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Braidwood Review And District Advocate in Braidwood, New South Wales

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Braidwood Review And District Advocate

Location

Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 03, 1924

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Labor and Nationalists bind MPs with party pledges

The article discusses how Labor members must follow caucus decisions and sign pledges, sacrificing individuality, with expulsion for dissent, while Nationalists avoid formal pledges though party managers still enforce discipline when MPs vote against the party line.

Katoomba Bavin Labor P.L.L

Party caucus control threatens government existence

The writer argues party discipline trumps individual judgment in Parliament, condemning Bavin and the Progressives. He says the caucus wields power, exiling dissenters, and that taxpayers suffer from unfulfilled promises, creating a disenchanted, unpolled electorate and a Parliament filled with self-interest and humbug.

Labor Bavin

Market Reports from Homebush Market Opening

The Homebush market opened irregularly with a weaker sheep section as more animals arrived. Lambs sold 8d to 9d, hoggets 6 3d to 7 3d, wethers 5d to 6d, and ewes 5d to 5 3d per lb, with skin and fat values included. Cattle showed firmer demand for prime stock, with top figures 35s for extra choice light beef, 33s for prime light, 30s for prime heavy, 27s to 29s for good trade, and 20s to 24s per 100 lb for best cow beef.

Homebush

Lord How ard appeal curbs jockey ban to three years

In the Lord How ard appeal case the AJC removed the owners trainer and horse disqualifications but extended the jockeys ban to three years. It is understood Davis admitted pulling the horse in opposition to instructions.

Lord Howard A.J.C Davis

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