Correspondence on Drug Issues and Parliament Critique
Open letter to Colne Bell criticizes high drug prices and government inaction. Argues private power dominates policy, Parliament is ineffective, and the people should decide. Includes reflections on political reform and accountability. Also features "Trials of a Pioneer" detailing a battler's pursuit of roads, education, and self-funded schooling in Australia.
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Tasmanian Federation Debate Promises Prosperity Gains
Sir Walter Lee commented on per capita payments to the states and the convention’s reach beyond section 51 of the constitution. He anticipated a period of remarkable prosperity as industries expand, aided by Tasmania’s offer of cheap power to attract manufacturers and stabilize industry.
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