Australia's War Debts Rise Sharply In Wartime Tax Fight
The text outlines Australia’s growing public debt since the war outbreak, detailing Commonwealth and state liabilities, per head figures, and the impact on taxation. It notes debt servicing, internal vs external loans, and calls for curtailed expenditure and prudent tax policy to fund defence while preserving national prosperity.
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Northam Welcome Home Fund Concert to Aid Veterans
The Welcome Home Committee backed by the W.A.L. Boys presents a concert in Northam to raise funds for the Welcome Home Fund. Proceeds support employment for returned soldiers and financial assistance to those living in Northam, inviting public support at the VA event this weekend.
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