Australia Faces New Duty As War Demands Rise
A First World War era editorial argues Australians must accept greater personal responsibility to fund and sustain Empire efforts. It cites Prime Minister Hughes on spending restraint, tax reform, and the need to cut distribution costs through trade organization and better transport to reduce prices while supporting repatriation and national progress.
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W. M. Hughes
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Food Investigation Commission
New York
Kennedy
Hhor
America
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