Parliament Debate Flares Over Arbitration Policy
The session tears into the nations arbitration law as Mr Hughes argues the bill harms workers and unions while Prime Minister defends it as essential. Page asserts the issue is economic, detailing federal and state awards and the impact on wages and employment amid a disputed shift away from compulsory arbitration.
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Ubeler
Hughes
Australa
Jon
Pople
Moloney
Earle Page
Page
W.A
Tasio
Fi Victoria
N.8
Ree
Paesare
Thie Menaire
Kustry
Han
Penn
Suburban Bank Robbery at Woollahra Ward Bank
A dramatic armed robbery at the Woollahra Government Savings Bank branch ended with two robbers fleeing and three men injured. Police swiftly responded, with one assailant firing a shot that hit a security guard in the thigh and another wounding a second guard in the arm. Three men were later charged with shooting with intent to rob.
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Bydney
Iit
Woolladen
Government Savings
Thonina
Jung
Miles
Hotterave
Gotel
Teatiet
Byer
Stacey
Vie Tao Sanitalisp
Parldington
Averiit
Holsgrove
Everitt
Holagrove
Woollahra
Government Ravings Bank
Helegrove
Metropolitan Mount contender Duncan weighs in on Tidal
Sydney report notes W M Duncan who won the last Metropolitan year will ride Tidal, handicapped at 7.2. He may declare several pounds over weight. In a separate aviation discuss at the medical congress Dr J A Purdy questions whether alcohol affects air disaster risk as others doubt riders fly after drinking.
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Duncan
Sydney
W. M Duncan
Jocelyn
Tidal
J. A Purdy
Mera
An Anstey Attack on Labour and Arbitration Policy
In a bitter speech Frank Anstey attacks Labour funding and wage claims while opposing arbitration. He warns abolition of national laws would favor Labour gains. Roland Green calls for withdrawal on a procedural point as Speaker orders action. Atkinson counters arbitration as shaping opinion and reducing overtime disputes.
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Frank Anetey
Hourke
Bor
Harley Mage
Labour Party
Wage
Roland Green
Anstey
Sr. Anstey
Feld
Atkinson
Fewer Races Move Advances in Victorian Parliament
Melbourne reports the VRC chairman Mr Le K MacKinnon supports a Hill bill to limit race meetings and to fund country clubs from a half per cent revenue from metropolitan horse and pony meetings The Aspendale Park Racing Club chairman Mr F E K Shillabeer warns the bill protects shareholders after costly improvements over 18 months.
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Melbourne
VRC
le K
MacKinnon
F. EK. Shillabeer
Aspendale Park Racing Club
Simon Verdict Seven Year Sentence for Manslaughter
William Rimon was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court to seven years imprisonment for the manslaughter of his brother Joseph. His Honour refused a deferment, noting the jury’s compromise verdict and that Simon was drunk the night of the shooting. He was also charged with shooting at Phillie Maloun and grievous bodily harm, remanded until October 1.
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William Rimon
Joseph
Central Criminal Court
Mr. Windeyer
Simon
Abe Crown
Finnon
Phillie Maloun
Totem
Ma Jour
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