Railway freight and transport probe sparks wider reforms
In Brilwane the Royal Commission on Transport heard evidence on high freight costs for producers. Goldenstedt argued metropolitan branch line losses reflect competition and aim to keep the cheapest services for the state, urging investigation into the railways to justify rate structures and possible reforms.
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Royal
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Ube subUrlin
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Tien Mere
Golden
Daring Air Rescue From Mud Poor Weather
A plane with three aboard became bogged in mud near Daly Waters after landing in stormy conditions. The crew reported heavy rain and lightning, and attempts to reach Daly Waters failed. They diverted toward Victoria, with officials noting the craft faced severe weather and rough landings.
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Moasane
Arene
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Victoria
Brisbane Growth Plans Face Railway Modernisation Debate
A Brisbane chamber of commerce meeting discusses proposals affecting north Queensland growth and Rawle Bill provisions. Officials debate government funding, railway system issues, and a potential shift to Federal control to relieve transport bottlenecks. The plan includes road and rail competition considerations, cost estimates, and anticipated feeder traffic to the railway network.
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Tuny Chamber of Commerce
Uae
Counfy
Leaders of Military Personnel Announced
Melbourne reports the appointment of high ranking officers to command the Australian contingent. General Sir Jurry Casuee presides as commander with Colonel Taihd of Victoria as first officer, leading 450 infantry brigade. Second in command is Lieutenant Colonel N. D-Burton of New South Wales. Adjutant Major 6, and other staff assignations include Major W.C) Red q soak for Queensland.
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Jurry Casuee
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Dore
Routh
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Tasmania
Companiy
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Light Horse
Western
Australia
Eliot
Infantry
Dieensisna
Really Light Bone
Brier
Tafoniry
South Australis
Federal Finances Turn From Surplus To Deficit
The report shows a shift from a surplus of 1,000,000 to a deficit of 290,000 pounds. December figures show a 120,000 deficit amid heavy interest and blame on Treasury for sharp dealing. Revenue for the year climbs to 30,198,000 with outstanding payments and expenses rising above prior years.
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Notable Visitor Urges Australia Immigration Reform
The article reports Colonel Morabury, ex Bank of England official and former Guoadlan Assurance Company head, arriving from town on 10-24y. He argues Australia must reform immigration to balance population, favoring urban distribution and rural growth, claiming cities hold too many people and England offers better prospects for growth.
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Australia
Wiock
England
Bo Lane
World tensions rise as Allies warn of new danger in Europe
A fragmented Paris London dispatch notes France Germany and England on high alert amid mounting diplomatic strains. The Times correspondent reports rising alarm over French influence and external threats, with Berlin signaling friction between departments and a broader foreign policy crisis.
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Conference of Australian and Overseas Wool Delegates Arrives
Melbourne hosts a major wool conference as South African and New Zealand delegates arrive to discuss publicity, research, and cooperative action. Wool industry leaders aim to promote Merino wool and explore methods to combat prickly pear pest while expanding overseas collaboration and advertising.
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Waal
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Joubert
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Phetabhasus
Cheistie
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Hpi
Sicllan
Diphtheria Outbreak in Brisbane Prompts Hospital Readies
An outbreak at a Brisbane hospital forces the transfer of four patients to another facility. authorities report multiple child cases, while officials note no link to a broader spread among staff or visitors. The incident follows a wave of international commentary on Spain’s position in the broader conflict and wartime policy.
Wool fraud fears prompt publicity drive in industry
A public wool publicity campaign is planned after reports of deceptive sales and mislabeling. Officials warn buyers may be exposed to woolless or diluted goods and urge the Wool Board to use its ten thousand pound fund for research and campaigns to protect the wool trade.
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Australis
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Conarat
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Waal
Weel Board
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Wooton
Commonwealth Budget Report Notes Limited Six Month Outlook
A partially readable budget note outlines payments to pensioners and public servants and the need for grants at about 280,000 for the state. The treasury statement indicates the Commonwealth Government’s six month position is not yet clear and may depend on forthcoming actions.
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Tien
Treasury
Commonwealth
German Accusations and War Tactics Reported
A chaotic set of lines reports on German accusations against France regarding Morocco and colonial interference. It mentions Paris, German news agencies, and plans for large forces, claiming covert uniforms and preparations. The piece also notes alleged French actions and potential military responses, with scattered references to casualties and positions.
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Mars 9
Qetastal
Ghal Ra
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Trey Inn
Banerah
Plane Located After Forced Landing in Ranges
An extensive air search traced the missing aircraft to the Sulmane Range where it made a forced landing. The two occupants exited the craft unharmed with only minor injuries reported to one, while the other was uninjured.
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