Meat Exports Bill Introduced To Control Export
A new bill introduced in the House of Representatives by Minister for Commerce Dr Page provides for a board of 18 to regulate meat exports. It aims to limit Australian chilled beef shipments and grant the department powers to set export contracts and grading standards while not forcing producers to export. The proposal includes a levy on meat exports to finance administration and promotional efforts.
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London
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Australie
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Weather Recap by Reba Ast Tanborra Surreal Note
A quirky weather recap presents surreal imagery and abstract observations. The piece blends poetical tone with meteorological hints, focusing on mood and atmosphere rather than precise data. It hints at changing skies, winds, and sensations, creating an impressionistic forecast.
Royal Canberra Golf Medal Won By Hin In Close Finish
The final monthly medal at Royal Canberra was played Thursday. Hin won with a score around 19 under par, narrowly edging Mire and Diana who totaled 28 and 26 respectively. Wormald and Downes posted strong rounds, while Mire Waring and Mrs Abra also posted competitive cards in a tightly contested event.
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Personal Wis Grace Ney and Mire Gent Lower Cuneta
Grace Ney and Mire Gent Lower Cuneta are listed as individuals in a personal notice, highlighting names likely tied to a family or social event.
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Canberra Forecast Scattered Showers Turn Stormy Later
Canberra forecast calls for scattered showers with morning mist or fog and otherwise fair start. Later in the day expect unsettled conditions with rain and thunder storms developing. Winds shift from south-east to south-east to north-easterly as the system evolves.
United States neutrality stance amid Geneva actions and war risks
An analysis of U S policy on neutrality and noninvolvement in potential World War II era conflicts. The piece reviews Congress laws, Roosevelt declarations, and reports of American material support to Italy, noting public antiwar sentiment and the risk of economic and strategic entanglement. It emphasizes caution in avoiding entanglement while considering future conflicts and actions at Geneva.
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Indian women education task faces vast hurdles
Miss Nins Greatnall leads a project in India aimed at educating women to participate in social and religious life, confronting a population of 260 million with only a small fraction receiving basic schooling. The effort highlights low literacy and limited access to education for young girls, especially in rural areas.
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South West
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Man Caught on Ledge After Fall Near Woodfurd
Jack Dalton of King's Crom fell nine feet from a ledge at Woodfurd yesterday while hiking with a car passenger. He tripped and disappeared into a ditch, was found 20 feet from road level after hours of searching, placed on a makeshift stretcher, and taken by ambulance to hospital in Sydney with injuries described as fractured pine and other conditions.
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Thief's Hauls in Sydney Suburbs Reported
In Sydney suburbs a thief bagged items including rings and bracelets valued at about £81 million. Police investigations focus on the suspect identified as Thurnly Plammni, with ties to listed rings and Paris bronzen pieces. Detectives warn residents to review security footage and report suspicious activity to authorities.
M C C Team at Perth Mental Health Care Inquiry
Fragmented OCR describes Canberra Hospital discussions on mental cases and treatment as MPs debated mental health policy. It notes observation wards nearly full, staff concerns, and the potential transfer of patients to a dedicated mental institution, with references to ministers and officials.
Britain Ready to Finance Adelaide Migration Plan
Early resumption of migration discussed as Britain signals finance for an Australian settlement. Premier Butler outlines conditional support, emphasizing that migrant intake must not overwhelm local unemployment. Commonwealth cooperation with states highlighted as essential for any scheme.
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Sanctions Bill debated amid peace and war concerns
The Attorney General defended a sanctions bill that would empower prohibitions on imports and exports during the war, allow financial restrictions involving Italy, and enable regulation of additional measures. He argued sanctions should aim to deter war rather than provoke it, stressing collective security and nonviolent coercion while outlining procedural steps and potential future actions.
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Australia Fights Sanctions Debate In League Covenant Row
The Attorney General faces opposition as Labor blocks a motion to proceed with the second reading of a Bill on League sanctions. He stresses Covenant obligations, Article XVI, and the balance between automatic economic penalties and discretionary military actions. Debate continues with mention of Canberra conference lines and forthcoming measures on meat exports, sugar, and defence spending.
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Consolidation 41 State Transport Awards in Melbourne
The Federal Arbitration Court cancelled 20 railway awards and extended 44 hour weeks to 18,000 tramway employees in New South Wales. An emergency provision covers air transport workers. The decision reshapes pay and hours across rail, tram, and related trades with new rates to be set later.
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