Campaign notes and debates spark reform talk in Parliament
Reports from Sydney and Canberra recount dissent over gag methods in the Assembly, plans for a Old-age Pensions Act, and proposals to ease prisoner life costs. Minister Hall discusses jail paper, cordite factory success, and a release from Callan Park. Also noted are livestock losses from Tungworm and a sheep shipment mishap in Cootamundra.
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