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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
4
The speaker cited parliamentary rules on speaker fees for members addressing the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Cameron argued that the electoral act restricts MPs from receiving honoraria for program appearances and discussed potential procedures if a seat vacancy arises. The House of Representatives Speaker outlined paths to refer disputed matters to the Court of Disputed Returns and related procedures.
The fragment lists individuals including Carl, Ralph Wilson, Kather, Dorothy Moore, Daphne Curtis, Tom Lawe, Chris Zone, Charles Repin and Ta alt among others in a recording related to a play titled Drakon and the Dove. The text notes a 20 minute hearing or recording segment with Me. Neil Fhi Lehiahn as director.
A muddled weather item reports temperatures, rainfall, wind speeds, and barometric readings across multiple stations. It references a sun forecast, rain probability, and regional summaries with scattered measurements such as 20.732 inches and 40.0 degrees, plus mentions of cities like Melbourne and Perth and metropolitan forecasts for the day.
A chaotic discussion in Parliament centers on arbitration as industries and political circles clash over the system’s operation. Critics warn of court power limits and punitive measures while defenders cite its value for industrial peace and orderly awards amid mounting tensions with unions and employers.
Heavy entries for two cups dominate the Melbourne racing scene with M trace and Darays among those entered for the 452 Melbourne Cup trials, and more runners listed for the Camela and Malbourne Cup events.
The report details nominations for the Epsom and Metropolitan events with figures for 210 and 210 nominations respectively, listing notable entrants such as Hydro fen and Le Dauphin. It notes a discrepancy in turnout from last year and mentions several runners while indicating mixed results from the meeting.
Government officials face stricter security checks as Parliament debates the reliability of an unnamed minister and the security of documents. Attorney General defends measures, while opposition questions oversight and potential Communist links. Report notes increased vigilance in Commonwealth services and possible new powers.
Disjointed report describes Stayin miners at Glen Davis resisting an action by authorities and management. Strikers reportedly clash with security, with unions and miners named in a tense standoff over plant operations and imminent termination of production.
A motion seeking increases in public service salaries and allowances was moved by the High Council with support from the Amalgamated Castal Workers Union. Debate touched on inflation, impacts on Commonwealth wages, and the need for periodic reviews tied to economic conditions. The proposal aims at broader salary hikes up to £204 for certain positions, with figures cited for various roles and a call for government action to address rising living costs.
The Minister introduced legislation to bring the Snowy Mountains Authority and the Public Service Arbiter within the scope of new arbitration laws. The move aims to regulate public service bodies under the updated framework.
Damaged Parliament building and related offices in Darwin were targeted as bombs fell in an area around 200 yards radius. Officials including administrator Mr Fd A Wise and local leaders were evacuated along with women and children. The attack aimed to disrupt government operations along the waterfront.
The Brewery Board voices astonishment at the black market beer trade. Officials discuss potential rotation of staff, monitoring of sales, and possible actions to curb illegal distribution. The commission adjourned without final measures, signaling ongoing concerns about illicit beer trade.
An unclear report describes a 1940s era investigation at the Loyals Commission involving MacArthur era figures, a former Al Arabikan officer and alleged private operations. The text mentions electric forbids, recruitment, and telephone communications amid questions of leadership and loyalties.
A mid century boardroom dispute centers on the Vienna hotel group led by chairman Tooths since December 1947 and its major policy questions. Directors discuss private sales, expenditure limits, and potential winery or brewery investments while contending with governance, duty, and financial restraint.
Deputation protests at Qantas dismissal action as members discuss policy shifts and future plans. Attendees urge reconsideration while officials reference proposed reforms and labor stance amid ongoing labor tensions.
The article references seats for "Kangaroo" with scattered notes on Australian and civic figures, theatre events, and a management reminder from The Civic Theatre. It mentions possible audience attendance, timings, and a 2 pm event window alongside comments about local officials and entertainment plans.
Mr Mattends renews charges of alleged phone tapping in a parliamentary matter. He questions ministers and officials about trunk calls and the handling of the investigation, urging a full inquiry before the end of the term.
The House of Representatives convenes to discuss defence undertakings and protection measures. Debates cover price controls, wool distribution, industry amplification, and pending amendments. The Senate plans include income tax reform and central assessment while considering war pensions and wheat stabilization.
A long fragment outlines an inquiry into Dr Burton and related charges, referencing legal hearings, parliamentary actions, and requests for information on the involvement and conduct of named individuals. The text mentions subpoenas, investigations, and potential dismissal, with focus on the propriety and timing of steps taken.
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