PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA WEDNESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 1981
ADELAIDE AIRPORT
The Commonwealth has agreed to provide a separate
international passenger terminal at Adelaide Airport.
The decision follows discussions on 6 November
between myself and the Premier of South Australia.
It recognises the importance both governments place
on dstablishing Adelaide as an international
gateway.
A number of airlines, including Qantas, have
expressed an nterest in operating international
services into Adelaide.

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L~ JL EMBARGO AGAINST DELIVERY
P RIME MM ESTER
FOR MEDIA j \ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1981
ADDRESS TO THE NEW NATIONAL ABORIGINAL CONFERENCE
It gives me great pleasure to offer to you, Mr Chairman,
my congratulations on your election, and to welcome the
' new National Aboriginal Conference as the major body to
advise the Commonwealth Government on Aboriginal views.
While I have not yet met many'of your new members, the
work of the N. A. C. needs no introduction to me or to the

FOR MEDIA EMBARGO. 30O~ pm 10 November 1981
PRIME MINISTER
INQUIRY INTO ELECTRICITY GENERATION AND THE
SHARING OF POWER RESOURCES IN SOUTH-EAST
AUSTRALIA
The Prime Minister announced today that h. e had received the
Report of the joint Commonwealth/ State Committee of Inquiry
into Electricity Generation and the Sharing of Power Resouroes
in South-East'Australia. The Premiers of the ' participating
States of New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and
Victoria have agreed that the Report be made publicly available

PRIME MRAINISTER
FOR MEDIA MONDAY, 9 NOVEMBER 1981
SPEECH AT COMMISSIONING OF
G. M. H. ENGINE PLANT, FISHERMAN'S BEND
I am very pleased to be here today for the commissioning of
this new G. M. H. engine plant.
The plant represents a significant investment in the future
of Australia. It surely reflects confidence in the stability
and the~ economic prospects of this country. For six years,
the Government has worked consistently to encourage this
kind of confidence, to help create the conditions in which

PRIME MINISTER
FOR MEDIA SUNDAY, 8 NOVEMBER 1981
ELECTORATE TALK
On a visit to South Australia at the weekend I was privileged
to open a new swimmning pool for the handicapped at Minda Homes
in Adelaide. This pool will both serve therapeutic purposes
) and provide an avenue for recreation. The opportunities
for rehabilitation offered by the Minda swimming pool are
an example of the contribution being made throughout Australia
by indivi'duals, voluntary agencies, organisations and
governments in an effort to assist handicapped and disabled

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PRIME MENISTER
FOR MEDIA SATUiRDAY, 7 NOVEMBER 3.981
ADDRESS TO THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STATE COUNCIL
I want to talk to you today about the Australia that we know
and love, about our aims for the advancement and development
' of this country, about the kind of lead that Australia needs
and that only the Liberal Party can provide.
I want to'address these themes because I believe that
Australians need a clear perspective of where we are going as
a society, and an equally clear view of th vast difference

C ' Fsk-Q
FOR MEDIA SATURDAY, 7 NOVEMBER 1981
ADDRESS AT THE OPENING OF A NEW HYDROTIIERAPEUTIC COMPLEX
MINDA HOME, ADELAIDE
I am very pleased to be here with you today for the opening
of Minda's newest facility, this splendid hydrotherapeutic
complex. The work of Minda is well-klown as is its determination to improve
the condition and lives of disabled people. tMinda has a
long history of service in this field. I believe it was
originally established in the 1990' s. Thi new facility will

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FOR MD) IA FR~ IDAY, 6 ? OVMER 1981
ADDMd SS TO r'R-E SOUTH-AUS. 1R'ALIA. N CHABER O
IL. is a pl; easure to again-vi-sit -South Austraia and a particular
pleasure to be able to address this gatheringJ of memibers of the
Soxith Akistralian Chatmber of Comperce an~ Industry for it 3. F
to a significant eytent ini your hands, the hands of private
enterprise, that Australia's economic prospects -am. those
of Lhi ' State rest,
I arLm aware that econoic recovery in Syout~ f ustralia has not

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FOR7MEDIA WEDNESDAY, 4 NOVEMBER 1981
MEMBERSHIP OF THE OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS TRUST
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Mr J G ( Jock)
Gosse and Mrs Frank Crean as members of the Official
Establishments Trust.
The terms of appointment of two of the inaugural members of
the Trust, the Hon James Cope, CMG, and Dame Helen Blaxland, DBE,
were completed last month.
Both made valuable contributions to the work of the Trust
during the initial period of its operations.
The five member Trust is chaired by Sir Andrew Grimwade, CBE.

4' 1', u~ sT PA L A~ AS DEL IVER&,-'
FOR MEDIA WEDNESDAY, 4 NOVEMBER 1981
ADDRESS AT THE 8TH SESSION OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL BAUXITE ASSOCIATION
It gives me great pleasure to addxess you today on behalf of thet
Government of Australia. I welcome you to Australia, and
especially to our national capital, Canberra.
Australia has been a member of the International Bauxite
Association since it was formed in 1974. Our membership
ref lectsZ the importance of bauxite and alumina to Australia: