Trade and transport issues dominate regional conference
Delegates debate policy shifts in transport, land tax, and federal aid. Discussions focus on state regulation, potential takeover of river schemes, and funding for irrigation and power projects. Arbitration law enforcement and unemployment insurance are also examined, with calls to involve the federal government and adjust policy for regional development.
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Publitilitier
Wieutie
Aman
Milan
Australia
Henry Trearne
Hodel
Proserpine
Lanhaon
Uren
Tully
Ifaw Dyer Electric
Tolly Falls
Qhiwensland
Hornes
Itv
Onernshind Irrigation Commission
Bomiafarl
Lundell
Mourilyan
Barron Falls
Mulligan
Mawem
Neomth
Ok Henter
Charron Falls
Barrow Falls
AD Draper
Messrs
Hunter
Sturm
Toul
Wolly
Chihol
Townsville
Mealville
Draper
Adama
Havenshoe
Gepp
Atr. Proper
Falls
Evelyn
Abe
Livaper
Failere
Jawu
Cairns
Ptteck 1 Union
Tommils
Phere
Sfenors
Csomyis
Keding
Allin
Meading
Drv
Enlbung
Arbitration Court
Queensland
Rteie
Kung Eee Board
Increased Police Force Urged to Curb Crime
Mr K W Evens argues the time has come to raise the police force to prevent crime and protect property. He cites calls for more funding and notes past crises in Townsville and with federal control as reasons for expansion. The discussion references general crime rises in the Southern districts and the need for a stronger, coordinated response.
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K W. Evens
Rockhampton
Markhaw
Popes
Warwick
Nator
Pally Ag
Lurmey Grimerall
Gropke
Townsville
Neecnsland
Tm Chassbers
Emigration debate and sugar embargo stirs policy talk
Debates on emigration and land settlement mix with sugar embargo concerns. Speakers advocate controlled emigration to relieve settlement needs while protecting Australian sugar industry. Disagreements touch on efficiency, free trade, and the moral obligations of immigration policy within wartime era.
South Embargo Debate and Conference Adjournment
A sprawling report details a South embargo debate touching sugar pricing and tenure security for the staple industry, with mention of North and government plans and a ten year horizon. Mr. F C Model supports efficiency goals as delegates near consensus, while a conference adjourns after late evening sessions and a Cairns Chamber event is noted for August 1.
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Sigan
Siugar
My. F.C
Awaii
Australian credit defended amid attack in Herald
A British Herald report is criticized for misrepresenting Australia’s borrowing. Mr Brace defends Australia’s credit against the suggestion of weakeness or danger, arguing the attack is unfounded and unjustifiable.
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Hurnif
Tas
Australia
Brace
Commonwealth
United
London
Britain
Amatealia
Anvedsen
Australia’s Wealth Compared by National Accounts
A historical fragment discusses Australia’s wealth relative to Britain, arguing that Australia’s development hinges on a developed economy. It cites figures around 300 million pounds sterling as a measure of wealth and questions the feasibility of rapid growth for a less-developed nation. The text contrasts national wealth with Britain’s, noting differing levels of rail and infrastructure development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Awateatia
Britain
Nuswatia
Relure
Tralin
Gerd
Australian Prime Minister Repudiates War Debt Obligation
The text reports on Australia's stance toward a large debt, with the Prime Minister denying any obligation related to wartime redress. The discussion notes that Australia would not meet the obligation and expresses contempt toward the implied claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Britain
Australia
Government to expel foreign-born citizens in new crackdown
A government decree signals tougher immigration policy with plans to expel numerous foreign-born residents. Officials cite security and national unity as reasons, outlining steps and timeline for enforcement.
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Asti
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Spectator
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