Parliament dining row sparks outcry over amenities
In Canberra, senators faulted Parliament House service levels and amenities for MPs. Senator Leckie criticized the Joint House Committee, noting spending rose yet failed to meet the original standard, with calls to limit or adjust facilities and keep the bar issue in check.
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Caucus Overrules Cabinet On Bretton Woods Decision
In a heated caucus clash the Labor Party deferred the Bretton Woods decision until the Australian Labor Party federal conference in February. Ministers faced strong opposition as the party narrowly supported postponing the measure, with Chifley insisting the party resolution meant Australia would not join the scheme yet.
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Air pact with USA to boost Pacific air routes
An international air agreement announced by the Minister for Air, Drakeford, clears the way for expanded Pacific aviation. Britain aims to extend service to North American and Vancouver routes, with possible links to France and Australia services. United States airlines may gain rights for intermediate flights between San Francisco and Sydney, with two weekly trips anticipated.
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Parliament Debate Sparks Rocket Testing Policy Row
In a heated session Blackburn pushes for a motion on rocket testing and security, while discussions touch on Australia’s Antarctic resources, UN instructions, and external supply concerns. Opposition and government figures clash over strategy and oversight as lawmakers seek clarity on security and economic impact.
High School Tuck Shop May Close Down
A mothers meeting at Canberra Pugh Henao! on Wesnenday discussed nominate missibers for the Luck hop committee for the coming year. The present year’s committee faced a surplus of £31 and small attendance led to doubts about reelecting members. The matter will be referred to the Paroute and Citizens’ Association. The tuck shop may close in Levem E der Iz unless the committee appoints replacements.
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Canberra
The Beginnings of a Political Slide
A fragmented report from Parliament details Labor Party tensions in Canberra over the Bretton Woods agreement and ministerial ballots. It notes party caucus dissent, delayed debates, and the risk of government collapse amid internal party challenges and electoral pressures.
Vague Regents Report From Government House
A fragmented note describes a ceremonial gathering at Government House involving officials and ministers. The text references a general, a secretary council, and mentions a gathering in a northern area with residents and a fire incident near Kaylinnvent.
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Faye Royad Alwhiasen
Farewell Dinner to Governor General
A parliamentary gathering marked a farewell event for the Governor General and attendees, including officials and dignitaries. The dinner featured noted guests, with plans discussed for future ceremonies and formal recognition.
Lang M LA Attacks State Labour in Parliament
Fragmented OCR text shows Lang M LA attacking the Labour Government in the Legislative Assembly over budget debate and price regulation. The piece blames government for failing workers and causing stoppages, with references to Napa and socialists.
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Purchase of Shares in Qantas Airways
A bill introduced in the House of Representatives aims to authorise the use of government funds to purchase a stake in Qantas Empire Airways Ltd. The move would shift ownership toward a wholly Australian company and is tied to expanding international air services from Darwin and northern Australia.
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Movement to Limit Extension of Control Fails
The government falls short in extending wartime controls as debate centers on price and rental regulations. Key figures argue for continuing controls to curb inflation and ensure supply, while opponents warn of overreach and Monopoly risk. Parliament weighs who should set policy and how to enforce measures during the transition from war to peace.
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English Comedian Visits Canberra
English comedian Tammy Trinder arrived in Canberra with Mira Trinder for two days of primping before heading to Bylnry for further engagements. She was expected to meet Prime Minister Chifley and discuss reports from the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.
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Wage pegging to be eased by December 14
The Prime Minister stated wage pegging modifications would be made by December 14 after union pressure. Officials said the government aimed to use the Arbitration Court to handle claims for wage changes and related penalties while easing controls on industrial wages.
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Caution Urged in Flxing Interim Wall Wage
Melbourne report notes caution urged as authorities consider wage policy amid wartime uncertainty. Officials question impacts on living standards and purchasing power, while employers resist rapid changes and court action to determine interim adjustments.
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