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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
4
A long fragmentary report argues wheat producers face a mix of high costs and taxes while prices may fall, with calls for state support and adjustments to depreciation rules to sustain farming. It notes potential poverty if production rises without price gains and criticizes tax burdens on the sector.
A garbled report notes Vice Regal and His Excellency Governor Deneve presiding over a meeting of the Federal Executive Council. The fragment mentions Canberra and government mounts but lacks clear context or dates.
Fragmentary text references individuals and locations across continents and capitals. It mentions plans to reach an unspecified destination in April and suggests interaction with commentary before an event. The overall content appears as a jumble of names and places with unclear context and dates.
The article outlines parliamentary rules restricting under secretaries from receiving additional compensation. It notes potential charging for fraud if extra money is accepted, and mentions that certain under secretaries hold ministerial proxy roles. The piece discusses constitutional recognition and procedural hurdles within the government framework.
Sydney reports a chaotic annual conference of the graziers association where delegates attacked the Country Party leadership. The meeting, marked by resignations and calls for reform, urged closer alignment with the Liberal Party and warned of potential political upheaval ahead.
SYDNEY Thursday reports recount a dispute linking Evatt with government actions and the ABC regarding a controversial song. The exchange touches on constitutional power, media control, and potential amendments amid party tensions and public debate.
February reports show overall wool values fell sharply with prices for scoured wools and derivatives dropping from 247900 to lower levels. Analysts note widespread price erosion across bale types as buyers tighten demand, while total value for the period remains uncertain amid market volatility.
Fragmented report shows Canberra officials debating financing for states amid calls for new authorizations. Parliament readiness and premier demands surface as money questions loom over the next budget. The article notes a loan sale in December and potential constraints on authority for state assistance. Ministers brace for pressure from state leaders ahead of forthcoming fiscal decisions.
Sydney Trey Prien was interrupted during a concert in Australia as police restrained crowds and arrested a disruptive individual. The show continued, drawing a standing ovation after the performance despite the earlier disturbance.
The ACT Road Safety Council postponed a proposed ban on pillion riding in the ACT. The delay follows submissions from auto cycle groups and importers urging cooperation with a broader Australian campaign. Debate centered on safety education versus strict enforcement, with stakeholders aiming for a uniform national approach.
A Canberra council discusses a road safety campaign and parking restrictions. Ministers and officials weigh widening parking areas near central streets, with calls to shift measures to the city center and involve the department in finalising proposals for safer traffic patterns.
A chaotic fragment outlines a government review into rising sugar prices with mentions of Minielore and a report by APWEINE committee. It references regulatory steps, possible investigations, and a government pledge to act urgently to address the cost increase.
The article reports Mr Menzies accusing two Liberal Party members of breaking with the party to curry favor with the electorate. He cites alleged anti government sentiment and claims of eight electors supporting a break. He criticizes Labour and defends his own stance while denying personal grievances.
Mr Galvin voices opposition to the margins award during conciliation proceedings. He argues the case for greater margins and recalls past decisions while criticising Findlay's reasons. The dispute involves unions and engineers with key figures such as W Muckley and others contributing to the contentious proceedings.
A garbled report discusses an appeal plan related to arbitration and permits. It mentions individuals such as Chaena Ron Rome Mraner and Dr Fiat, with references to Lander, Netane AU Boreive, and Cantaner mind Netane AU. Details are unclear but indicate procedural steps for an appeal process.
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