Commonwealth to set motor registration fee policy
Sydney reports Canberra states the Commonwealth will immediately draw up a departmental policy to guide state governments in fixing motor registration fees. State governments have asked for a common policy to standardize the basis and levels of fees across jurisdictions.
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Senator Macleay Faces Question On Registration Fees
Senator Macleay declined to state whether to lower or raise registration fees to affect Cary Ath. The record shows no clear policy hint, with uncertainty about UM governance and potential moves to the states.
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Wheatgrowers Union Endorses Request at Gitgandra Conference
Delegates from union branches met at Gitgandra last week to back a request from the Wheatgrowers Union. Mr J Hazleton of Toogongy attended as a participant in the conference and supported the motion.
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Motion Favors Deferral as Rural Board scrutinized land deals
Members debated deferring action while investigations proceed into a Mortgag e Bank proposal. A motion by Bings branch prompted a conference resolution to protest to the Prime Minister against Rural Reconstruction Board actions. Settlers allege debt adjustments were denied for not needing extra areas, with talks on fair terms and rates.
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Cool thieves makeup heist at bakery safe theft
Thieves moved a heavy iron safe containing £276 in cash and cheques from a bakery using any van. The van was found abandoned near Cryd on. The safe had been cut open with an oxyacetylene burner and the money disappeared.
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Russo German Clash Battle of Tanks in Southern Poland
More than four thousand tanks are in the battle between German and Russian forces in Southern Poland. Russians claim to have destroyed about 300 Nazi tanks near Minsk while German drives toward Moscow continue. Analysts doubt Germany can seize Moscow as Soviet forces hold and press on other fronts. A German general is reportedly killed amid the fierce fighting.
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Steel helmets and gas masks to air raid wardens
The State Minister for National Emergency Mr Heffron states that steel helmets and gas masks will be issued shortly to air raid wardens in the metropolitan Newcastle and Wol. Several thousand yanigaka have come to hand and will be distributed as soon as possible, with supplies of steel helmets expected at an early date.
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National Emergency
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Prices inquiry and petrol rationing motions considered
The Prices Commissioner was urged to investigate current machinery duplicate prices with a view to drastic action if excessive. Motions on petrol rationing sought a more liberal allowance for country car owners and reduced motor registration rates to align with rationing.
Red Army Holds Front as Battle Rages in Baranowice Gap
Reports describe one of history’s fiercest confrontations across the Russo German front. German panzer divisions broke through northern Lithuania toward Minsk and Moscow, while Soviet forces counterattack and defend key fronts. News from Moscow notes steady Soviet resistance, with uncertain word on German encirclement and relief efforts. US and New Zealand supplies to Britain are being discussed as aid moves toward the war effort.
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Fast passenger train to Wellington cuts travel time from Sydney
A rapid rail service from Sydney to Wellington is launching early July, reducing trip time by about two hours. The express timetable will stop only at Katomba, Mount Victoria, Lithgow, Bathurst, Blayney, Orange and Wellington, with feeder services between Orange and Dubbo and additional trains on the Dubbo Narromine and Dubbo Orange routes. The October timetable may add an express mail train Sydney to Dubbo via Wellington, replacing the Coonamble mail, all to improve public transport amid petrol shortages.
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British Cabinet Shuffle Signals War Material Drive
Lord Beaverbrook named Minister for Supply and Sir Andrew Duncan becomes President of the Board of Trade. A dispatch claims the new appointments will trigger the greatest drive on record to mobilize war materials as Lord Beaverbrook takes key supply role.
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Andrew Duncan
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