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Found! 25 Jun 1910: 'UNGRATEFUL.', Newcastle Herald and Toodyay District Chronicle, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article251460626

On this day 103 years ago! 11 Dec 1921: 'ALL THE WORLD'S NEWS', Sunday Times, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article57980280

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' THE ^TORLDi» NEWS -Mr. Levy.' Speaker of the New Sou til Wales Legislative Assembly, has re- signed1 from office. ? The -Western Australian ' Centra] Europe Relief Fund reached £1450 at the end of the week. The London Divorce Court made ab- solute'305 decrees nisi on Monday last. -A record for ono day. ; . ; A railway accident near Philadelphia (U.S.A^) resulted iii the death of "eight people and the injuring af ,20.. Said Halim - Pasha, ex-Grand ' Vizier of Turkey,; is -reported^tb Çaye been as sassineted^in Rome last Tuesday night Mr. Lloyd George .will*hot,-in con- sequence ot the re-asserobiing of thc imperial.,, Parliament; visit Washing- ton. . ' " " A Bill to reduce the members". sal- aries was defeated in the Tasmanian Assembly carly in the week bj- IC votes to 12. Princess Mary's wedding has been fixed for February 21 or ...

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/11/labor-is-pledging-a-nation-defining-journey-on-childcare-what-would-it-mean-for-you! 29 Jun 1945: 'PLEDGING AUSTRALIA', The Daily Telegraph, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article248016947

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' | PLEDGING i AircrnAr vA CHAIRMAN of the Australian UNGIO delegation (Mr. Forde) signing the United Nations Charter in San Francisco on Tuesday — U.S. Office of War Information radiophoto. ...

Updated! 22 Dec 1933: 'BANKS.', The South-Western News, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article147524020

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' BANKS. Private.—Closed on Monday. Decem- ber 25, Tuesday, December 26, Mon- day January 1 and Tuesday, January 2. Agricultural Bank.—Closed on Mon- day, December 25, Tuesday, December 26. Wednesday, December 27, Mon- day. January 1 and Tuesday, Janu- ary 2. ...

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/ng-interactive/2024/nov/02/labor-v-the-coalition-who-is-leading-in-the-polls! 1 May 1926: 'HOW LABOR POLLS ITS VOTES.', The Don Dorrigo Gazette and Guy Fawkes Advocate, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article172014588

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' HOW LABOR POLLS ITS VOTES. Giving evidence before the Federal Electoral Committee, a man uatned Gillignn, nho sr.id be had some years worked for the Labor party on a salary, declared that, there was at least 15.000 rlurnmy .names on the East Sydney Federal roll. He Said the Labor party at the last Federal elec tion in Hj?.5i ayaney maue extensive use of dummy vot.es which were polled by the Leagues and issued to supporter.;. One woman told him that she had voted 29 times. He gave Hie name and address of the Vrtmiau to the committee. He himself, as scru tineer, saw a man named Brown go into the booth and vote three times. He said dfflhmy voting was . used a gooc! deal by the people of Surry Hills and Woolloomoqloo. Th«;re were certain kinds of people who were used by the Labor party, ami who did not mind T?luit they di-i so long ...

On this day 98 years ago! 11 Dec 1926: 'Cables. China. BRITAIN’S OUTLOOK. SHANGHAI Dec 7', Murchison Magnet and Mullewa Mercury, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article255658038

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' ? BBITAlp'S OUTLOOK. SHANGHAI Dec 7 Miles Lampson, Britain's new envoy to China, in addressing British business xnsn in Shanghai, prior to his depart «re Cor Hankow, created a sensation by declaring that the intervention by Britain was unthinkable. Lampeon -who has the widest powers from the British Government to deal with the situatidfefandprho intends conferring with the rival War Lords with a view to make an amicable settlement of the situation, said that Britain was prepared to suffer more, rather tban intervene in order to maintain trade. 8hqn?baiDeo8 The 'Red* Meoace has taken a new turn. Reports from Peking state that the Kuoinchun (*peoples party) with Boisbevifc aid, and well supplied with wSovietmnmtions)and money is invading SmfcianR Province bordering on Russia" and has established a direct communication with the Soviet forces. Bolshevisati...

Found! 1 May 1942: 'IRON and STEEL Western, Australia's Future Wealth (Continued from last week) Chapter IX. WHAT WEST AUSTRALIANS WAY. (Continued)', Bridgetown Advocate, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article252676491

Thumbnail image of illustrated newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' IRON and STEEL Wedtem~(luAtM£ia > d &utme WeaUA (.Continued from last week.) Chapter IX. WHAT WEST AUSTRALIANS (< "oiitinueij). SAY. By R. S« SAMPSON^ M«L>A« In even more* vigorous language, Mr. Malloch wrote to the W.A. Chamber ol Manufactures, urging development of Steel iti preference to Munitions. Here are extracts from his letter: "III my opinion our energies should he directed to the development of our iron ore deposits. and the establishment of the steel industry, particularly as we have all the necessary raw material available within the State. There is a great shortage of steel in Australia today, even for making munitions, and the establishment of an industry here, while considerably helping to alleviate this position, would also be of a permanent and everlasting benefit to the State. At the present time the existing West Australian in...

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/11/car-set-on-fire-and-buildings-vandalised-with-anti-israel-graffiti-in-sydney-ntwnfb! 14 Sep 1984: 'Motor car vandalised', Port Lincoln Times, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article276081279

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' Motor car vandalised Vandals ruined the inside of an unlocked car parked in Flaxman Street at the weekend. Port Lincoln police said thieves stole two cloth seat covers valued at $40, slashed the inside roof lining and front seats, and threw flour and mustard around the inside of the car. Police also reported the theft of a steering cable, compressor motor and a socket set, valued at a total of $581, from the front porch and a motor vehicle at a house in Telfer Street, Port Lincoln between Monday night and Tuesday morning. ...

Found! 16 Jul 1903: '[?] The V.R.C.', The Arena-Sun, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article255793036

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' The V.R.C. By The Scout. Last week I burst into doggerel on the folly o^ trying to pick winners from " weights, perform" ances and pedigree.'" I am now convinced that it is equally foolish to attempt to dream them. It is the old story of the glorious uncertainty of turf—the surest thing that ever emanated from crayfish and porter may go down. On paper Sir Harry looked the quintessence of a cert, ran well— too well in fact for a portion of the journey—then at the turn jump took off half a street away, and then down with u crash came the thousands of the multitude. My vision as to Freedom could not have been the lobster—it must have been the stout—for he stuck to his task with bull-dog tenacity and finished where I had placed him—second. Grafnell (Grafton—Little Nell) is a great horse -his i i i o work in the „ Maiden on the .......

On this day 126 years ago! 10 Dec 1898: 'LICENSING COURT.', Northern Public Opinion and Mining and Pastoral News, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article255741546

$Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' LICENSING COURT. A. SITTING of this court was hold on Monday, Mr. John Brockman, G.R., and Dt. Hicks and Mr. A. C. Gillam, J'e.P., presiding, the following applications being dealt with:— PUBLICANS' GENEBAI, LICENSES. Mr. W.T. Hanger was granted u license for the Weld Hotel Cossack. Tiro following renewals of licenses wore also granted -. Claries Itassott, Leap Year Inn, Roebourno; Thos. Portor, Victoria Hotel, Boebour&e; F. W. Laffcr, Jubilee Hotel, Boebourno; J. H. Johnson, lioeljourno Hotel, Boebourne; C. \V. Harrey, White Hot-ae Hotel, Coaeack. WAYSlniS HOUSE LICENSES. The following applications for wayaide house licensee were granted : John Dunn, Whim Crceli; David Harrison, Whim Creek; Maggie D'Alton, Eastern Harding: E. C. Teeedala, Towranna; Edward Vaughan, Pilbaira; W. Byron, Balla Balla W. MatthewB, Halla Balla. T, J. Newland applied for a rene...$

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2024/dec/10/australia-news-live-peter-dutton-anthony-albanese-aboriginal-flag-dawn-fraser-interest-rates-reserve-bank-cost-of-living-childcare-cfmeu-high-court-ntwnfb! 8 Apr 1993: 'Protect inflation rate, RBA warns', The Canberra Times, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article126980905

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' Protect inflation rate, RBA warns HOBART: The deputy gov- ernor of the Reserve Bank, Ian Macfarlane, has warned that Australia must protect its low inflation rate because the high cost of getting inflation down includes rising unemployment and recession. In a speech to the Tasmanian branch of the Economic Society yesterday, Mr Macfarlane said significant reductions in infla- tion have nearly always been ac- companied by a loss of output and jobs. "... And there does not seem to be any indication that these losses are getting smaller," he said. "What the history of the last 20 years tells us is that there is no easy way. There does not seem to be a systematic tenden- cy for the output costs of reduc- ing inflation to diminish over time. "Those countries that have had a significant reduction in inflation, such as Australia, New Zealand...

Thumbnail image of illustrated newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' FASHION AND THINGS FEMININE. BY MISS ADA HELLER. (Axi. BIGHTS BESEBTXD.) MODES FOB MATRONS. 3B*j9^>ANCE capes for summer wear »re .iii®/? assuming a grace that is very jK¡¡JÉk pleasing, and the matron will fin« much that is suitable for her among the novelties in outdoor mantles which are now being Bhown. Look, for instance, at the elegant design of a black lace cape depicted in the group-sketch in thiB column. The shoulder drapery is its main feature, and is composed of black chiffon united by a big chou in front and finishing in knotted scarf ends. The lace cape itBelf can be lined with black or coloured silk, or be devoid of lining. The other sketch in the group illustrates a cert cf black broohe, turned back with revers of white satin and lace and having cuff B to match. It is intended to fit the figure closely, and to be re...

On this day 75 years ago! 10 Dec 1949: 'No title Priestley's Paragraphs Are Well Worth Reading', The Argus, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article22797699

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' Priestley's Paragraphs Are Well Worth Reading THIS reviewer s literary acquaintance with Mr J. B. Priestley goes bock to the almost inconceivable past of 1922 when he acquired a volume of essays called "Papers from Lilliput" of so amiable and generally pleasant a kind that he not only kept it but even now occasionally glances into it. DELIGHT, by J. B. PRIESTLEY. London: Heinemann. aiiiiiiiiiimimiiii.inmmiiiimiiMiiiii.i.mmm On the title page young Mr Priestley was described as author of "Brief Diversions." Now Mr Priestley, a very cele- brated man indeed, has written so many books and plays and what-have-you generally, that on the long list which faces the title-page of "Delight" there is not room at all for mention of "Papers From Lilliput." But the interesting point is that Mr Priestley has gone on being Mr Priestley despite all the things...

Updated! 17 May 1866: 'REPORT FROM THE ENGINEER OF HARBOURS AND RIVERS. (Ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 25th April, 1866.) Department of Harbours and Rivers, Engineer's Office, Brisbane, 25th April, 1866.', Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article123334566

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' BEPORT FROM THE ENGINEER OF HAR- BOURS AND RIVERS. (Ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 25th April, 1866.) Department of Harbours and Rivers, Engineer's Office, Brisbane, 25th April, 1866. Sir,--I have the honour to submit the following report on the Harbour and River work executed and in progress under my clarge. IPSWICH AND BRISBANE NAVIGATION WORKS. The removal of the principal obstructions to the navigation of the River Bremer, between the basin and the wharves at Ipswich, has been accomplished. A sketch of the latest portion of this work at the entrance of the basin is appended, showing the posi- tion of the channel and its depths at low water spring tides. The most difficult part of the work at Ipswich was the cutting of a channel through bars of basaltic rock of extreme hardness. A portion of the work was originally let ...

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/10/morning-mail-tuesday-ntwnfb! 27 Aug 1993: 'OUTSIDE THE LOBBY', The Australian Jewish News, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article261367270

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' Outside the lobby Jacques Rockman North Melbourne IT IS unlikely that Gareth Evans now believes, as Helen Teichmann claims, that the ZFA adequately rep resents the Australian Jewish com munity. (AJN 20/8) But if there is any doubt he should be told the facts. Many leading Zionists from 1981 onwards have rejected the ZFA as their representative body. There is a substantial section of Australian Jewry who, although very con cerned about Israel’s welfare, do not share the ZFA’s ideology. The ECAJ, imperfect though it may be, represents the communal bodies of all Australian states. IN HER article in defence of the Jew ish lobby, Helene Teichmann (AJN 20/8) points out quite rightly that Jewish communal representatives have a difficult job in promoting the community’s agenda in public debates. The Senator Evans, David Irving and Tim Fischer affairs...

Found! 13 Jun 1905: '“Music Hath Charms.” CHAPTER III.—(Continued)', The Bligh Watchman and Coonabarabran Gazette, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article264009964

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' "Music Hatlj ? 'CHAPTER III.—(Continaed) " It wa3 s a. very nice idea of .yours," she said kindly. " Now xsome and have some tea." She took her into her own toom, where tea was ready, and •during the meal was so kind that Rosalind quite fell in love with her. It was Celit's" way to b» •agreeable to everyone, and besides, she was already beginning to feel very bored with the Court, and this quiet little cmjntiy girl, with her exquisite voice and soft eyes, interested and amused her. It amused her to draw her out, to hear about her siroplo life And besides, Celia was a noted hostess, who prided herself in always having 'something new' at her receptions an*d At Homes -—the latest literary lion, the •newest of yuui.g singeis. . Alread}' she was shrewdly appraising -Rosali/id in the latter rapacity. "Just a little training—not enough to s...

On this day 71 years ago! 9 Dec 1953: 'SMITH RIDES IN PERTH', Barrier Miner, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50075761

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' SMITH HUIES SN IM lt TH Melbourne: Mentone light- weight jockey W. A. Smith has accepted the mounts on Alexis in the W.A.T.C. Rail- way Stakes (December 28) and Dandy Don in the Perth Cup (January 1). ! Smith said he would leave Melbourne for Perth by air after riding at Caulfield on December 26. It will be Smith's second trip to ride in Perth. He won the King's Cup on Royal Academy there in j 1949. ...

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/09/syria-chaos-bashar-al-assad-australians-stranded! 23 Apr 2004: 'OPEN LETTER TO BASHAR AL-ASSAD', The Australian Jewish News, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article262933405

Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' OPEN LETTER TO BASHAR AL-ASSAD ELI Cohen was executed in Damascus in 1965.1 am asking you to stop my and my children’s torment. I have been living on my own since my hus band’s execution. My children have grown up without their father. My family is asking you to return my hus band’s coffin. Your father, the late Hafez al Assad, promised my husband’s bones would be returned. This is the time now! It should be done not through negotiations, but as a human action to benefit my children. Eli was pun ished, so were we. We live with his remembrance here in Israel, but we are also in your country, where his grave is. If you could imagine what a change it would bring on our life to have the return of his coffin. My children don’t know the mean ing of the word “father”, and I forgot the word “husband”. The time arrived for you ...

Found! 20 Feb 1957: 'Reasons why', Il Canguro = The Kangaroo, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article249433796

$Thumbnail image of newspaper article. Uncorrected OCR text of article begins: ' Reasons why \ Sir Douglas Copland in prin cipal of the Australian Admini strative Staff College and a member of the' Immigration Planning Council. Sir Douglas Copland is prin- should sustain both the rate of development and the rate of im migration. "If this involves some conflict between stability and progress, we should choose progress." Sir Douglas Copland recalled that in 1951 he had told deleg ates: "You cannot have pro gress free of cost." He said that today, six years later, Australia was confronted with the same choice, the same fundamental issue. "The rate of immigration is not to be decided on economic grounds alone," he said. "There is ample evidence to show, however, that on the whole the high rate of immigra tion in the past eight years has been a net economic gain to Australia. "No doubt it has imposed strains on the economy,...$

Found in response to Guardian (Australia) latest at https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/dec/09/peter-dutton-labor-mp-josh-burns-jewish-politician-antisemitism-ntwnfb! 31 Jul 1946: 'JEWISH COMMUNITY HONORS MINISTER', Daily Advertiser, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article145141115

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