Parliament FEDERAL
The first session of the 21st Parliament was opened yesterday by the Governor-General, Field Marshal Sir William Slim, after…
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Opening of Parliament
The Governor-General, Field-Marshal Sir William Slim, delivers his speech at the opening of Federal Parliament in Canberra yesterday…
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THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL (Sir William Slim) and Lady Slim arriving at Parliament House, Canberra, yesterday. Sir William opened the 21st Commonwealth Parliament…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--In his statement' fro Parliament tonight on foreign affairs, the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) will announce Australia's…
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The programme outlined by the Governor-General to the new Parliament is one of carrying on much as before…
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A comprehensive statement on foreign affairs was made by the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, in the House of Representatives last…
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THE first session of the new Federal Parliament opened this week in an atmosphere of national uncertainty. Events in Indo-China have thrown a…
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Election of officers of the Farmers and Settlers' Association takes place at annual conference today…
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Elections for membership of the proposed Silo Board, rather than Ministerial selection, has been…
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An election is to be held in October for membership of the Council of the Potato…
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CANBERRA, Thursday. — Mr. A. R. Downer (Lib., S.A.) to-day suggested amending the Constitution to make elections for the House of Representatives…
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Sir,—May I suggest that, at future openings of Parliament, the audience be supplied, at public expense, with cough…
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The Senate yesterday continued the Address-in-Reply debate. In the House of Representatives a Ministerial statement was…
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LONDON.—The British Government won’t allow free elections in the colonies if Communists are likely to win them…
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THE American magazine Time recently blurted out its fond hopes resulting from the return to office of…
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The Senate yesterday continued the Address-in-Reply and the foreign affairs debates. The debates were adjourned,…
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The contest in the State elections which was settled by the electors on Saturday last was perhaps one of the most…
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Lord Mayor Hills is almost certain to be a member of the Legislative Assembly after next…
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The Senate yesterday passed the Royal Commission on Espionage Bill and finished the Address-in-Reply and Foreign…
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Sir,—I was very pleased to read the article "Listener at Large" in the "Herald" (August 11), as it touches on a source…
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