Cheap Canberra Office Space Pushes Government Transfers
An Association urges the Australian government to use cheap Canberra office space of about 35 000 square feet to speed transfers and housing programs. It proposes relocating Defence, Postmaster General staff, and other departments gradually to save costs and avoid Melbourne locations.
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Mollison plans Capetown London record in two planes
Mr and Mrs Mollison likely attempt the Capetown London record in separate planes around December 9. Mr Mollison will fly to Africa in stages, while Amy Johnson accompanies in a separate machine.
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War Debt Payments Debate and Moratorium Details
The government weighs extending war debt pause and tax measures as the Hoover moratorium faces renewal. Lyons hints at forthcoming proposals and possible Australian payment implications, while officials seek more information before clarifying positions.
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Rumours On Mr MacDonald Threaten Resignation Fallout
London reports revived speculation that Mr MacDonald may resign amid pressure from close friends. The Daily Herald notes potential move toward a Conservative National Government with Neville Chamberlain as premier, guarding stability amid party tensions.
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Parliament may convene special session on tariff items
A potential special session of Parliament is considered for February 1 to validate tariff items. Deputy leader Mr Paterson was informed by Prime Minister Mr Tayor that no definite decision has been taken, with an official Government announcement expected soon.
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Ottawa Agreement Debates Over Guillotine Referenced
The challenged text shows Mr Scullin replying to Mr Lyons about the Ottawa Agreement and a proposed guillotine in parliament. It notes critics argue the Prime Minister’s stance weakens financial policy and allies blame parliamentary procedure for limiting detailed amendments.
Rent Reduction Policy Clarified by Cabinet
Cabinet has decided to modify the Rent Reduction Act with changes to apply from June 9 1980. Existing rents set under the current act will continue, while adjustments may be varied at the discretion of either landlord or tenant. Each party may seek a variation under the new rules.
Match Drawn Opening Batsmen Fail In Dull Weather
Rain stops play early as Australia Eleven vs England ends in a draw. Wickets tumble under cloudy skies at Melbourne with Larwood and Woodhull prominent as batters struggle. weather forces declaration and incomplete second innings.
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Government housing for department transfers discussed
Officials argue for ready occupied government owned homes to house transferring staff. The plan aims to reduce moving costs and travel burdens between Canberra and Melbourne, with departments in the capital awaiting suitable housing under current Commonwealth Housing Act provisions.
Breach of Award Fine At Sydney Picture House
The Chief Industrial Magistrate fined the company for breach of an award after employees were kept at work during a supposed holiday and paid wages with a circular note implying a return of money. The case centered on an instruction from New York and the company’s denial of breaching the award.
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Beale Parliament Meeting Repeal Betting Debate
The article reports a Beale Parliament gathering where government reforms and betting repeal are debated. It notes resistance among members, anticipated measures to abolish betting, and a forthcoming examination by the Attorney-General and commissions.
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Employment Provision Made In Territory In Canberras Relief Programme
The Interior Ministry announced a relief employment programme in the Territory with about £67,000 to be spent by year end. Two thirds of the jobs target unskilled labor with 515 on the relief roster and 30 registered for departmental work. overall unemployment in Canberra remains high.
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Smaller jury for criminal trials discussed by government
A parliamentary report notes the government weighing a change to the jury system to allow lighter penalties and mentions reducing juries from twelve to a smaller size. The discussion centers on trial procedures and potential impact on criminal cases.
Taxation concerns oversea money in Australia debate
In a Royal Commission on Taxation session Tuesday Mr. McKellar Wally, head of the Nix W. Taxpayeew Association, complained of hindering taxes on western station investments in Australia. Justice Ferguson and witnesses discussed double taxation relief, noting complex procedures and potential to encourage investment if simplifications occur.
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Missing flyer found after six days compass faulty Cape Town
Victor Smith the young South African aviator missing for days on a flight to London was found near Zebba Ruth Warrant reported seeing him Monday morning. Mrs Amy Mollinan declared Smith would have turned back and his parents were overwhelmed. A Croydon record of the discovery arrived in time to prevent further search.
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London Dispatch Reports Amith Departure This Morning
Continuing from London, Thewhel Company sources state Amith left Gio hive for London headquarters this morning, with cables confirming the move.
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Powers' Choice in American Debt Crisis
The Daily Telegraphs diplomatic writer says Britain will not default. The piece outlines three options: extension of the war moratorium, payment by instalments, and a plan to place instalments in a suspended account while negotiations continue. It stresses that Britain maintains a firm stance against default regardless of other powers.
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Trade Unions Conference Meets to Chart Living Costs
A Tuesday union conference at Trion Hall discussed wage adjustments and living costs. Judges ruled that the present adjustment plan could be modified or dropped, with proposals for a 10 percent wage decrease and a 3 percent cut under review. The session adjourned until Thursday.
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State House Adjourns Sydney Tribute to Mr Lois
Tuesday the Legislative Assembly met to mourn the memory of Mr Lois who died on Monday The speaker and members paid tribute to a conscientious worker praised for integrity and leadership The Country Party member noted policy differences but affirmed loyal friendship amid health struggles The assembly adjourned until tomorrow
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Adjournment in Upper House Delays Further Business
SYDNEY Tuesday The Legislative Assembly adjourned awaiting more business as bills including The Gambling and Betting Reduction for Racing and Industrial Arbitration Amendment were read and set aside for later debate. The session returns Thursday with measures on cattle slaughtering diseased animals state coal mines amendments and more to be considered.
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The Art of Life at National Council of Women Confab
Mrs Lyons opens Australia's first annual conference of the National Council of Women. She stresses that true prosperity comes from spirit and heart of the people rather than mere economic control. The inaugural talk frames living by philosophy as essential to national renewal.
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Flower pot thrown by burglar in Melbourne
Melbourne police report a burglar threw a flower pot through a front room window last night but missed. The intruder fled, taking with him a valuable body beard? notes in the yard.
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Hitler’s Fate in Doubt as German Cabinet Talks Fail
A derailed coalition effort in Germany leaves Hitler’s chances for the chancellorship remote. President Hindenburg plans to decide soon after a conference that ended with no clear support for a presidential ministry. Von Hindenburg demands a majority in the Reichstag before any appointment.
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Indian Conference Debates Franchise Limits and Proposals
The third Indian Round Table Conference opened in the Lords with Lord Bankes chairing. The India Franchise Committee report favors indirect election and objections to adult suffrage but supports property and, possibly, educational qualifications. Agreement seeks to limit franchise to a small share, varying by province, with about 10 percent voting in some areas. adjustments may be needed for each province. The conference adjourned.
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Phar Laps Hide Landed Amid Britain Preferences
The report from the Frat edustry Surar Cum details a wage and industry review amid Britain preferences. The review notes a temporary agreement and raises questions about profits and next steps, with August 1986 set as a turning point in negotiations. A factory shift to America is discussed as a potential outcome and production plans are under scrutiny.
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Parachute Jump Record Reported At Capetown
The South African news item notes George Kerr making a parachute jump from 11,200 feet at Durban. He reportedly opened the parachute without water aid and drifted for about 90 minutes. Witnesses described fluttering warmth as he descended and recalled his actions during the fall.
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