Wool levy support noted by Mibus and council
Mr W J Mibus MLA described the proposed wool levy as an insurance scheme similar to wheat stabilisation and an excellent safeguard for woolgrowers. The Australian Woolgrowers Council approved the levy principle by a small margin and parties backed the bill aimed at stabilising prices through the Wool (Reserve Prices) Fund.
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Mibus Not In New Cabinet Amid Cabinet Speculation
Early cabinet speculation centers on Mibus likely to be named minister absent from the final list. Key posts discussed include Chief Secretary Leggatt replacement and portfolio reshuffles across Internal Affairs, Lands and Sites. The shake up also names new Ministers, with Noonan and MelL Kans among those linked to senior roles.
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Woman Drowns in Wimmera River Near Natimuk
A 72 year old woman, Mrs Bertha Rentsch, drowned while lunching with her husband and daughter near Natimuk. The body was found in the Wimmera River close to the Poikem Bridge about eight miles from Natimuk after she disappeared from the table. She had recently been discharged from Natimuk Bush Nursing Hospital and had years of medical treatment.
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Five Year Old Girl Fatally Burned In Natimuk Home
Beverley Dawn Gust a five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Syd Gust Natimuk sustained second degree burns when her night dress ignited while gathered around the open fire on Saturday night She died at 11 43 Sunday morning after transfer from Natimuk Bush Nursing Hospital to Wimmera Base Hospital An inquest was opened by the Deputy Coroner and adjourned to a date to be fixed.
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Horsham Progress Association Eyes Wedderburn Nugget Display
A move by the Horsham Progress Association aims to exhibit some famed Wedderburn gold nuggets in Horsham. The proposal, discussed at a recent meeting, centers on local display and public interest, with officials reviewing logistics and potential turnout.
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Doubts on Women Jurors Show intense public doubt
The piece questions the effectiveness of women jurors in Queensland and Victoria, noting strong public skepticism, apathy toward jury duty, and weak participation by women amid broader calls for reform. It mentions proposed changes and fears about bias, with quotes reflecting distrust in female jurors.
Political stalemate over Labor and Country Party coalition
Secretary of the H Branch cites grave concern over whether the Country Party will back a Labor administration and if a coalition is possible. He notes distrust between factions, industrial pressures shaping party plans, and warnings from Labour wings about alliances with the Lang Government in Victoria.
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