Primary Production. Mr. Bate Asks Questions in Parliament
At question time in the House of Representatives recently Mr. Jeff Bate, member for Macarthur, asked two questions relating to the primary…
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Politics & elections, 1952
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My Week in Parliament
The new Session's commencement was marked by a motion by Mr. Treatt, Leader of the Opposition, concerning…
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The Censure Motion moved this week by the Leader of the Opposition was "that because the Government has failed to…
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The Prisons Bill, 1952, was read a second time this week. It is long overdue and replaces the Prisons Act, [?] and…
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Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A., asked the Minister for Health in the State House last week, why it had been necessary to impose…
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"An amazing week" is the only way I can describe events in the State House last week. It was known before the…
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The following questions were asked of the Minister for Commerce and Agriculture, Hon. J. McEwen, by Mr. Jeff Bate,…
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Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A, states that a new polling place for State purposes has been approved at the Berrima…
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Now that the State House is once again in Session, we have arranged with the local Member, Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A., to…
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It is always encouraging when one's remarks in the House bring results. During my speech last week,…
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The disturbing facts about the N.S.W. Government's reintroduction of the 3d. per ton per mile tax on goods carried by…
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It is impossible in one short column to analyse the State Budgets but I shall point to a few striking features…
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This week the important debate on the estimates continued. This debate gives private members an opportunity of…
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In the House of Representatives last week Mr. Jeff Bate, M.H.R., member for Macarthur, after asking a question of the…
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The State Government, by the introduction last week of the "State Tileworks" (Amendment) Bill, have finally…
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Lost week a Bill was introduced by the Minister for Education to enable the Government to pay increased subsidies…
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The Lunacy (Amendment) Bill 1952, created a great deal of interest. Its object is to permit suitable patients in Mental…
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In the New South Wales Parliament last week Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A., gave an interesting address on the prevention of bushfires and the organisation of bush firefighting brigades. He was critical, in the course of his address, of the Government in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bushfire Prevention And Firefighting Organisation Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A. Gives Interesting and Factual Address in Parliament (Concluded from last issue)
Continuing his speech after being granted an extension of, time, Mr. Pelly said: The trailer pumps to which I referred have…
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This is a very complicated Bill but which, on analysis, reveals some very disturbing features. One of these features is…
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