Establishment of a telat concerning agricultural education in New South Wales
A debate in New South Wales discusses centralizing agricultural and veterinary education. Mr Graham and Mr Fisher urge expanded facilities at a rural university, ideally Waterhert, to train graduates for modern agricultural science and veterinary courses. They argue current facilities are inadequate and centralization or rural locations could boost enrolment and practical training.
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Telat
New South
Mila
Igh
Graham
Agricul
Kure
Australa
Aralasia
Fisher
Veterar
Soaly
Templete- Marty
Fan Bourion
Vheseauttern
Adel
Grahame
Ovienn
Talvors
Me Graham
Wateret
Greta
Br Grafani
Rabbits Cost Australia Millions in Damages
Investigations by Federal and State authorities show the rabbit plague costs Australia millions annually. The pests graze pastures and crops, degrade vegetation, and reduce wool and meat production, with secondary effects on land value and labor. Trapping remains the main control, though calls for broader joint federal and state action persist.
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Nan
Cts
Sri
Australia
Soroun
Rathit
Sytines
Iportance
Alitalia
Breakea
Profestana
Tabi
Somme
Sing Cay
Whlen
Ile Iain Teason
Netting drive shows wartime production limits across plants
A fragmented report outlines tabbit-proof netting needs and fencing capabilities in Australia and Victoria. It notes several major manufacturing plants now operating, with production rising from 18,386 tonnes in 1907 to 1047 tonnes, while wartime factors like mortgage pressure and power shortages hinder capacity and expansion.
Rabbits Threaten Crown Lands Across NSW and Economic Strain
The Pascal Government and United States trade frictions hinder imports, leaving landowners confronting rampant rabbits and vermin. War era lax controls, high wool prices, and failed government action fuel farmer losses. Crown lands, including 25 rural areas with 14 lion screw forests, face ongoing damage, prompting broad Commonwealth recommendations.
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Pascal
United State
Apa
Iran
Stain Goven Sons
New South Wales
Port Stephens Naval Base to House Migrants
An official reports the Port Stephens naval depot at Nelsons Bay near Shoal Bay is being taken over by Commonwealth Government services to house migrants. The camp has galvanised huts with water and sewerage and extends along Okewater river, with many huts currently maintained.
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Port Stephens Naval Base
Port Stechast
Maitland
Peres Saas
Sean
Ndval
Nelson's
Hal le Sgt
Ak Son's Bay
Shoal Bay
Oke Watertennt
Snowy Plan Valuable for Defence
Prime Minister Chifley highlighted the defence value of the Snowy River water diversion and hydroelectric schemes. He warned inland industry relies on coal power, risking exposure to enemy attack, and said rapid power generation from the projects could bolster Australia’s safety and economic resilience.
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Chifley
Australiea Key
Homan
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