South Australian Elections
Sydney, Thursday.—Mr. Griffith. Minister for Works, considers that the defeat of the Verran Ministry in South Australia was due to the Brisbane strike…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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Our Local Parliament
The usual fornightly meeting of the local Borough Council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night last, when there were present—…
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A vigorous debate occurred in the House of Commons between Mr. Asquith and Mr. Bonar Law on the address from the throne, the latter…
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Parliament was opened to-day, and though the day was dull, there was no rain to mar the function. Their Majesties King George and…
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The State Parliament meets to-day. The first business, it might be supposed, would be to rectify the Gilbertian position of "Hansard." At…
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The new South Australian Ministry has been formed ns follows: A. H. Peake, Premier, Treasurer, and Minister of Education…
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An electioneering story from Hungary, as told by Mr. R. W. SctonWatson in "Corruption and Reform in Hungary."…
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On Monday the State Parliament [?] its high and responsible duties. To quote ([?] "The unprofitable [?] of Parliament has…
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In the Legislative Council the Minister for Education moved the second reading of the industrial Arbitration Bill, and urged that the…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.—The scrutiny of the general election returns in South Australia is now complete. The Assembly consists of 24 Liberals and 16 Socialists…
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In the Assembly on "Wednesday, the Minister for Lands informed Mr. Fern that during the year 1911 six reports of an adverse nature had been…
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Parliament is once more in session, and the Government is confronted by a difficulty which has its rise in its own timidity and irresolution. Rather…
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Mr. Levien moved his motion of censure against the Speaker in the Assembly last night. Proceedings were lively through…
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A Bill to construct workers' dwellings at [?] was read a second time in the Assembly by 35 vote and time in the Assembly by 35…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—A scene occurred at the Houses of Parliament yesterday, which had had no parallel since 1812. A man who gives the name of Henry,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Wade's motion of dissent from the Speaker's ruling, in prematurely closing the debate on Monday night, was negatived…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the Armidale Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night last, when there were…
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It is understood that the Queensland elections will take place on 27th April. It is believed that the Government programme will contain a…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday night, the leader of the Opposi tion asked if it was a fact that under the Speaker's instructions a large body…
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In the Assembly on Monday, Mr. Wade asked Mr, Dacey would be make a statement regarding the relations between the Government and…
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