Australian Labour faces critique from Sydney conference
The Canberra Times reports on a New South Wales Labour conference where leaders warn Labour must stay true to its character. Campbell criticizes extreme elements while Calwell promotes Labour as a union party resisting intellectuals allied with capitalists. The piece analyzes Labour’s evolving appeal amid union membership and broader Australian politics.
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Australian Hour Party
New South Wales
Campbell
Labour
Calwell
Labour Movement
Australia
Inc
Mempeop
Labour Party
Pal
Jazz Mass Innovation Impresses Canberra Anglicans at St Pauls
A jazz mass at St Paul’s in Manuka packed 400 worshippers in Canberra Anglican celebrations linking the Young Anglican Fellowship and the Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn. Bishop Seerman preached with Rev Will officiating as music by a young chore led by Peter Bailey drew praise from Miss Helen Dewhirst, while a later banquet and Elizabethan pageant followed at nearby venues.
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Manuka
Basie
Yee Aggle
Diolcey
Canberra
Gouk Burn
St Paul
Peter Bailey
Jane Servic
Helen Dewhirst
Atkinson
Geoffeay Beaumont
Uberta
St. Paul’s
London
Merry
England
Anglican Diocesan Council
Bungarimbil
Athens
Behainnatt
Melbourne
Reveiud J
Rainey
Saints
All Saints
Letters To The Editor On Private Builders And Public Spitball
The letter argues a private home builder seeks freedom from government coddling and should obtain loans on market terms without public subsidies. It contrasts this with imagined overregulation by residents of Canberra and questions why a few should bear costs for a supposed public venture.
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Comapani
Canberra
Art society thanks Canberra schools for child creations
Hugh W. Groser of the Artists Society thanks Canberra schools for the children’s art exhibition. He notes the value of creative expression for child development and expresses hope more schools will participate next year despite space limits.
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Mem
Canberra
Toa Whyte
Canberra Achoels
Marta
Hugh W. Groser
Artists’ Society
Australia Map Ping Shows Wide North Queensland Gaps
A nation wide map ping survey reveals gaps in Australia s coast to interior coverage with Townsville and other centres showing cutoffs and missing veter cmutses while remote regions report uncertain positions amid ongoing efforts by Northern Command officials to publish solutions and map data.
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Bnsane
Austaia
Ane Jacana Hay
North ‘Queensland
Aine
Towneville
Norther Comand
Austra PE
Westminster week hints at backbench stance and looming reforms
Derek Moon profiles the Conservative majority mood as party leaders weigh cabinet reshuffles and a brisk autumn session. He notes pressure from Conservative backbenchers and a strengthened Socialist opposition, with plans for social and domestic bills, crime reform, and Sunday law liberalisation shaping Parliament’s agenda.
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Duiler
House of Commons
Passion Play Scenes May Be Revised
Bonn reports a commission will rewrite several scenes of the Oberammergau Passion Play to modernize it. The committee denies anti German accusations and says text is under review with Arthur M Miller revising parts. A Judas scene will be altered as writers rework the portrayal of disillusion and betrayal.
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Ward Bss Pilans
Vic
Brien Allways
Bonn
Iit
Psy
Germany
Arthur M. Miller
Judas
Himelf
Christ
Jesus
Sbersminessou
Ajc
Nominal Northern Territory Judge Dies in Adelaide
A report from Adelaide states Judge Meustica Kriewalde, 39, a Northern Territory appointee, died at Jesparation Hospital Semnbark after admission May 30. The Federal Executive Council had appointed Justice Kriewaldt to the territory post.
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Adelaide
Meustica Kriewalde
Spelration Hospi
Semnbark
Jsties Kriewaldt
U K Liberals Call for an Ombudsman
The Liberal Party Council passed a resolution urging the creation of a national ombudsman with authority to protect citizens against official wrongdoing. They propose a centralized office under Lady Wits Capel, calling for a single ombudsman for each government department and strict redress mechanisms.
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Baan Uun
Somay
Libera Tany Coune
Tone
Britain
Liberal Party Council
Seaton
Toy Oblast
Puntveelsnin
Wits Copel
Pie
Dogr
Average Pay For Workers 20 Pounds a Week
A report notes average weekly earnings of workers at about £20, with discussion of 40 hour weeks and calls for policy action. Mentions Premier Heffron and ALP figures, statements about compensation improvements, and plans to introduce changes affecting labor conditions. Prominent figures from NSW and other regions referenced.
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Pan
Heffron
Nsw
Yaten
NSA
Dolics
Heron
Esve Bensits
Promined
Lawyer's Deary Dispute Over Substituted Foods
A customer learns Tom replaced ordered brand foods with a different brand to aid a loyal client. The discussion centers on obligation to honor the exact brand and price, balancing helpful customer service against fidelity to the order and potential liability for substitution.
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Tom
Burd
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Wayuund Et Acy
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Lince
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