High Court upholds Transport Reg Co-ordination Act validity
The High Court held that the Interstate Transport Regulations were valid law. It rejected arguments that federal regulation violated the Constitution by preferring one state over another and blocked interstate trade. Justices Richwald Hibott Dixon and Ileo issued separate but aligned judgments.
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Railways and transport figures from Australian statistics bulletin
Government owned railways in Antrella posted a net loss of 1,048,812 for year to June 30, with operating expenses rising 1.885 million while interest charges absorbed funds. Passenger journeys reached 388,196,249 with 70,278,890 train miles. 164 deaths and 1,353 injuries occurred. By June 30, 1986, 17,180 route miles were open for traffic, 80% government owned.
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Sugar Treaty Promises Growth for Australian Sugar Exports
Sydney reports from Mr. A. R. Townsend at the International Sugar Conference state that the agreement secures a 400000 ton annual export quota for five years, with no job losses in the sugar industry and a favorable retail price. Townsend notes Australia’s strong export prospects, low domestic prices, and growing canned fruit demand, predicting improved prices and higher quality in fruit exports.
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Census to Proceed With Next Wealth Census Update
The Cabinet plans to move APProval to the forthcoming wealth census conducted with allied countries in 143. Under Mr Green's guidance the 1933 census will finish by late June at about £300, a reduced figure from the original voting, with only printing and census form preparation remaining.
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Fodder Economy Urged for Farmers in Sydney Conference
The conference addressed fodder conservation and pasture improvement to stabilise farms in New South Wales. Speakers urged better pasture management, higher fertility, and government support to protect dairy and pastoral sectors amid rising costs and weather pressures.
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Areading Aiming to Shape Archdale Parahll Vote
An unclear clipping discusses Independent Aarringail stance on Archdale policy. Mentions Archdale Beers, Archdals Parahll, and Mayenpe population shifts. Indicates opposition and proposed taxation changes with week of discussion and potential polling.
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Man Dies After Accidentally Drinking Nitric Acid
Aged 87 resident Weanoday Charles Windii of Tu Nelieved reportedly swallowed nitric acid thinking it medicine. He was taken to hospital where he died shortly after, authorities said.
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Britain’s War Vote Update From London Report
Britain records wartime voting figures with 600000 in early phase and peaking near 3000000 at the height of the period. The report, filed from London, notes military and civilian turnout amid ongoing conflict.
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Ceol Kellaway Plans Film Career With Fadia Pictures
Sydney reports Ceol Kellaway a noted Australian stage actor ill and unable to work as he prepares to shift to cinema with the Fadia Picture Corporation for a busy September slate.
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England Defeats New Zealand in Test Match
England secured a test victory over New Zealand in London with a strong performance. The result highlighted England's batting and bowling prowess, as NZ faced a challenging innings and the hosts capitalized to seal the win.
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Unemployment Policy for Canberra Youth Training Plan
Canberra faces a sharp unemployment problem due to stalled government development plans and a lack of vocational training for youths. The article advocates a long range employment policy emphasizing compulsory post-school education up to 16, with continued training to 18, to equip youths for skilled trades and reduce reliance on relief works. It argues Canberra offers a unique opportunity to implement such training, aligning with national efforts and improving citizen prospects.
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Houston Millions Claim Confusing Fragment
A fragmented OCR note mentions millions and a person named Lasky, but details are unclear. The readable words hint at a claim or financial matter tied to Houston, with no verifiable date, organization, or outcome.
Murder Charge Shakes London as Nodder Held
Feederich Nodder faces murder charges after the body of Mona Tinsley was found in the River Idle at Newington. Police allege abduction and transport to a remote area before the crime. Sentencing reports indicate a seven year servitude term, with authorities detailing the arrest and charges.
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Talks in Cabinet Room on Europe and Spanish War
In London the Cabinet room at 10 Downing Street sees Mr Chamberlain and Tuvan Ambassador Signor Grandi discuss Europe and the Spanish war. The Daily Telegraph notes Chamberlain expresses a wish to restore spirit and Anglo French Mediterranean alignment, while Grandi is pressed for precise answers.
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Syndicate Plans Year Round Opera at Covent Garden
Report states a new syndicate will use the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden throughout the year for the next five years. The Opera House has previously operated as a winter ballroom venue, and this shift aims to provide continuous use beyond seasonal rentals.
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Royal Visit Sparks Ulster Border Outrage Plots
Amid Belfast royal visit tensions rise as attacks target Dundalk border traffic and bridges. Armed men ambush patrols and police route closures prompt caution by authorities. Royal party visibility surrounds security as crowds gather at the Danegul Quay.
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Two Sydney Airmen Survive Australia Flight Crash
Sydney airmen rule and Jack Clancy survived a dawn flight round Australia in a small plane. After taking off from Syd ikon they crossed about 000 miles before crashing near Old Bar. The machine was badly damaged but the two youths were unhurt and crawled from the wreck.
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Empire Defence Conference Address by Prime Minister Lyons
Prime Minister Lyons informs Parliament from Canberra on supports for empire defence mobilising industry and resources. He outlines plans to strengthen munition production, material supply, and unity across the empire while stressing Australia’s role and new commitments under imperial defence policy.
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Northern Territory Development Plan Discussed by Committee
Report on a 25 year plan for Northern Territory and Barkly Tablelands outlines federal involvement before elections. Witnesses testified in four capital cities in April and a two month tour of the west, with Brisbane reports and plans for land administration and pastoral expansion.
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Victorian Country Party Pushes Proportional Representation Reform
The General Council of the Victorian Country Party moved to support the introduction of proportional representation. They aim to influence forthcoming legislation and seek an adjournment to secure reform through Federal action. The party emphasizes national cooperation to advance electoral changes.
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Haile Selassie appeals to churches amid Ethiopian crisis
Haile Selassie calls on Christian churches to join prayers against Italian aggression. The appeal denounces mass killings by Ethiopian forces and the burning of towns, urging mercy for civilians and protection of women and children during the war.
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Non-Intervention Replies Friday Report
London officials announced a Friday session of the non intervention sub committee to address replies to a questionnaire. The inquiry focuses on the policy stance and potential actions regarding intervention questions and possible implications.
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