Debate Over Federation in Western Australia Correspondence
A correspondent laments public opinion on Federation and criticizes federal and state actions impacting Western Australia. The letter argues decentralisation favors the state against central control, condemns federal representatives perceived as distant, and urges state rights in finance, defense, and pensions. It urges stronger state prominence at premiers conferences and questions the federal treasury’s handling of financial settlements.
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William Lyne
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Perth Weather, Crime, and Royal Commissions Stir WA
Perth residents seek shade from extreme heat while reports surface of a casino flood of troubles. A royal commission is debated over the Bur sword scheme and public alarm grows over tunnelling, filtration, and costs. King v Ivanhoe mining case advances in court as Lady Bedford plans a WA visit and a Sydney fight crowd stirs interest.
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Observations on the Press and public duties
A reflective piece arguing that the press is largely a commercial enterprise serving popular tastes entertainment and public education. It stresses editors as schoolmasters guiding readers to analyze facts and form logical conclusions while warning about Asiatic immigration acts and the need for vigilant customs and port controls to prevent crime and abuses by ship crews and stowaways.
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Press of
Australia
Cuatans
Star of Customs
Immigration policy sparks Labor council clash in Ballarat
Melbourne Table Talk reports a Labor opposition from Ballarat Trades and Labor Council over immigration. It argues Australia can support far more people and warns against indiscriminate immigration. Proponents say a well considered large scale policy is essential for the Commonwealth today.
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