AFULE MEMBERS ORDERED TO RETURN TO WORK IN BRISBANE
BRISBANE March 15 AFULE executive orders its 2305 members to resume work tomorrow after a Melbourne conference with the Conciliation Commissioner and acting General Secretary. State Secretary Ridgway said Stewart will visit Brisbane next Saturday to assess the union's demand for marginal increases and determine if the Federal Court can issue an award. Members to resume work with no loss of privileges while stock and engines are serviced.
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POPULATE OR WE LOSE AUST CONFERENCE OPENS
Grafton reports the 21st conference of the Quowmslural Cares growers' Association begins with stark calls to fill the country or lose it. Me Calwell, Minister of Immigration, urges action as the session opens. A widow in Sydney wins £200 damages in a separate filing. Shipping developments and local notices appear in fragmented text.
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Wage rise hearing in Brisbane stalls after union advocate halted
In Brisbane today the Carpenters' Union representative G. Dawson and allied groups clashed with Industrial Court President Justice Matthews during the hearing on an application for a Queensland basic wage increase. The address was interrupted as exchanges grew tense and the court considered next steps in the wage dispute.
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