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White Australia policies

White Australia’s bulwark: People are prepared to pay: What the sugar industry means [26 October 1924]

26 January 2022 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This article was published in Truth (Brisbane, Qld.), 26 October 1924.] White Australia’s bulwark. People are prepared to pay. What the sugar industry means. Whether or not Prime Minister Bruce went into Queensland’s Northern sugar districts, with ideas of … [Read more...] about White Australia’s bulwark: People are prepared to pay: What the sugar industry means [26 October 1924]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: SourceTrove, Stanley Bruce (1883-1967) (subject), sugar industry, White Australia policies, year1924

To the Polls! Oh Workers! [30 March 1901]

29 May 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This article is from the “Tray Notes” column, published in The Worker (Brisbane, Qld.), 30 March 1901.] To the Polls! Oh Workers! Every one of the leaders of the White Australia movement in Queensland is out fighting and toiling to achieve this great principle. … [Read more...] about To the Polls! Oh Workers! [30 March 1901]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: racial attitudes, racial purity (White Australia), SourceTrove, White Australia policies, year1901

The Last Word [30 March 1901]

29 May 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This article is from the “Tray Notes” column, published in The Worker (Brisbane, Qld.), 30 March 1901.] The Last Word. Let every man with a vote go to the poll. Let a full tally be taken so that it may be known how many white men or pro-kanakas Queensland … [Read more...] about The Last Word [30 March 1901]

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A White Australia [30 March 1901]

26 May 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This article is from the “Tray Notes” column, published in The Worker (Brisbane, Qld.), 30 March 1901.] A White Australia The fight is at hand — for a White Australia, the greatest and most pregnant question that has ever been placed before the Australian … [Read more...] about A White Australia [30 March 1901]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: adult suffrage, initiative and referendum, SourceTrove, White Australia policies, year1901

Cr. J. Charles is a candidate [election statement of Joseph Charles, 24 March 1901]

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[Editor: An election advertisement regarding the candidature of Joseph Charles for the Senate in Western Australia. Published in The West Australian Sunday Times, 24 March 1901.] Federal Senate Elections CR. J. CHARLES IS A CANDIDATE. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, — In … [Read more...] about Cr. J. Charles is a candidate [election statement of Joseph Charles, 24 March 1901]

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To the Electors of Western Australia [election statement of Henry Saunders, 24 March 1901]

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[Editor: An election advertisement regarding the candidature of Henry John Saunders for the Senate in Western Australia. Published in The West Australian Sunday Times, 24 March 1901.] To the Electors of Western Australia. HENRY J. SAUNDERS, M.L.C., And EX-MAYOR of … [Read more...] about To the Electors of Western Australia [election statement of Henry Saunders, 24 March 1901]

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