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AUSTRALIAN BICENTENNIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
FRIDAY 30 MAY 1986
MINISTERIAL COLLEAGUES, EXCELLENCIES, DISTINGUISHED GUESTS,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
THIS CEREMONY TODAY MARKS AN IMPORTANT STEP IN THE
GOVERNMENT'S PREPARATIONS FOR THE BICENTENARY AND REAFFIRMS
THE STRENGTH AND CLOSENESS OF THE RELATIONS BETWEEN
AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN.
THE AUSTRALIAN BICENTENARY IN 1988 WILL MARK THE 200TH
ANNIVERSARY OF EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT IN AUSTRALIA. . IN

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CANDLE-LIGHTING CEREMONY
KINGS HALL 28 MAY 1986
YEARS AGO, THE VISION AND HUMANITY OF PETER BENENSON, A
CATHOLIC LAWYER OF JEWISH DESCENT, BORN OF ENGLISH AND
RUSSIAN PARENTS, GAVE BIRTH TO AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, THE
GREAT ORGANISATION WHOSE ANNIVERSARY WE CELEBRATE TODAY.
IN RlAY 1961, THE FIRST AMNESTY APPEAL WAS MADE, ON BEHALF OF
POLITICAL PRISONERS FROM EIGHT COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD,

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Cabinet todiay considered the implications of the recent South
African raids on Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The Federal
Government condemns the South African actions in the strongest
terms. It is impossible to justify such arrogant violation of
the sovereignty and territorial integrity of South Africa's
neighbouring states. The situation in southern Africa demands
an end to apartheid and a suspension of violence on all sides.
The attacks have severely bruised the initiative taken through

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TRANSCRIPT OF PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE MANILA HOTEL -MANILA
26 MAY 1986
PM: Ladies and Gentlemen, I will make a relatively brief
statement and then I am open to any questions you may have.
I would say at the outset now that I am very grateful to
have had this opportunity to visit the Philippines and
to hear at first hand from President Aquino about tm~ ee-Cce"
priorities, concerns and plans. As you are aware Australians
very warmly welcome her accession to the presidency. We

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AT MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
11 A. M. FrIIDAY 2.5 MAY, 1986
Thank you-M-r Vice-Prey idenc. I w: ould like to say on behalf
of myself, my wife and Lhose trava,-lli Hg with me, InOw very
pleased we are to be hero todny. thoauht it appropriate
on this visit overseas thnt we should comle to the Phil ippines
because we in Austria,, attach very great importancc, not
only to our relations with this Country, but ' also to the
i-mportance of the Philippines ais a lcader of the ASEAN group

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MANILA 25 MAY 1986
JOURNALIST: Mr Hawke, can you give us some indication
of the discussions with Hu Yaobang, what were the nature
of the discussions?
PM: I can't go into all the details but I can say to you
that we covered a broad range of relations involving China
with the West, with the Soviet Union and with our own bilateral
relationships. And he gave me his exposition of the way
he and the leadership have China saw the current position

SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
ZHANGZHOU WOOL TEXTILE FACTORY
24 MAY 1986
YOUR EXCELLENCIES, SECRETARY HU OILI, GOVERNOR HU PING
1HEN GENERAL-SECRETARY HU YAOBANG VISITED AUSTRALIA,
ACCOMPANIED BY SECRETARY, HU OILI, IN 1985, HE AND I
DECIDED THAT AUSTRALIA AND CHINA SHOULD CONCENTRATE SOME
OF OUR EFFORTS ON DEVELOPING CO-OPERATION IN THE FIELD OF
WOOL, ITS PRODUCTION, PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURE. THE
OPENING OF THIS JOINT-VENTURE WOOL TEXTILE MILL GIVES
TANGIBLE EXPRESSION TO THOSE ASPIRATIONS, THIS ENTERPRISE

SPEECH BY THE PRIME MINISTER
AT WELCOME BANQUET
XIAMEN, 24 MAY 1986
YOUR EXCELLENCIES, GOVERNOR Hu PING, SECRETARY Hu QILI
MAYOR Zou ERFU
I AM DELIGHTED TODAY TO BE IN FUJIAN PROVINCE, AND TO BE
IN XIAMEN, HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE CITY OF ZHANGZHOU.
MANY FUJIANESE HAVE MADE THEIR HOMES IN OTHER PARTS OF THE
WORLD INCLUDING AUSTRALIA WHERE THEY HAVE MADE GREAT
CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR NEWLY ADOPTED COUNTRIES.
FROM WHAT I HAVE WITNESSED THIS MORNING, THEIR KINSMEN WHO
HAVE REMAINED IN CHINA ARE ALSO MAKING GREAT CONTRIBUTIONS

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