Labour Government and Monopolies Dominated Perth Politics
In December 1913 Bunbury Herald reviews how Labour governments in Western Australia and Australia broadly favor monopolies. It criticises Seward and Perth tramway policy favoring large estate owners and corporations, arguing small farmers and beef supply are sidelined. The piece cites contracts and cash options to secure monopoly profits.
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