Country and Progressive National Party - Campaign material for the 1929 Legislative Assembly elections

Country and Progressive National Party (1929). Country and Progressive National Party - Campaign material for the 1929 Legislative Assembly elections. Country and Progressive National Party.

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Creator Country and Progressive National Party
Title Country and Progressive National Party - Campaign material for the 1929 Legislative Assembly elections
Place of publication Brisbane
Publisher Country and Progressive National Party
Publication date 1929
Series [Far Right Wing Ephemera]
Type image
Format tif
Source Fryer Library ephemera collection FVF127
Language eng
Rights For all enquiries about this work, contact the Fryer Library, University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia
Subject 210303 Australian History (excl. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History)
Abstract/Summary Country and Progressive National Party - Campaign material for the 1929 Legislative Assembly elections. What Labour thinks of the McCormack Government. (Reprinted from the Daily Standard and other sources)
Formatted Abstract/Summary  Country and Progressive National Party. (1925-1936) Formerly the Country Progressive Party (1925). Became the Queensland Country Party (1936-1961) and the United Australia Party (1936-1943). Objectives - Reform of the land laws, encouragement of primary and secondary industry, individual effort as opposed to nationalization of industry, supremacy of the Arbitration Court in industrial matters, review of all taxation burdensome to primary and secondary industry, greater facilities for education, protection of sugar and cotton industries and railway reform. Publicists - Refer to Lack, Clem. Three Decades of Queensland Political History 1929-1960. Queensland Government Printer, Brisbane, no date. Notes: The Country and Progressive National Organisation of Queensland was the extra-parliamentary wing of this Party. The Country Party of Queensland and the United Party announced a coalition in 1924 and merged in 1925 to form the Country Progressive Party. Some United Party members were excluded from the new party and formed the National Party. When they were admitted the Country Progressive Party became the Country and Progressive National Party and it retained the earlier party's objectives and policies. It was funded by a Brisbane and southern business group, the National Union. The party contested the 1926 elections and lost. However, it formed a government from 1929 to 1932. The coalition was ended and the Party dissolved in 1936.
Keyword Political parties -- Queensland
Country and Progressive National Party

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