Senator Mossell Elected
Senator Mossell wins election in a decisive contest, securing victory against rival candidates. The result reshapes the legislative roster as voters confirm Mossell’s candidacy and priorities for the new term.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
6
Senator Mossell wins election in a decisive contest, securing victory against rival candidates. The result reshapes the legislative roster as voters confirm Mossell’s candidacy and priorities for the new term.
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A new hearing clinic labeled Deafness Way opens in the city, offering diagnostic services, fittings, and monthly screenings. Local health officials say the facility aims to improve access for residents with hearing loss and related conditions.
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