Premiers Plan Move To Regain Taxing Powers
The Premiers of Pretaiers and the Comm of taxation discussed restoring taxing powers. A joint statement said they would challenge existing revenue allocations before the Privy Council, arguing a uniform tax system burdens the states unfairly and would affect payroll tax and transport funding.
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Frveymien
Wieldl
Bremer
Cabs
Comoa
Sydney
Catutsugi
Palhia
Commonwealth
Victoria
Vielona
Bates
Staten
Nsw
Canberra seen as pampered community without soul
In a Perth era debate, a citizen urged Canberra to fund its own facilities with local money, arguing that other Australian communities pay taxes for services and Canberra should match that civic effort. He listed costs for roads, emergency services, bush fire prevention, and ambulances, praising local volunteer contributions.
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Canberra
Eavile
Australia
Br Fide
Genmut Tang
Leslie Wold
Aue Vali
Nationalists Keen to Take Over in Indonesia
Fragmented report says Nationalist Party gains after Indonesia election. Prime Minister Burmanuddin Marahaps may face pressure to resign as caretaker government and a provisional parliament could be formed under interim leadership headed by Buckanan. The Moslem Orthodox, Barlicala, and Communists trail in the results.
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Yaureany
Lad
Buramnuddin Marahaps
Fiiders
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Haralaps
Buckanan
Unovn Politics
No Funds For ANU Gas Supply Scheme Shelved
A National University gas supply project is temporarily shelved amid budget woes. Officials propose delaying the scheme until a suitable funding path is found, citing national financial strain and competing priorities.
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ANU
Natwaal Universiy
Ok Sturt
Walen
Tor Pemuon
WA Farwty
Chinese Sailor Killed by Masthead Fall in Malay Bay
A Chinese seaman fell from a ship’s masthead into Malay Bay, dying on impact. Two others were injured, one severely, after an altercation aboard the Dutch steamer Ninin Holland en route to Brisbane. Chan Kar, 38, of Singapore, allegedly accused of stealing money, was involved.
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Ny Bis
Hong Kong
Brisbane Torrow
Chan Kar
Singapore
No Security Legislation This Session Moves Forward
The Prime Minister announced no new security legislation this session and that the government would not introduce measures to tighten laws. The Royal Commission report found that action was not warranted given the insufficient evidence of concrete threats to Australia. Debate was expected to be opened by the Leader of the Opposition next Tuesday in parliament.
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Rayal
Cammie Wiin
Australia
Mei Hen
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Texplomuaenie
Rgrinal
Perkins
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Monaenic
Byatt
Osioher
Further Dollar Loan Not Contemplated
The government did not contemplate any further drawing as discussed with officials. Mr Menges said the borrowing would total 33,000,000 Canadian dollars, announced after megabillions conducted by Sir Arthur Wadden. The Australian currency exchange data were noted, with references to figures and officials.
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Yentering
Arthur Wadden
Employers To Seek Overhaul or Arbitration In Canberra
The Australlan County Employers' Federations met in Canberra and formed a special subcommittee to study improving the arbitration system. Federal president Mr AL Blake said Australia needs a review of compulsory arbitration to align with development, while preferring to suspend periodical wage adjustments for wage stability over the past two years.
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Commonwealth Arbitration Act
Counel
Canberra
Austethin Council of Trade Unione
AL. Blake
Australia
Jimuriike
Blake
Liberal Opponent Fer Dr Me Wal Lien Tv tin APE
Liberal opponent Fer and Dr Me Wal Lien Tv tin APE face off in a chaotic game amid confusion. The text references Perth, Wall, and a congested timetable while hinting at a contentious match and possible involvement by Arthur.
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Perth
Arthur Whaose
Life Sentence For Youth Who Shot Girl s Mother
A youth convicted of shooting a girl’s mother receives a life sentence. Details indicate the suspect was a minor at the time of the crime, with emphasis on judicial handling and potential appeals. The case centers on the shooter’s age, the victim’s family, and the court’s decision.
Watersiders Seek Increase In Attendance Money
Watersiders press for higher attendance pay amid unclear figures and stalled talks. The appeal centers on improved stipends and potential incentive terms to boost participation and morale within the group.
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Watersiders
Bate Claims Impropriety In State Marg...Quotas
Fragmented OCR text discusses alleged impropriety in state margarine quotas and ministerial actions. Mentions names and parties, references to parliamentary conduct, and possible investigations. The readable segments imply political scandal surrounding state quotas and government actions.
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Bate
Evidence Of Colour Problem In Australia
Fragmentary notes discuss racial bias among settlers toward Indigenous people. Mentions attitudes labeled as prejudiced and the uneasy position of natives in society. The text references support for discriminatory views and social exclusion across colonial Australia.
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Australia
In Brief. Page Teems With Fragmented News
A garbled In Brief section mixes references to Germany China Manila and the United States. Scattered lines mention communists, petty local events, and odd place names with unclear context. Readers are left with partial phrases about people, places, and dates, not a coherent story.
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