Prime Minister unveils farm tax and export relief plan
The cabinet outlines incentives for farmers including special depreciation at 20 percent for farm buildings started before June 30, 1668, and similar allowances for fodder and irrigation projects. Wheat export tax is to be waived for the next harvest, while new provisional tax methods are explored to balance fluctuating incomes. The government aims to support primary producers without undermining inflation control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buich
Canady
Inflationary Principles in Trade and Public Investment
The document discusses counter inflationary measures including import restrictions and public works spending. It warns that unrestricted imports could delay inflation control, while allowing targeted secondary industry growth may help production. It notes government aims to maintain inflationary discipline without provoking higher taxation or bank credit expansion, and stresses careful public investment prioritization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalan Srore
Baal Industries
Corrective measures to be taken if necessary as government debate warps policy
The government discusses corrective measures amid debate on employment and industrial policy. Menzies notes Commonwealth Bank support, warns against inflationary pressures, and stresses focusing resources on import‑sensitive and productive sectors while maintaining noninflationary growth.
Master Bugger Charged Over New Guinea Trip
Darwin court hears master of the vessel Tiki charged with breach of Quarantine Act after an unauthorised voyage into Dutch New Guinea. William Bawarde faced indictable charges for wilful misled behavior and related offences. Bail set with surety. case adjourned pending police and quarantine evidence.
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New Guinea
Darwin
Feidey
William Bawarde
Uday
Fis
Arity
Masoo Leland
Cosat
Dowie
Edwarda Samitten
Australia
Qmae
Leo Wae Chargi
Court
Legal Action Threat On Import Contracts
A group of major British manufacturers warn of legal action over Australian export cuts. They claim contract cancellations are binding and threaten to approach the Australian government and individual importers. UK officials and industry figures prepared statements regarding possible steps to avert legal action and to update Canberra on the developments.
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London
Ing Vumuy Sarapaie
Tony
Orrinal
W. Pisener
Ile Thomas
Canberra
Aircraft landing and takeoff safety advance urged
A fragment notes concerns over safe landing and takeoff procedures for an aircraft operated by the Mesuseecian party, with plans to fly to Goroke as origin and destination points. The readable text hints at aviation safety emphasis and travel routes.
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Aating
Rafely
Goroke
Dismissals Industries Survey Reveals Textile Jobs Decline
A labor survey shows February contractions across major industries led by textiles and clothing. Workers face reduced vacancies and wage pressures while construction and other sectors glimpse slow recoveries. officials report ongoing efforts to stabilize employment nationwide.
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Tor Rand National Service
Mtr. Holt
Tak
Soneteal Arma
Saved Under Fire by Helicopter
In Korea near a hill, Captain William Amart was shot down during a routine mission. Enemies fired from ground positions as he landed, disarmed him, and forced him to crouch. Fellow pilots radioed for support while the helicopter took fire and veered, narrowly escaping as crew sought cover.
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Ame Puter
Wiliam Amart
Wan
Amart
Spa
Amare
Aiad
Litont
Coves
Smart
Pro Communists Clash Amid US Crisis Reports
A chaotic New York dispatch notes ten deaths and about 100 injured after police and military clash with pro Communists and government forces. Arrests are reported as groups battled in the streets during protests tied to American policy and overseas conflicts.
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New York
Tabieran
Jad
pro-Communat
Adaea
Bo Pare Son
Kobe
The Rev P E Lacock Wins Lyne Seat
The Rev P E Lacock has won the Lyne seat with a clear majority. The report notes strong support from local ministers and confirms Lacock’s victory amid community backing and party alignment.
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Rev. P. E. Lacock
Lyne
Association May Take Public Servants Says Court
The Arbitration Court upheld the right of the Association of Professional Engineers to amend its rules to recruit and retain more members in the Commonwealth Public Service. Objections centered on whether other organizations could adequately safeguard industrial interests. The association, including electrical, civil, and mechanical engineers, sought to expand membership and influence within public service agencies.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court T
Association of Professional En
Tas Brose
Ginerrs
Ite
Imane
Commonwealth Public Service
It. S
Urousey Bya
Government offer on ANA merger and TAA tie
Prime Minister Mensies proposed a long term seven point offer to ANA to merge with TAA, aiming to place ANA on equal footing with Pe, with government involvement. The plan, discussed with Canberra officials, awaited cabinet review and parliamentary approval before a final decision.
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Ana
the & Power
National Airways
T.4.a
Alon
Mr. Mensies
A.N.A
Canberra
Yentertay
Government eyes long term airline plan retain ANA and TAA
The government proposed a 10 to 15 year period for the agreement and cited letters from March 25 and March 30 as part of its rationale. It argued competition between ANA and TAA would benefit travellers and staff, claiming the arrangement would foster technical efficiency and avoid losing ALN.A. as a major operator.
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Aure Mayer Compaceen
Goversummnt
Ana
AWA
Comaider
Bellewm
Memssey
Jarlardny
Hatrman
Tosa
Mic
Monster
Molyman
A.n.dt
A.A
TAA
Wil
Aln.a
T.A.A
A.nal
Asia
A.N.A
Um Eat
Vovem
Rekas
Civil Aviaton
Mtr. Anthony
Me Watt
Ate ‘Fine
Tong
Pauls
Howevell
Yeaterday
Rewalt
Reneraily
Altomatic Icata
British Planex
Ohnetar Thom
Government weighs ANA funding and long term merger plan
Parliament debates ANA capital needs and modernization costs. Opposition leader Dr Evatt criticizes the proposal as monopoly prone, calling for parliamentary review while noting potential rationalization. Government ministers defend the scheme as essential for solvency and future operations of ANA amid aviation policy.
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