New Party Conference to Decide Platform Next Month
A new party conference will be held in January to decide the platform and enrollment terms. The meeting aims to finalize the party’s Betton and related policies for the upcoming year.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
1
A new party conference will be held in January to decide the platform and enrollment terms. The meeting aims to finalize the party’s Betton and related policies for the upcoming year.
A blast at an empty London residence caused by an airship accident injured ten men. The explosion shattered windows and blew debris across the street near Goagton Wirvet and Woullafird. Authorities reported no intent to visit the site and described the scene as wind-driven with substantial damage.
The Australian wear growing industry faces a wage cut to 1920 levels effective February 1, 1830. Officials state the move aims to restore prosperity, while workers and unions seek clarity on the impact and transition measures amid uncertain economic conditions.
Sydney reports lively scenes in the State Parliament as a compulsory conference in the coal industry fails. A hearing in the Federal Arbitration Court begins today on the dispute, with risks of industry-wide disruption and miners at Rothbury Colliery to protest government action.
The Sydney proceedings center on a dispute over wage reductions for miners and the judge’s ruling that reductions cannot be enforced without a formal award. Key figures include government officials and labor representatives, with debate over constitutional authority and arbitration.
An Assembly session discusses government policy on arming and safety following reports that bolts were removed from rifles in certain northern districts. Mr Chaffey urges protection of law and order, arguing police precautions and restraint in arming and ammunition. The debate centers on whether the government policy precludes a fence or limits armed enforcement amid unrest.
A violent incident occurred at Barry Mill on Derean tan involving multiple assailants. One man was seriously injured and later died in custody. authorities allege a knife attack during a tense confrontation.
Fragmentary police notes describe compliments to Chief Bueraury and a disturbing threat toward a woman who lodged a complaint. The garbled text mentions enforcement, a minister, and warnings against taking action, with references to a data arsenal and workplace hostility. The fragment leaves unclear names, dates, and places.
Australian crop news reports a severe dry spell curtailing harvest. Sparse cultivation and reduced yields across regions leave farmers facing lower production and potential market impacts.
Reports from Toediday Mutdene indicate Mongolian uprisings aim to declare independence and are believed Soviet in origin. Mongolian horsemen, reinforced by troops, threaten Hailir inhabitants as the union of Hailir intensifies. The Shanghal-Manicow air route resumed and a mysterious trap surrounds the affair amid weather questions.
Explosion in McAle ster Oklahoma traps miners beneath debris. Four gan K locals confirm five bodies recovered, two survivors, many feared dead. Rescue workers from officials gather as community appeals for aid and relatives seek news amid a village vigil.
Premier talks with Development and Mitigation Commission about future actions. Meeting to be held in Canberra at the end of February. Conference will cover varied questions related to reform and program advancement.
The main delegation of the French delegation to the London naval conference is to be led by Momieure Tardien, Miraud and Berthelot. The Secretary General of the Foreign Ministry was accompanied by army experts for the discussions.
Mr Hogan outlined government measures to close a deficit with tax increases. Proposals include higher income tax on personal exertion and property, probate duties up, stamp duties, a betting tax, and compulsory payment receipts. Revenue estimates total about £1.377 million alongside other fiscal measures.
Reported decision at Canberra Federal Conference to provide 1,000,200 for unemployment relief. NSW to receive 100,000, Victoria 6470,000, Western Australia funds allocated. details show alignment with Federal Rand Agreement and start of road and inland works.
Fragmentary reports from Mudrad indicate public opposition to General De Rivera. ReWowee Lean questions the dictator’s hold while Georgs Rowwick hosts a special event. The piece hints at De Rivera’s exit strategy and gradual removal from power amid broad public doubt.
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