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Hawke, Robert

Transcript 6996

7 September 1986

The inaugural Australia-China Tennis Challenge will be held at the Beaumaris Tennis Club, Melbourne from December 5-7.

I am delighted to be able to announce the event during the visit of Premior Wan Li, who is himself a tennis player of considerable ability and is also Honourary Chairman of the All-China Tennis Association.

The inaugural Challenge is being sponsored by Ansett Airlines by arrangement with Australian Sports Marketing, under the official sanction and cooperation of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia.

Transcript 6995

tJ PRIME MINISTER
CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY EMBARGOED UNTIL DELIVERY
SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
OPENING OF NEW ASTORIA PARK VILLAGE
SYDNEY 6 SEPTEMBER 1986
It was w. ith great pleasure that I accepted the invitation to
open this exciting new project, the New Astoria Park
Exhibition village.
I understand the Exhibition site contains fifteen exhibition
homes all by Kimberley Homes a Product Information
Centre, an office of the St George Building Society and an
office of the Land Commission of New South Wales. As such,

Transcript 6994

THE STAN KELLY MEMORIAL LECTURE 1985
REGENT HOTEL, MELBOURNE
September, 1985
SUSTAINING ECONOMIC
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THE PRIME MINISTER HON. R. J. L. HAWKE AC, MP
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ECONOMIC SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA
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Transcript 6992

1 September 1986

It is with deep regret that I note the death on Saturday August 1986 of the Honourable Dame Annabelle Rankin, DBE, who over a period of many years served the people of Australia with great distinction.

Dame Annabelle was the first Queensland woman to enter the Federal Parliament, being a Senator for Queensland from 1946 until 1971. She was opposition Whip from 1947-49 and Government Whip from 1951-1966. She was Minister of Housing from 1966-1971.

Transcript 6991

PRIME MINISTER
EMBARGOED UNTIL DELIVERY CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
LABOR BUSINESS FORUM
ADELAIDE 27 AUGUST 1986
THAN'.( YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLAIN DIRECTLY TO YOU
JUST N-OW THE BUDGET MEETS AUSTRALIA'S CURRENT ECONOMIC
CIRCUPS7TANCES. BECAUSE IT IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE RIGHT
BUDGET FOR AUSTRALIA TODAY.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO RESTATE AT THE OUTSET, BECAUSE SOME IN
THE OPPOSITION NOW SEEK TO DENY IT, THAT THE VERY CONDITION
FOR AUSTRALIA'S CAPACITY TO MEET THE CHALLENGES WE NOW FACE
TOGETHER IS THE CO-OPERATION OF ALL SECTIONS OF THE

Transcript 6990

PRIME MINISTER
EMBARGOED UNTIL DELIVERY CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
COO1MITTEE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALIA
SYDNEY 26 AUGUST 1986
Ladies and Gentlemen
It is aw-ys a pleasure to address CEDA. My own
association, and that of my Government, with your
organisation has been very important and productive. in
fact this is the fourth time that I have had pleasure of
speakinq t o CEDA since becoming Prime minister. I believe
that is the best indication of the importance which I attach
to this Forum.

Transcript 6989

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PRIME MINISTER
EMBARGOED UNTIL DELIVERY CHECWC AGAINST DELIVERY
SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
MINISTERIAL MEETING OF FAIR TRADERS IN AGRICULTURE
CAIRNS 25 AUGUST 1986
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS,
I EXTEND TO YOU MY WARMEST WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA AND TO THIS
HISTORIC MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL FAIR TRADERS. I HOPE THE
VENUE HERE AT CAIRNS WILL PROVIDE FOR YOU A CONGENIAL
ATMOSL; HERE FOR YOUR DISCUSSIONS OF A VITALLY IMPORTANT
AGENDA FOR ALL OUR COUNTRIES.
I THINK IT IS NO UNDERSTATEMENT TO SAY THAT THE GATT

Transcript 6988

PRIME MINISTER
EMBARGOED UNTIL DELIVERY CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY
SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
COAPANY DIRECTORS' ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
( QUEENSLAND DIVISION)
BRISBANE 25 AUGUST 1966
ALMOST THREE YEARS AGO TO THE DAY I ADDRESSED ANOTHER
DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS A. UDIENCE HERE IN BRISBANE. ON THAT
OCCASION 1 CONCLUDED WHAT WAS A PRE-BUDGET SPEECH BY
REVEALING THE STRATEGIC THINK( ING BEHIND OUR FIRST BUDGET.
AS I EXPLAINED IT THEN: " WE HAVE NOT REGARDED OUR TASK AS
BEING MERLLY TO DRAW UP AN ANNUAL BUDGET AND THEN TO PRESENT

Transcript 6987

20 August 1986

The Vice Prernier of China, Mr Wan Li, will visit Australia as a guest of the  Government from 5-13 September. Mr Wan Li, who has responsibili ty for economic matters and is a key figure in the process of modernising the Chinese economy, will have discussions on these and other subjects of mutual interest with the Prime Minister and senior Ministers. He will visit Melbourne and Sydney, as well as rural areas.