NSW Labor turmoil and renewed confidence debated in Parliament
The report details political maneuvering in New South Wales as debates over government changes surface. Major figures like Premier Lang and Prime Minister Lyons are cited as the scene shifts through party lines and public sentiment. The discussion centers on returning confidence, economic policy, and potential government renewal amid a tense legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Renee
New South Walea
Queyamen
New Houth Wales
Philly
Br Lang
Tx i
Royal Commission
Tivert
Lyon
Defence Department
Aird
Prowse
Berowpe
Cormor
Wisit Bay
Underwood
Bebtlia
Fragmented political debate notes from a 19th century session
A garbled transcription outlines parliamentary discourse with references to Mr Scullin, Mr Paterson, and Mr Me Hulteninnde. It hints at labor movement politics, party strategy, and procedural actions including amendments and votes, with scattered names and informal expressions.
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Scullin
Paul
Abeu
Prada
Wwe
Paterson
Vategury Sand
Wiest
Labor Party
Kloune
Kourubat
Tari
Mr. Fateroun
Fragmented Weather Summary From Gueanberea Records
Fragmented OCR text notes May rainfall and temperatures in Gueantayen area with garbled lines. Mentions May rainfall, maximum and minimum temperatures, and monthly totals, though specifics are unclear due to damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quranar
Gueantayen
Gueanberea
Tolatai
Canberra Times Publishing Notice and Subscriptions
Published text announces The Canberra Times publishing notice and prepaid subscription rates within the Commonwealth, listing local agents in Canberra and Queanbeyan, with per annum costs and distribution areas. The notice references newsprint production and delivery arrangements, and notes multiple agents and locations across Canberra, Queanbeyan, and surrounding districts.
Constitutional reform dominates Canberra debate in Australia
The Canberra Times discusses constitutional reform as a dominant issue for Australia. It notes the Commonwealth government awaits a detailed policy while NSW politics struggle to reach a unified reform position. The piece argues for unified federal standards, transport control, and honest finance before any new federation units are created.
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Commonwealth
Ihe
Atill
Canberra
New South Wales
Fis
Atanda
Australia
Lang
Ong Ia
Capieien Co
Parta
Jangee
Means Of Reduction Hy and the Australian Debt Dilemma
An Australian analysis discusses international debt relief options after war. It weighs reducing interest rates, debt conversion, and moratoria to relieve creditor burden while preserving creditworthiness. The piece cites Britain's sinking fund, Australia’s external debt, and policy trade offs.
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Concamaion
BegwliaCton
Ada
Creditur
Uuntrias
International Aarnemt
Aueralia
Australia
Ouuage
HAO Muu Ag
Britain
Fagg Polley
Tralla
Bejtala
Tay
Unemployment Relief Funds in NSW Election Debate
NSW voters face choices on unemployment relief as Labour and the Stevens Ministry diverge over funds. The campaign centers on 600000 pounds shortfall under Premiers Plan and potential increases to 1300000 pounds in relief programs, with officials pledging prompt action and council nominations for employment roles.
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New South, Wales
New South Wales
Stevens
Tinninghamn
Stalmyer
Industry
Parmley
Beyeatin
Llane
Uns
Mupluymiens
Sowalderyd
New South Wien
Neat
Dourminglas
Pign
New Hull
Sono J
Renremem
We Count Viry
Earle Paget
House of Representatives
Aterday
Mr Lyons
Commonwealth
Wey
Em. Bloxmant Colma
South Australia fights over grants for disability scheme
A local debate centers on a Commonwealth grant of 22,000 to cover perceived shortfalls in disability relief programs. Premier and federal figures clash over funding adequacy and ongoing cost burdens, with discussions touching on national finances and gradual recovery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MA Hills
Abe Hun
Afl
Avatrana
Wralia
South Australie
Te Burden
Sea of South Australie
Urgent call for tribunal to probe federation disatillations
Mr Hill urged urgent appointment of 98 GuiegepoineTs and an impartial tribunal to investigate distress caused by federation tensions. Discussions at Premives conference in Metbourne referenced commissions that inquired into government actions and potential implications for unemployment and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Metbourne
Bruce
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Wéternaan
Dane Marling
New Routh
Yalganiy
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Dwi
Lane Rye
Halla
Pein
Howes
Byley Cabaih
Iviny
Notler
Lote En
Barry
Felix B. Mitchell
Omar Queanbeyan
Malbourne Sunldinag
Wondgaro
Sambelia
Wedneslay
Haan
Panini
Wee
The
Canberra Times
Price
Aentralia
Mort Street
Ciy
Canhwers
ANE
Houidings
Graham Yee Ey Bile
Charan
Kiigatun Fs
Mra. Joineon
Weinvidne
Manuk
Queandey AN
DANE
Dovernor
Fedéra Rrecultee Counel
Comberra
Manny Preak
Tingmon
Syiey
Enat
Laos
Wudur
Ee Whallegeanr
Marie Umber
Materwort
Laipes
Fanitectaeed Artisias
Ager
Hust
Molwan
Namiaeabie
Tidus
Molman
Country Party
Mr. Trompean
Atin
Anouritien
Bundholdurs
Glyan
Comer
Vernon
Nsw
S.A. Claim
For Disabilities
South Austeniie
Wace
Makin
Labour
Cin Brim
Toyona
Mim
Poe Bonet
Semur
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