Notes From The City On Politicians And Public Life
Foenich Berries notes a long critique of government and party figures in New South Wales politics. He mocks the nationalisation era and industry mismanagement, cites housing site battles, and lampoons ministers for housing and transport while highlighting a chaotic transport system and public dispute over wage and price pressures. The piece blends satire with references to local figures and events.
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Qommos
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Eddie Ward
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W. J. Cleary
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Clive Evatt
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Ray Bradwell
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Palmers and Gramers’ Co-operative
Mexico
Mr. Bradwell
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