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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
4
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In Parliament the clash over road funding and petrol taxes flows from state autonomy to Commonwealth power. New South Wales shows defiant tone, urging restraint while urging speedy negotiation to avoid breach. The outcome hinges on a federal stance toward state financial autonomy and the road programme.
A fragile parliamentary showdown in Canberra sees debates over indefinite binding ordinances. The scene features ministers, opposition, and regional tensions as officials wrestle with constitutional limits, delays, and the impact on federal authority amid a heated public framing.
Mareeba notes describe a bazaar dance event in August with a children’s poster and local acts and vendors. The piece lists performers such as Jim Lynch and Ashworth, mentions stalls and a supper, and notes planning for a forthcoming gathering to raise funds.
In a December meeting of Inkernsan, Mr C Collins MLAs letter argued Cabinet plans to assist cane farmers were impracticable. The Commissioner warned of potential long delays in an irrigation overhaul and discussed temporary shutdowns to prevent a breakdown. A swimming pool project near the school drew debate on water supply and needed gallons per week.
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