When East Meets West in Parliament Debates Cost of Students
A political discussion on East and West issues centers on student migration to Britain and related expenses. The piece notes large student numbers, government costs, and debates over duties, with concerns about political influence and racial prejudice affecting policy. It references Canberra and London as backdrops.
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BBC
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Fe Haley
Somme
Wade
Amy Bette
Ermal Sayer
National Parliament debate on membership and funding
Fragmentary report cites discussions in parliament about reform and registration of parties. It mentions representatives from Canberra, scrutiny of procedures, and varying stances on constitutional changes. Visible names and clear facts are limited due to damaged text.
Debate on Parliamentary Salaries Sparks Taxpayer Debate
A lengthy committee report critiques parliamentary pay and allowances, urging a balance between permitting service and avoiding undue wealth for MPs. It cites Prime Minister costs, private income, and travel needs, arguing salaries should enable a respectable but not luxurious life while ensuring accountability and avoiding taxpayer hardship.
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Simone
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Gts
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Emem
Tive
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Bethe
Aviatealia
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Auriralia
Darises
Banc
Nmce Wien
Gulten
Parlement
Fashion Giant Is Tiny Women at Early Spring Show
A fashion feature previews Adele Simpson and peers in a New York style week, highlighting crystal bead trims, crystal colours, pastels, and satin touches. Designers unveil new silhouettes like pedal pushers and slim skirts, aiming to blend practicality with high fashion as Spring trends emerge.
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Rich
Mra Simpson
Om Yime
Aso
Clair McCardel Gal
Chlourn
Alema
Breniler
Public Memorial Service Atherton FiN Atherton Feb 12
A public memorial service to mourn the late Tate King George VI is planned in Atherton. The event is convened by Cr GF Turner and the Atherton Shire Council, with ministers from Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Salvation Army churches taking part. A memorial hour and organ music precede the service at Merriland, followed by prayers and hymns across multiple local churches.
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St Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Meagher
Boiser
Ulam
St Mary's Church of England
Allence
Malands
Funes
Boulsover
St Andrew’ Presbyterian Grave Ney Jonanton Ih
Morton
Alma
Methodust
Patie Derishes
Meeting notes show honorary members and pension talk
The assembly welcomed four honorary members and discussed pensions and league activity. A multi-branch push for better war veteran support passed, with officers elected including Orrell as president and Camp as secretary treasurer. A push for screening migrants and a broader conference agenda followed.
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Fox
4. C. Camp
Ives
Surer. Itr CO
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Ress Vng
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Por Coumril
Ale Ray
Kerr
Toaman
P. Benny
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Drysdale
BO. Balle
Ane
Vine District
Reeson
America
Beasol
Tani Hort
Herero
Brisbane
Saute
New Briias Isles champion boot rivaker judged in Dorset
Interview released on BBC outlines Harry Bloor, 21, as the new champion boot rivaker of Briias Isles. He discusses his early work, a possible sword of TO paints for a man's bord, and a 85 sum for soles. Marcy says loose-ntting noses in trade slowed progress, while a woman’s order for 9 pair shifts halted by stumped supply.
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Briias Isles
Harry Bloor
Dorset
Landon'r
Harry
Macey
Marcy
Man Fined After Premature Roast of Duck
Local incident reports a man fined following a premature roast attempt of a duck. Authorities cited safety concerns and rules against unsanctioned culinary fires. No injuries reported, and the event prompted reminders about proper fire handling.
Theft charge in Bundaberg man Appoo case
Police investigations into a theft near Milbank and Burris concluded with Appoo, married and living on Adlishenk Way, charged after a constable found a duck in his possession. The court fined him £3 and authorities pursue a second possible relative connected to the incident.
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Bundaberg
Kevin Robert Appoo
En Stomh
Tomon
Ingham Notes Ingham February 11 Public Notices
Weather and industrial updates amid local inquiries. Reports of discharge and housing commission tenders for three dwellings and negotiations. A motor cyclist fined ten pounds and a woman fined one pound for violating vehicle regulations in recent proceedings.
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Ingham
Aller
the Housing Commission
Hussing
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