Premier Mair Changes Stance on NSW Public Servants
The premier, Mr Mair, now argues that abolishing state parliaments would not reduce public servants. He defends continued staffing, cites government departments and unions, and acknowledges wartime pressures shaping public employment levels. He notes about 25,890 public sector workers and details roles in education, welfare, and administration.
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Christmas charity drive reaches thousands in Aid effort
The NSW division of a local charity reports thousands of presents and parcels collected for soldiers and families. Volunteers coordinate distribution to areas across the region, with efforts spanning forests and urban centers.
Unclear Unemployment Tax Discussion Across Agencies
Fragmentary notes show a tax dispute involving the treasurer and the chamber of commerce. Pieces reference revenue logs and questions about certain charges, with mentions of a senator and local officials.
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