North Australia Railway Network Proposed by Toowoomba Leader
Toowoomba businessman Mr A. A. Griffiths advocates using war surplus rail equipment to build a transcontinental railway system across northern and central Australia. The plan envisions a 4 ft 8 1/2 in gauge network linking Western Australia, the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia with key ports and towns, backed by long haul freight rates and rapid construction.
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Toowoomba
A. A. Griffiths
Toowoomba Foundry Pty Ltd
Defence Services
North Australia
Mr Griffiths
Northern
Australia
Yampieria
Western Australia
Kentastle
Griffiths
Queensland
Dynevor
Dundee
Dundooo
Central Australia
Dundas
Normanton
Booroo'ss
Darwin
Wyndham
Derby
Port Hedland
Onslow
Carnavon
Townsville
Rockhampton
Brisbane
Sydney
Adelaide
Northern Territory
New South Wales
South Austalia
The Economics of Party Politics in Australia
An examination of how ancient Greek democracy evolved into modern party politics in Australia. It contrasts Labour Party, United Australia Party, and Country Party policies, urging primary producers to evaluate how policies affect wages, prices, and living standards. It envisions rail, water, irrigation, and regional development as pathways to broader economic renewal.
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Greece
Australia
Commonwealth
Labour Party
Trades and Labour Council
United Australia Party
Country Party
Economic policy contrasts in 1943 Queensland debate
A 1943 note from the West Division of the Queensland Country Party compares wage policy and market liberty across Labour United Australia and Country Party systems. It argues the Country Party favors fair welfare, development, and price setting free from political influence, while warning against producer-driven demands for excessive profits.
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Arthurs Court
Pari
Ars
Lesves
Country Party
West
Queensland Cou Party
Dean Kornelius defies Quisling church authority in Stavanger
In Norway, the Dean of Stavanger Dr Kornelius rejects the Quisling appointed bishop. He preaches at Stavanger Cathedral as police stand by. The church conflict signals united resistance of the established church against the occupation regime. A separate notice lists burnt iron for sale opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel including old iron and stoves.
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BBC
Norway
Quisling
Stavanger
Kynelius
Fuehrec
Per
Kornelius
Disini
Hoever
Sanger
Chu
Prince of Wales Hotel
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Cloncurry
A. Hardman Knight
M.A
Dean
Allen
Church of Enel Hall
Air Force
Mra Fraser
Tho
Boyns