Victorian Elections Big Swing Against Labor
The Victorian Legislative Council elections, held on Saturday, showed a decided swing against Labor. The Labor Minister for Health (Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1931
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Federal Elections
Mr. J. A. Perkins, who was the Parliamentary representative of Eden-Monaro in the Federal House of Representatives from 1926 to 1929,…
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Mr. J. A. Perkins, who was the Parliamentary representative of Eden-Monaro in the Federal House of Representatives from 1926 to 1929,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Vindication Of 1 State Nationalist Election Policy SYDNEY
Addressing the annual congress of the State Nationalist Party, Which opened in Sydney to-day, Mr. Bavin said the Nationalist defect in October…
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Strict secrecy is being maintained concerning the contents of the "Emergency income Tax" Bill, which the Premier intends moving to-day. It…
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The president of the All for Australia League (Mr. E. Turnbull) declared that financial assistance for Mr. Lang by the Commonwealth should be accompanied…
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The Government has decided to pass legislation which will permit ratepayers to register their votes at local government elections despite…
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The Labor party, taking advantage of the fact that there will be no organised opposition, has decided to make a desperate attempt to capture…
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The Minister for Agriculture, addressing a meeting at Dunedoo, said there would be no split in the Labor party, aa many imagine, neither…
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Addressing a meeting at Geelong, the Minister for Markets and Migration (Mr. Parker Molouey) said that Australia, with a population of six…
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Australia would have been nearer prosperity had Mr. Scullin, or Mr. Lang, formed a -non-party, or an all-party, Cabinet, as Mr. Macdonald has done…
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Without food for days, nineteen destitute families invaded the Provincial Parliament buildings, declaring they would camp there until the…
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The Legislative Council passed the Milk Bill. Supply Bill, and the Debt Conversion Bill through all their stages…
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The Legislative Council, at an all-night sitting, passed the Interest Reduction Bill and the Moratorium (Amendment) Bill…
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In the House of Commons the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, announced that he would not prorogue the House, but adjourned…
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The House of Lords this evening passed the Finance Bill through all the remaining stages. Royal assent was later signified. All emergency…
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Parliament war prorogued to-day and to-night the King held a Privy Council at which a proclamation for the dissolution of Parliament was signed…
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Efforts are to be made by the State A.L.P. to force the Lang plan on all local government bodies in the State. All endorsed Labor…
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Parliament was prorogued to-day, and to-night the King held a Privy Council, at which the proclamation for the dissolution of Parliament was…
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Mr. Edgar Wallace, the novelist, has telegraphed Mr. Lloyd George:—"I am fighting Blackpool as a plain Lloyd George Liberal against food…
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