The Federal Parliament. House of Representatives
The House continued its rambling discussion on the estimated all night Thursday. Members settled down, most of them at full length, on the benches. Proceedings were…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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Parliament. Franchise Bill Rejected by Council. Ironworks Bill Carried in Assembly. Labor Opposition
The Sydney Corporation Franchise Bill was rejected on its second reading in the Legislative Council on Thursday by 28 votes to 6…
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The Socialist vote was increased slightly in the Presidential election. Positions in Dr. Wilson's first Cabinet are likely to be offered to Mr. Oscar W…
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Yesterday the State Legislative Assembly Chamber was again the arena for one of those disorderly scenes that have been so common since Mr. Willis has occupied the…
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IN the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Waddell asked premier if it was true, as stated, that the immigrants coming to Australia were low and fifty, and used…
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The Premier, Mr M'Gowen, on Saturday morning expressed himself satisfied with the progress made with legislation during the week and appeared to be…
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In reply to a question in tho House of Commons, Sir Rufus Isaacs, Attorney-General, declined while a charge upon which Francis Richard Shackleton was arrested was…
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There was another scene in the legislative Assembly on Monday afternoon The Speaker drew attention to Mr. J. Perry having infringed…
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In the Council yesterday, The City Tattersall's Club Bill was read a third time. The President read a message from…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator Pearce, the Minister of Defence, informed Senator Guthrie (S.A.) that every effort was being made to make cadet drills…
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In the Council yesterday. The Inscribed Stock (Issue and Renewals) Bill was read a third time and for-warded to the Assembly…
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In the Semite yesterday, The amendments in the Navigation Bill were further considered. Senator Lynch (W.A.) moved that seamen…
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In the Council yesterday. The message brought up by the commit-tee in connection with the Council's in-sistence on its amendments in the Gas Bill…
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The scenes in the House on Monday and Tuesday, as a result of trouble the previous week between the Speaker and Mr. Perry, over…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, when the Speaker took the chair at 4.30, the galleries were packed with spectators After formal business had been dealt with…
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The Legislative Council on Tuesday evening, declined to put domestic servants and clerks in the schedule of the Arbitration Act…
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In the Assembly yesterday, The estimates for the Department of Public Works, £1,053,848, were discussed in committee…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Findley, Honorary Minister, informed Senator M'Coll (Vic.), that 109 postal officers were entitled to furlough who had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Who Controls Parliament? No Confidence Motion. Against the Speaker. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this morning, Mr. Wood asked the Premier what the Government proposed to do, in view of the position that had arisen in…
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An effort is being made to got Congress to [?] the Constitution and provide for the direct election of Presidents…
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