AUS T RA -2 2
FOR MEDIA 24 NOVEMBER 1981
AUSTRALIAN PARTICIPATION IN THE SINAI
PEACEKEEPING FORCE
In my statement to the Parliament on 22 October, I announced
the terms of the Government's decision concerning Australian
participation in the Sinai Peacekeeping Force.
I stated that:
" the Government has decided that Australia will agree to
participate in the Sinai Peacekeeping Force subject to
Britain ar'd Canada also agreeing to participate. In the
interests of obtaining the broadest-based international

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AUSTF~ AL! A APRI
ME INiS ER
FOR MEDIA MONDAY, 23 qO-VEMBPR:--19Q 81
GIFT OF TRAFFIC MONITORING EQUIP-4, ENT 25 No iV1 S
The Commonwealth Government has decided to presetWto
the State of Victoria the closed circuit television
system which was installed in Melbourne to assist with
traffic monitoring and control and security surveillance
during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
The equipment comprises 25 remote controlled television
cameras, mountings and environmental" housing plus

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EMBARGO: 3: 30 pmf
CHEqCK AGA. INST DELIVERY
I0 R-ED: SUNDAY, 22 NOVEMBER, 1-981
kUNCHIING OF * HELP POLAND JVV APPEAL
MELBOURN13 11.: 11-1 1111 I
We are here today_ to extend the helping hand of * the People-Of
Australia to the people ofPland in ihej-riour of-nee&.
-The causes of that need are complex. They-have their roots in
the economics and politics of post-war Poland. But whatever.
* the causes may be, the situation in Poland today is that -the
* essentials of life are in desperately short supply.

EMBARGO; 8: 40 pmn
ut CHEO AGAI-NST DELIVERY
PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA SUNDAY,_ 22_ NOVE" R 19 81
ANtXVFSARY DINNER Or' THE OPENUNG
OF THE MBLDO1JNF, OLYMPICS
*-Gold medalbiatz, Mr. Premier, Dame Pattie Menzies, Lady Kent-1
Riniste ra and-4' rli a~ ntary col3. leagues, la. tdies and gentlemen:
' K( evin Go. sper, thank you very much for that introduotion and f
what you have said about the value and the fuature of sport, ai
well as the increasing Government support for sport. Sport ik
somehin w eA2jbelie in. It offers som~ ethingl to everyone.

E1MBARIGO: 5: 00p
FOR MEDIA SUNDAYf, 22 N1OVMBER, 1983.
ELECTORATE TALK
: 4, The CoT= Onwealth Govornment will be conitacting the States shortly
to outline the concept, and to v; eek their co-operation. Good vlater'
suppJlier--are of bas -c-importanice to all Australians, to evcery
At) n-lian fari-lyt to everyj Au7-tralian bu! siness,, to virtual. ly Qevi:! xy
aoL~ h vicit y t~ cs lac intJhi, 5 Country, Th~ e decC1 1Obf y t-hcñ
nme;-flnen. toi~ taethis i!) wCStI q1-tJ. CTn, ! V0A ZI

-PRIME MAINISTER
FOR MEDIA THURSDAY,' 19 NOVEMBER, -1981
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S PEACE PLAN
Last night, President Reagan issued an invitation to all nations
to join in the quest for peace, security and freedom across
the globe. I welcome this invitation.
Successive Australian Governments have worked hard to secure
balanced and verifiable arms control measures and for an improved
nuclear non-proliferation regime which would prevent both the
spread of nuclear weapons and their qualitative improvement.

FOR MEDIA MONDAY, 16 NOVEMBER 1981
OPENING OF NEW PREMISES FOR EASTERN SUBURBS NEWSPAPERS
It is a pleasure to be here today to open these new premises
which are symbolic of the success of Eastern Suburbs Newspapers
, in the printing and publishing field.
This firm has been involved in newspapers and printing since
the Hannan family took over the local Randwick newspaper
in the 1930s and, in fact, Francis Hannan first started
business in Randwick in 1887, so the origins of the progressive
enterprise which is . reflected by these splendid new premises

PRIME MINISTER
FOW1~ BDIA~ 16 NOVEM'BER 1981
PRESENTATION OF THE 1981 BUIAJETIN/ QANTAS
AWARD FOR AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS11OMAN OF THE YEAR
I am pleased indeed to be here to pr'esent the fourth Businesswomnn
of the Year Award because it is an award which highlights the
contribution whichwomen are mak~ ing in business and so it helps
to reflect? the social transformation in Australia in terms of
opening up -and diversifying opportunities for women.
Virginia Woolf, was on'ce 6 õ kid to speak about her experiences

PMIM MNHNST-R
FOR MEDIA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1981
ELECTORATE TALK.
The Commonwealth Government took the decision to proceed without
further delay towards proclamation of the Cairns section of
the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park after about two years of
' discussion and negotiation with the Queensland government
about the boundaries. We felt that it was time for decisions
to be made and I had indicated earlier in the year that the
Commonwealth's patience was not inexhaustible.
The proclamation of the Cairns section will open the way

l AUSTRALIA
FOR MEDIA THURSDAY, 12 NOVEMBER, 1981
JOINT STATEMENT BY PRIME MINISTER AND DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER
CAIRINS SECTION OF THE GREAT BARRIER REEF MARINE PARK
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the wonders of the world.
It is a focus of national pride, and all Australians treasure
it. There is deep concern in the community for the welfare
of the reef, and a universal conviction that proper care of
the reef is a priority responsibility of governments.
Since 1975, the whole of the reef has been protected by the