POLICY IN VICTORIA
❖ NEW (JOVERNMENT'S AIM MELBOURNE, March 21. At the opening of the State Parliament the Governor's address mentioned that the Government's intention was to maintain the principles of sound finance. It would introduce legislation immediately for the relief of primary producers and continue a policy enabling private industry to reabsorb employees.
UNEMPLOYED PROTEST SKILLED LABOUR AS SUSTENANCE WORK MELBOURNE, March 21. After the announcement of the Ministry's decision that skilled labour should be performed as sustenance work 400 men engaged on Government works in various parts of Melbourne ceased work to-day. Many of the 12,000 sustenance workers in the metropolitan area decided to leave work at the week-end.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21429, 22 March 1935, Page 11
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