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Hansard
- Start of Business
- HOUR OF MEETING
- QUESTION
- WATERFRONT EMPLOYMENT
- QUESTION
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- QUESTION
- CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
- QUESTION
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- FLINTS FOR LIGHTERS
- FLOOD RELIEF
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NATIONAL EMERGENCY (COAL STRIKE) BILL 1949
- CHIFLEY, Ben
- MENZIES, Robert
- PAGE, Earle
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Second Reading
- EVATT, Herbert Vere
- MENZIES, Robert
- BURKE, Thomas
- FADDEN, Arthur William
- DEDMAN, John
- HOLT, Harold
- CALWELL, Arthur
- Speech
- ANTHONY, Hubert
- JOHNSON, Herbert
- MCBRIDE, Philip
- HARRISON, Eric
- HARRISON, Eric
- BEAZLEY, Kim
- PAGE, Earle
- HAYLEN, Leslie
- DEPUTY SPEAKER, Mr
- BEALE, Oliver
- CLARK, Joseph
- BEALE, Oliver
- SHEEHY, Thomas
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- MCBRIDE, Philip
- WAR PENSIONS APPROPRIATION BILL 1949
- POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL 1949
- NATIONAL EMERGENCY (COAL STRIKE) BILL 1949
- COMMONWEALTH CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION BILL 1949
- POST AND TELEGRAPH RATES BILL 1949
- PAPERS
- Adjournment
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
Mr HOWSE (CALARE, NEW SOUTH WALES)
- I ask the Minister for
Civil Aviation whether it is correct that the Australian Government has decided to increase the mail carriage subsidy paid to Trans-Australia Airlines from £325,000, the amount of the subsidy paid last year, to £400,000 this year ? If so, has the subsidy been increased on the ground that Trans-Australia Airlines is now providing services in Queensland previously provided by Qantas? Is it correct that the payments made to Qantas were based on a pound-mile rate, and did not amount to anything like the £75,000 additional subsidy which, it is reported, will be paid to Trans-Australia Airlines? If the subsidy to Qantas was less than the additional £75,000 which Trans-Australia Airlines is reported to be receiving, what is the reason for this additional expenditure ?
