Victorian Labour splits threaten party unity amid ALP rift
Melbourne unions back Dr Evatt as a meeting of 24 tinkana at the rudes Hall discusses disciplining the anti Labour group. The resolution aims to reunite the Labor forces by purging dissent and aligning with the federal executive while warning of expulsion from the Victorian ALP.
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Bert
Watt
Pedertt
Taxation reduction claims labeled completely phoney
The article discusses doubts about proposed tax relief, arguing the plan is unfair and would mostly benefit higher earners. Critics say lower income taxpayers would see smaller gains while the design creates inequities and potential job impact.
Watersiders to Protest Amendments to Stevedoring Act
Waterside workers plan protests across parks over proposed amendments to the Stevedoring Industry Act. Meetings urged by ACL supporters aim to test changes before Cabinet. Minister Roll and opposition figures criticized for lack of consultation, warning of potential industrial trouble if measures pass.
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Superna
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Wateraide
Fertey Enor
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Koon
Labour
Roll
Monk
Fokins Tetter
Citizen Conventions Budget Clash Revealed in House
The Minister for Irrigation told the House of Representatives yesterday that Citizen Conventions costs reached up to £10,000 annually for the last five years. He linked the decision to previous plans by Mr Calwal and stated the government would proceed with the corn war investment, noting no better use of funds.
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Sydney
Sharp Wool Prices Fall at Adelaide Market
A fragmented Adelaide wool market report notes a fall in prices. Prices for certain qualities show declines while high quality fibers remain stronger. Dealers report mixed demand and reference Sydney as a recent benchmark.
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Moderate tone in Red disarmament plan discussed
Reports describe Vikeney’s speech praising gradual steps toward disarmament while avoiding an immediate A bomb ban. The plan outlines phased limits on weapons and conversion of forces, with emphasis on verification and international cooperation.
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South Australia Sees Margin Claims As Threat To Stability
South Australia faces economic tension as wage and margin claims threaten stability. Officials from the South Australian Parliament and the Electricity Trust note heightened competition with Britain and other peers. The debate touches on wages, long service leave, and over-award pay while government policy aims to maintain employment security.
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Hkchionby
Staten of Victoria
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Western Australia
Experts Urge to curb smoking amid cancer concerns
An American health body condemns cigarettes as a cancer risk and urges youth to quit. The group cites growing evidence linking smoking to lung cancer and calls for further research into the social costs of smoking.
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Foreign Affairs Committee post refused by minister
Report outlines a minister turning down a Foreign Affairs Committee appointment after debate and voting. Opposition claimed government behavior was defensive as other party members criticized the handling. Parliament proceedings included remarks, delays, and questions about committee membership and loyalties.
Prisoner debate cited by officials in intergovernment talk
Correspondent quoted official sources as saying eight nations discussed prisoner exchanges in Lugano. Report mentions Japan and others with jurisdiction including the Netherlands, Pakistan, France, Britain, New Zealand, the United States and Canada. Ages range and immediate parole options noted.
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Petao
Port Arthur Concession Seen As Russian Move To China
London readers view Soviet Russia handing over Port Arthur to Communist China as a major concession. A joint Sino Soviet communique claims evacuations in the Far East and calls for a renewed peace drive with a plan for Korea, Formosa independence, and expanded economic ties.
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Dr Daniel Malan to Retire After Cabinet Meeting
The retirement of Dr Daniel Malan was announced following an extraordinary cabinet meeting. Details are unclear due to the fragmented text but indicate Malan plans to retire on a date near November 20 and involve high level officials.
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Partoria
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Tae
Gaol Rioters Hold Guards as Hostages
Prisoners at the Bowth Down Gaol in Portstown seized guards as hostages during a riot. A crowd of convicts flooded the hall and forced warders into a central cell-block area, with shouting and threats reported as officers attempted to restore order.
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Catia
Newspaper Strike in London Ends After 4 Hours
An unusual newspaper stoppage disrupted London publishing for four hours affecting several titles. Reported clashes between workers and managers centered on distribution delays and a disputed arrangement, with observers noting the brief protest's impact on readers and press schedules.
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