Negotiations in Progress Amid Trade Talks in Wellington
Fragmentary notes show Britain and New Zealand discussing marketing and prices. The minister stated Britain had not yet committed to a formal agreement and described ongoing talks as part of broader economic negotiations.
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Wellington
Britain
Cent
New Zealand
Capital controls aim to stop Australian capital leakage abroad
Regulations restrict transfer and disposal of overseas assets to prevent capital exodus. Exemptions cover foreign deposits and certain currencies. Statistical returns required for most foreign securities within 30 days to Gov. Bank, with Treasurer consent needed for transfers outside Australia. Minister notes banks and deposits in foreign countries fall under but may be exempted temporarily.
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Australie
Sinc
Australis
Met
Canada
Newfoundland
Hongkong
Russia
Australia
Spender
United Kingdom
Commonwealth Bank
Min
Lepoatta
Defence control plan outlined by Assistant Treasurer
Sydney report details a new defence expenditure control system. A Treasury Defence Committee will review spending proposals before funds are spent, including a senior Treasury official and a Naval, Military, and Air Board member. The aim is to reduce waste and maximize value.
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Sydney
Bpender
Treasury Committee
Defence Department
Spender
Helping to Meet War Donations Reach Melbourne Readers
Substantial donations flood Melbourne as civilians respond to the Australian Defence effort. Funds from private cities pour into the national defence contribution account. An official notes that officers unable to serve personally contribute a portion of their salaries, highlighting civic duty during wartime.
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Melbourns
Gitta
Devarnmant
National Defence Contribution
Blale
Australia
Horses for Army Remounts Program Details
The remount director reported progress on an army horse acquisition, noting most of about 600 horses have been procured or prepared for service. Details on sourcing and selection are limited due to garbled text, but the record confirms ongoing efforts to equip cavalry remount requirements.
Broadcasting Commission reform faces party lines clash
Br Cameron of the Country Party urged constitutional change to widen Broadcasting Commission representation. Postmaster-General Mr Harrison opposed it stating a committee should be based on national interests rather than sectional factions.
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Sydney
Br. Cameron
Country Party
Broadcasting Commission
Harrison
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