Electricity Commission urged for south east Queensland
Brisbane Tuesday reports on the Royal Commission findings urging a government electricity regime for southeast Queensland. The commission favours state control, a unified distribution system, and rural electrification extending to the entire region, with private firms largely displaced and a public light and power authority to regulate generation and supply.
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New Minister Candidates for Vacancy in Government
Gop Nora observes upset in government plans for early vacancy in directorates. Contenders for the post include V- Geis secretary T. A. Maley and public works chair Dikeela. A by-election may be held in January or February, with the next general election likely later.
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Report on Police Conduct by Mr Justice Markell in Sydney
In a drastic report Justice Markell examines police handling in Melbourne, criticizing 15 constables and sergeants for framing, giving false evidence, or delaying justice. The cabinet asks Minister Martin to consider tests to null the convictions, as the premier condemns several officers and urges suspension pending inquiry results.
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Australian Electricity Debate and Public Ownership Proposal
The report discusses arbitration through Mim Bech and Melbourne’s role, highlighting appeals for Australian leadership and industrial progress. It notes improved immigration, calls for public ownership of electricity, and proposes transferring private undertakings to a public authority under the Electric Light and Power Act, to ensure nationwide electricity supply and governance.
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Brisbane Weather Outlook With Storm Risk
Reported hot conditions in Brisbane with unusual heat near Longsea ch and Thargomindal. Weather Bureau notes high elaid levels in the northeast and southeast, unsettled conditions, scattered thunderstorms. Outlook remains mostly hot with limited relief in sight.
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Inquest on Police Suppression Of Megapelling Scandal
The inquiry faults police handling of Megapelling cases, noting extensive investigations since 1800 and widespread public distrust. It condemns police practices while urging honest enforcement, citing 78 percent of the population perceiving no wrong. The piece discusses governance, accountability, and the need for fair law observance.
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Freer Case Explodes Into Cabinet Crisis Slackens Coalition
In GANRERILA Yorsiay a cabinet dispute escalates into a political crisis as calls grow for Peterson to resign over a gravely disputed decision. Sources indicate the Country Party may push for withdrawal from the coalition if the government does not reverse the action. The House may reconvene before Friday as tension widens.
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Fourty Hour Week Debate Shocks Sydney Courts
A fiery discussion in Sydney pits the Industrial Commission against police and public safety concerns over enforcing a forty hour work week. Justice Cantor voices worry that torture cases and sensational claims mislead the public, while officials urge penalties for schedule abuse and careful policing to curb evasion. The judge proposes amending law to limit penalties and calls for restraint, transparency, and proper evidence in cases of alleged wrongdoing.
Missing Fisherman Beared He Was Talon By a Shark
Melbourne reports a fisher man from Paihia went to Port Phillip Bay and is believed to have been attacked by a shark. A search party, including a dinghy, found wreckage but no body. The man, aged 40, leaves a wife and four children. cabinet to review recommendations on further action.
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Germany Japan naval pact deepens Comintern fears
Berlin essay argues the German Japanese accord targets Comintern and British interests, denying anti British aims. London debate notes no treaty breach with Britain, Italy not yet in line, and calls for stable, peaceful co operation among powers to avert new conflict.
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Hearing Adjourned In Boys' Home Inquiry
Melbourne magistrate adjourned the inquiry into alleged mistreatment at a Canterbury boys home after Rev Thoynton could not attend due to a nervous collapse. The record notes evidence was poorly nourished and undue severity alleged. hearing postponed.
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