Preference to British workers in sugar industry debated
In Parliament Mr. Martens cites letters and press reports showing high foreign labor use in Queensland sugar mills. He says British preferences should guide employment and gives examples from Hambledon, Goondi, Towerville, and Mackay areas. A government reply questions wages and the extent of foreign labour.
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Notable figures in film and industry stirred by foreign control concerns
A fragmented report discusses employment in the Mulennye area with many cutters foreign born while Mossman shows all workers British born. It also notes political debate on sugar industry ownership, praises actress Dlara Bow’s nicknames, and mentions actor Richard Arlen and Clive Brook with brief biographical details.
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