Government Sets Out Referendum on Commonwealth Industry Powers
The Prime Minister explained a referendum on constitutional powers over industry and commerce. He urged citizens to vote without party bias, stressing national prosperity, balanced with avoiding overlapping state and federal awards and preserving the parliament’s authority.
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