Anglican Synod enters political field, departs church neutrality
Brisbane report on Monday night covers Archbishop Wand urging Anglicans to engage with government. He argues pre and post reformed groups share civic duty and that church voices should promote reconciliation and goodwill while respecting political differences. The talk centers on how Christians can contribute to national policy without endorsing a party.
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Arguments Over Equal Benefit for Women in National Insurance Debate
A Canberra debate in Parliament discusses extending more benefits to women under the National Insurance Bill. Mr Mahoney argues women pay more into national funds but receive unequal treatment, while Mr Prout moves for equal benefits for men. The amendment is ruled out of order and the schedule is posted after lengthy debate.
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Senate Today Introduction Sparks Tight Third Reading
Canberra headlines recount a tightened third reading battle with a slim majority. Government measures faced possible defeat as division margins hovered around five votes with MPs from the Country Party and independents playing pivotal roles.
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Melbourne Man’s Car Invention
Melbourne inventor Wasson or Meles Teourne patented in London a sideways steering device for cars. The device aims to enable rear wheels to turn sideways, promising cheaper manufacturing and easier city driving. He traveled via Brisbane en route to Melbourne, predicting wholesale readiness within a year.
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Archdeaconry reshuffle and new West Archdeaconry created
Dr Wand announced a reorganization of the Brisbane Archdeaconry with much travel and parts added to Too Earma. he named Canon Moris as archdeacon of the West. Canon Morrie and Canon Thoms Doty traveled to Oxford for Master of Arts degrees while Dr Wheyne was elected Archbishop of Brisbane.
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Open Possum Season Likely Cabinet Decision Tomorrow
MIGMANE Monday reports cabinet likely to decide on an open possum season for peers this year. The minister for age entlero and hiwek ine says he has obtained information on the selection process and will inform cabinet of recommendations. Local discussions in London are referenced as part of the process and timing remains unclear.
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Defence of Australia defense spend hits nine year total
In Canberra the Defence Minister says spending on Australia’s defense has risen yearly, reaching about 51 million pounds per year by 1891 92 93. He notes total defence outlays for the past nine years exceed 61 440 610 pounds and references allocations for chaplains clergy and church projects in various Queensland towns and Sydney.
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Sydney Chamber Debates Insurance Proposals Amid Government Hurdles
In a brief session Sydney discussed two measures to regulate commerce. The government faces resistance in the Senate over National Insurance proposals and the exclusion of small insurance companies from approved medical service societies. Officials acknowledge slim chances of changing the lower house stance this week.
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Weather spread across Brisbane and Queensland in cold Monday
An OCR read shows a cold Monday across eastern Queensland with Brisbane noting a bitter chill. Western winds persisted as temperatures varied, with some stations reporting the coldest day of the season and others recording frost like conditions in Stanthorpe and Warwick.
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Turned Down Italy Angers Over Pact Rati fication
London dispatch reports Britain rejects Italy's request for ratification of the Anglo Turkish Pact amid pressure from Rome. News notes Rome's démarche, Mussolini's direction, and Britain's insistence on withdrawal of Spanish intervention terms before any pact completion.
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Estimated Surplus and Government Budgets Discussed
The article notes an estimated £3,700,000 surplus for the federal government and outlines a plan to raise funds via direct and indirect taxation, with defence spending increases and revenue concessions totaling about £19,000,000 since a previous period. It claims no hardship from the proposed £3,000,000 levy, spread over the next budget.
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Ministers to hold Brisbane dairy factory talks amid standards push
Reports unsatisfactory milk industry practices prompt Agriculture Minister Mr F W Babbock to meet dairy factory managers at a Brisbane conference. He cites overseas arguments and a need for improved quality, aiming to set stricter standards and discuss reforms with factory leaders and inspectors.
War Campaign Plans Hit by Floods and Attacks
War plans shift as floods inundate routes from Hankow toward the Yangtze Valley. Chinese defenses tighten while Japanese forces retreat to railway lines amid rising floods. In Poona Restant, gunmen target officials during a party injuring several, including a provincial government member and a musician, with additional wounded.
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Police Allegation Airlbourne Monday Lane Arun MaMuillan
Police in Airlbourne report a Monday incident involving Arun MaMuillan and others at a lane near Kang Street. The blurted account mentions alleged misconduct and possible negligence by a local official.
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