Royal Commission on secret funds sparks parliamentary clash
The Australian parliament debates a government plan to appoint a Royal Commission to probe secret funds and the Prime Minister's handling. Opposition leader Curtin demands a wide terms of reference while government ministers warn of political turmoil if delayed. A late-night division confirms support for the commission.
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Jamues
Australie
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VAP
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Colwell
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Rail Control Plans to Be Discussed in Melbourne
The Minister for Transport Mr Anthony will meet Monday in Melbourne with the Branding Committee on Transport to plan greater coordination of the Commonwealth rail system. Plans aim to coordinate sea road and rail transport to cut costs and improve handling. A Commonwealth transport authority will be formed with three members including D J Howse of NSW Railway and Sir Owen Diwin, with a third rail member from War Railway Council.
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Melbourne
Broadcasting Committee Extension Sparks Budget Debate
The House advanced a three month extension of the Parliamentary Committee on Broadcasting inquiry on motion by the Postmaster General. Jolly (AP) supported public funding reforms while criticizing current wireless profits and management. The debate touched on post office revenues, distribution of ABC material, and cost implications for the public broadcaster.
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House of Representatives
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Perio
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ABC
Canberra Labour Seeks Advisory Council Win
Lt-Col Goodwin outlines policy urging reform after war and support for a Canberra advisory council and hospital board. He cautions against rapid constitutional change and calls for engagement with local representatives to address rents, services, and hospital needs. Labour's final rally features Arthur Calwell as keynote speaker.
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Alent
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Buiter
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Allence
Bren Gun Gift by Interior Staff
Members of the Department of the Interior presented Minister for Aviation Spender with a cheque for L160 to purchase a cen Eun for the Techline force. The ceremony celebrated the department’s wartime effort and noted additional grants of about £8000 in value.
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Department of the Interior
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Poll
Clongratuintin
Royalor
By-election in London yields Conservative victory over National Party
In a tense London by-election held Tuesday, Mr A C secured a decisive win over the incumbent candidate from the National party. The contest centered on local governance and economic policy, with Sir Paul Lathan among prominent observers.
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