Sugar industry fuels wealth across the Commonwealth
The sugar industry is described as fundamental to Queensland and the nation, supporting direct and indirect employment, vast revenue for Melbourne Sydney and southern regions, and major rail and port infrastructure. It argues protection from cheaper foreign sugar is essential to prevent regional decline and preserve livelihoods.
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Contested Meeting Date Noted by Hughes and Crapp
A fragment notes a meeting date set for March 17, 1923 with RW, Hughes and A B Crapp named as joint secretaries. The text appears as a newspaper snippet referencing Sunday and Saturday with partial details remaining.
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