Canberra housing bias sparks servicemen priority clash
Report outlines Canberra housing policy tensions as former servicemen seek priority under new regulations. Trades council and Chamber of Commerce fear a NSW-like bias while Interior Ministry guidance hints at expanding veterans housing rights. Debate highlights acute Canberra housing strain and potential policy shifts.
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Sealed talks delay as EAM government plan debated
London reports a postponement of talks on EAM and government policies amid mem ber execution condemnations and stalled trials during peace negotiations. Delegation members led by Sir Walter Citrine have returned from Greece, with discussions cited as examining proposals and potential indictments.
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Sporting Stars Tour of Pacific Opens Amid Hype
The tour of Pacific coast sporting stars begins with Fred Apostol and Fred Abrams headlining a lineup of top baseball figures. Events run through February with matches scheduled in multiple cities, featuring notable middleweights and right-handed pitchers.
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Mossman Commerce Meeting Urges Retention of Private Airlines
A Mossman Chamber of Commerce meeting voiced grave concern over a government plan to seize private airlines after a recent referendum rejected public takeover. The body urged the government to reconsider, preserve private enterprise, and maintain investor confidence and national connectivity.
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Government borrowing proposal seen as threat to free enterprise
E S Forbes General Manager warns that government plans to borrow from banks would amount to political control over industry and curb individual enterprise. He argues a Commonwealth Bank agency would regimentalize sectors, undermine the central bank heritage, and clash with Allied aims for freedom during wartime and peacetime.
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London Rumbles Over Strikes Hit Cafes And Coal
In London and Fos, reports claim strikes disrupt cafes and refute widespread difficulties. The piece notes imports in November and December, including 129 tons of meat and fat, alongside weekly coal provisions for miners, highlighting material benefits amid the tensions.
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Stea
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Passenger Traffic Halted on Norwegian Railways
London February reports say Norwegian railways have halted all passenger traffic except some electric services. No official announcement has been made. The stoppage is described as the most drastic in the railway’s history and German leave trains are reported affected.
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