New Mills Not Required In Cairns Area
Three mills in the Cairns area Babinda Mulgrave and Hambledon yesterday told the Royal Commission of Inquiry that new mills were not required in the region. Mulgrave urged prioritizing land north of Cairns for future development to settle coastal areas.
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Democratic freedom amid wartime rhetoric and postwar plans
The speech emphasizes democratic freedom as essential against autocratic regimes, recalling prewar neurosis and Australia’s wartime leadership. It highlights postwar migration plans, land settlement for veterans, and policy aims in Queensland and Australia, including land allocation, sugar industry developments, and infrastructure needs to support expanded production and rural settlement.
National Outlook Of R. S. L. Toowoomba Congress
June 8 opening the 35th annual Returned Servicemen's League congress Premier E M Hanlon said the League has greater significance after the second war with deeper reach and wider impact on almost every Australian family. The League should shape national problems to enable growth and development and prevent isolation from other democracies.
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Complete New Deal for Aborigines Urged by Hasluck
Former Australian diplomat Hasluck urged a complete new deal for Aboriginal Australians, calling for Commonwealth and State cooperation in social advancement and protection measures. Beazley and Gilmore criticized constitutional impediments and the burden on states, while the minister defended federal responsibility amid debates on funding and administration. The motion aimed to place Aboriginal representation in Parliament and accelerate programs, with the debate adjourned.
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Secret Army in Canberra Debated in Senate
A report from the Senate debate on the Communist Party dissolution discusses an alleged secret "army" pattern and a headquarters described as a Tatler or Pithatreek Byaney. Senator Morrow criticizes the organization as misleading and notes its ties to 1944 May 24 formations and 3080 shares.
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Status of Western New Guinea Crisis Reported by Canberra
Canberra reports the Australian External Affairs Minister stating that Indonesian sovereignty over Western New Guinea remains unresolved and not yet accomplished. The government says decolonization should consider regional interests and avoid unilateral outcomes.
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Australia Faces New Guinea Question in Parliament Debate
Australia’s vital interest in Western New Guinea and future status of Dutch New Guinea dominated a House debate led by Mr Spender. He argued security and people’s rights matter, while Evatt warned no change without Dutch consent and urged possible trusteeship or purchase options. Indonesia and Dutch viewpoints diverged as a three week Australians committee review stretched into June in Diakarta.
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Turmero Trade Exhibition Notes Tobacco Leaf Bales
Turmero notes date 1 June with Mareeba Mareeba as site. Representatives inspect Malted Mareeta areas for yields around 260 and 220 tons offered. Talks refer to Townseriie Hoar with Panos Seas and possible auction timing 18, 18 and 30.
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