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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1929
Page
12
A severe storm hit Mount Morgan this afternoon, bringing hurricane force winds and heavy hail. The View Hotel suffered major damage including blown verandah, while the Shamrock Hotel also sustained wind damage. Several homes were unroofed or displaced.
In Canberra on November 22 the House discussed a motion by Mr Yates to grant war pensions to ex-Australian Labor Federation members who served overseas and later contracted tuberculosis. The Treasurer signaled a bill to reform Commonwealth Bank and finance policies, while ministerial debates touched on cotton bounty, tariff reviews, and intergovernmental financial arrangements. The Prime Minister cited a long‑standing policy and a small budget variation, with Queensland context noted.
Details of proposed income tax increases explain taxable income after deductions and the £300 exemption. Super tax thresholds vary by filing status, with lower limits for single taxpayers and families with children. Examples show ordinary taxation and super tax calculations on different income sources.
Brisbane reports on November 22 as the Assembly debates the Question II regarding Oh Townaville war. Independent member Mr Dun lapses, drawing attention to partisan divisions and parliamentary procedure.
In the 16th year of Mr. Theodore's reign the budget exceeded estimates at £13,957,000 with a two and three quarters percent rise. Mr Yates argued the war memorial in Canberra was a tragedy and a travesty as funds should be directed to defence. Mr H S Gullett supported the memorial but Mr Curtin urged deferral while Spamination and Affaire discussed the figures.
A fragmented Senate session adjourned to Wednesday as senators debatedQueensland and a conference with employers and employees. Senator Daly read a document largely businesslike, noting the government owed allegiance to no single organization.
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