THE EXCLUDED REPORTERS
TO BE READMITED. h THE HOUSE TO DECIDE. SYDNEY, September 4. In the Legislative 'Assembly to-day Mr ' Holrnau Attorney-General) gave notice to move to-morrow that the accommodation and rooms formerly used by the . T>wly Telegraph's" representatives be made available for them again. Mr Holman aho gave notice to move : for the creation of a new Standing Order, practically making it necessary for the House, and not the Speaker, to decide whether reporter* shall be denied admission to the House. In spite of the exclusion of its reporters from the Press gallery, the "Daily Telegraph" publishes Parliamentary • report* daily. f ' < The Assembly, on Dr. Arthur's motion, agreed to the readiing of a leading article which appeared in the "Sydney Morning Herald" on Friday last, commenting on the exclusion of the "Daily Telegraph's" reporters. Dr. Arthur then moved that the article was a breach of the privileges of the House. The motion was lost by 72 to 3.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 213, 5 September 1912, Page 5
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