Federal Parliament Debate Shapes Postwar Policy
Melbourne reports on a cautious Liberal stance urging focus on science and war-ward relief while deferring controversial measures. The piece notes Labor’s two wings and the leadership duel between Fisher and Coombs, with promises of pensions, naval budgets, and northern territory development as war debts loom.
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Consol
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Commonwealth
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Australia
Wnifern
Liberal leadership and Senate reforms debate in Australia
The article surveys Liberal leadership unity under Mr Cook, the Senate reform proposal by Mr Glynn to reflect party strength, and the winter speaker situation with Mr McDonald. It notes Labor’s potential majority impact, the government’s finance plan, and expectations of a full financial statement within a month.
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Liberal Party
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Doehin
Senate
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Earlieer
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Waderiie
Given
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Wee
Laoour
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Byuner
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Wire
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Lynch
Guy
Watson
Kishor
Australa
Fisher
Uae
Ceatre
Millen
Australia
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Lanswer
Walter
Joan
Interete
Weil
Wool and Hides Market Report from Brisbane and Sydney
The report covers hides prices and demand, calfskins and yearlings, and wool sales outlook in Brisbane and Sydney. It notes firmer hide values, strong calf exies and yearlings, and planned wool sales in early November with limited oferta, continued demand, and expected January auctions.
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Fenwick & Co
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Erie
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Whith
Prince
Sydney
Ravacskoe Notes. Season two begins and farms rise
The second season of clearing starts today as men work along roads and tree lines to convert scrub into fertile farms. Potatoes look strong and housing expansion appears under way. Teamsters haul timber to Tamoulin and locals prepare yard stock. a famed blood stallion on the road to the railway suffered a serious accident after a fall.
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Riders and Horses Occupy Town Notes from Atherton
A rider suffered a nasty facial blow while a handsome horse owned by Mr Garden of Atherton injured shoulder and foreleg. The Church of England sent a parson to conduct service and school at Vic. Community events include cricket ground talks and dances at Tamoulin and Ravenshoe with railway workers aiding arrangements.
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