FOR MEDIA THURSDAY JULY 29 1982
PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE
Mr. K. W. Witney will be relinquishing the position of
Senior Administrator next month, and resuming his employment
with the A. N. Z. Banking Group.
Mr. R. G. Harvey, at present the Senior Assistant Secretary
of the Operations Division of the Department of Prime Minister
and Cabinet, will take up the position of Senior Administrator.
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FORMEDIA WEDNESDAY, 28 JULY 1982
THE 1982 ROYAL VISIT
I announced on 4 November 198 1 that The Queen, accompanied
by The Duke of Edinburgh, would visit Australia to attend
the XII Commonwealth Games in Brisbane. The Queen later
accepted the Government'is invitation to extend her visit to
include Canberra so as to open the Australian National Gallery
and to visit the Northern Territory and New South Wales.
Her Majesty has approved a program of engagements in Darwin
on 5 6 Octo'ber, Brisbane 6 9 October, Canberra 9 13
FOR MEDIA MONDAY, 26 JULY 1982
DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL AND LADY COWEN
SWEARING-IN OF SIR NINIAN STEPHEN AS GOVERNOR-GENERAL
Details of the arrangements for the departure from Canberra
of Their Excellencies the Governor-General, Sir Zelman and
Lady Cowen an~ d of the swearing-in of Sir Ninian Stephen as
Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, are as
follows:
Departure of the Governor-General and Lady Cowen
Their ExcellEncies will be accorded a ceremonial farewell
at the RAAF Base Fairbairn on Wednesday 28 July 1982. Their
E~ BAI~ GO:
I~ SUNDAY,-25 * JULY 1982
E1A3CTORATE TALX
oi hajOr xresponsibilities of Government is toD M& t
r hat. -the 7econoxny is Ynanaged so as to create a clizite of-,
.4' bitin iWhirih business and industry.. can make-In õ . rm
~ Pwo ih': onfdcne. This is particUlarly SO -in'
iW-yd we have to weather a proloniged overseas
i~_ afecting profits, jo q, jVeatniOnt . Ahd
.! ie have hadtwo ' overall.
~ jetieS:. tminrnseth) e imp~ act on Amstral; U* i~ fthi
knde' ssioih, and.-to ntaYe sure we are well -equipped toi
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
AUJSi ALI A
PRIVME WVNISTER
FOR MEDIA SUNDAY, 25 JULY 1982
EVALUATION OF GALBALLY REPORT
Four years ago, the Galbally Report presented this Government
with a compelling analysis of the need for action in an
area neglected for decades and a package of measures to
assist migrants and ethnic communities realise their full
potential in Australian society.
The Report was based on the fundamental principles of
equal opportunity and equal access to general services,
providing special services where needed, respect for
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PRIME M1INISTER SATU. RDAY, 2 4 ' ULY 1982 z
ADDRSS TO VICTORIAN STATB COUNCILJ
o chaflenqie and opportunity fori th1Be:.
ty . Withi Labor inpower in Victoria.$ bur
ba~. ck. Coernrnent must start at onpe: and the
SWng, 6f nearly H% in 1Feilor shows that people
sfed ihthe Caln Governiment. After onlly 104_
) eca arty organiiiation -ir vital in riddin Lg
~ QiaLtgovernment in this State . and winning9
i~ diUO. e as Liberals ake great-, fox oUrS, is h
16 7 Part which rersnsall s õ ectionso. f the,
OT-ein a . nd all -states. Ile aet at
FOR MEDIA SATURDAY, 24 JULY 1982
COM~' MONWEALTH GAMES CHEQUE HANDOVER
This is one of those happy functions, and it is the sort of
function that politicians dream about. You have a cheque
in your pocket all morning, & id hope you don't lose it, and
you know you are going to give it away to somebody at lunch
time. It is in a good cause, and the Commonwealth has been supporting
the Commonwealth Games quite strongly, and a few years ago
now, webegana the business of providing additional support
AS DELIVERED 2
Jj AUSTRAL IA
PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA THURSDAY, 22 JULY 1982
FARE; LL DINNER FOR SIR ZELMA2 N COWEN
This is a small dinner Your Excellencies to say thank you
very much for what you have done for Australia over the
last four to five years. Your record Sir Zelman, is
Australian ( inaudible). It is one in which we can all take
pride. In academic areas you were twice Vice-Chancellor, as a lawyer
your writings and your publications, your biography of Sir
Isaac Isaacs, the numerous papers that you have published on the
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FOR MEDIA THURSDAY, 22 JULY 1982
FAREWELL DINNER FOR SIR ZELMAN COWEN
It is a great pleasure for all of us to be with you and
Lady Cowen this evening. I know that Australians everywhere
join with us in congratulating you on the successful way in
which you have carried out the duties of Governor-General
and in thanking you for the contribution you have made to
the public life of our country during your term of office.
Your Excellency, you camne to the office of Governor-General
FOR MEDIA 19 JULY 1982
STATEMENT ON TAXATION AND INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE MEASURES
The Government has completed a major review of its industry
and related policies. It has done so against the background
of deteriorating economic conditions abroad and in Australia;:
and against the background of the Government's responsibility
to provide an overall policy environment conducive to the
development of Australian industries, the expansion of
employment opportunities and improvement in living standards.
Private investment is fundamental to the achievement of