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Hansard
- Start of Business
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
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QUESTION
- OFF-SHORE ISLANDS IN FORMOSA STRAIT
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QUESTION
- IRON ORE .FROM WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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QUESTION
- DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE
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QUESTION
- UNITED STATES NAVAL AIRCRAFT
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QUESTION
- TELEVISION PROGRAMMES
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QUESTION
- SUGAR
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QUESTION
- HOUSING
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QUESTION
- LIGHTHOUSES
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QUESTION
- TELEVISION PROGRAMMES
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QUESTION
- ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE NO. 7 STORES DEPOT
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QUESTION
- CAIRNS ELECTORAL OFFICE
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QUESTION
- UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF
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QUESTION
- WOOLLEN. BLANKETS IN' HOSPITALS
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QUESTION
- UNEMPLOYMENT
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QUESTION
- NATIONALIZATION
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QUESTION
- AUSTRALIAN ALUMINIUM PRODUCTION COMMISSION
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QUESTION
- IMMIGRATION FROM UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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QUESTION
- ELECTORAL
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QUESTION
- PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA
- DEPARTMENT OFEXTERNAL AFFAIRS; -
- QUESTION
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
- NEW AND OPPOSED BUSINESS AFTER 11 P.M
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COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS BILL 1958
- Second Reading
- NATIONAL /HEALTH BILL 1958
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SOCIAL SERVICES BILL 1958
- Second Reading
- QUESTION
- SUPERANNUATION 1 BILL 1958
- DEFENCE FORCES RETIREMENT BENEFITS BILL 1958
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MIGRATION BILL 1958
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Second Reading
- ANDERSON, Charles
- LAWRENCE, William
- ANDERSON, Charles
- CAMERON, Clyde
- SNEDDEN, Billy
- LESLIE, Hugh
- COUTTS, Wilfred
- HAWORTH, William
- HAYLEN, Leslie
- HULME, Alan
- DOWNER, Alexander
- CLAREY, Percy
- THOMPSON, Albert
- DOWNER, Alexander
- THOMPSON, Albert
- DOWNER, Alexander
- THOMPSON, Albert
- CLAREY, Percy
- SNEDDEN, Billy
- DOWNER, Alexander
- CAIRNS, Jim
- CLAREY, Percy
- O'CONNOR, William
- THOMPSON, Albert
- DOWNER, Alexander
- BRYANT, Gordon
- BARNARD, Lance
- CAIRNS, Jim
- BRYANT, Gordon
- DOWNER, Alexander
- CAIRNS, Jim
- JOSKE, Percy
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Second Reading
- Adjournment
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
- THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
- THE WHITE HOUSE
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Mr WARD
- I ask for leave to make a personal explanation concerning, misrepresentation by the daily .press. "Mr. SPEAKER. - Does the honorable1 member claim that he: has been misrepresented?'' > ' " : '- '/
Mr WARD
- Yes. First "of all'; I thank' the honorable member for Hume (Mr. Anderson) for having afforded- me this' opportunity to answer, so quickly after the event, this false, anti-Labour propaganda that is being engaged in by the daily press. However, I think that the honorable member's motives are different from those which move me to make this personal explanation.
I was questioned on' a television session' regarding a number of features of Labour's policy. In my opinion, my answers have been distorted by the press in order to' create a false impression' as to what Labour's policy is. I am sure that those who heard" and saw the television session are under no misapprehension as to where Labour stands, and where I stand; with regard to this important matter of Labour's rural policy. It is interesting to note that this is, I think, the first occasion on which the " Sydney Morning Herald ", which controls the station concerned in this matter, channel 7, has devoted so little space to this Sunday afternoon session. What the " Sydney Morning Herald " has stated is--
