Canberra considers life insurance aided housing plan
A Canberra Advisory Council report urges a new Federal Capital Territory housing scheme using life insurance as security. It compares costs with Queensland and proposes buyer subsidies, cheaper land, and insured loans up to £400, with deposits, insurance, and government backing to reduce debt risk for low earners.
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Commonwealth
Rural Lessees Move to Halt Eviction Notices
A rural lessees committee in New South Wales moved to suspend or cancel eviction notices pending a hearing by the Appeal Court. Debates covered rent arrears, transfer of leases, and potential housing solutions including government provision of temporary and affordable homes. The motion passed with calls to delay actions until July 20 and to explore land reform and leasing options.
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Milan
Thowe
Linkespedee
Rawe
Saiil
New South Wales
Christie to Depart Amid Council Reshuffle
Longtime adviser A J Christie announces departure during a council meeting as Crivelli and others discuss leadership changes and incoming chairman plans. Council members express regret, recognize Christie’s work, and welcome a new chair while noting ongoing policy debates and adjustments.
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Thors
Melristee
Rhea Reed
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Connell
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Daley
Vic
Dr. Cunepston
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Plein
Mir
Mr. Uhiriethe
Indian Root Pills and Home Remedies Enduring
A garbled herbal remedy notice mentions MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS and family cure items. It references household medicine chests and old practice of using tonics for digestive complaints and general ailments, with fragmented phrases about remedies and remedies’ origins.
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Igaye Ag
Slugrtaty
Misprinted Public Leave Debate Shapes County Policy
A disorderly council discussion on sick leave and allowances reveals rowe opposition and partial withdrawals as officials consider temporary staffing to maintain continuity of operations. The contended plan aims to balance workers' rights with county needs amid bureaucratic hurdles and unclear deadlines.
British bonds interest tax question raises House debate
In Kingland a tax on interest from government bonds is debated in the House of Representatives. The discussion covers whether uniform tax should apply to all forms of government bond income and how refunds or credits might operate for taxpayers.
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Kingland
House of Representatives
CPP
Jane Perto
Private Schools Exemption From Rates Receives Advisory Review
The advisory council reviewed exemptions from general and electric war tariffs for private schools in the territory. They will continue to pay winter funding loans. The information was shared confidentially by the advisory council and university officials amid ongoing discussions.
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General and Electric
Bey Hye
Uivle
Connell
Canberra Allowance Debate Divides Advisers
Canberra meeting of the Advisory Council discusses living allowance for government employees and transfer officers. Motion by Mr. Rowe argues no demarcation between officer and temporary staff in receipt of the allowance, while Dr. Shakespeare and Cr. Gell express mixed views. Debate ends with motion withdrawal amid dwindling support.
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Howe
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Grant to States to Provide Work Conditions in Debate
In parliament yesterday the Prime Minister stated wage rates will be palid as leaders debated federal grants to states for work programs. Mr Scullin said funding terms were modest and left largely to state discretion based on local conditions. The Opposition pressed on conditions for the grants.
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Scullin
Commonwealth Savings Bank Loans to Housing Authorities
The Commonwealth Savings Bank funds housing authorities under the Commonwealth Housing Act. Authorities report to the bank on profits and lending outcomes as presented in Parliament. Treasurer Beullin outlined the above in the House of Representatives in response to a question from Mr. Vosaek.
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Australia
Tomsing
New South Wales
South Austell
Fyerth
Cai
Beullin
Vosaek
Warder Attacked and Bound by Prisoners
A warder named Hichard Murray was attacked while going home from Masa at Dublin. He was chained to an iron rail by men who affixed a placard accusing him of mistreatment of prisoners at Ment deuxy Chal. Police used axes for twenty minutes to free him.
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Dublin
Hichard Murray
Trade Balance Shows Improved Position in Imports Exports
In a damaged report from Parliament, Australia’s trade balance shows higher imports at 66017,711 with bullion and bullion value totaling 17,006,088 and exports of 47041045 plus bullion valued at 66,000. The figures await revision as monthly details are refined. The six month view lists varied imports and exports with ongoing adjustments.
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Ata
Irofib
Auta
Bor
Australia
Tata Cow Te
Coroner’s Action On Destroying Note Report To Minister
The coroner defended his handling of a note written by a young mother. He said he acted to preserve evidence and to avoid destruction of documents. The minister and under secretary debated whether the note should be destroyed or retained as part of the case.
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Sydney
Jratle
Lewy
May
Mr. Remell
Carringa of Justice
Out All Night Sydney Ferry Trapped by Fog
Ten passengers aboard the Lang Cove ferry Lady Denham were trapped by fog off Sydney Harbour Saturday night. The vessel drifted toward the harbor rocks as passengers stayed warm in their coats. the crew kept engines running through the night. Police launched a rescue at dawn and all aboard were later ashore or aboard taxis. The official report cited grave danger to passengers and the captain followed the safest course for спасe.
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Mandy
Sydney Harbour
Lang Cove
Lady Denham
Joan
Teoorhoek
Sandy Herning
Uelite
Howe
Hart Derridage
Tendes
Ayadney Ryrich
Hall District Electric Supply Investigation Proposed
A motion urged the Works Department to prepare a report on Capitol expenditure for plant and house connections in the Abdi district. The discussion focused on the cost per unit and the need for full information to decide the most equitable distribution of supply and funding.
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