Railway refreshment rooms lose £4000 a week says Bruxner
The Leader of the Country Party in New South Wales alleged the railway refreshment rooms lost £221,000 in 1952-53, about £4000 weekly. He argued the business is a pure commercial undertaking selling food to travelers with few competitors and criticized Labour for seeking higher charges to cover losses.
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Sheep restocking heavier this year amid drought notes
In October Mr. Walker reports continued dry conditions with showers aiding growth on a reduced scale. Pastures are short in some areas with water trafficable. lambing expected normally. Disease and pest concerns are noted, including footrot under control and rising cattle issues. rabbits remain a pest with Myxomatosis present. Braille publications from the National Institute for the Blind are listed.
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What About Me A Reflection On Motives And Conscience
A reflective piece prompts Australians to examine conscience and motives behind actions from acts of kindness to deceit. It questions why we help, lie, or behave as we do, suggesting self and social interest as possible drivers and urging honest self analysis for valuable insights.
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