Labor government details reforms and defence policy shifts
A historical article discusses the Labor government's early actions, including compulsory military training centers reduction, suspension of waterside regulations, and fiscal measures. It notes criticisms of the prior regime and highlights budgetary adjustments and defense posture as key outcomes.
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New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Waterside Workers Federation
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Labor administration timing sparks new tax and customs plan
The Australian Country varies weekly bulletin condemns the Labor government for scrapping training camps to save funds, introducing broad new customs duties and indirect taxes, and seeking to open migration with rail, water, and other projects. The piece criticizes policy as economically harmful and punitive toward taxpayers.
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Labor Government Aims to Tackle Unemployment with Tariff Reform and Public Works
The Labor Government plans to use a revised tariff schedule to spur industry and create jobs, while implementing a proactive public works policy to provide employment during downturns and reduce unemployment in boom periods. Ministers warn the economic strain requires scientific employment measures and careful use of limited funds.
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Federal Land Tax Reforms Prompt Taxpayer Protests
The Brow Mage Ministry plans changes to land tax provisions affecting shareholders and small leaseholders. The Taxpayers Association urges adjustments as several assessments remain contested after years of high levies. President W Foofireennows announced forthcoming representations to the federal ministry.
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Melbourne and Victoria Lead Commonwealth Subscription Totals
Treasurer notes strong subscription rates for Commonwealth stock with Victoria leading in individual subscribers. Melbourne and Sydney markets show high trading volumes £15,000,000 and £00000 respectively, reflecting easy transfer facilities. Bond and loan redemptions and custody practices affect interest and redemption processes.
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