Metropolitan population and reform ideas in postwar planning
The article surveys projected shifts in metropolitan population and the push for reform in Australian governance. It discusses the balance of power between rural and urban areas, debates over representation, and the future development of transport, housing, and public services to accommodate growth while preserving provincial communities. It cites figures on birth rates, migration from country towns, and the need for coordinated planning across states.
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Mellie
Mars
Warange
Siotka
lWstins
Ares
Autzirts
Pérlias
Pérlias Fry Repentatives| and Emaider
Graater
Texkely
Saat
Aoa
Metropoliten
Intendioad
Tadualry
Eesreseate
Mactan” Fondation
Gmeren
Queenan
Busta
Quenaland
Witney
Soult
Plimeet
Adelaide
Austratia
Scott
Tver
Elters
Caren Min Tan
Tom
Wethody
Monte
Chalemen
Abel Fare
Tata
Ming
Amerie Zen
Teatro
vaChot
Geshuser
Toowoomba
Lng
Kenoragy
Oldhemwale
ARDEN
Eloria
Wales
Americas
Australia
Fragmented OCR summary of library subscription notes
The readable text mentions library proposals and subscriptions with unclear figures and references to various groups. It hints at a senator and Arm area, plus a cryptic note about study texts and reading materials, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary note on rats and household pests terms
The readable text hints at rat related concerns and pest control items. Mentions household names, rat strains or phrases, and various gear like pump cylinders and strainers. The overall sense is a jumble of pest related terms without a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary note hints at agreement with Montene and Brome
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a possible agreement involving Montene and Brome in a naturalmation work context. Details are unclear, but the core refers to a negotiated arrangement pending confirmation.
Kimberleys settlement plan and water schemes discussed
A parliamentary discussion highlights the Kimberley region in Western Australia as a site with vast arable and pasture wealth. Calls are made to open the Wyndham Works, improve water transport, and involve Aboriginal people in development while noting storage capacity and potential rail and river schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani
Zen Own
Kumpaeys
Hus
Beerend
Johnson Mae
North Queensland
Teamberley
Mall
Wyndham
Yond
Shalloury
Heck
Raed Kimberley
Tate
Durtett
Pate
Joe Whee
Hume Reservoir
New Outs Wales
RCS
Alge
Acai Stould
Commonwealth
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Emma
Shyeka Thal
ADEA
Farmeig
Inpiu
Ager
Tim Phinc
Coomenion
Keres Stadt Stinett
Tokeeno
Teguti
Aimee Sohn
Wren
Seales
Ana Finck
Aaron
Tony
Adrelnay
Galteren
Addi Nasional Seruice
National
Ieee
Hitchen
Cale Ganind
Bosch
ADC
Chacn
Grimaaraiert
Cearty
Wandarn
Tsi
Plymouth
Ats
Lear
Trucks Pvalinde Smedinne
Nkeamaskal
Cairne
Gorden Yue
King Pie
Partieulles
Eadie
Aro
Faver't
Balierres
New Ly Mk
Bri Prarmary
Kalle Wooster’ Parieulaa Uo Po' Ann
Phirshaie
Cumiig
Wesm Crive Tae
Wattma
Orice
Silex
Bob Lat
Tvs
eoMies
Statis
Iain Tyas
Malenda
Watred
Smeal
Wali Tor
Amcor’ Labour Bureau
Cairne Wited
Aes
Chera
Ieee Pete
Tegen
Arg Sational Service
OIE
Pena Eet
Atrmac
oaDan
Rene
Norte Tyke
Cairns
ARD
Smnesfall
VAIL
Prompt Service
Grvey Tractor ‘Tre Repades
ENG Batterees Aeamnesiaia Antively Priceitiey Item
Dietarce
Otagene Moctioowen
Weweit
Strumine
Forwertie
Br An Srarchet
Piameg ii
Luoma Tavelie Sod Ferioree
Sean Poa
Tomy Formarars
Gomws
Sa Issitina
W. Auereaia Calzina
HE. Melaughlin
AMEA
Isaac
Tot Gadd
Tito
Harry Brown
Alfred Taylor
Aenea Ree
Atwertow
Sesanko
Caitanhia Bicycles
Asis
Lbourne Letter
Stonehem
Labour
Marrborough
Legislative Assembly
Jett
Rouris
Perlupe
Pete
Pallian Trent
Pulliam
Bris
Luna
Rusat
Milbourne
Ballarat
Ave Vets
Ohio
Faly
Syasune
Romfort
Senaor
Arm
Zrowlariog
Copialaig
Astor Radio and Tyre Service
Australian Enational Airways? Pty. Ltd
Keeuler
Couktons
Thursday Island
Abiesdon
Croydon
Nutmenton
Waiketown
Sue San
Calriy
Baekwards
Pina
Rae
Lara Street
Caiews
The
Kimberleys
Cairne Beata
Tome
Gale
Eeaulrad
Apensoy
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