AUSTRALIA
[BY CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] DANGEROUS CRIMINAL. SYDNEY, June 9. Patrick O’Sullivan, aged 32, was sentenced to 14. years’ imprisconment for robbery under arms. O’Sullivan s victim was a taxi-driver. The detectives described O Sullivan as a most dangerous criminal, who w'ould shoot tipon the least provocation. r . LABOUR DISSENSIONS. SYDNEY, June 10. Eleven members of the State Australian Labour Party were expelled at an executive meeting, for their association with Mr Willis in the Bulli by-election. Mr Kilburn, M.L.C., and Mr C. Morgan, nephew of the successful candidate, Mr Sweeney, are among those declared to be outside the party. FORTY-FOUR HOUR WEEK. SYDNEY, June 9. The Industrial Commission of New South Wales to-day declared 44 hours as a standard working week for New South Wales. The employees in certain industries will have the right to apply for exemption. The employers’ representatives think that the Commission’s decision will retard industry in New South Wales, and favour Victoria, where 48 hours is almost universal. Victoria is already, for this very reason, capturing considerable trade from New South Wales factories.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 June 1933, Page 7
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