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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1946
Page
4
Government reports housing boom to meet 1946 47 demand
Officials said more than 30 000 new houses would be completed in 1946 47 and 10 000 more under construction by next June reaching an annual rate of 80 000. They project postwar shortages over the decade, with Australia needing about 40 000 houses per year to replace wartime losses.
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Tad Ry Stan
£500000 Plan For Redcliffe Sees Sewerage Upgrades
A disrupted town plan outlines £500000 for Redcliffe drainage and sewerage work funded by council funds and potential government support. The project targets household sewers, roadwork, and water supply improvements, with charges to residents to cover costs amid discussions of next month’s formal approvals and employment implications for local workers.
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Vali
Pay Fixing System Too Rigid in Arbitration Court
Sydney arbitration sessions address what workers call an overly rigid pay fixing system. The Full Bench and acting chief judge hear arguments on 40 hour week adjustments and proposed modifications, with detailed témoignage on how the pay scale affects labor activity and wage settlements.
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Sydney
Arbitration Court
Phillipe
Poul al Roy
ealecLve Gauri
Mere Kerman
Juve O'Mara
Idee Kelly
Three Miles of Super Pipes Lift City Water
A report describes laying three miles of large water pipes to boost city supply. The 34 inch diameter pipe weighed about four tons and required crane and bulldozer work on a hillside near Kenmare. Contractor Mr Smils of Bent Rosa, Saline, said the job would take several weeks, with sections welded along the route from Meep hill to Kenmare Memorial. The project aims to improve distribution and raise pressure citywide according to local officials.
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Kenmare
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Raller Ram Kenmare
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Hung Steet Lia
Welaea
City skies flatter only to deceive amid postwar talk
Fragmented report describes public officials and police discussing postwar housing, land settlement schemes, and weather lore as citizens face demobilization, jobs, and shortages. Mentions Mr Dedman, Adel Prometh Lib, and transport concerns with confusing phrasing and era-specific terms.
Scholarship Cash Taxed CANBERRA
A Canberra report discusses scholarship funds and taxation policy. Mr McGavern comments on small reductions and how government spending should align with student aid, university fees, and book costs amid Labour policy views and taxation changes.
No More Tax Cuts Debate Spurred by Prime Minister
A fragmented OCR paragraph reports Prime Minister Chiffey vowing to oppose further tax cuts. Ambiguously read lines mention Rawwidgune and Parilaniens, with unclear dates or places. The piece hints at economic policy contention and parliamentary strategy but lacks coherent details.
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Chiffey
Oman
Perth Gets All Luck TW Abrundien
Early this morning a report mentions William Betl and Orpian Hood waters. The scrambled text references a year record 50 inches and 2114 points versus 2714, noting a comparison and possible notable figures.
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Perth
William
Huge Army Goods Auction Across Cairns Edmonton and Townsville
An enormous sale of Australian Army equipment valued at over £250,000 will be auctioned in Cairns, Edmonton, and Townsville. Items include uniforms, cloth, footwear, bedding, and cooking gear, with thousands of uniforms and gear from mess halls listed for bidding. The Commonwealth director C. Viti noted a wide assortment and set dates in early August, promising large store quantities and special auctions in each city.
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Edmonton
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Catibersa
Eimenton
En Winery
Venta
Jnrge
Wuatiltesheen
Commonwealth
C. Viti
Jae
Fire tears through Sydney suburb as blaze rages
A large fire destroyed property in Sydney today causing extensive damage to a Werigate Roifer area and surrounding branches. Firefighters battled flames for hours with water pumps and 12 hoses, preventing wider spread within a two mile radius. No injuries reported as crews contained the blaze.
Prices Chief Threatened by Black Market Letter
A deputy Prices Commissioner reports a threatening letter from a black market operator claiming violent action if price controls are not stopped. The document notes the threat was received last Wednesday night and characterizes it as an act of weaponization against authorities.
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FADDEN ATTACKS FORDE ON WATER PLAN DEBATE
Fadden attacks Forde over the Queensland water conservation and irrigation project. The scheme, valued around 655,000 pounds, drew Federal Country Party criticism as a major, postponed initiative with potential delays noted by ministers and industry leaders. Names include Mr Forde and Mr Fadden, with reference to Queensland and Commonwealth involvement in irrigation schemes such as the Dawesen River and plus other sites. The report details political contention, financial scope, and potential timing of implementation amid resource shortages.
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Queansland
Federal Country Party
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Lhe
Tito
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Flying pilots from RAAF join Casey family in Australia
In a clipped report, Mr and Mrs R G Coup plan to fly in Australia as Civil pilots. The Fairchild 24 tourer impresses with high singed mana Pailed. The Coup couple, trained since 1938, hold licenses and expect to be airborne amid wartime flight efforts.
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Meneny
Prime Minister Chifley Visit Delayed to Canberra
The Australian Prime Minister Mr Chifley said a trip to Canberra would be deferred. He hoped Mr Attlee might visit before year’s end, and noted expectations for potential talks with Australia.
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Record entries of cattle for show at Rayal Exhibition
Cattle from diverse breeds will compete at the Rayal Show next month, featuring a large parade of dairy cattle and multiple entries across divisions. Officials noted a strong turnout with Aberdeens and Polled Herefords among the leading breeds, as judges prepare to evaluate for best animal and breed standards. The event calendar includes pre‑show fittings and the main judging slated toward mid August, with expected attendance of breeders and spectators.
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Amberley records and Canberra wine debate noted
Fragmentary report references Amberley and Canberra events, mentioning wine, aviation terms, and a debate over a bomber project. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text but indicate local defense and production concerns with contextual ties to Amberley.
Women in Australia Employed In Higher Numbers
Fragmented OCR notes show a discussion that more women are employed in Australia than previously, with references to July figures and government involvement. The text is garbled but implies shifts in female labor participation and policy actions in May and July, mentioning counts around four hundred thousand and a concern about independence.
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Austis Peace Talks Hinted By Australian Officials
Canberra reports three international officials will attend peace talks led by acting Prime Minister and defense ministers. Government advisers from external affairs and foreign ministries are expected to participate, with support drawn from Paris and Washington.
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