Wool industry shift prompts NSW party chief to warn
At the NSW Country Party conference in Sydney Ralph J Hunt said thousands of woolgrowers are abandoning wool for wheat as world wool prices stay unprofitable. He cited new wheat breeds stabilised prices and rising acreages while warning of market capacity limits and a looming balance of trade deficit.
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Vietnam
Canberra profits from States Cutler says no to crying poor policy
Deputy NSW Premier Mr Cutler warns against Federal Government spending restraint and a new funds gap. He argues NSW must get a larger share of tax revenue and opposes a federal debt-financing plan that shifts defence costs to the states. Delegates press for tax relief and more grants for education hospitals.
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Sydney
Nsw
Cutler
Canberra
Askin
Commonwealth
Land Lease Premiums Again Lower in Torrens and Manam
Auctions across Torrens and Manam saw 61 residential leases sold for 129350 dollars, with premiums mostly below prior averages. Notable bidders included Brigit, Basia, and Desrick, as blocks in Cook Aranda Macquarie Campbell Lyons and Pearce drew up to 4000 dollar premiums. Previous Torrens average 2209 dollars in April and 2232 in December, while Minson averages were 2403 and 2727 respectively.
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Dorothy Rene Basia
Meteora
Victoria
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Desrick
Fenes If
Movaine Kelly
Torrens
Mawson
Dal Cook
Perth
Hillside Hostel
Canberra
Geoffrey Ton Amd
Morthbourne
Robert Keith
Suiclife
Mary Salitean
Fiat
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Meyers Hackett
Walter Richard Till
Canning
Sees
Ainulie
Peter Ralph
Jin Cork
Sureet
Tresor Etme
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J Sylvester
Qrove
Preston
Tala Norman Smart
Kathleen Jane
Cotling
Berivenet Aoe
Contry
Fe Noel Ace Locks
Rae Verner
Mailemant Street
O'Conner
Leslie and Mawson
Mara Adsin
Retily
Eas Ae Ic
I ‘ Sect
Fon Ronsaneky
Anbeyan
Mathew James Margaret Ann Byrne
Brabya Street
Eastwood
Hanon Geoffrey Brennan
Margaret Ortha Youngman
Os Bremer Sared
Griffith
Germ Street
Curtin
Leslie and
Catherine Anne Craig
Crewwell Street
Campbel
Lesie Trevid
Rowe Mary Edith Make
Murray Crescent
Man
Cook
Aranda
Macquare
Campbell
Lyons
Pearce
Bolte assures no tax rise in new financial year
Victorian Premier Sir Henry Bolte stated that state taxation would not increase in the coming financial year. He made the assurance ahead of the Premiers Conference and Loan Council talks opening in Canberra, despite Victoria's forthcoming treatment in those discussions.
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Henry Bolte
Victoria
Canberra
Black power debate stirs Darwin as Aborigines face backlash
In Darwin, leaders Dex ter Daniels and Charles Perkins warn black power could arise to secure more benefits for Aborigines. Aborigines face spears and shootings blamed on Europeans, while the Aboriginal Council seeks calm as youth engage in state affairs and voting rights discourse.
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Australia
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Charles Perkins
Aboriginal Council
Bagot Settlement
Melbourne
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Moss
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Ian
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