Leader Weekly Commentary on Post War Reconstruction Plea
The column discusses the Constitution Alteration referendum, arguing voters must accept all powers or none, and questions the ambiguous terms and future Labour governance. It cites Dr Evatt, Mr Curtin, and ALP pledges to socialise industry, noting potential government control postwar and opposition to free enterprise after the powers are granted.
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Controversy Over Ward and Curtin’s War Policy Clash
A parliamentary row centers on Minister Eddie Ward’s push for nationalizing industries during wartime. Ward clashes with Prime Minister Curtin and fellow Labor ministers, arguing for broader state action once Labor controls both houses. The piece notes Ward’s calls to confront vested interests and coal nationalization aims amid mine disruptions, plus McEwen urging local self-help and large-scale regional development.
Coal Strikes Persist In New South Wales Mines
A week’s commentary notes ongoing coalfield strikes in New South Wales with widespread support among workers. The piece critiques strike logic, cites a rare government proposal to extend shifts, and records miners’ willingness to meet with the minister to find ways to increase production and reduce shortages.
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