Wild Disorder In Parliament
MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- Disorderly scenes unprecedented in the history of State politics occurred in the Legislative Assembly early this morning. UPROAR reigned with both sides…
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Rabbit Trapping Method Criticised in Parliament
RABBIT trapping, as practised in Australia, was cruel, Mr. A. Tonge (Labor. Canterbury) said in the Legislative Assembly today. He urged…
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RABBIT trapping, as practised in Australia, was cruel, Mr. A. Tonge (Labor, Canterbury) said in the Legislative Assembly today. He urged…
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Issuing of postal ballot papers in municipal and shire elections was unanimously rejected on the Voices by the Lgislative Assembly today…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.—A report in an Irish newspaper of an interview with Senator Amour (Lab., N.S.W.) caused half an…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New Soviet-u.s. Struggle Security Council Elections
NEW YORK, October 1 (A.A.P.).— A bitter struggle was waged behind the scenes at UNO yesterday over the election of new temporary members of the…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--An early election appears inevitable in Victoria where the Legislative Council's rejection of the Government's Supply Bill has precipitated a political crisis…
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LAUNCESTON, Thursday. -- If, as seemed likely, the bank nationalisation bill was still not fully implemented within two…
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LAUNCESTON, Thursday. -- If, as seemed likely, the bank nationalisation bill was still not fully implemented within two…
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LAUNCESTON, Thursday. -- If, as seemed likely, the bank nationalisation bill was till not fully implemented within two…
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LAUNCESTON, Thursday. -- If, as seemed likely, the bank nationalisation bill was still not fully implemented within two…
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LAUNCESTON, Thursday. -- If, as seemed likely, the bank nationalisation bill was still not fully implemented within two…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--Unparalleled corruption was faking place in the administration of Government, particularly in land sales control, and should be sifted to the bottom, Mr. Anthony (CP, NSW) declared in the House…
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IE seul domaine qui soit bien organisé en Allemagne est marché noir, m'a déclaré un jeune intellectual allemand avec un sourire ironique et désabusé. "Dans la plupart des…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Uno Election Postponed One Council Seat Still Vacant
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (A.A.P.).—Two more ballots yesterday failed to break the deadlock in the UNO General Assembly over the election to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lobbying For S.C.G. Trust Election
The election this month of a members' representative to the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust has taken on some of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →What They Made Of This Election Result Where Do We Go From Here?
ORDINARILY, a State by election is of little concern outside, at the widest, the…
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LONDON, Saturday. — In a speech at the conclusion of the Conservative conference, Mr. Winston Churchill said:…
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MELBOURNE, Sat. -- State Labor Government Ministers said today that an election would be held in Victoria on November 15 or 22 Issues at the election will be nationalisation of banks and…
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LONDON, Sat. -- Mr. Winston Churchill today warned Conservatives to be ready for a general election in Britain within the next 12 months. He said there was every…
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