No Happy Ending to Near Record Parliament
Canberra political correspondence notes clashes and hostility as the 18th Parliament winds down with a near record 280 sittings since 1909. Campaigns accelerate in electorates ahead of mid November climax as leaders deliver speeches. Opposition promises abolish petrol rationing, challenging government plans for November reintroduction. Privy Council banking ruling sparks debate on nationalisation and socialism remains a leading issue into December.
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Pasture Improvement in Soil Erosion Control
The article argues erosion stems from loss of surface cover and organic matter. Mechanical methods help but fail without a stable, permanent pasture cover. Rabbits worsen erosion by reducing soil protection. restoring pasture and organic matter is key. A combined approach of contour measures and persistent pasture plants is ideal for land suitable for such operations.
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