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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
6
The meeting featured Labour figures like Mr Reardon and Mr Theodore Stiely discussing federal and state policy. Speakers criticized the Fischer Government, praised the Queensland Labour Government, and urged voters to back Labour to advance jobs, wages, and industrial protection amid debates on tariffs and elections.
A. Fraser operates a motor car for hire in Nugut. Phone number listed as "6" for inquiries and bookings.
A notice warns trespassers against entering the Thorne Leo Avenue public park area near Stock Cy and nearby properties. It identifies Albert W Bra k as associated with the Bank Powtoral and cautions violators of penalties or enforcement actions.
Telegraphic updates show government and union negotiators failing to reach a settlement as compulsory conference adjourns. Strikes continue across Brisbane and northern districts with pay and basic wage demands tied to shifts, hours, and restoration of prewar rates.
Brisbane, day. The Premier referenced the strike yesterday and outlined positions on arbitration and settlement methods for the dispute. He indicated warnings and proposed avenues to resolve the Nipute issue.
A deputation from the Australian Medical Association and supporters argued against deportation as a justified act. The meeting, led by figures including Walsh and Lowther, centered on maintaining order and rights within Australia while opposing mass deportations.
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Melbourne reporters and House members discussed the New States movement with all states represented. They urged Prime Minister Bruce to introduce a referendum bill to allow creation of new states from parts of existing ones. The Prime Minister said it was improbably that Parliament would pass such a measure at the present time.
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