Repatriation costs and land schemes debated in Australia
The article argues repatriation costs may exceed 100 million with about a fifth of 25,000 returning troops likely seeking land. It notes housing and land settlement as key challenges, outlines proposed federal and state boards, and stresses the need for new industries and faster land settlement to avoid unemployment and economic strain.
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Repatriation Department Fair Trial Questioned
A six month review by the league representing returned soldiers and sailors says a fair trial has been given. The group notes the department’s efforts and outcome remain under scrutiny as the process unfolds.
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The scrub remains dry with only a few showers delivering 1.05 inches of rain. In contrast the forest country has fared better with storms bringing good grass and greener paddocks. Locals hope for about six inches of rain to refresh the school ground.
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