Archbishop Mannix Urges Early Review of Constitution
Archbishop Mannix argues in a 4000 word piece in Twentieth Century that the division of powers between the Commonwealth and the States is fundamental. He warns that centralisation risks and urges a return to constitutional balance with independent revenue sources for both levels, guided by natural law and Christian principles.
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Federal balance and decentralisation in Australian governance
The Archbishop argues Australia remains a federal nation with States and Commonwealth sharing powers. He urges decentralised administration, financial independence for states, and safeguards against overcentralisation. A constitutional convention is needed to resolve Commonwealth State relations.
Man Fined Three Pounds for Oversight on Sheep Permit
At Guyra Court of Petty Sessions Francis William James was fined three pounds and costs for moving six sheep not listed on his permit on March 21. He pleaded guilty after Constable Neilson, at the Guyra saleyards, found six unlisted sheep on his load.
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Magistrate Warns Over Permit Breach At Guyra Case
A magistrate ruled that an oversight led to improper property handling at Guyra. The judge stressed duties of permit compliance and indicated penalties would follow if breaches continued, noting the responsibility rested with the responsible party despite previous approvals.
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