Bowral editorials push water plan and policy notes
The piece urges Bowral to press Metropolitan Board for a water supply solution amid costly tenders for a filtration plant and laments delays. It critiques Australian debt from American funding, warns against foreign control, and calls for widening Bong Bong Street to ease traffic growth.
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Bowral Council
Metropolitan Board
Bong Bong Street
Heavy Toll Tragic Deaths Mark Parliament History
The piece recalls fatal and near fatal deaths among Australian public figures in Parliament, noting Speaker Frederick Holder died on duty, Mr Roberts collapsed at the Queen's statue in Melbourne, and ministers died from over exertion while catching trains. It honors enduring public servants and cautions against maligning the best among them.
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Frederick Holder
House of Representatives
Roberts
Parliament House
Melbourne
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