New England Voices for Decentralisation Across Australia
A regional statement argues loyalty to Australians across political lines, urging decentralisation to curb overconcentration of population, industry, and administrative records. The text cites dangers from atomic threats and notes urban and rural support for land movement and resource development, stressing balanced growth and food production.
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Country Party
Sydney
M.O.W
Australia
Decentralization Proposed to Halt Administrative Drift
Fragmentary passage argues that central authority fails to curb policy drift in White Australia debates. It advocates complete decentralization of administration with full fiscal power to empower local development and assure major gains across communities.
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Australia
Power
Red Cross News Conference Delights NSW Delegates
J F Clack opens the NSW Red Cross division conference praising branch members for their £72559 contributed over the year to essential services. Delegates hear speeches, submit viewpoints, and exchange tokens of support while enjoying garden parties at Government House and Eva Hordern Convalescent Home as the event closes a noted success.
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J. F. Clack
Red Cross
N_3
FE. E. Fallick
Orange
Joaken
Government House
Lady Gowrie
Newsprint Costs Rise Amid Calls for Free Press
An Australian industry leader warns newsprint prices rose by 350 percent since 1999 due to dollar scarcity and global supply shifts while Canada remains tight. He expects costs to ease next year as the Tassie mill expands to nearly 50,000 tons annually by August. He emphasizes journalists must preserve democracy by fully presenting significant world news despite higher costs. He also warns against international efforts to curb press freedom, noting attacks on journalists and government censorship in many countries.
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Australia
Kennedy
Tasmania
News- Piper
Costa
UNO
Paris
Lloyd Dumas
Adelaide
England
U.S.A
E. A. M. Campbell
Melbourne Age
New York
U.N.C
Zen Ats
Presa
Fragmentary verse on illness and remedy warnings
A damaged OCR fragment speaks of foolishly ignoring cold symptoms that spread, urging firm bed rest. It mentions sufferers and a seemingly garbled line about remedy or authority, with unclear references to Great Popper mint and Cera.
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Roth
Commercial Cattle Sale at Gloucester Yards
W E Sparke reports a successful special cattle sale in Gloucester Shire yards on Tuesday May 10. In all 1176 head sold to strong competition from local and outside buyers. Prices rose for good quality cattle with many steers and cows and calves showing clear gains while dairy cattle and outside trades were uneven. Numerous purchasers listed with wide price ranges from £4 to £25 11s for various stock including heavy Durham bullocks and multiple lots of steers and cows with calves. next sale scheduled for June 11 with horses included.
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Ger) Pty
Gloucester
Beyers
Laurie
Durham
P. Koellner
Mra. C
D. Brima
Bignell Bros
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Aire
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A. Nash
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Petra
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G. D. Laurie
J. BE. Laurie
No Confidence in Shire President and Council
A 40-member meeting at Bueram Hall on 28 April elected D. E. Ellis as chairman and J. Macarthur-Onslowson as secretary. Resolutions declare no confidence in the Shire President and Shire Council over road conditions on C riding and Barami Creek, and call for the Shire Engineer to resign. Copies to Shire Council and the Minister for Local Government were ordered.
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Bueram Hall
D. E. Ellis
J. Macarthur-Onslowson
Barrami Creek
Shire Council
Muswellbrook “Chronicle
Petrol Rationing to be Abolished by Australian Motoring Groups
The Australian Automobile Association and NRMA Federal secretariat with RACA and state affiliates plan to urge the Federal Government to end petrol rationing, citing improved world oil supplies. If refused, the AAJA will press for substantial increases in existing allowances for core users and seek urgent action.
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Australia
Australian Automobile Association
NRMA
RACA
NAMLA
Mr. Richards
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