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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
7
In a heated Legislative Assembly session the Premier Bavin and opposition pressed the bill amending Industrial Commission powers and living wage declarations. Spectators heard sharp exchanges as Davies and Davidson criticized pretense and policy, with calls to reduce unemployment and curb union influence while the government sought support for the measure.
A Prime Minister faces a split government as MPs from his side resist an income tax amendment. The adjournment debate centers on party unity and the ministerial retreat, with key figures including Mr Brace and Mr Droce involved in the contested provisions and votes.
The Premier and Government push to centralize union control, arguing the right to determine which unions workers join, while critics warn of coercion and suppression. Debates continue on related bills and cemetery funding, with opposition voices shaping the contentious session.
A fragmented OCR report notes a man driving his wife and children from a location, with statements about violence and legal actions. The account includes names and places but is largely unreadable and inconsistent, leaving core facts uncertain and awaiting clarification.
A fragmentary report describes a parliamentary discussion on a public defender scheme, introduced amid confusion and mockery. Mr Slater argues the plan costs 700 pounds and each accused should have a voice in hearings while Mr Addeley challenges the starrier explanation as the debate adjourns.
A garbled report highlights arrears of £1500 and disputed rates, with residents and officials arguing over recovery details. The fragment mentions names and duties, a weeklong furlough, and unsettled charges, reflecting local financial tensions and attempted collections.
Town council debates re assessing Dundas property values after complaints on incorrect land valuation. Mr Crom alleged error in valuation, urging rate revision and attendance by the Valuer General. Council moves to adjourn and consult the Valuer General to proceed with readjustment of affairs.
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