Local Bodies Re-election Opposed Newcastle
A strong minute submitted to the Newcastle City Council to-night by the Mayor, Ald. Cornish, against the Premier's proposal to introduce a…
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Parliament. From the Gallery. Elections Bill
Rumours of legislative wars, pestilences, and devastations have filled the air during the last few weeks, and when members of the Assembly gathered yesterday after their short…
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who arrived in Sydney yesterday, lately retired from the Presidency of the Legislative Assembly of India. An interesting interview with him on the subject of self government…
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The adjourned session of the N.S.W. Parliament was resumed yesterday morning. Immediately the Speaker took the chair, the Minister for Labor and…
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SIR AUSTIN CHAPMAN, M.P., died at Lewisham Hospital last night His death was not unexpected,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →OVERTIME? 44 Hours for Seamen Bavin Protests (Parliament--Continued from Page 10)
When, the Legislative Assembly reassembled after lunch to-day the Minister for Labor (Mr. Baddeley) asked leave to introduce a bill to amend the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Labor's Attack Bitter Federal Debate Over Speakership Opening of Parliament Melbourne
With a splendor and pomp that has not been seen since the war, the tenth Parliament of the Commonwealth was opened this afternoon amid a blaze of gold braid, glittering decorations and orders, and gorgeous uniforms…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Stage Set Parliament's Meeting Last in Melbourne All Labor's Officials Are Re-elected Melbourne
THE stage is set for the opening of the tenth Parliament of the Commonwealth, the last to be held in Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Victorian Amateur Athletes Election of Olympic Delegate: Club Contests
MUCH interest is being shown in the election of two delegates for the Victorian Olympic Council at to-night's meeting of the Victorian Amateur…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Disputed T. J. Ley's Election a Petition Mcdonald Not Satisfied
Mr. F. A. McDonald, the defeated candidate for Barton at the Federal elections, has lodged, a petition in the registry of the High Court of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →"Iniquitous" Municipal Elections Councils' Big Protest
Representing 1700 aldermen and 800 shire councillors, a big deputation will wait on the Premier (Mr. Lang) this afternoon, to protest against the…
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WHEN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY yesterday reached the consideration of the Council's amendments in the Parliamentary Electorates and Ejections Bill, the Chief Secretary moved that the amendments he disagreed with…
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TO MR. FITZPATRICK, who wanted to know if members of the police force were to enjoy the 44-hours system, or, failing that…
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In the House of Representatives today the Prime Minister, on a motion of adjournment, moved a motion of condolence concerning the deaths of…
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The 44-hour working week was the subject of several questions addressed to Ministers in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Replying to Mr. Skelton, the Premier said…
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People who forecast that this was to be an interesting session in the State House are doomed to disappointment, for if yesterday's business be any indication of what is to be…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →PARLIAMENT. 21/12/1925. Subsidy of £32,500 to Orphanages
Mr. Hoskins (W.S.) [3.21 p.m.] moved—That the item "Subsidy towards maintenance of children in orphanages…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Sydney Morning Herald. Thursday, January 14, 1926, Our Nattonal Parliament
The decisiveness of the November defeat of Labour was emphasised yesterday, when the House of of Representatives was again constituted. On the right…
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Proceedings in the Legislative Assembly yesterday opened with the usual barrage of questions designed either to delay progress with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Parliament. Opened By Lord Stonehaven. Programme of Industrial Legislation. Sir Littleton Groom Elected Speaker. (From Our Special Representative.) Melbourne
THE first session of the tenth Parliament of the Commonwealth was opened this afternoon by the Governor-General, Lord Stonehaven. Sir Lattleton Groom, formerly Attorney-General, was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives…
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