Telegraphic News Thursday, 4 p.m. PARLIAMENT
The Assembly adjourned yesterday until the 25th May. It is not expected that the House will meet, however, until the end of June or…
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Politics & elections, 1920
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Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives yesterday a bill was passed for the appropriation of £10,000,000 for pensions was reintroduced by Sir…
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The Prince is to lay a foundation stone at Canberra on June 14. The Prince expects to visit Australia again and per. haps open the first Parliament at…
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It may now be taken for granted that the State Parliament will not meet until August. Preparations for the reception of the Prince and…
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Ministers have sufficient proposals to occupy a session as long as the life of Parliament itself, but the Premier has already made it…
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No further figures are available for the Ballarat election. Mr. McGrath (Labor) has 600 votes over all the other candidates…
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Shrieking for "justice for Father Jerger" wild-eyed women created such a disturbance in the House of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →THE Queanbeyan Age. Friday, July 16, 1920. Telegraphic News. Scene in Parliament. Sydney
A scene occurred in the Federal Parliament during the censure debate. Mr. Brennan attacked the…
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The State Government's programme for the opening of Parliament on Tuesday next will probably include an Anti-Profiteering Bill,…
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In the Assembly last night the Premier replied to Sir George Fuler's speech, which concluded with a censure motion. Mr Storey said…
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There was a lively element in [?] discussion on the censure mo[?] in the Legislative Assembly [?] night. The debate was not…
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The debate on the censure moon was concluded in the Assembly yesterday and will be again considered to-night. Mr. Weaver…
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Prohibitionists in Australia have taken much comfort from the absence of a wet plank in the platform of both political parties in…
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The Queensland elections passed off quietly on Saturday. Although it is yet to early to from a definite opinion, the latest figures…
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The Nationalist newspapers are making an mouthful of the act that the polling at the general election on saturday resulted is…
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The Premier states that the Government does not contemplate an early appeal to the people. He does not think he will have any…
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Why did the Country party forge ahead of the Nationalists in the recent Queensland elections? Why did Labour, in…
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The Premier states that the Government does not contemplate an early appeal to the people. He had no reason to believe that he would…
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