As Deputy Premier, Bruxner saw himself as loyal to Stevens, but still managed to push through several initiatives that speficically benefited rural areas, including another royal commission on the question of new States in 1935.
This included another royal commission on the question of new States in 1935. As Deputy Premier, Bruxner saw himself as loyal to Stevens, but still managed to push through several initiatives, particularly those that benefited rural areas.
As Deputy Premier, Bruxner saw himself as loyal to Stevens, but still managed to push through several initiatives, particularly those that benefited rural areas. This included another royal commission on the question of new States in 1935.
As Deputy Premier, Bruxner saw himself as loyal to Stevens, but still managed to push through several initiatives, particularly those that benefited rural areas. This included another royal commission on the question of new States in 1935.