Housing blocks loom as Canberra policy reshapes Brisbane plans
Brisbane residents decry Commonwealth housing moves as land and building controls tighten. Citizens report delays, high costs, and scarce private construction amid a push toward socialized housing and stalled transport reforms. Local council grumbles over lack of transport input and double decker bus plans while workers face unemployment and reallocation to unskilled public projects.
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High Court
Durcascine Property
Commonwealth
Canberra
Neler
Daite
Brisbane
Arkwer
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Jane City Counel
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Farewell and Local Notes From Millaa Millaa June Event
In Millaa Millaa on Monday night June 4 friends and relatives gathered at the show hall to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Jim Madsen with speeches praising the guests of honour. Mr William Hatfield and Mr A Robertson spoke at length and a letter from Mr A Bruce concerned with bridge construction over Theresa Creek was read. Mrs C Pease and family attended while plans for a new venue, the Liberty Theatre, were noted.
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Millaa Milla
Bexey
Milan Lapel Pelae
Bente Perrott
J. Madsen
Pe Maden
Hot Springs
Ae Et Ceahlon
Milian Millan
Jim Madsen
William Hatfield
Liberty ‘Theatre
A. Robertson
Woolley's Road
A Bruce
Theresa Creek
Muleriela
Pease and Son
Jim Madeen
Ie Australian Comforts Fund
Mra & Barry
Ireamiter
Ffv
Purchares
Sesdames Burnett
Hunt
Hutcheson
Buff alo Fly Menace Warns Farmers and Allies
A garbled June report notes cattle health concerns tied to Buff alo Fly and a call for selective measures. It mentions Norman Taylor and Mr. Faylor commenting on war matters and the need for relief for cattle owners after the conflict, stressing dangers to fodder and grazing ground.
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Eneck
Norman Taylor
Revovallaale
Catia
Faylor
Babinda Notes and Fire Brigade Board Meeting Highlights
Babinda notes report weather and recent delays at the mill with accountant changes. The Fire Brigade Board June meeting notes apologies, Health Department inquiries, plant disposal, and May accounts totaling £871.37 approved. Auxiliary reports cover Comforts Fund, sewing, reading material distribution, and Babinda Rowing Club assistance.
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A. Campbell
Ubedirene
S. Bovie
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Whitchurch and Watson
Boyle
Mulgrave
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Afary
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Jl 'Slso
Schon Saa
Setlon
M N
Whachurch
Serure Sante Larder
Helter
Nauioent
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Australian government faces unease over Evatt remarks at San Francisco
From Our Special Representative Canberra May 30 Parliament shows discontent at Dr Evatt’s San Francisco Conference statements. Acting Prime Minister and others tour the crisis as debate continues on policy alignment. Deputy PM Forde and Evatt return amid ruling party unease over his stance on smaller nations’ role vis a vis Britain, the United States, and Ramis.
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Canberra
Dr Evatt
San Francisco
Rma
Prine
Mr. Chitty
Bena
Forde
Evatt
Britain
United States
Ramis
Evatt and Forde Clash Over UN Security Council Veto
The article outlines tensions between Dr Evatt and Mr Forde regarding the United Nations Security Council veto. It notes Forde’s role as leader of the Australian delegation and discusses the Yalta formula, consultations in London, and whether Evatt’s stance aligns with Australian government policy. It mentions Curtin, Chifley, and the broader debate on how the council should decide disputes and enforce sanctions.
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Fordesz
Kr. Curtin
Evatt
Meo Forde
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Mr x
Dr Men
Security” Council
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Security Council
Ford
Eval
London
San Francisco
Forbes
Forde
World Organisation
Agemrtan Wagremor
Dumberton Oaks
Yalta
Dr. Evatt
New Zealand
Force
Mareeba notes and welfare reports show May collections
May totals in Mareeba and district receipts for Treasury and various departments are listed, including Commisiner of Taxes Lands Department, Department of Agriculture and Stock, State Government Insurance, and other departments. The Mareeba Maternal and Child Welfare report follows with attendance notes and local welfare activity.
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Mareeba
Mareeba PS
Treasury
Department of Agriculture and
Rentre
Mt. Mulligan
Meade
Fin
Lands Fol Police Service Mes from Germany Report
Fragmentary wartime note from Germany mentions Warsaw, lists of men, 32 allotment, and a preference linked to short notices. The readable text is unclear about exact actions or dates. The item appears as a brief, borderland communication with limited persisting details.
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Warsaw
Roads And The Military At Atherton Shire Council Meeting
Atherton Shire Council meets with chair Dr Whiting noting large sums spent on war era roads in disgraceful condition. Motions consider Bond letter, funding of repairs, and potential leasing of Carrington township lands. Discussions cover road works, pesticide spraying, and equipment costs as council weighs purchasing quarry machinery with other shires.
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Tediscuss
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Fox
Taylor
Carrington
Herberton
Fenee
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Quilter
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Queenslash
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Calae Elllar
Sohnsaraulie
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Cairne
Cr Whiting
Aherton
Dr. Toomey
Cr. Maalin
J. 2. Mcintosh
North Queensland ‘Cooperative
Acer
Assoet Slin
Jersop
Padcock
Pebanesian
Shire
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