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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
2
Discussion contrasts the ancient Great Wall with a modern business wall of seeming dignity written to deter buyers. The Canberra Times advertisement invitation prompts readers to notice and respond to store bids. The piece uses historical metaphor to urge clearer advertising in the paper.
The article records Mr Bruce arguing during a referendum era debate that Labour and non Labour governments extended and then questioned the Commonwealth's power to regulate key industries. He cites arbitration, conciliation, and proposed amendments to curb coercive practices while preserving wage awards. He notes economic distress, calls for cooperation, and describes moves toward a national framework with the Maritime Industry Bill awaiting a public vote.
The article notes attempts to shift election responsibility to the government while arguing for consistency in policy. It cites opposition claims about delaying decisions and stresses that parliamentary power should address industrial matters amid financial strain and political stability concerns. The speech defends a government stance despite evolving circumstances and varying proposals.
Sydney race report notes the Rassberg Racing Club entry in a crowded division of the Enrournes Hiken event. The crowd reaction and a scramble of riders, horses, and officials surround the finish as Taumer and Winter contend for placings. Disqualifications affect results amid a chaotic scene with trainer and owner reactions.
The Prime Minister questions a difficult answer as voices split over policy. Opponents argue for simplifying federal arbitration, while constitutional limits and interstate concerns constrain changes. The Government proposes replacing arbitration with conference to unify industrial policy across states.
A speech defends government aims against wage cuts, arguing the plan does not reduce wages and would shift wage setting to states. It contends most workers are under federal awards or state determinations, notes industry costs and productivity, and warns against extremist leadership undermining democracy while prioritizing national and industry benefits.
A fragmentary report argues that government measures lack clear benefit and fail to meet widespread needs. It emphasizes the need for concrete reform and a defined plan, criticizing present proposals as vague and insufficient to address core industrial and social issues.
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