Wages, labor politics and local unrest highlighted in steady Advocate coverage
The Advocate reports on high wages for steel workers in Wales, calls for 49 to 73 percent pay rises, and notes wider labor action. It discusses Transport workers demands, party motions for recognition of Labor women in government roles, and a town visit by the Prime Minister. It mentions a circular closing local facilities for the June 14 reopening, teacher exam postponements, a beer price increase sparking a boycott, rabbit pest control by the Young Pastures Protection Board, and a rabbit inspector plan amid trustee consultations.
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Young Pastures Protection Board
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