Arbitration policy debates in Australian politics in 1926
Bud L McDonald argues for Mr. Bruce’s arbitration policy, refuting claims of abolishing arbitration and detailing dual control risks. He cautions against federal overreach, explains federation versus unification, cites past referenda, and criticizes the Labor Party stance and leaders while urging a Safety First vote for Bruce.
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Robertson contest fuels Labor optimism says Chronicle
The Dungog Chronicle reports local party tensions as critics question Mr Hughes and Mr Gardner. Theodore Labor chief backs Robert son, while Gardner previously held Robertson with a strong 1926 majority and ran unopposed in 1928. The piece questions Labor’s chances if campaigns rely on vitriolic rhetoric.
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Glass-house tomato culture gains NSW traction
A special article in Agricultural Gazette argues for local glass-house tomato production to meet winter shortages and boost quality. NSW imports from Queensland declined in price-competitive months, while 200 houses operated recently compared with 50 in 1928, with yields and profits improving for growers.
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Agricultural Gazette
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Sydney
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Bydney
Secularism Perceived as Major Challenge to Church
Dean Talbot warned that secularism now stands as the greatest obstacle to the Christian Church and other faiths. He preached at the inaugural Communion service, noting faith truths are questioned as materialism and entertainment increasingly fill public leisure, leading to disregard and neglect of religious belief.
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