Wammerawa Electorate Benefited from Decentralisation Push
The Fuller Government boasted of economy and development spending, contrasting with Labor. It cited local government grants across Wammerawa and districts, noting road and bridge work, railway progress, and the creation of new schools and an intermediate high school, with numerous grants listed for shires like Castlereagh, Coolah, Dubbo, Mudgee, Wellington, and Wyaldra.
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Wammerawa and Nationalist Candidates Profiles
Biographical sketches of H T Blacket and H R Buttsworth detailing Dubbo and Coonamble political figures. Includes Blacket’s business career, mayoral service, and public roles. Buttsworth’s shift from Labor to Nationalist, local governance in Coonamble, and landholding and public service. Mentions Fuller Government development and cross-state Riverina agreement.
Fear of autocratic rule voiced by NSW Premier
Sir George Fuller KCMG, premier of New South Wales, warns there is a dangerous drift toward autocracy threatening constitutional government. He argues the outcome hinges on the people’s vote, stating no previous era matched the risk to democracy or the empire’s liberal traditions.
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Murray Wharf Proposal and MacDonald’s Legacy Highlight NSW Plan
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