Promise To Grasiers Early Action To Strengthen Arbitration
A Graziers Association deputation pressed government to strengthen arbitration amid a shearers strike. They urged powers to curb refusals to serve inside and outside the industry, citing High Court decisions and the need to prevent widespread unemployment. The NSW Central Council backed a fund to oppose proposals, while union officials disputed wage claims and noted reduced rates across states.
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Western Flood Danger Grows as Towns Evacuate
Western emergency services warn of rising flood danger across the region with multiple towns, including Dubbo and Narromine, evacuating low lying areas. The peak flood forecast for Wellington and surrounding creeks prompts sandbagging, river safeguards, and police readiness as crews battle advancing waters.
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Opposition to Waterside Authority and Committee Proposals
The piece reports Mr Healy criticizing proposed state and committee plans to manage waterfront issues. He argues the authority would not solve the key problems and urges revival of failed 1849 act provisions. Healy calls the committee measures useless without addressing the waterfront industry’s needs.
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Paddy's River Road Closure Delayed by Washouts
A department spokes said Paddy's River Road between the Catter River and Tiabine falls was closed to traffic due to washaways after heavy rain. Work to repair the route is progressing and it is expected to reopen for traffic early next week.
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Goossens Hearing Delayed Amid Press Scrutiny
World famous Goossens case heard in Sydney as adjournment sought due to Mr. Shand traveling and late notice. Sir Eugene’s customs seizure and related inquiries sparked high public interest with Finlay urging an early hearing while detectives question subjects at the airport. The next session set for 2 pm Thursday.
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Archbishop's Plea For Makarios in Lords Cyprus Debate
The House of Lords debated Cyprus with Archbishop Makarios amid violent protests and a general strike. Attlee and Munster pressed for political and religious considerations, seeking gradual reconciliation and constitutional reform while defending the Governor’s role.
U K Plans Incentive Economy and Budget Timing
The Daily Express reports Britain considering an incentive economy as Chancellor Bromine braces for 1957. It cites expected budget timing around April 17 and warns against bold plans until general funds are secured. The piece notes Britain’s aim to remain a leading mineral power with cautious tax increases.
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Ambush of Malenkov Arrival Sparks British Protests
Moscow ally Bulganin and Khrushchev pledge next month’s visit despite British opposition. Police guard the Soviet convoy as crowds jeer and placards demand “Keep the beasts out.” London officials await official Moscow confirmations and possible speeches by allied leaders.
Malenkov Visited London as Prime Minister in 1950s Era
Former Soviet Prime Minister Georgi Malenkov toured London's West End on his first visit to Britain. Crowds gathered around as he arrived by Russian car on Oxford Street, bowed to the onlookers, and proceeded to privatize talks with Britain's Central Electricity Authority amid a tense airport reception and police escort.
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Missing Youth Vanishes After Embassy Visit in Xennington
A boy who had lingered with a smile before a sudden disappearance vanished near the Russian Embassy in Xennington during a chaotic scene at a wartime reception. Berlin meanwhile welcomed Malenwey as Minister of Power Stations amid heightened security and police presence at London airport.
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Australian Plans Trade Mission to China
Australian Prime Minister Menzies and his wife plan a visit to Peking Shanghai Canton and Manchuria after invitation from China’s state run Export Corporation. The trip aims to explore expanded trade with Communist China and potential Australian exports such as wheat and wool.
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Lioness Attacks Children in Circus Cage in Perth
Eyewitnesses describe a lioness mauling two seven year old girls in a circus cage in Perth. A man named Ohwine near the cage intervened, beating the animal with a heavy branch before fleeing. the girls were rushed to hospital with scalp wounds and other injuries. The nurse manager said the children appeared to be recovering.
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Beer price rises drive new duty changes across states
The article reports price hikes on beer and spirits after a new excise duty increase. It notes higher costs for various beverages, including beer, wine, and bottled spirits, with details on per attempt price shifts and distribution across Brisbane. It mentions impacts on pubs, bottle shops, and public houses and notes the liquor tax changes implemented midweek.
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In Brief BIE Plans Appeal Tg Un
Ireland seeks a new seat in the United Nations announced by Prime Minister John Coatello. Aired reports mention Soviet peace talks and a French president’s visit. notes on nuclear centers in Asia and global market shifts accompany a crowded, fragmented dispatch.
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