The State Parliament. Legislative Assembly
In the Assembly yesterday, The Industrial Arbitration Bill was further considered, the House sitting all night. Clause 43 provides: "There shall be a…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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The Federal Parliament. the Senate. In the Senate, yesterday
The Vice-President moved that during the remainder of the session Government business should take precedence. Senator O'Keefe (Tas.) desired to enter a…
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Lord Robert Cecil (Unionist) has been returned for the Hit[?]hin district of Herts, Vice Dr. A. Hiller (Unionist) deceased by 5542 votes, against 3909 polled by Mr. T…
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Mr Hughes, the Labor Attorney-General of the Commonwealth Government, has a unique opportunity of putting Labor views before the people each…
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The present Parliament is to run its natural course. There is at present no possibility of a general election before the expiration of the triennial period…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. McGowen, the Premier, in answer to Mr. Fitzpatrick, said he was strongly in favour of the Savings Banks being left in the hands…
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In the Assembly yesterday discussion was continued in committee of the Industrial Arbitration Bill. Mr. Beeby, Minister of Labour, proposed…
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Senator M'Gregor, the Vice-president of the Executive Council, said that the Minister of External Affairs had offered to the Vice-consul for Russia, that if two of the…
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In tho Senate yesterday, The Minister of Defence informed Senator St. Ledger (Q.) that the Postmaster-General had been advised that the Post and Telegraph…
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In the Council yesterday, The Crimes (Girls Protection) Bill was read a third time. The Criminal Appeal Bill was received…
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In the Somite yesterday. The debate on the second reading of the Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta Railway was resumed…
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Mr. Asquith (Prime Minister) made a statement in the House of Commons to the effect that he hoped the present session would end on Dec. 15, and the next begin…
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Mr. Flowers, the Vice-president of the Executive Council, moved that, for the remainder of the season, unless otherwise, ordered, this House should meet for the…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Dacey. the Treasurer, introduced the taxation proposals of the Government, and moved the following resolution:…
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Nikolaris Njigus has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment for shooting from the gallery at Herr Hochinbarger, one of the Ministry, on October 5 last, during a…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator O'Keele mqulred what action it was proposed to take with regard to the report of the Royal Commission on the subject…
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The only nominations received on Saturday for the Cobar seat was that of Charles Stuart Fern, the selected Labour candidate. Mr. Fern was, therefore, declared elected…
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In the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Lynch asked the Minister for Pub-lic Instruction if the teachers of this State would receive the proposed increases in salary' before the Christmas vacation. If not,…
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Mr. Fisher, Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Higgs (Q.) said the Government would seriously consider the question of shortage in the supply of sugar…
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It Is still doubtful whether conciliation in the colliery Industry is dead or whether it will shortly be resusciated. The miners are anxious for its revival. The proprietors…
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