Federal Parliament. House of Representatives
In the House yesterday, The Prime Minister promised Mr. Johnson that pensions would be transmitted to old ago pensioners who were physically unable…
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Politics & elections, 1915
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Conscription. Parliament's View to Be Sought
The Premier stated last night that at an early date an opportunity Assembly to express its opinion as to whether there ought to be compulsory…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Carmichael gave notice of a motion to the effect that, in the opinion of the House, necessary steps should be taken to enforce…
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Mr. Cook presented a petition from a number of women in New South Wales, praying for the cessation of party politics during the continuance of the war…
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The Premier says that at an early date an opportunity will be afforded the Legislative Assembly to express its opinion as to whether there ought to bo…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Higgs (Q.) called attention to the fact that a number of enemy advertisements were appearing in Australian…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Fingleton asked the Attorney-General if he was aware of the high price ruling for coal in Sydney—25/ per ton? Was he aware that…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Fitzgerald, Vice-president of the Executive Council, replying to Mr. Black, said it was the intention of the Government, in view…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Spence, Postmaster-General, in reply to Mr. Kelly, said notifications relative to advertisements as regards goods of enemy…
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With the income Tax Bill, the Arbitration Bil, and the Compulsory voting Bill disposed of, there remains comparatively little business to be completed before the Federal…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →South Africa. the Election Campaign. Capetown, Sept. 9
The election campaign is in full swing. Practically all seats are being contested. The main fight is between the Bothaites and Hertozogltes. The latter are opposing all…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Senator Pearce, the Minister for Defence, made a statement in respect to the case of the returned soldier Perry, which was…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Fingleton asked the Attorney-General if he wea aware of the high price ruling for coal is Sydney—25/ per ton? Was the aware that…
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A dramatic turn was given to the proceedings in the House of Representatives on Thursday morning, when Dr. Maloney moved the adjournment to…
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The election of an alderman to fill the vacancy in the local Municipal Council takes place to-day. (Saturday,) the candidates being Messrs. C…
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The election of an alderman to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the municipal council, caused by the resignation of Dr. May, took place on Saturday last, and was very…
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In the Assembly yesterday. Mr. Grahame, the Minister for Agriculture, replying to questions asked by Dr. Arthur and Mr. Durack, said that as far as…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Trickett moved the second reading of the Oaths (Amendment) Bill. He said it proposed to abolish the custom of kissing…
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London,Tuesday Night.— Mr Asquith stated in the House of commons that he was not prepared at present to make any statement regarding national…
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Mr. Wade asked the Minister for Works, in the temporary absence from the chamber of the Premier, if it was true, as reported in the press, that the Imperial Government…
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