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HIGHER ELECTRICITY TARIFF FORECAST
Owing to a "continued upward trend in costs and the £1 rise in the basic wage," the increased electricity charges introduced last July will be inadequate. Further rises will be necessary. ...
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HOPES FOR END OF STRIKE DYING
Hopes for a settlement of the train strike crashed suddenly yesterday when the striking unions decided to stay out until their demands were met. The decisions again brought, the strike to a ...
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A.F.U.L.E. Leaders Discuss Rail Strike
A.F.U.L.E. LEADERS met yesterday to discuss the rail strike. Seated (Left to right).--Mr. G. M. Ridgway (general secretary), and Mr. E. J. Harrison, M.H.R. (general president). Standing (Left to right).--Messrs. A. Musgrave (Commonwealth railways), I. Kissick (Queensland), L. F. Hunter, (N.S.W.), N. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Man's Body in Yarra; Murder Charge Laid
A 32-year-old storeman, of St. Kilda, was charged yesterday with the murder of a man, who allegedly ...
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Tyre Cord Makers Not in Danger
CANBERRA, Thursday.--There is no danger at present or in the near future of ...
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MARCH 1 TRAINING START IN DOUBT
CANBERRA, Thursday.--If the Labor party persists with its idea of referring the National Service Bill to a select committee it will not be possible to start the scheme by March 1. The Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) said this tonight. He ...
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Men Bound and Gagged in Hold-up
SYDNEY, Thursday.--Two men who held up an employe and a customer at Vic Cooper's hat shop in Pitt-street ...
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Freezing Order for Discussion
SYDNEY, Thursday.--The district committee of the Amalgamated Engineering Union today decided to call a ...
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Gay Reception of Salary Increase
In gay humor, Legislative Councillors, last night debated the bill to increase their salaries by £300 to £1050 a year. "It's just another pot boiler," ...
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18,000 Enrol for the C.M.F.
ADELAIDE, Thursday.--The Director-General of Recruiting (Lieut-General Sir Edmund Herring) said today that the ...
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MEMBERS' SALARIES BILL
Ten members of the L.C.P. Opposition voted against the Parliamentary Salaries Bill which was passed by the Legislative Council late last night. ...
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New Move in Hardy Case
Legal argument in two courts yesterday marked the "Power Without Glory" criminal libel, case. ...
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Mr. Chifley May Hear Test
SYDNEY, Thursday.--The leader of the Federal Opposition (Mr. Chifley) has much improved. ...
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Gardens Victim Was Suffocated
Peter Koutouzoo the Greek seaman found in the Domain Gardens, died from suffocation as a result of physical ...
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Woman J.P. Gives Rap to Colleagues
A rap over the knuckles was administered to honorary justices at an unruly meeting last night by a Woman colleague who told them they were childish. ...
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Amazing Allegations of Plot to kill Husband
BRISBANE, Thursday.--Allegations that a woman in an endeavor to get rid of her husband arranged with her lover to entice the husband on to a jetty, hit him on the head with an iron bar and let him fall into the water and drown, were made ...
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Union to Pay £250 Damages
AUCKLAND, Thursday.-Noel Donaldson, former vice-president of Auckland branch of the New Zealand Waterside ...
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