Council Elections
Sir,—I have been following with a good deal of interest the arguments advanced by the various organisations who…
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Politics & elections, 1948
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Correspondence Council Elections
Sir, — The present council, which has been in control of local affairs since the amalgamation, while agreeing "in…
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A large conference of all Labour Leagues and affiliated trade, unions in Greater Wollongong, was held at the Miners'…
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Sir,—The Blue Gum Helensburgh Progress Association, at its usual monthly meeting held on the 28th August, discussed…
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Sir—As the youngest candidate for Council Elections, being non-political, non-sectarian and an independent candidate, one must condemn…
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At a meeting on Monday night representatives of combined Greater Wollongong Progress Associations decided to…
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The Communist Party is standing a team of six candidates for election to the Council of Greater Wollongong, and proposes that electors…
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The following who offer themselves as candidates for election to the Council of the City of Greater Wollongong, are widely…
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Although nominations for the Greater Wollongong Council election dosed on Wednesday, these will not be announced Until midday to-morrow (Friday)…
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The meeting of Combined Progress Associations called for last Thursday night to discuss the advisability of running a progressive ticket at the council elections ended abruptly after a motion had been carried to refer…
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Three aldermen, the mayor, Ald. Graham, Aids. Maynes and Kelly, and Mr. R. Connor, attended the last meeting of the…
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Sir,—In your issue of 2/9/48 appeared a lengthy letter from A.L.P. Campaign Director Connor, containing more than a…
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Sir,—May I thank, on behalf of the Aust. Labour Party, "Democrat," "Citizen," "Ratepayer" and the whole company…
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Aid. Vidler alleged at the meeting of the City Council on Monday night that outside employees of the council were…
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Fifty-three candidates had nominated for the first election of the Greater Wollongong City Council when nominations…
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Sir—As a young native-born and progressive citizen, I am offering my services to the electors of Greater wollongong for consideration as…
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Sir.—May I thank, on behalf of the Aust. Labour Party, "Democrat' "Citizen", "Ratepayer" and the whole company of anonymous…
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Sir.—The citizens of this district will be pleased to hear that Mr. G. A. Sargent will be a candidate at the coming Council Elections…
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Following are particulars of the candidates supported by several Progress Associations for Greater Wollongong Elections…
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