Parliament Opens
The Governor's speech, submitted at the opening of the State Parliament on Tuesday, was one of the longest on record…
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Politics & elections, 1923
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Telegraphic News. SYDNEY. Thursday, 4 p.m. PARLIAMENT
In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Lang, leader of the Opposition, continued the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He attacked the Government…
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Mr. Bruxner, leader of the Progressive party, continued the debate on the Address in Reply on Thursday in the Assembly. He indicated that…
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The second reading of the Post and Telegraph Rates Bill was proceeded with in the House of Representatives last night. Mr. Gibson said…
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The early returns of the polling for the Irish Free State election indicate a sweeping Ministerial victory. publican leader, now under arrest has been elected in, Clare, defeating the Government candidate…
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Early election returns suggest a sweeping Government victory. Mr. Mulcahy and four other Ministers top the poll, but It is. believed…
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Throughout the Irish Free State the voting was four to one in favor of the Treaty. A feature of the election has been the success of women…
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Mr. Lang asked the Premier in the House on Wednesday whether he had referred the wheat compensation question to the Auditor General as agreed with the…
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The Premier placed on the notice paper of the Assembly last night a Series of standing order reforms. Amongst them is a time limit for…
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The Income Tax Collection Bill was [?]ead a third time in the Assembly yesterday. The report of the advisory…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cotton Spinning Bond Commences Support Prom Press and Parliament
During the recent visit of a large body of Australian rural pressmen to the cotton-spinning mill recently erected by G. A. Bond & Co., Ltd.,…
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Serious allegations regarding the conduct of certain people in the Labor movement, in connection with the Eden-Mnaro election in 1920,…
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The committee of the A.L.P., which conducted the inquiries into the ballot box allegations, reported to the meeting on Friday that in the course…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Parliament Meets at Canberra---When? Mr. Chapman Says 1925
The Minister for Customs, Mr. Austin Chapman, wants the Federal Parliament to meet at Canberra, and like the boy with the soap. " Won't be happy till be…
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There was challenge and counter challenge on Thursday between Mr. Willis, president of the A.L.P., and Mr. J. Bailey, M.L.A., president of…
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Messrs. Willis and Carey, president and secretary respectively of the A.L.P., who waited upon the Deputy Federal Electoral Officer (Mr…
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At yesterday's meeting of the Shire Council the election of president for next year took place. The presidential allowance was…
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The Government has determined to pass the Liquor Bill, the Fair Rents Bill, and the Monopolies Bill. This will be done after completing…
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The Minister for Justice will deliver his second reading speech on the Marriage (Amendment) Bill tomorrow. It is understood that the…
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The British Parliamentary elections have gone definitely against the Ministry. Newspaper commentators have little sympathy for Mr. Baldwin…
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