Prime Minister rules out new tax plan at conference
Chifley rejected proposals to end uniform income tax and warned future rates would rise after the war. He outlined three grant-based alternatives, urging Commonwealth‑State cooperation while preserving the uniform taxation system and social service funding guidelines.
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Militia Man Wins 20th V C for Australians
Private Partridge of the Australian militia earns the Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery in Bougainville. He exposed himself under heavy fire to aid wounded comrades, retrieve a bunker, and help direct a subsequent attack. The citation notes his actions during outpost defense and near Mamoul Creek, where he endured multiple wounds while maintaining the unit’s advance.
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News in Brief A Mix of Policy and Public Health Notes
Tuesday notices from Wational Cest of as in Warmingtom discuss reducing the mexico debt by 40 74980 million dollars. Potatoes dumped by the Folate Control Board relate to Tasman Movember and December. Regulatory moves for Rupniy ease restrictions on con sers for Rupniy to slow use of clastic material. Diphtheria immunisation records show a new high in metropolitan area. Legislation for wider control of hale byday theatres seeks to curb disruptive behavior and ensure safety in venues nationwide.
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Truce Measures in China With Drawal Ordered
Truce Commission directs Communist and Nationalist forces to withdraw within a full day or risk renewal of fighting. Orders include removal of positions held on January 18 the date the truce was to begin.
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Hold Up Delays on Katoomba Day Flight
Report from Tuesday describes continued disruption on the Katoomba line as workers refuse to unload cargo aboard a ship. Passengers face delays while laborers transfer to another vessel and furniture remains on board. The Minister for Shipping said the department is trying to hire another ship, with no success yet.
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Heavy rains damage rail tracks and flood warnings
Reported widespread rainfall causes rail track damage near Mores and Navrebri border areas. Officials warn of more washouts and river flooding as Make River breaches raise concerns of evacuations and prolonged disruption in the Mores district. Residents fear long term impacts on food supply and infrastructure.
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Forecasts for Southern Delicate Turbulence and Coastal Winds
Forecasters report mild to moderate temperatures across the region with southerly to easterly winds. Coastal areas near Bute show light to moderate gusts, while the far north experiences light to moderate showers. Central and southern lands expect cool nights, with rainfall predictions for the 24 hours ending 8 am yesterday. notable readings include Adaminaby 3, Fomtone 3, and Mansic Pere Vie 4.
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Australia faces need for uniform taxation and federal reform
A Canberra Times discussion argues Australia must align tax policy with national goals after war costs. It urges a unified approach under Commonwealth and States, stressing education funding, parliamentary supervision, and coordinated revenue to prevent state taxation wars and ensure standard public services nationwide.
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Talks Clear Air On Australian Stand To N E L
Reports from talks between Australia and the Netherlands over NOE affairs and Eastern policy indicate progress toward clearing up tensions. After discussions led by Dr Rost, and with Baron van Aeraeen present, officials said negotiations were finally approaching a satisfactory conclusion.
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RADIO MAY HELP FAMILY LIFE DISCUSSION debated on education radio role
A chaotic report from a Ravention Conference discusses radio as a tool for family life education. It cites Professor Wy Ch 3, Du ran, and Drewuse Gey ware, noting mixed views on radio’s impact for educators, balancing potential benefits with concerns over content and censorship.
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States May Continue Capital Issues Control
Government advisers discuss extending wartime capital issues control with Commonwealth cooperation as wartime restrictions lapse. Premiers consider a five year continuation to maintain public protection, reduce disorder, and smooth postwar transition. Joint operation preferred by Commonwealth, with outright control possibly favored.
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Plane crashes into sea near Bondi in late afternoon
A Moth Mine plane suffered loss of control and crashed into the sea near Bondi, Sydney, in dense population area. The craft, owned by Mr. A Thirst of The New South Walls Fine Club, was mapped as pulling off course before impact several hundred yards from McKennie.
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Free Passage Proposals For Migrants In Australia
Hobart Tuesday reports outline immigration plans in Australia. Minister for Immigration warns of a potential attack in 25 years and advocates a population target of 20 million to ensure survival. He cites shipping shortages and housing needs as barriers to a higher immigrant intake, with hopes for new announcements in London and Canberra. A separate brief notes the obsolescence of the standard wireless radio after a move to frequency modulation.
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Infant to Undergo Brain Operation in San Francisco
An infant daughter of a former American serviceman will receive a life saving brain operation after being transported by air to San Francisco. The State Department described the procedure as essential for her survival.
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