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- WOOL TEXTILE RESEARCH LABORATORY, GEELONG
- SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND TROPICAL MEDICINE, SYDNEY
- DEFENCE (TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS) BILL 1949
- DEFENCE BILL 1949
- NAVAL DEFENCE BILL 1949
- REPRESENTATION BILL 1949
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ESTIMATES 1949-50
- Department of External Territories
- Department of Immigration
- M'r. Calwell. - But-
- Department of Labour and National Service
- Department of Transport
- Department of Information
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
- HARRISON, Eric
- HARRISON, Eric
- DEDMAN, John
- CORSER, Bernard
- LANGTRY, Joseph
- WHITE, Thomas
- BEAZLEY, Kim
- DEDMAN, John
- ANTHONY, Hubert
- LAZZARINI, Hubert
- LAZZARINI, Hubert
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- CALWELL, Arthur
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- CLARK, Joseph
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- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
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- TARIFF PROPOSALS 1948-49
- PRIVILEGE
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- COTTON-GROWING INDUSTRY
- REPRESENTATION BILL 1949
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Industrial Unrest
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Agricultural Machinery
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Liquid Fuels : Official Motor Vehicles and Aircraft
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Mr. H. J. Rivers : Loss of Boat
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Commonwealth Investigation Officers
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Trade : American Markets
(HAMILTON, Leonard, FRANCIS, Josiah, POLLARD, Reginald, CHIFLEY, Ben)
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Industrial Unrest
Mr BLAIN (NORTHERN TERRITORY)
- I ask the Minister for the Interior whether he has read the report on civic administration made by Mr. H. J. R, Cole, A.I.C.A., Town Clerk of Hobart, which recommends the establishment of a city council for Canberra. If so, will the Minister consider making similar provision for Darwin and Alice
Springs? I draw the Minister's attention to the following passage which appears on page 9 of Mr. Cole's report : -
The difference between the maintenance portion of the vote and the revenue derived from the residents in rates, fees, charges and fares, is in effect a Federal subsidy to' the local government of the city. "Will the Minister bear that statement in mind when he establishes, as I hope that he will establish, councils in Darwin and Alice Springs?
