Government hamstrung and calls for constitutional action
The report describes the government’s paralysis as Labour forces push for an Arbitration Bill and referendums. It notes legal hurdles for double dissolution, calls for restoration of industrial harmony, and suggests the Senate and House actions hinge on political consequences. The piece emphasizes the need for constitutional powers to move forward and avert continued gridlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ban
Australia
Cyclone shifts direction amid scattered warnings
Weather bulletin notes changing cyclone path with areas of light to moderate winds. Regions from Witla to Bren report shifted movement and partial easing, while expecting lingering gusts and safety advisories as the system settles.
Shipping Movements and March Logistics Report
The report lists shipping movements for March with arrivals and departures across multiple ports. It notes vessels such as Gand Fiday and Dus Calms, with dates like March 21 and April 1, and mentions channels through the Straits and ports including Brisbane Sydney and Cairns.
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Iman
Brisbane
Maroy An
Freie Ie
Swain
Tiverpanl
Femee
al Ter
Calrar
Fes
Shahane
Towne
Cairns
Cairne
Torres Strath
Wnray
Sidney
Sapenteria
Co Yan
Catott
Alnemas
Cal Sun
Toeren
Fresnel
Ada
Aare Davey Sveney Marin
Train Hold Ups at Burden Bridge Disrupt Passenger Service
Reports describe a series of train hold ups at Burden Bridge affecting passenger carriages and crews. Investigations are underway with officials from northern authorities examining the disruptions and considering measures to prevent further incursions while transport managers assess the damage to timetables and riverbank operations.
Obituary for Wally Jobasc at Bremen Beachfront cremation
Obituary describes Wally Jobasc known as Waly, who died in a Bremen Beach road incident. Service with military honors to be held at Corcalba cemetery on February i¢. Wally was three years old, member of Live at Toor Te and a former field player for Siler. He was a farmer at Woopest Greek and remained much loved by his family and community. Family expresses gratitude for sympathy shown.
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Jobasc
Live Ats
Srickeife
Pam
Siler Fe
Angen
Woopest
Aba
Cisewston
Bat Guines
Eeesary
Jae
Mme
Raplyie
Ourns Waruihl Cosi Ag
Devgan al Wesens Geninve
Seeral Beady
Wek
Busse
Easbn
Ty SC
Gaia Otopq Ab
Encom Ua
Tae Chase
Noel
Uisiades
Eutmes
Guam
Wakivedny
Mideenane
Uae
Amunus Sears
T. O Chon
Hoderot
Pa Wintee
FF Guine
von Seren
Giemey JM
Worn
Turner
A. Campbell
Mme A. Behosur
Divorces and marriages linked to a tangled Italian gossip
A fragmented report ties Dionne Quintuplets Rosaeerity and other figures to a May event in Italy with mentions of divorce, a California service, and a Ventimigie town scene. The piece blends names like Elliottiat Cansfa, Rex Rom, and Santa Flowers with unclear references to a Bettle of Enntaed and Ventimigie.
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Rey West
Hell Row
Rome
California
Pert
Ventimigie
Memorial obituary tribute to Roy and family relations
The notice honors Roy who died on March 12 and references loving memory from family including spouse, children, grandchildren, and relatives. It mentions sorrow, enduring memory, and appreciation from many named kin and friends. The fragment notes a memorial sympathy event and tributes from siblings and in laws.
Local Sphere Weather and Transport Report Highlights
Northern Rainiatie area reports a stormy morning with heavy rain and winds. A collision or derailment caused minor injuries. ambulance transported a worker to hospital. Weather data show temperatures near 40s, humidity around 61 percent at noon, 36 percent by 3 pm, with high winds and storm risk across regions. The Postmaster General and local officials discuss trunk line upgrades, expanded channels, and new routes affecting Cairns-Macebn-Albert and related lines.
Weather notes and sports tallies from Tonistaiy report
Tonistaiy correspondent notes rainfall ending at 3 am yesterday with 49 points and 9 miles 92 points 0 for his tenth. Weather details include Athoces sinking 14 furs lq rim from Saims to Mairivnn.
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Priesfall Rabntath
Reorks BT
Besinine
Hoven
Sielrh
Eatoces
Saims
Mairivnn An
Furrenerin
Tonistell
Fragmentary quote from Cairn Harbour meeting notes
The readable text records a chairman remark at Cairn Harbour Bomta noting sympathy for a late Mr G Drew and a colleague. It mentions two women and associated qualities as observed by members and references extending sympathy to Liaawa amid the loss.
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Cairn
Bomta
Bdl
McManur
Liaawa
Relalises
Woh
G. Drew
Fragmented Tarot Weather Forecast Fragments
A garbled OCR style report references forests, Tolowiy die mene and Toe Inlet forecasts. It mentions Peninaw'a Car ensatts Starvaret and Siren with winds and metered arts. The text is partially unreadable, but hints at atmospheric conditions and related names.
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Toe Inlet
Peninaw'a
Carensatts
Brisbane police official warns on betting pressure in outback
A Brisbane police official today commented on betting prices in the outback and Labour Government attitude. He said no orders had ever been issued but the government’s stance was to maintain an even price for bookmakers. He noted potential tensions as gas-related operations faced public censure for lax enforcement of price betting rules.
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Wea
Ali Negerted
Oz Et Qiaentand and New A I Veneninellenthe. ‘Enuth
Pete Mareten
Brisbane
Outback
Labour
Prova
L Rosberta
C.P. Whilemnetay
Fui Beane
Albee
Ingourra
Uvere
Larcombe
Silsban
Aumrauu
Bilabaneay
Bet
Menton
Jessy
Amen
Toneerico
Mesicy
Mackay District
Smartern
Queensland
Les Mexican Sugar Roll Plantalon Sombine Ingenio de
Mexico
Re Muri
Tomutowr
Wales
Increased Bill Provisions Pitch Legal Reforms Amid Policy Row
Fragmentary OCR shows debate on a new bill raising fines and bond totals, with references to a compulsory payment by cheque, license qualifications for agents, and potential public auctions. Names like Mr Larcombe and the Attorney General’s Department appear, along with discussions on cost, bond amounts, and enforcement options.
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Wty
Avarney-General's
Sun
Miley
Bob
Symuan
Mill Company Appeal in Brisbane Full Court Orders New Trial
The Full Court in Brisbane unanimously set aside a judgment and ordered a new trial for Pioneer Mills Ltd over damages from a fire sparked by a locomotive. The court directed redirection of the jury and a reconsideration of costs, with trial to proceed in Townsville where the ship’s owner and others faced questions of negligence.
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Brisbane
Mar
Judes
Jestine Avenue
Iti Bartolomea Canaleno
Rurar
Up River Home UK
Ploneer Su ‘Mills Pay Ltd
Pioneer Estimming
Ypwre
Torinaville Wearin
Casscumb
Mansel
Philp
Tustin
Jum
Casainenn
Erie
Export prices for butter in Australia and Britain shift
An Australia based report outlines a formula to adjust butter export prices for a balanced return to producers. It discusses production capacity, efficiency, and the need to maintain steady milk output while considering international price dynamics and potential policy impacts on trade.
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Canberra
Australia
Nestle
Ben Somes
McRwen
Mciwen
Peat
Bolan
Auneaa
Port Experts Invited to Cairns by Harbour Board
Port experts will visit Cairns at the Harbour Board’s invitation to assess channel facilities. The board seeks a master mariner with port experience to advise on channel works and cost estimates, aiming to determine suitable dredging and lighted beacon arrangements for safe navigation and better access.
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Cairns
Harbour Board
Me TT Meteo
Fison
Mester Mariner
Stimulated Tin Production and Export Controls
Mr Beale replied to the conference on tin pricing and export controls. The minister said world tin prices rose and that Australia would keep export controls, noting Mines at Doriet and other sites under private enterprise. Australia produced around 2000 tons a year with weather limiting output to 500 tons in some periods.
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Beale
Oy the Minster
Gwen Raland
Boole
Doreet
Asmani
Rustad
Wardime
BR Gaterne
Use of Television in Religion in Brisbane Churches
A fragmented report notes television is used to broadcast church services by denominations including Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational in Brisbane. It mentions the Vatican and local unions exploring religious programming while acknowledging concerns about accessibility and reverent presentation.
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Brisbane
Aix
Chirch
Proskieni
Ratighas
Sinan
Railway level crossings debate in Queensland bill
Australian reporters describe debate over a Queensland measure to remove level crossings. The bill seeks to authorize state government power to acquire land for future electrification and widening programs while preserving safety, speed, and service improvements. Opposition criticizes timing and cost, while supporters tout faster, safer rail travel and broader regional electrification.
Automatic phones for Townsville switchover marked milestone
March report notes a record number of calls as Townsville completes transition to the automatic exchange. Official Edmonds says 2600 subscribes provided new service, with 300 extensions planned and 12000 additional phones added nationwide. 950 unsatisfied applications remain in Quesnuland while metropolitan areas show growth.
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Townsville
Quensville
Menri
Fo Edmonds
Ecbery
Towheville
Quesnuland
More Canadians for Korea
A terse, partially garbled dispatch notes increased Canadian involvement related to Korea. The fragmented text mentions Ottawa, government activity, and a population count or briefing, but key details and context are missing.
British prompts 1925 age group men outbreak training debate
The article quotes Bir Edinund and Sy Bamund discussing compulsory training and potential war risks. It notes that many favored keeping training voluntary, citing reliance on volunteers and the CMF while acknowledging a shortfall in needed numbers for Australia’s CAF and CF forces.
Back Door Killing Debate Sparks Election Bids in Australia
Fragmented report outlines parliamentary contention over a back door killing proposal and the Slambtecing Bill amid agriculture policy debates. Mentions Mr Simarver, Mr Calinel, and party actions in the lead up to voting on reforms and meat slaughter provisions.
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Brisbane
Enisvirane Shartoir
Prnlie
Simarver
Calinel
Maman Cimsusionen
Petrol retailers appeal profit squeeze hits margins
The Queensay Awna Chamber of Commerce reports petrol retailers claim a drift in profit, noting a fall since August. They warn further price cuts and reduced retail margins could follow as they press for relief from high wholesale costs and taxes.
Amendment to Act Amendment to Act Sybrpy McGureate Abst
The Prime Minister and ministers discussed proposed amendments to the Coal Industry Act after a Cabinet meeting. McGiry indicated the government seeks concurrence for federal amendments and noted possible changes to enforcement provisions and the Coal Industry Tribunal.
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Sybrpy
MrGiry
Tirdayr
Abe
Mended
Rais
McCirr
Cabe
Milk for Schools Scheme Revealed at Canberra Meeting
Brisbane March 13 An official from the Ministry for Education outlined a scheme to provide milk to schoolchildren. The plan covers quantities consumed and aims to ensure fair distribution, with attention to cereal intake and daily allowances for students.
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Brisbane
Death Sentence on Young Widows Case Report
A blurred report describes a tribunal issuing a death sentence to a young widow and companions. The fragmentary text mentions names, a court, and a male judge delivering the ruling, with minimal readable detail about charges, dates, or final outcomes.
Northern New South Wales Miners Meeting Recap and Strike Threats
A chaotic NORTHERN NSW miners meeting discussed sustained mining actions and a possible strike. Attendees including Corrie Synuotty and several union leaders warned of renewed action if central council decisions fail to address safety and wage disputes. The meeting highlighted ongoing tensions among Southern and Victorian miners over industrial policy and Friday voting on recommen dations.
Fire in Redfern Factory Sparks Mass Evacuation
A Redfern factory blaze forced workers to flee as flames broke through the building. Alfred Starry, minding the machine, collapsed from shock while colleagues and emergency crews battled the fire, with many evacuated to safety.
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Redfern
Apples in Good Supply Across Regions
A scrambled report notes apple supplies remain adequate in several areas with comments on seasonal harvests. It mentions varying conditions in Queensland and New South Wales and references shipments from the south easing nationwide market pressures.
Strike at Redbank Meatworks causes widespread idle time
Fragmentary text describes a strike at Redbank Meatworks affecting workers and operations. Mentions demission of Thu Mex and Amleu, references to Uven wives Tron work on MecRey with OM, and a plan linked to a day of action. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Amleu
Cermimion
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