AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS.
It is scarcely correct to read the result of tlie State elections as a victory for the Premiers' Plan. The South Australian Labour pa,rty has just been defeated for adherence to it. True, the fact that Labour was fighting ex-Labour spelled victory for the Nationalists) but in West Australia the verdict was definitely anti-Premiers' Plan. And elections w soon be taking place again in Tasmania an Victoria, and it will not surprise observers if all the States have soon anti-plan Governments. New South Wales by-elections, rura and city, have shown a tremendous drift fro® Mr. Stevens to Mr. Lang. To-day in Australia the Country and Nationalists are tne Premiers' Plan parties. Federally and in the States Labour ' stands for public control o the financial machine. Is not the drift j Australia, as elsewhere, towards a comple break with financial orthodoxy? JOHN A. LEE.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 87, 13 April 1933, Page 6
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