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Federal House Yesterday A Labour M.P. Wanted No Cut In Taxes
Labour back-bencher, Dr. John Galla, who has already established a reputation as an expert in tactless phrase, added a new one to his collection yesterday when he said thal "the Australian working man has allied himself with ...
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AUSTRALIA CAN GIVE A LEAD
The Prime Minister says he will make no further statements on the subject of Britain's sterling indebtedness while consultations between ...
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How Can We Overcome The Nursing Shortage?
The nursing profession in Australia faces to-day one of the greatest crises in its history. With unrest, dissatisfaction, and disunity within its ranks, and serious encroachment from without, the ideals of the profession are in imminent ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Norwegians To Fly To Antarctic
TWELVE Norwegian specialists are preparing to fly to the Antarctic next year to investigate the glaciers there, the weather conditions, the ...
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AFTER UNRRA
The fearful plight of wide, areas in Europe and the Far East, where the joint problems of famine and refugees will become desperate with ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COUNCIL BANKING
Sir,—The proclamation of Section 48 of the Banking Act, 1945, which, in effect, obliges State Governments, municipal and shire councils, and other ...
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FOOD PARCEL DELAYS
Sir,—Cannot something be done to speed up delivery of parcels of needed food to England? A postal official told me that parcels ...
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SHIP FOR ANTARCTIC
Sir,—So the old Antarctic exploration vessel Wyatt Earp is to be requisitioned once more for similar service. Whatever may have been her ...
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THE RIGHT OF APPEAL
Sir,—There is, I suggest, in recent industrial happenings in Victoria, a pointed lesson for Dr. Evatt on the advisability of including a right of ...
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MEAT FOR BRITAIN
Sir,—Each person in this country is issued with seven meat coupons a month, representing roughly 7lb. of meat. ...
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ROAD DANGERS
Sir,—Councillor Dunbar's letter on the road deviation at Avalon Beach attacks the well-considered plan of the Main Roads Department to by-pass ...
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WAR MEMORIALS
Sir,—I applaud the letter of D. R. Croft in his appeal to citizens to protest against unsuitable memorials for our soldiers who gave their lives. ...
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PALESTINE IS TEST FOR UNO
After a good deal of preliminary skirmishing, the United Nations has got down to work on the Palestine problem in a businesslike way. The ...
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Mild Autumn Plays Tricks With Flowers And Birds
SYDNEY'S Indian summer, which has almost developed into a false spring-time, is playing pranks with plants and pests and flying things. ...
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PEGGED CAR PRICES
Sir,—In a recent leading article you stated that "the owner of a Welltreated vehicle could legally obtain no better price than the seller whose car ...
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HARE COURSING
Sir,—All humane people will agres with your correspondents on the cruelty of live hare coursing In the bull-baiting an unthinking public ...
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VICE-REGAL
His Excellency the Governor, attended by Flight-Lieutenant R. B. Nash. A.D.C., opened the 11th annual State conference of the Far West Children's Health Scheme, ...
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