Evatt Criticizes Budget and Tax Increases
Dr Evatt condemned the budget as a distortion of Labor ideals claiming it shifts tax burdens to lower incomes while sparing wealthy corporations. He argued the plan raises revenue through indirect taxes and reduces real living standards, urging faster action to restore purchasing power and support pensioners, families, and workers.
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Bvutt
Mantius-Feadey Ipallen
Otaan
Eral Inei Eral
Eeene
Sen
Mudgee
Commonwealth
Rogers
Eivuth
Pecenianl Lerity
Woval
Aly
YorTon
Ashe Tome
Moray
Evatt Wala
Inal Gull
Maximum Penalty For Cruelty To Horse
Aroma Cambrosio aged 20 of CMumweY faced the maximum penalty for cruelty to a horse while working at Unsere. Prosecutor Grave told police the animal was chained and starved, fed only scraps, and repeatedly beaten. Witnesses described the horse suffering under the chains, with bones visible and the animal exhausted, while Cambrosio and others claimed the work was abusive but not cruel.
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Aroma Cambrosio
Robart
Cunningham "Taylor
Onmin
Taylor
Horne
Rector Conatable
Amacra
Anid Cambrosio
Ambrosia
Labourey
Uriarre
Little Possibility Of Early Wheat Stabilisation Plan
An unsettled debate emerges over a proposed wheat stabilisation scheme. Governments consider local marketing plans, but ballots among growers and state approvals falter. After the Australian Agriculture Council meeting, Victoria and Queensland rejected local selling price proposals for wheat.
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Australian Agriculture Council
Canberra
Vietoria
Queensland
Japanese Critic Of Pearl Shell Decision
A Japanese government statement today criticizes Australia’s stance on the International Wheat Agreement and pearl shell conservation. It asserts Japan will voluntarily observe conservation measures and tighten vessels and fishing limits to avoid conflicts, while awaiting broader multilateral cooperation.
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Australia
Lreding
Frink Was
Staln Wheat
Tocephant Trading
Gamsnon
Court Rules In Favor Of Unions In Wage Case
A court decision sided with the trade unions, declaring the earlier basic wage increase and shift in working hours should no longer be applied. Prime Minister Mensiea announced in Parliament that the Court will handle quarterly wage adjustments in a manner favorable to unions, with future rulings likely to affect wage scale changes.
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Architration
Cas
Mensiea
Uhe
Wand
East Syaney
Monales
Poll on Wheat Stabilization From Australian Official
An immediate wheat poll urged by the Agricultural Council was pushed by the Premier to assess support for a world wheat agreement. Mr Gain said the Victorian government would consider joining the International Wheat Agreement to stabilize supply amid rising world shortages.
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Hind
Howes Inter
McEwen
Crisia
Australia
Intien
Smctewen
Victoria
Queensland
Dutt
Caja
Brest
Found Dead in Garage of Resident Meg Roberts
The body of Meg Te D. Roberts, 10, was found in the garage at his home at Cawper Atree, Alan Meventory. The inquest date and further details are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities work to determine cause and circumstances.
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Meg Te D. Roberts
Cawper Atree
Alan
Hoberaa
Elas
Wedie
Townley On Pensions Aimed For Major Increases
Mr Townley urged a large rise in pensions saying more than 190,000 would enter the pension roll and gain benefits including home ownership of the dwelling, life insurance, free doctors and medicines. He attacked Labour for denying social service provisions and claimed government incompetence.
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Ted LU
Mer
Towney
Townley
Tubman Wins Redex Trial
Tubman claims victory in a Redex trial amid disputed results and a crowded field. Officials counted more than 2,500 participants, with Preston and Davide noted among contenders in a tense finale.
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Tubman
Arbitration Court to hear Metal Trades margin claim
Melbourne reports the Metal Trade Union’s demand for 28/ marginal increase for 100000 trades was referred to the Arbitration Court by the Conciliation Commissioner. The decision stemmed from debates over industrial principles and the basis of major wage rates under Federal and State awards. Justice Galvin noted delays and anticipated further hearings to resolve the petition.
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Yruchearneny
Ncores
Applion
Sipioyers
Nunnol
Aled
Arbitration Court
Melbourne
Metal Trade Union
Galvinie
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Hoowry Jewallery
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Ube
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Evatt
Huntreda
Thevaande
Australis
Adlertralian
Labor
Tahar
Noy
Cambrosio
F.C. P. Keane
Avance
Canada
W. A. Tows
Iewin Wing Cormander
Mn. K
Hennock
Pearl Shell
Japan
Te Sconomie
Ian
Towing
Lester
Nmmuert
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Govecamanta
Tate
Peumer
Jef
Preston Bens
Seyiver
Davide Fagen
Revie Ote
G 'Nelaon
Galvin
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