Wheat policy clash fuels Queensland grain debate
Queensland wheat growers and officials clash over a proposed stabilization plan. Statements by Mr. Sheeny and Mr. Binns highlight competing views on Australian price support, dairy industry impacts, and federal grants. The debate centers on how long term schemes should assist growers while protecting other sectors. The discussion weighs state actions against federal schemes and international prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Binns
Boaz
Bherty
Prague
Ennis Ore Company
Spd
Queensland
Eno
Sheety Fuga
Questigiand
Tier Staten
Sey
Sheet
Choise
Ste. Bheehy
Cheng Siouaton
Aigintmonre Wien
Oasis
Siveehy
Thomas
Dean
Goliath
Mr. Sheehy
Sheehy
Els
Perhays
Sheeny
Roberts
Whale
Minahesiy
Tata
Mainly for Women Set Holds Friday Business Meet
The One Your Set held a Friday business meeting in the hostel with the president absent and vice presidents unmentioned. Ron Millar chaired as the finance matters were discussed and a Friday night gathering was proposed for members to attend. Notable attendees included Mire, Me Dowgall, Sirs, Leo Corks, Mary Seymour, Daphne Burling, Evelyn Benner, Betty McLenuma and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Millar
Garael
Mire
Dowgall
Inaneh
Sirs
Menenyis
Isis Tia Aline
Leo Corks
Ps Hanlon
Mary Seymour
Daphne Burling
Evelyn Benner
Hill Fase
Fegsy Sesmaur
Geely ‘Stesie
Betty McLenuma
Coretty
Australian Chamois Plague Spurs Conservation Debate
A controversial account traces the spread of wild chamois from Mount Cook to the Southern Alps and further, with farmers and governments debating control. The piece notes population growth, grazing impact, and calls for decisive action to prevent ecological damage and cross-border spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Ubelf Faire Fiaultat
Saltreland
Australia
Sydney Bonnin Herald
Dmb
Bor Feng
Weuberg
Zealand
Mount Cook
Suppak
Louriet Resorts
Hesame Nulnance
Dane
Alps
Isnois
Partis
Arranged Marriages Across Cultures Cited By Educator
An Engilei schoolmaster discusses arranged marriages as a cultural force affecting youths and societies. Lady Bess of an uplish lineage cites China where matches are often arranged before couples meet, with various comments on Western and Chinese marriage practices and concerns about misperceptions.
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Engilei
Meny
China
Musle
Rosie
Bok' Se
Householders Urged to Aid Nutrition Research
Reader call to assist in a Brisbane nutrition study through a confidential questionnaire. The aim is to collect data on food consumption across income groups, with results to guide public health. Responses, especially from northern towns, are requested and should be sent to Medico via Warwick Daly.
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Brisbane
Warwick Daly Ews
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Prige
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Apa
Teres
Aaron
Brive Beereatys
Betrayer
Jon
Eich
Hosie
AutAs
Warwick Daily News
Fuiry
Pereode
Reid Caveroun
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Holdrook
Atl
Mummy
Ney
Veo
Scrubs
Wim
Dersil
Duns
Minghal
Schumann
Graedy
Wales
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Rufup
Stewart
Surumann
Mumm
Persil
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