..... | 539,960 | 291,870 | 2,030,170 | 2,688,300 |\n| Milperra College of Advanced Education....... | .. | .. | 92,040 | 612,730 |\n| Mitchell College of Advanced Education....... | 1,676,430 | 906,180 | 3,318,580 | 3,874,820 |\n| Nepean College of Advanced Education........ | 259,810 | 140,440 | 1,080,950 | 1,149,490 |\n| New South Wales Advanced Education Board.... | 125,770 | 67,990 | 338,620 | 315,720 |\n\n \n\nSCHEDULE—continued\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column | Fourth Column | Fifth Column |\n| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- |\n| College of Advanced Education | Qualifying amount for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1974 | Maximum grant for 1975 |\n| | $ | $ | $ | $ |\n| New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music | 490,880 | 265,340 | 780,540 | 813,860 |\n| Newcastle College of Advanced Education.. | 789,740 | 426,880 | 3,118,380 | 3,409,490 |\n| Northern Rivers College of Advanced Education | 441,600 | 238,700 | 1,072,390 | 1,112,910 |\n| Nursery School Teachers College......... | 82,260 | 44,470 | 352,830 | 425,020 |\n| Orange Agricultural College............ | 270,500 | 146,220 | 614,300 | 743,240 |\n| Riverina College of Advanced Education.... | 1,217,620 | 658,180 | 2,457,410 | 2,824,680 |\n| Sydney Kindergarten Teachers College..... | 145,060 | 78,410 | 607,360 | 640,460 |\n| Sydney Teachers College.............. | 1,261,670 | 681,980 | 4,475,500 | 4,839,470 |\n| The New South Wales College of Paramedical Studies | 630,410 | 340,770 | 1,830,620 | 1,544,860 |\n| The New South Wales Institute of Technology | 4,210,400 | 2,275,890 | 8,175,790 | 8,693,610 |\n| Wagga Agricultural College............ | 703,320 | 380,170 | 1,251,290 | 1,330,970 |\n| Wollongong Institute of Education........ | 477,270 | 257,980 | 1,691,450 | 2,050,190 |\n| All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of New South Wales | 334,300 | 180,700 | | 2,156,000 |\n| | 17,695,570 | 9,565,180 | 42,883,100 | 50,810,030 |\n| Victoria— | | | | |\n| Bendigo Institute of Technology......... | 932,610 | 504,120 | 1,851,950 | 1,972,190 |\n| Burnley Horticultural College........... | 66,600 | 36,000 | 123,850 | 136,260 |\n| Caulfield Institute of Technology......... | 2,298,090 | 1,242,210 | 4,324,970 | 4,789,420 |\n| College of Nursing, Australia........... | 166,680 | 90,100 | 314,090 | 350,520 |\n| Dookie Agricultural College............ | 189,050 | 102,190 | 333,440 | 383,770 |\n| Emily McPherson College............. | 268,190 | 144,970 | 563,100 | 609,220 |\n| Footscray Institute of Technology........ | 1,210,880 | 654,520 | 2,226,220 | 2,464,420 |\n| Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education.. | 691,090 | 373,560 | 1,261,010 | 1,357,950 |\n| Gordon Institute of Technology.......... | 1,369,080 | 740,040 | 2,355,140 | 2,528,180 |\n| Lincoln Institute.................... | 566,210 | 306,060 | 1,063,790 | 1,181,020 |\n| Longerenong Agricultural College........ | 96,330 | 52,070 | 203,840 | 257,380 |\n| Prahran College of Advanced Education.... | 572,770 | 309,610 | 1,094,760 | 1,174,690 |\n| Preston Institute of Technology.......... | 1,019,460 | 551,060 | 1,953,970 | 1,763,680 |\n| Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology... | 6,774,900 | 3,662,090 | 11,941,810 | 12,394,750 |\n| State College of Victoria.............. | 60,160 | 32,520 | 203,410 | 245,370 |\n| State College of Victoria, Ballarat........ | 300,960 | 162,680 | 1,308,100 | 1,477,280 |\n| State College of Victoria, Bendigo........ | 311,910 | 168,600 | 1,393,370 | 1,753,880 |\n| State College of Victoria, Burwood....... | 630,070 | 340,580 | 2,404,500 | 2,534,130 |\n| State College of Victoria, Coburg......... | 441,230 | 238,500 | 1,906,290 | 2,113,760 |\n| State College of Victoria, Frankston....... | 419,100 | 226,540 | 1,898,330 | 2,168,530 |\n| State College of Victoria, Geelong........ | 331,780 | 179,340 | 1,330,630 | 1,707,550 |\n| State College of Victoria, Hawthorn....... | 476,550 | 257,600 | 1,930,240 | 2,091,640 |\n| State College of Victoria—Institute of Early Childhood Development | 274,170 | 148,200 | 998,610 | 1,089,930 |\n| State College of Victoria, Melbourne...... | 1,819,700 | 983,620 | 7,365,190 | 7,972,090 |\n| State College of Victoria, Rusden......... | 887,790 | 479,890 | 3,452,150 | 3,727,190 |\n| State College of Victoria, Toorak......... | 544,010 | 294,060 | 2,257,510 | 2,396,260 |\n| Swinburne College of Technology........ | 3,161,850 | 1,709,110 | 5,709,770 | 6,254,660 |\n| The Ballarat Institute of Advanced Education. | 884,870 | 478,310 | 1,521,940 | 1,662,220 |\n| The Victorian College of the Arts......... | 124,400 | 67,240 | 427,200 | 485,620 |\n| The Victorian School of Forestry, Creswick.. | 39,880 | 21,560 | 67,480 | 69,530 |\n| Victoria Institute of Colleges............ | 452,100 | 244,370 | 659,840 | 708.750 |\n| Victorian College of Pharmacy.......... | 561,850 | 303,700 | 982,690 | 1,038,020 |\n| Warrnambool Institute of Advanced Education | 477,540 | 258,140 | 934,690 | 1,079,830 |\n| | | | | |\n\nSCHEDULE—continued\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column | Fourth Column | Fifth Column |\n| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------- |\n| College of Advanced Education | Qualifying amount for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1973 | Maximum grant for 1974 | Maximum grant for 1975 |\n| | $ | $ | $ | $ |\n| All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria | 144,340 | 78,030 | 530,690 | 698,850 |\n| | 28,566,200 | 15,441,190 | 66,894,570 | 72,638,540 |\n| Queensland— | | | | |\n| Board of Advanced Education........... | 109,810 | 59,350 | 222,660 | 250,790 |\n| Brisbane Kindergarten Teachers College.... | 178,980 | 96,750 | 577,620 | 639,530 |\n| Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education | 1,198,520 | 647,850 | 2,367,680 | 2,687,660 |\n| Kelvin Grove College of Teacher Education. | 890,030 | 481,100 | 2,764,280 | 3,051,470 |\n| Mount Gravatt Teachers College......... | 573,290 | 309,890 | 2,316,980 | 2,544,390 |\n| North Brisbane College of Advanced Education | 518,570 | 280,300 | 1,623,160 | 1,776,830 |\n| Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes.... | 774,470 | 418,630 | 1,561,750 | 1,753,920 |\n| Queensland Conservatorium of Music...... | 155,200 | 83,900 | 304,870 | 303,780 |\n| Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane | 2,876,450 | 1,554,840 | 5,913,370 | 6,680,180 |\n| The Capricornia Institute of Advanced Education | 858,610 | 464,110 | 1,778,250 | 2,009,350 |\n| Townsville Teachers College........... | 278,780 | 150,700 | 1,007,440 | 1,071,120 |\n| All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland | 32,460 | 17,540 | 130,930 | 111,860 |\n| | 8,445,170 | 4,564,960 | 20,568,990 | 22,880,880 |\n| South Australia— | | | | |\n| Adelaide College of Advanced Education... | 622,990 | 336,740 | 2,128,080 | 2,401,190 |\n| Kingston College of Advanced Education... | 109,050 | 58,950 | 371,200 | 438,500 |\n| Murray Park College of Advanced Education. | 586,160 | 316,840 | 1,859,200 | 2,091,800 |\n| Roseworthy Agricultural College......... | 265,500 | 143,500 | 546,620 | 563,580 |\n| Salisbury College of Advanced Education... | 563,440 | 304,560 | 1,905,000 | 2,112,000 |\n| School for Dental Therapists............ | 58,420 | 31,580 | | |\n| South Australian Board of Advanced Education | 80,160 | 43,330 | 152,000 | 165,730 |\n| South Australian Institute of Technology.... | 3,781,160 | 2,043,870 | 7,340,010 | 7,985,650 |\n| Sturt College of Advanced Education...... | 451,130 | 243,870 | 1,559,500 | 1,736,820 |\n| Torrens College of Advanced Education.... | 1,602,040 | 865,960 | 2,896,620 | 3,115,540 |\n| All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of South Australia | | | 110,100 | 150,240 |\n| | 8,120,050 | 4,389,200 | 18,868,330 | 20,761,050 |\n| Western Australia— | | | | |\n| Churchlands Teachers College.......... | 378,440 | 204,560 | 1,659,080 | 2,068,540 |\n| Claremont Teachers College............ | 349.230 | 188,770 | 1,304,400 | 1,489,170 |\n| Graylands Teachers College............ | 344,300 | 186,100 | 1,094,190 | 1,198,100 |\n| Mount Lawley Teachers College......... | 510,860 | 276,140 | 2,096,000 | 2,381,340 |\n| Western Australian Institute of Technology.. | 8,554,850 | 4,624,250 | 16,215,980 | 18,431,240 |\n| Western Australian Secondary Teachers College | 486,970 | 263,230 | 1,795,230 | 2,160,030 |\n| Western Australian Teacher Education Authority | 32,710 | 17,690 | 135,080 | 155,960 |\n| | 10,657,360 | 5,760,740 | 24,299,960 | 27,884,380 |\n| Tasmania— | | | | |\n| Tasmanian College of Advanced Education.. | 2,834,530 | 1,532,170 | 5,311,850 | 5,482,340 |\n\n \n\nSchedule\\-continued\n\nSecond Schedule Section 6\n\nGrants For Approved Projects\n\n```html\n

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

New South Wales—

Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education

New site—

Site acquisition........................

2,250,000

Site development.......................

45,000

Planning.............................

63,900

Present site–

Other works and services..................

180,000

Equipment...........................

17,100

2,556,000

Armidale Teachers College

Construction of library building...............

477,000

Construction of physical education centre.........

477,000

Planning...............................

41,400

Other works and services....................

157,500

1,152,900

Department of Technical Education

Alterations to existing buildings...............

137,500

Equipment.............................

154,170

Other works and services....................

125,000

416,670

Goulburn Teachers College

Completion of Stage 2......................

54,900

Construction of administrative block............

315,000

Construction of residential accommodation........

473,400

Commencement of teaching block..............

720,000

Site development.........................

22,500

Equipment.............................

6,300

1,592,100

Hawkesbury Agricultural College

Completion of administration buildings..........

153,868

Erection of ancillary buildings................

66,667

Erection of field services buildings.............

203,330

Erection of plant sciences building—Stage 1.......

637,500

Alterations and extensions to existing buildings.....

158,950

Continuation of buildings for food technology......

804,260

Commencement of student residence............

2,678

Equipment.............................

'62,500

Site development and other works and services.....

131,247

Planning...............................

8,330

2,229,330

Ku-ring-gai College of Advanced Education

Completion of Stage 2......................

128,700

Construction of teaching facilities including physical education centre

540,000

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Planning..............................

45,000

Other works and services...................

27,000

740,700

Milperra College of Advanced Education

Purchase of land.........................

297,000

Construction of education buildings............

3,456,000

3,753,000

Mitchell College of Advanced Education

Erection of general purpose teaching building......

905,830

Erection of student residence.................

782,880

Alterations and extensions to existing buildings.....

493,420

Extension of central services building...........

234,540

Equipment.............................

250,000

Site development and other works and services.....

208,340

Planning..............................

41,660

2,916,670

Nepean College of Advanced Education

Kingswood campus—

Commencement of teaching and administration...

block—Stage 1........................

1,725,000

Site development.......................

350,000

Planning............................

8,330

Westmead campus—

Construction of classroom accommodation......

312,453

Other works and services.................

2,547

Equipment...........................

10,800

2,409,130

New South Wales Advanced Education Board

Purchase of land for new developments..........

5,240,000

Development reserve......................

225,000

5,465,000

New South Wales College of Art and Design

Initial development.......................

41,670

41,670

New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music

Alterations to library......................

11,770

Equipment.............................

17,400

29,170

Newcastle College of Advanced Education

Completion of Stage 2.....................

334,800

Construction of special education clinic..........

342,000

Other works and services...................

27,000

Equipment.............................

7,200

711,000

Northern Rivers College of Advanced Education

Initial development.......................

158,330

Commencement of teaching buildings...........

450,000

Equipment.............................

41,670

Planning..............................

8,330

658,330

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Nursery School Teachers College

New developments........................

360,000

360,000

Orange Agricultural College

Completion of administration building...........

113,460

Completion of ancillary buildings—Stage 1

104,490

Completion of lecture rooms, laboratories and library.

177,738

Completion of student residence...............

102,338

Completion of student union building including kitchen and dining room

159,756

Erection of teaching building .................

1,218

Equipment.............................

44,830

Site development and other works and services

99,750

Planning...............................

16,670

820,250

Riverina College of Advanced Education

Erection of central services buildings............

200,000

Erection of student residence.................

357,500

Erection of teaching and administration buildings—Stage 1

1,827,500

Equipment.............................

56,670

Site development and other works and services

379,170

Planning...............................

83,330

Purchase of land.........................

54,160

2,958,330

Sydney Kindergarten Teachers College

New developments........................

540,000

540,000

Sydney Teachers College

North Newtown site—

Site acquisition........................

1,282,500

Construction of Stage 1...................

720,000

Site development and planning of Stage 2.......

135,000

Other works and services..................

135,000

University grounds site—

Other works and services..................

270,000

Equipment...........................

7,200

2,549,700

The New South Wales College of Paramedical Studies

Completion of library and administration.........

Block................................

88,170

Erection of teaching and administration buildings...

1,492,305

Other works and services...................

237,865

Site development.........................

200,000

Purchase of land.........................

35,830

Planning..............................

8,330

Equipment.............................

20,830

2,083,330

The New South Wales Institute of Technology

Completion of first tower building.............

8,416,670

Erection of library and business administration building

1,666,660

Commencement of second tower building

4,666,670

Equipment.............................

416,670

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Other works and services...................

750,000

Purchase of land.........................

2,995,000

18,911,670

Wagga Agricultural College

Completion of animal and plant science laboratories..

50,000

Erection of maintenance workshop.............

76,290

Erection of student residence.................

100,000

Alterations and extensions to existing buildings.....

91,670

Equipment.............................

66,250

Site development and other works and services.....

266,210

Purchase of land.........................

41,670

Planning..............................

8,330

700,420

Wollongong Institute of Education

Construction of teaching facilities..............

540,000

Extension of administrative block..............

40,500

Construction of Stage 2 of students union building...

72,000

Other works and services...................

45,000

697,500

All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of New South Wales

All or any of the approved projects in respect of in those colleges

179,170

179,170

54,472,040

Victoria—

Bendigo Institute of Technology

Completion of applied science building— Stage 1

47,330

Completion of applied science building— Stage 2

998,955

Erection of library........................

1,067,500

Erection of student residence ................

250,000

Equipment.............................

101,300

Site works.............................

58,330

Planning..............................

16,670

Alterations to engineering building.............

56,000

Completion of bulk store....................

9,375

2,605,460

Burnley Horticultural College

Erection of soil science laboratory.............

58,869

Extensions to library......................

36,961

95,830

Caulfield Institute of Technology

Completion of library and teaching building.......

1,746,670

Alterations to existing buildings...............

83,330

Continuation of building for administration and teaching

3,745,000

Equipment.............................

141,320

Site works.............................

41,670

Purchase of land.........................

208,330

Planning..............................

33,340

5,999,660

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

College of Nursing, Australia

Extensions to existing building...............

583,330

583,330

Dookie Agricultural College

Completion of animal physiology laboratory......

10,830

Erection of lecture theatre building............

45,830

Alterations to biology and chemistry laboratories...

33,340

90,000

Emily McPherson College

Erection of multi-purpose building—Stage 1......

983,980

Alterations to existing premises..............

40,190

1,024,170

Footscray Institute of Technology

Erection of general teaching and lecture theatre buildings

1,666,670

Establishment of physical education centre.......

416,670

Equipment............................

99,750

Purchase of land........................

383,330

Planning.............................

41,670

2,608,090

Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education

Erection of art/design and maintenance store......

115,500

Erection of multi-purpose building............

1,342,290

Erection of student residence................

208,330

Alterations to existing buildings—Churchill and Newborough sites

25,000

Equipment............................

61,610

Site works............................

58,330

Planning.............................

29,170

Completion of Stage 1 buildings..............

49,014

Erection of teacher education building—Stage 1...

680,400

Erection of applied science building—Stage 1.....

647,100

Erection of student and staff amenities building— Stage 1

355,140

3,571,884

Gordon Institute of Technology

Completion of applied science building—Stage 1...

100,000

Completion of residential building............

51,670

Erection of library.......................

1,675,000

Erection of student residence ................

6,670

Alterations to existing buildings—Fenwick Street and Waurn Ponds sites

16,670

Equipment............................

83,330

Planning.............................

20,830

1,954,170

Lincoln Institute

Alterations to Lincoln House................

67,500

Equipment............................

12,500

80,000

Longerenong Agricultural College

Completion of animal nutrition buildings........

14,170

Erection of library.......................

91,660

105,830

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Prahran College of Advanced Education

Erection of general teaching and administration building

1,509,170

Minor Works...........................

49,590

Equipment.............................

11,660

Purchase of land.........................

483,330

Planning..............................

20,830

Preston Institute of Technology

2,074,580

Completion of teaching and student amenities building

119,490

Erection of applied science and engineering building.

4,400,000

Establishment of physical education centre.......

933,330

Equipment.............................

85,420

Site works and services....................

330,510

Planning..............................

8,340

5,877,090

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Erection of forge shop.....................

125,000

Erection of north-western building—Wing A......

6,631,670

Equipment.............................

1,157,510

Purchase of land.........................

147,500

8,061,680

State College of Victoria

Equipment and renovation of administration building.

119,070

119,070

State College of Victoria, Ballarat

Commencement of education and general studies building

675,000

Equipment.............................

36,000

Minor works and services...................

27,000

Planning..............................

45,000

783,000

State College of Victoria, Bendigo

Commencement of buildings for resources centre, lecture facilities and administration

1,992,474

Equipment.............................

72,000

Purchase of land.........................

225,000

Site development and other works and services.....

140,526

Planning..............................

45,000

2,475,000

State College of Victoria, Burwood

Erection of teaching and administration buildings...

4,230,000

Equipment.............................

54,000

Site development and other works and services.....

72,000

Planning..............................

9,000

Purchase of land.........................

135,000

4,500,000

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

State College of Victoria, Coburg

Extension of existing teaching building

630,000

Equipment............................

45,000

Purchase of land........................

36,000

Site development and other works and services....

45,000

Planning..............................

45,000

801,000

State College of Victoria, Frankston

Equipment............................

9,000

Purchase of land........................

27,000

Site development and other works and services....

36,000

Planning..............................

45,000

117,000

State College of Victoria, Geelong

Commencement of lecture facilities and staff accommodation building

369,000

Equipment............................

45,000

Minor works and services..................

81,000

Planning..............................

45,000

540,000

State College of Victoria, Hawthorn

Completion of general purpose building.........

1,707,930

Equipment............................

54,000

Purchase of land........................

45,000

Site development and other works and services....

18,000

Planning..............................

9,000

1,833,930

State College of Victoria—

Erection of hall and lecture theatre, and alterations..

and extensions to existing buildings............

Institute of Early Childhood Development

297,000

Equipment............................

18,000

Purchase of land........................

135,000

Planning..............................

18,000

468,000

State College of Victoria, Melbourne

Alterations to education resources centre........

145,800

Erection of laboratories and staff accommodation, and extension of existing amenities—Noojee science field station

142,200

Equipment............................

45,000

Site development and other works and services....

36,000

Planning..............................

18,000

387,000

State College of Victoria, Rusden

Alteration of building for the teaching of science...

180,000

Equipment............................

18,000

Purchase of land........................

90,000

Site development and other works and services....

45,000

Planning..............................

27,000

360,000

State College of Victoria, Toorak

Erection of general purpose building and alteration and extension of existing buildings

4,050,000

Equipment............................

54,000

Site development and other works and services....

18,000

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Planning..............................

9,000

Purchase of land........................

67,500

4,198,500

Swinburne College of Technology

Erection of business and general studies building...

3,166,670

Erection of chemistry building...............

833,330

Alterations to existing buildings..............

41,660

Equipment............................

442,500

Purchase of land........................

308,330

Planning..............................

41,670

4,834,160

The Ballarat Institute of Advanced Education

Erection of electrical engineering building.......

608,330

Erection of general purpose teaching building.....

854,170

Erection of student residence ................

291,670

Alterations to existing buildings—Lydiard Street and Mount Helen sites

16,670

Equipment............................

87,500

Site works............................

62,500

Planning..............................

16,660

1,937,500

The Victorian College of the Arts

Initial development.......................

170,800

Equipment............................

58,370

Planning..............................

104,160

333,330

The Victorian School of Forestry, Creswick

Alterations to library, dining and kitchen areas.....

17,000

Equipment............................

6,330

23,330

Victoria Institute of Colleges

Alterations to existing premises..............

5,840

Equipment............................

277,500

Purchase of land for new college..............

500,000

Planning..............................

5,000

788,340

Victorian College of Pharmacy

Completion of laboratory building.............

75,000

Equipment............................

46,718

Other works and services...................

37,500

Purchase of land........................

125,000

284,218

Warmambool Institute of Advanced Education

Completion of student residential building.......

17,500

Erection of teaching and administration building...

1,666,670

Erection of student residence................

86,670

Alterations to existing buildings—Timor Street site.

37,500

Equipment............................

95,750

Site works............................

83,330

Planning..............................

16,660

2,004,080

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Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria

All or any of the approved projects in respect of those colleges

510,768

510,768

62,030,000

Queensland—

Brisbane Kindergarten Teachers College

New developments.......................

810,000

810,000

Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education

Completion of arts, education and music building...

303,500

Erection of general services building...........

708,330

Erection of staff amenities..................

33,330

Commencement of resource materials and student facilities building—Stage 2

983,330

Equipment............................

333,340

Other works and services...................

79,170

Planning..............................

8,330

Completion of education and chemistry building—Stage 1

41,500

Completion of engineering building—Stage 1.....

9,170

2,500,000

Kelvin Grove College of Teacher Education

Completion of education building —Stage 1......

324,000

Erection of physical education centre —Stage 1....

409,818

Extension of science building................

1,108,800

Alterations to administrative building...........

13,500

Erection of education building—Stage 2.........

396,450

Planning and erection of library resources centre...

210,732

Equipment............................

77,400

Site development........................

126,000

Other works and services...................

60,300

Planning..............................

81,000

2,808,000

Mount Gravatt Teachers College

Erection of student amenities building..........

675,000

Erection of physical education teaching building...

137,700

Completion of administration and psychology building

99,000

Equipment............................

63,000

Site development and other works and services....

249,300

Planning..............................

63,000

1,287,000

North Brisbane College of Advanced Education

Erection of staff accommodation and amenities....

alterations to administrative area..............

262,530

Erection of lecture hall....................

119,700

Erection of library and professional studies centre..

688,500

Equipment............................

6,300

Planning..............................

119,970

Other works and services...................

49,500

Purchase of land........................

270,000

1,516,500

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Maximum Grant

$

Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes

Erection of food technology building— Stage 2....

936,807

Completion of library.....................

10,000

Erection of administration building............

333,330

Commencement of animal products technology building

11,533

Equipment............................

175,000

Other works and services...................

200,000

1,666,670

Queensland Conservatorium of Music

Completion of headquarters building...........

916,670

916,670

Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane

Completion of civil engineering building— Stage 1.

170,830

Completion of mechanical engineering building....

1,425,000

Completion of physics and paramedical building...

2,266,670

Erection of library.......................

1,191,660

Provision of sporting facilities...............

66,670

Equipment............................

370,830

Other works and services...................

216,670

Planning..............................

41,670

5,750,000

The Capricomia Institute of Advanced Education

Completion of student residence—Block C.......

101,000

Erection of educational resources area..........

538,170

Erection of engineering building—Stage 2.......

450,000

Erection of printery and store................

37,500

Erection of student amenities building..........

608,330

Alterations to existing buildings..............

51,670

Equipment............................

166,670

Other works and services...................

38,330

Site development........................

66,660

Planning..............................

25,000

2,083,330

Townsville Teachers College

Completion of library—Stage 1..............

216,000

Erection of library—Stage 2.................

378,000

Equipment............................

18,000

Purchase of land........................

45,000

Site development........................

18,000

Other works and services...................

27,000

Planning..............................

18,000

720,000

All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland

All or any of the approved projects in respect of those colleges

58,500

58,500

20,116,670

South Australia—

Adelaide College of Advanced Education

Alterations to Schulz Building...............

211,500

Alterations to Hartley Building...............

162,000

Other works and services...................

6,300

Equipment............................

36,000

Planning..............................

18,000

433,800

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Maximum Grant

$

Kingston College of Advanced Education

Completion of payment for existing property......

7,200

Extensions to main building.................

234,000

Equipment............................

10,800

Other works and services...................

13,500

Purchase of land........................

67,500

Planning..............................

9,000

342,000

Murray Park College of Advanced Education

Erection of buildings—Hindmarsh Island campus..

41,400

Extensions to main building.................

235,800

Provision of sporting facilities...............

102,600

Equipment............................

46,800

Other works and services...................

90,900

Site development........................

37,800

Purchase of land........................

135,000

Planning..............................

42,300

732,600

Roseworthy Agricultural College

Completion of oenology building.............

29,170

Erection of library and teaching building........

241,660

Extensions to science building...............

133,330

Equipment............................

50,000

Other works and services...................

112,500

Planning..............................

16,670

583,330

Salisbury College of Advanced Education

Erection of activities centre.................

36,000

Commencement of staff studies and arts building...

198,000

Extensions to Block 1.....................

387,000

Extensions to Block 3.....................

297,000

Equipment............................

45,000

Site development........................

27,000

Other works and services...................

54,000

Purchase of land........................

63,000

Planning..............................

18,000

1,125,000

South Australian Board of Advanced Education

Alterations to existing premises; equipment......

20,840

Purchase of land for new developments.........

1,110,000

1,130,840

South Australian Institute of Technology

City campus—

Alterations to Playford building.............

723,330

Alterations to Reid building...............

83,330

Other works and services.................

122,500

The Levels campus—

Erection of electrical and electronic engineering building

1,842,500

Erection of sports centre and multi-purpose hall..

439,170

Alterations to physics building.............

250,000

Extensions to chemistry building............

1,916,670

Erection of mathematics and data processing building

347,500

Minor works and services

41,670

Site development......................

1,052,500

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College of Advanced Education

Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Whyalla campus—

Commencement of library and union building...

353,330

Equipment..........................

1,829,170

Planning............................

165,000

9,166,670

Sturt College of Advanced Education

Alterations to main building.................

4,500

Alterations to link wing building..............

230,400

Erection of science/music building............

495,900

Equipment............................

45,000

Purchase of land........................

16,200

Planning..............................

18,000

810,000

Torrens College of Advanced Education

Erection of administration building............

273,330

Erection of lecture centre and resource materials building

1,291,670

Erection of physical science, liberal and educational studies building

1,250,000

Erection of student and staff building...........

604,170

Commencement of industrial design, art and craft building

383,330

Equipment............................

383,330

Other works and services...................

276,670

Commencement of site development...........

250,000

Purchase of land........................

1,000,000

Planning..............................

120,830

5,833,330

All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of South Australia

All or any of the approved projects in respect of those colleges

152,500

152,500

20,310,070

Western Australia—

Churchlands Teachers College

Erection of science block...................

284,400

Erection of cafeteria and recreation block........

603,000

Erection of student association building.........

321,336

Erection of music and drama block............

308,664

Conversion of existing primary school to staff accommodation and storage area

45,000

Planning..............................

27,000

Equipment............................

14,400

1,603,800

Claremont Teachers College

Erection of library and materials resources centre...

810,000

Other works and services...................

13,500

Planning..............................

27,000

Equipment............................

4,500

855,000

Graylands Teachers College

Alteration and renovation of lecture rooms.......

90,000

Other works and services...................

176,400

Site development........................

3,600

Equipment

9,900

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College of Advanced Education

Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Point Walter Physical Education and Camp Centre—

Alteration and renovation of existing facilities...

106,439

Site development......................

23,297

Other works and services.................

5,021

Equipment..........................

2,043

416,700

Mount Lawley Teachers College

Completion of gymnasium..................

222,300

Erection of arts and crafts block..............

589,500

Erection of student association building.........

90,000

Erection of science block...................

541,080

Erection of music and drama block............

450,000

Erection of residential accommodation..........

125,820

Erection of caretaker’s residence..............

16,200

Alterations to provide for administration, teaching..

and a media resources centre................

38,700

Alterations to canteen.....................

4,500

Site development........................

67,500

Planning..............................

31,500

Equipment............................

57,600

2,234,700

Western Australian Secondary Teachers College

Commencement of library—resources centre and science section

557,100

Alterations and extensions to existing buildings....

168,300

Construction of swimming pool..............

72,000

Minor works and services..................

45,900

Equipment............................

28,800

Purchase of land........................

21,600

893,700

Western Australian Institute of Technology

Completion of biological sciences building.......

338,330

Erection of art and design building............

883,330

Erection of central store and maintenance work shop.

329,170

Erection of commerce and social sciences building—Stage 2

1,900,000

Erection of education building—Stage 1.........

867,730

Erection of engineering complex—Stage 1.......

1,365,000

Erection of engineering complex—Stage 2.......

2,089,170

Erection of engineering complex—Stage 3.......

1,545,830

Erection of medical technology building......

408,340

Alterations to existing buildings and other works—

Muresk site..........................

62,500

Alterations and extensions to chemistry laboratory and library—Kalgoorlie site

208,330

Extensions to central administration building......

583,330

Extensions to student guild and community building.

261,670

Extensions to therapies building..............

188,330

Minor constructions......................

124,170

Portable classrooms......................

45,830

Installation of air-conditioning...............

83,330

Provision of sporting and recreational facilities....

166,670

Sealing of traffic areas....................

208,330

Equipment............................

791,670

Other works and services...................

166,670

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Third Column

College of Advanced Education

Work or other Matter

Maximum Grant

$

Purchase of land........................

41,670

Planning.............................

125,000

Establishment of facilities for early childhood— teacher education

255,600

13,040,000

19,043,900

Tasmania—

Tasmanian College of Advanced Education

Completion of building for school of education....

208,330

Completion of building for school of engineering...

212,500

Completion of resource materials building.......

218,330

Erection of applied science building—Stage 1.....

1,059,160

Erection of auditorium and general purpose building— Newnham site

892,500

Erection of building for school of business and administration

833,330

Erection of physical education centre...........

850,420

Erection of physical technology building........

1,017,090

Erection of student residence—Newnham site.....

291,670

Commencement of building for school of creative..

166,670

Equipment............................

333,330

Other works and services..................

416,670

6,500,000

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Technology Lincoln Institute\n\nLongerenong Agricultural College\n\nPrahran College of Advanced Education\n\nPreston Institute of Technology\n\nRoyal Melbourne Institute of Technology\n\nSwinburne College of Technology\n\nThe Ballarat Institute of Advanced Education\n\nThe Victorian College of the Arts\n\nThe Victorian School of Forestry, Creswick\n\nVictoria Institute of Colleges\n\nVictorian College of Pharmacy\n\nWarmambool Institute of Advanced Education\n\nQueensland—\n\nBoard of Advanced Education\n\nDarling Downs Institute of Advanced Education\n\nQueensland Agricultural College, Lawes\n\nQueensland Conservatorium of Music\n\nQueensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane\n\nThe Capricomia Institute of Advanced Education\n\nSouth Australia—\n\nRoseworthy Agricultural College\n\nSchool for Dental Therapists\n\nSouth Australian Board of Advanced Education\n\nSouth Australian Institute of Technology\n\nTorrens College of Advanced Education\n\nWestern Australia—\n\nWestern Australian Institute of Technology\n\nTasmania—\n\nTasmanian College of Advanced Education\n\nPART II\n\nNew South Wales—\n\nAlexander Mackie College of Advanced Education\n\nArmidale Teachers College\n\nGoulbum Teachers College\n\nKuring-gai College of Advanced Education\n\nMilperra College of Advanced Education\n\nNewcastle College of Advanced Education\n\nNursery School Teachers College\n\nSydney Kindergarten Teachers College\n\nSydney Teachers College\n\nWollongong Institute of Education\n\nVictoria—\n\nState College of Victoria\n\nState College of Victoria, Ballarat\n\nState College of Victoria, Bendigo\n\nState College of Victoria, Burwood\n\nState College of Victoria, Coburg\n\n \n\nState College of Victoria, Frankston\n\nState College of Victoria, Geelong\n\nState College of Victoria, Hawthorn\n\nState College of Victoria—Institute of Early Childhood Development\n\nState College of Victoria, Melbourne\n\nState College of Victoria, Rusden\n\nState College of Victoria, Toorak\n\nQueensland—\n\nBrisbane Kindergarten Teachers College\n\nKelvin Grove College of Teacher Education\n\nMount Gravatt Teachers College\n\nNorth Brisbane College of Advanced Education\n\nTownsville Teachers College\n\nSouth Australia—\n\nAdelaide College of Advanced Education\n\nKingston College of Advanced Education\n\nMurray Park College of Advanced Education\n\nSalisbury College of Advanced Education\n\nSturt College of Advanced Education\n\nWestern Australia—\n\nChurchlands Teachers College\n\nClaremont Teachers College\n\nGraylands Teachers College\n\nMount Lawley Teachers College\n\nWestern Australian Secondary Teachers College\n\nWestern Australian Teacher Education Authority\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nFOURTH SCHEDULE Section 5a\n\nGRANTS FOR RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF NON-GOVERNMENT TEACHERS COLLEGES ON COLLEGE PURPOSES\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column |\n| -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------ |\n| College | 1974 Maximum Grant | 1975 Maximum Grant |\n| | $ | $ |\n| New South Wales- | | |\n| Catholic College of Education.............................. | 307,000 | 328,250 |\n| Catholic Teachers College, North Sydney....................... | 627,300 | 777,100 |\n| Good Samaritan Teachers College............................ | 199,550 | 283,150 |\n| The Guild Teachers College................................ | 447,190 | 607,210 |\n| | 1,581,040 | 1,995,710 |\n\n \n\nSCHEDULE—continued\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column |\n| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------ |\n| College | 1974 Maximum Grant | 1975 Maximum Grant |\n| | $ | $ |\n| Victoria— | | |\n| Christ College......................................... | 497,330 | 719,420 |\n| Mercer House......................................... | 133,030 | |\n| Mercy College........................................ | 399,100 | 499,190 |\n| | 1,029,460 | 1,218,610 |\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nFIFTH SCHEDULE Section 5b\n\nGRANTS FOR RECURRENT EXPENDITURE OF NON GOVERNMENT TEACHERS COLLEGES ON SPECIAL STAFFING PURPOSES\n\n| First Column | Second Column | Third Column |\n| -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------ |\n| College | 1974 Maximum Grant | 1975 Maximum Grant |\n| | $ | $ |\n| New South Wales- | | |\n| Catholic College of Education............................... | 117,000 | 116,000 |\n| Catholic Teachers College, North Sydney....................... | 86,000 | 95,000 |\n| Good Samaritan Teachers College............................ | 57,000 | 44,000 |\n| | 260,000 | 255,000 |\n| Victoria— | | |\n| Christ College......................................... | 53,000 | 30,000 |\n| Mercy College......................................... | 62,000 | 59,000 |\n| | 115,000 | 89,000 |\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nSIXTH SCHEDULE Section 6\n\nRELEVANT FACTORS\n\n| First Column | Second Column |\n| ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- |\n| State | Relevant Factor |\n| New South Wales.......................................... | 5.9396 |\n| Victoria................................................. | 5.8135 |\n| Queensland............................................... | 5.9458 |\n| South Australia............................................ | 5.4657 |\n\n \n\nSCHEDULE—continued\n\n| First Column | Second Column |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- |\n| State | Relevant Factor |\n| Western Australia............................................... | 5.9012 |\n| Tasmania..................................................... | 5.0000 |\n\n\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\n\nSEVENTH SCHEDULE Section 6a\n\nPROVISION FOR COST INCREASES IN RELATION TO COLLEGE BUILDING PROJECTS\n\n| Name of State | Maximum Additional Grant |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------ |\n| | $ |\n| New South Wales................................................. | 4,289,993 |\n| Victoria....................................................... | 4,873,858 |\n| Queensland..................................................... | 1,518,125 |\n| South Australia.................................................. | 1,442,701 |\n| Western Australia................................................. | 1,460,198 |\n| Tasmania...................................................... | 520,701 |","sortOrder":0}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"model":"kimi-k2.5","source":"moonshot-realtime","completionTokens":1616},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":6,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"The Act significantly expands the scope beyond the original 1972 legislation by adding non-government teachers colleges as an entirely new category of eligible institutions, creating additional capital grants for cost overruns, and substantially 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non‑government teachers colleges and increase federal support and flexibility for capital works across the advanced education sector for 1974–75. 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