Senator Lynch speaks at Nor tham on Labor aim and policy
Senator Lynch addresses a Nor tham rally urging Labor support and outlining policy contrasts with Fusion. He argues for taxation changes, land settlement, and national finance measures while defending Labor gains and critiquing Liberal opposition.
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Obituary for Mrs Hamersley Pioneer Resident of Witherfores
Mrs Hamersley wife of Ed ward Hamersley of Wilberforce died aged 68 after long illness. She and her husband spent summers at North Begeh and Wanneroo and raised a large family. She was famed as a loving hostess and trustee of children, bringing warmth to Witherfores and North Begeh homes. Her passing ends the line of Dooever Tamty pioneers with multiple relatives noted in WA politics and society. The obituary closes with sympathy from the district and a public note of local political discussions at a subsequent meeting.
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Forrest protectionist claim sparks Northam clash
A heated exchange centers on Sir John Forrest s protectionist stance with Mr Mitchell denying the label. The defense cites past votes and farming interests, while the author defends Forrest and attacks Mitchell s party bias. The piece also notes a separate remark on perjury and a related case resulting in two months hard labor.
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