Discrepancies in Yarralumla costs debated by PAC
Public Accounts Committee questioned chief architect Casboulte on cost figures for Canberra buildings. He cited unified cost tallies, while noting variations in project design and timing. The chair pressed for clear breakdowns, questioning planning, contracts, and material costs amid concerns of hurried assessments and value for beauty.
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Public Accounts Committee
Federal Capital Commission
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Sydney Colliery Operations Suspended
The Sydney Colliery mine operations halted due to unsafe conditions and financial constraints. Workers faced delayed pay as management negotiated with authorities and unions to resume activity and ensure safety standards.
Parliament clash over union accountability and strike rules
The debate centers on a bill clause placing unions and their officers under liability for members’ actions. Opposition leader Boullin argues it punishes the innocent, while ministers defend holding central unions accountable for leaders and strikes. The session includes interruptions, parliamentary decorum concerns, and questions about judicial and arbitration context.
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Mani
Chenera
The Derby Eve of Great Event at Epsom
London reports the Derby eve with What will win the Derby as the sole topic. Lord Derby’s Polrway is the favourite, followed by Bunny Trace and other contenders. Several owners cannot attend due to bereavement, war service, or age, while the King and the Prince of Wales are to witness the race.
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Calcutta Sweep Draw Calcutta
The report notes a horse racing sweep in Calcutta with mentions of entrants from Aiwoon the Coapy and Bombay, Sunny Trave as second favorite, and a miner Reyes Mente dusting the field. A starter named Pt i Waa is listed amid wind refunds and unsettled bets.
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Sunny Trave
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Dairy Research Institute Proposed in Australian Parliament
Notice given by Mr. Josiah Francia Moreton in the House yesterday morning proposing establishment of a Dairy Research Institute. The motion aims to stimulate the dairy industry in Australia and enable world market competition. It would investigate production, manufacture, storage, and transport and disseminate scientific results. The resolution to be sent to the Senate for concurrence, seconded by Mr. Mackay Lilley.
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Australia
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National rules report on Saturday match actions
The report focuses on elbowing incidents involving Ainslie and Adam with Thompson and Wy Medon Ald Acton, and Cwlheghan Abnesdin. Lodke Acton faces allegations for throwing the ball at him. The independent commissioner, Air Robert Garron, will review the reports tonight.
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At Home Event for Queen Candidate Funds
An at home gathering to support the queen contest is planned for Saturday evening at Ghirmwin Hew School hall. Organizers Misses Jotey and Thongs, with Miss Marjorie Choswenor, will host the event in connection with St. Kristopher's Church Siuvuke. Start time set for 8.6?
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Meeting of Children’s Welfare Association At Alne Public School
A Monday night meeting of the Children’s Welfare Association at Alne Nar Public School notes the treasurer Mrs W H Loughrey resigns ahead of a Melbourne trip. A special meeting is planned that evening to address the resignation and upcoming social honors.
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Alne Ne
W. H. Loughrey
Melbourne
Telopea Park Public School Wing Officially Opened
The new wing of Telopea Park Public School was officially opened by Prime Minister Mr. Druce yesterday afternoon, housing the technical and infants departments. A clerical discount appears on mother wife.
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Parish clash over school room use sparks local row
Russell Hill residents and the Parents and Citizens Association accuse authorities of denying a library and a preaching room at the school. A planned Saturday event to hold magazines and other items there prompted a church group to protest, with police called to control the dispute.
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Parents and Citizens Association of Law Wit HO
Graft Inquiry Details Conflicted Tender and Witness Accounts
The commissioner noted the witness claimed protection of the act amid hostile cross examination. Accounts describe withdrawals of a £15,000 offer linked to Bridges, Maling, and others, with ties to Hutchinson and a Tivoli theatre patronage, and letters between executives questioning integrity and potential harm to the firm’s reputation.
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Capital Commission Tender Notice 1928 for fencing works
Tenders will be received until noon on Monday June 11 1928 for erecting about 120 feet of rustic paling fencing at Heauchmmp Howse rear including staining and repair work and about 400 feet of concrete paste and wire netting fencing with gates at Police Sergeant's residence Acton labor only. No deposit required. Materials must be bought from approved commission stores per plans and conditions.
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Heavy Fine Incomplete Scattered Court Report
In Sydney on a Wednesday at Simons Court John Jackson was fined 60 pounds or an unspecified penalty. Evidence stated Jackson drove to Ferry Car Cheewlar Quay, stopped near a vessel carrying explosives, and appeared to smoke a cigarette as a ferry foreman flagged the danger. The brief indicates the explosive proximity prompted the fine.
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