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PRESS OFFICE TRANSCRIPT 3 MAY 1979
PRIME MINISTER ON TALK-BACK PROGRA DIE
RADIO STATION 6VA, ALBANY, WVESTERN AUSTRALIA
Question For several days now we have been promising you the opportunity
of talking directly to the nation's leader, the Rt. Honourable
the Prime Minister, Malcolm Fraser. That moment has arrived.
Our Prime Minister is with us in the studios right at this
moment. Mr. Prime Minister, you may not be aware of it but this
is an important occasion for us here at 6VA and our listeners

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FOR MI) IA 2 MAY 1979
JOINT STATIEMENT ON THE VISIT TO AUSTRALIA BY IllS EXCELLENCY
CIIOI KYU HAI, PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Iis Excellency Choi. Kyu Hah, Prime ., Minister of the Iepublic
of Korcea, visited Australia from 29 April to 3 May 1979 at
the . invitation of the Austra[ ian Government. The Pr: i. mc Minister
was accompanied by lis Excellency Chang Yie Joon, Minister for
Energy and Rcsourccs, and a number of senior officials of
the Republic of Korea Government.

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FO R I A : j ; D 1 MAY 1979
CONDOLiJNCC MO'ION: THE HON. FRANK STEWART
Mr. Speaker, I move tihat this House expresses its deep regret at the
death on 16 April, 1979, of tlhe lonourable Francis Eugene Stc. art,
a Memiber of this House for the Division of Lang from 1953
to 1977, and for the Di-ision of Grayndler since 1977 and
a Minister of the Crown from 1972 to 1975; and that this
House places on record its appreciation of his long and
meritorious public service and tenders its profound sympathy

FOQR MEDIA I AY 1979
SPEEC( : 10F yE LCOMJ3 FOR KOREAN PRIME MIUiSTE I
It gives me great pleasure to extend a warm welcome, Oil
behalf of the Austral ian Government and peoplce, to His
Excellelcy Mr. Chi Kyu-H-ah Pr ine Ministcr of the
Republic of Korea, and his delegation.
Over the last 30 years there have been many di fficul~ ties in
the Korean Peninsula and South East Asia. This has been
an area of turmoil and difficulty, of iiever-cnding challenge.
Your p~ eople were put through the most difficult test of

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FOR MEDIA 30 APRIL 1979
Visit by HRH The Princess Anne
Her Royal Highness, the Princess Anne, Mrs Mark Phillips
will visit Australia briefly in July.
Announcing the visit the Prime Minister, Mr Fraser, said
-that the primary purpose of The Princess Anne's visit was
to undertake engagements associated with the Diamond Jubilee
of the Save -the Children Fund of which Her Royal Highness is
World President.
Her Royal Highness is expected to arrive in Sydney on
Thursday 19 July and to leave Australia from Perth on
Monday 23 July.

PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA 29 APRIL 1979
ELECTORATE TALK
It's easy enough for Canberra politicians to'make pronouncements
about great national and international issueS. It's easy
enough to make speeches about " confidence returning" and
" recovery proceeding". The myriad sets of official figures
and surveys provide a sound enough basis for: these statements.
But that's only part of the picture.
Surely, the only real measure of a nation's pulse is its people
what we are trying to achieve, what we feel and how we look

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PRIME MINISTER 7
FOR MEDIA 29 APRIL 1979
LAUNCHING OF ETHNIC TELEVISION
What you're seeing is the start of an experiment in Australian
television. An experiment that recognises that Australia is a
multicultural society.
Hundreds of thousands of migrants have enriched Australia both
culturally and materially. They have changed Australia for the
better to a society which has as its citizens people from all
over the world, representatives of many different cultures.
This experirlent in ethnic T. V. will bring together these cultures

FOR MEDIA 29 APRIL 1979
ELECTORATE TALK
It's easy enough for Canberra politicians to make pronouncements
about great national and international issues. It's easy
enough to make speeches about " confidence returning" and
" recovery proceeding". The myriad sets of official figures
and surveys provide a sound enough basis for these statements.
But that's only part of the picture.
Surely, the only real measure of a nation's pulse is its people
what we are trying to achieve, what we feel and how we look

PRESS OFFICE TRANSCRIPT 27 APRIL' 1979
PRIME MINISTER ON " TALK TO THE GIANTS", PERTH-.
INTERVIEWED BY SCHOOL CHILDREN
( VIDEOCASSETTE FIELD IN PRESS OFFICE)
John Hludson,
In this series young Australians have the opportunity to
discuss with the nation' s leaders the decisions which will affect
their future life in this country. We are delighted to bring
together an audience of over 120 and a panel of four young
people whose ages range from 12 to 17, and they will " talk to
the giants". On this programme we have a very special guest. Will

N PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA 27 APRIL-1979
C^ OOMFM ONWEUASNTRDAL ITS TATE ANDS
TPhrei me Minister of Australia, Mr Fraser, and the Premier
of New South Wales, 1Mr Wran, have exchanged l6tters'authorising
tetransfer of certain Commonwealth and Stat' lands details
of which are set out in the attached schedule., The letters also
provide for future exchanges-by mutual agreein~ nt of the two
Governments. The announcement that the way is now clear toiadd areas of
significance to the Sydney Harbour National Pqrk was made,