Victorian Parliament
MELBOURNE. Monday.--The State Parliamentary session is to open to-morrow afternoon, and it is exported to last well on towards the end of the year…
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Recruiting Campaign Attitude of Labor Party. Parliament to Adjourn
In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon the Government will give notice of motion for the adjournment of the House on Thursday next to enable members to participate in the…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The State Parliament was opened to-day by the Governor (Sir' Arthur Stanley). In the Assembly the Address-in-Reply…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr. Brockfield (S[?]urt), moved that it was a matter of urgency that the standing orders should be suspended to permit of a resolution for the…
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The State Parliament was opened to-day. The Governor in his speech said the prosecution of the war was still their paramount duty…
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The Government was not in a business mood yesterday, doubtless owing to the absence of the Premier, and to the desire not to submit to the Assembly any further contentious…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Railway Employees. Mr. Fraser Replies to Parliament
The Minister for Works and Railways, Mr. Ball, yesterday tabled in the Legislative Assembly a reply by the Chief Commissioner for Railways to statements mado in Parliament…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Farmers' Parliament. Conference in Sydney. Presidential Address
The N.S.W. Farmers' and Settlers' Association began its annual conference at King's Hall, Hunter-st., Sydney, on July 8. It was the 25th annual meeting, and the president, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →State Parliament. I.w.w. Prisoners. a Recruiting Resolution
No Government business was transacted in the Legislative Assembly last night. On a party division, the House rejected a proposal by Mr. Brookfield, to reapen the cases of the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Progressives. Talk of Breaking with Nationalists. Threat for Next Elections Farmers' Candidates
The question of any political alliance and ofi ita attitude in the future was discussed by the Farmers and Settlers' Association at its annual conference yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →In the Imperial Parliament Confessions of Labor Ms.P. and Ministers
When more than forty years ago, David Shackleton was earning a few weekly shillings as half-timer in an Accrington mill, he would have been a bold prophet who had predicted that one day…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →The I.w.w. Men. Motion in Parliament. Commission Asked For
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Brookfield moved the adjournment of the House to enable him to discuss the appointment of a Royal Commission to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →"Not a Bit of Good!" Farmer's View of Parliament State Governorships Attacked
A proposal to do away with State Governors and State Parliaments was rejected by the Farmers and Settlers in conference today, but the subject received a pretty severe…
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Aid W. P. Fitzgerald (lender of the Labor Party in the City Council) made reference yesterday to a suggestion that several Labor aldermen proposed approaching the…
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The Assembly's sitting yesterday was devoted to miscellaneous business and to preparing the way for the month's recess, in view of the adjournment tonight for the recruiting…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →State Parliament. Recruiting Pledge. Letter From the Governor
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon, the Minister for Works and Railways, Mr. Ball, said that he was unable to understand the notices of wholesale dismissals…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Governor and Politics. Letter From His Excellency. Debate in Parliament
Prior to the discussion of a motion of which the leader of the Opposition had given notice in the Legislative Assembly yesterday the Acting-premier Mr. Fuller read the…
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Mr. Brookfield, on the motion for adjournment, said that Scully, who was a most material witness for the Crown in the I.W.W. cases, had made a written statement,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The I.w.w. Cases. Mr. Brookfield Moves in Parliament. Attempt to Secure Royal Commission Fails
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night Mr. Brookfield, claimed privilege to move as a matter of urgency that a Royal Commission be appointed to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →In and Out of Parliament: Why the Man on the Land Is Breaking Away From the "Nationalists," Australia's Seven Governments Sow the Whirlwind
The "Herald" is deadly frightened about the mood of the Progressives, and it is entreating them not to break with the "Nationalists." It warns them of the…
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