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Hansard
- Start of Business
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PETITIONS
- Proposed Sale of Trans-Australia Airlines
- Excise on Beer
- Funding of Children's Services
- Toxic Shock Syndrome
- Plant Breeders' Rights
- Privacy and Personal Information
- Unemployment Benefit
- Discriminatory Legislation
- Health Insurance
- Hospital Funding Arrangements
- Labelling of Cosmetics
- Service Pensions
- Use of Live Animals in Research
- Moreton Island: Sand Mining
- Broadcasting and Television Act
- Soviet Passenger Cruise Vessels
- Trade Unions
- Australian Broadcasting Commission: Melbourne Showband
- Funding of Children's Services
- Procedural Text
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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HEALTH FUNDING
(Dr BLEWETT, Mr MacKELLAR) -
AIR SERVICES BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND UNITED KINGDOM
(Mr JULL, Mr HUNT) -
HEALTH FUNDING
(Mrs CHILD, Mr MacKELLAR) -
AUSTRALIAN ACCOMMODATION AND TOURS
(Mr WHITE, Mr HUNT) -
HEALTH FUNDING
(Dr EVERINGHAM, Mr MacKELLAR) -
AGE AND SERVICE PENSIONS
(Mr GOODLUCK, Mr MALCOLM FRASER) -
HEALTH FUNDING
(Mr HUMPHREYS, Mr MALCOLM FRASER) -
MIDDLE EAST
(Mr DOBIE, Mr STREET)
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HEALTH FUNDING
- DISALLOWED QUESTION
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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BANKING
(Mr IAN CAMERON, Mr HOWARD) -
FOREIGN INVESTMENT
(Mr HAYDEN, Mr HOWARD) -
TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES
(Mr EWEN CAMERON, Mr HUNT) -
MONEY SUPPLY: EXCHANGE RATE
(Mr KEATING, Mr HOWARD) -
AUSTRALIAN WOOL TESTING AUTHORITY
(Mr BUNGEY, Mr NIXON) -
MIDDLE EAST PEACEKEEPING FORCE
(Mr LIONEL BOWEN, Mr MALCOLM FRASER) -
SALE OF WHEAT
(Mr MacKENZIE, Mr NIXON) -
ALUMINIUM PRICES
(Mr HOWE, Mr MOORE) -
BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION REVIEW
(Mr ROBERT BROWN, Mr SINCLAIR) -
TELEVISION TRANSLATORS
(Mr TUCKEY, Mr SINCLAIR) -
MIDDLE EAST PEACEKEEPING FORCE
(Mr HAYDEN, Mr MALCOLM FRASER)
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BANKING
- LIMMEN BIGHT ABORIGINAL LAND CLAIM
- COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO EDUCATION AND TRAINING
- ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC WORKS
- BILLS RETURNED FROM THE SENATE
- HOSPITAL FUNDING
- Procedural Text
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COMPANIES BILL 1981
- Second Reading
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In Committee
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOORE
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr SPENDER
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mrs CHILD
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOUNTFORD
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JOHN BROWN
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOORE
- Mr JACOBI
- Mr MOORE
- Third Reading
- COMPANIES (FEES) BILL 1981
- COMPANIES (TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS) BILL 1981
- COMPANIES (MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS) BILL 1981
- CROWN DEBTS (PRIORITY) BILL 1981
- COMPANIES (ACQUISITION OF SHARES) AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2) 1981
- COMPANIES (ACQUISITION OF SHARES-FEES) AMENDMENT BILL 1981
- SECURITIES INDUSTRY AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2) 1981
- SECURITIES INDUSTRY (FEES) AMENDMENT BILL 1981
- COMPANIES AND SECURITIES (INTERPRETATION AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) AMENDMENT BILL (No. 2) 1981
- ADJOURNMENT
- NOTICES
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Social Security Appeals
(Mr Holding, Mr Viner) -
Assistance to Inventors Scheme
(Mr Les Johnson, Mr Thomson) -
Welfare Expenditure in Australian Capital Territory
(Dr Everingham, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Capital Territory House of Assembly
(Mr Scholes, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Federal Police
(Dr Klugman, Mr Newman) -
National Aviation Museum
(Mr Les Johnson, Mr Wilson) -
Rosemount Repatriation Hospital
(Dr Everingham, Mr Thomson) -
Historic Aircraft
(Mr Les Johnson, Mr Wilson) -
Mining Equipment
(Mr Jacobi, Sir Phillip Lynch) -
Committee of Privileges Report
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Sinclair) -
Committee of Privileges Report
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Sinclair) -
Alternative Fuel Technologies
(Mr Jacobi, Mr Anthony) -
Vietnam Veterans
(Mr Holding, Mr Thomson) -
Post Offices
(Mr Free, Mr Sinclair) -
Small Business Bankruptcies
(Mr Free, Mr Moore) -
STD and ISD Telephone Services
(Mr Beazley, Mr Sinclair) -
Proposed Racing Circuit
(Mr Holding, Mr Hodgman) -
Carlton Football Club-Tax Investigation
(Dr Everingham, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Social Welfare Supplementary Assistance
(Mrs Darling, Mr Hunt) -
Institute of Health Epidemiological Study
(Mr Holding, Mr MacKellar) -
Television Services for the Hearing Impaired
(Mr Humphreys, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Funding for Development of Medical Aids and Equipment
(Mrs Kelly, Mr Hodgman) -
Land Auctions in the Australian Capital Territory
(Mrs Kelly, Mr Hodgman) -
Noise Pollution in the Australian Capital Territory
(Mrs Kelly, Mr Hodgman) -
Petrol Price in Canberra
(Mrs Kelly, Mr Hodgman) -
2,4,5-T, 2,4-D: Vietnam Veterans
(Mrs Darling, Mr Thomson) -
Alumina Refinery at Wagerup, Western Australia
(Mr Howe, Mr Anthony) -
Department of Industry and Commerce: Television Advertising
(Mr Mountford, Sir Phillip Lynch) -
Department of Employment and Youth Affairs: Television Advertising
(Mr Mountford, Mr N. A. Brown) -
Department of the Capital Territory: Television Advertising
(Mr Mountford, Mr Hodgman) -
Re-alignment of the Cotter Road, Canberra
(Mr Porter, Mr Hodgman) -
Appointments to Statutory Authorities under the Minister for Trade and Resources
(Mr Les McMahon, Mr Anthony) -
Appointment to Statutory Authorities under the Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs
(Mr Les McMahon, Mr N. A. Brown) -
Women Veterans: Dependant's Allowance
(Mr Milton, Mr Thomson) -
Australian Capital Territory: Housing
(Mrs Kelly, Mr Hodgman) -
Nomad Aircraft Program
(Mr Hurford, Sir Phillip Lynch) -
Underspending of Estimates: Department of Finance
(Mrs Darling, Mr Howard) -
Age Pension Means Test
(Mrs Darling, Mr Hunt) -
South African Military Intervention in Angola
(Mr Howe, Mr Street) -
Broadcasting of Electoral Speeches and Advertisements
(Mr Lloyd, Mr Sinclair) -
Australian Cerebral Palsy Association
(Mrs Darling, Mr Hunt) -
Recruitment through Private Employment Agencies: Department of Science and Technology
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Recruitment through Private Employment Agencies: Department of Veterans' Affairs
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Industrial Action: Department of National Development and Energy
(Mr Bungey, Mr Anthony) -
Engagement by Officers in Outside Employment: Department of Science and Technology
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Overseas Travel: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Overseas Travel: Department of Social Security
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hunt) -
Overseas Travel: Department of Science and Technology
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Air Travel in Australia: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Air Travel in Australia: Department of Science and Technology
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Head Office: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Head Office: Department of Social Security
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hunt) -
Head Office: Department of Business and Consumer Affairs
(Mr Bungey, Mr Moore) -
Home Telephone Rentals: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Recycling of Paper: Department of Communications
(Mr Bungey, Mr Sinclair) -
Tea Services: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Radio Australia Transmitter at Carnarvon, Western Australia
(Mr Bungey, Mr Sinclair) -
Australian Wool Harvesting Program
(Mr Bungey, Mr Nixon) -
Age Pensions: Means Test
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hunt) -
Fire Extinguishers
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Hazardous Chemicals
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Hazardous Chemicals
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Fire Extinguishers
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Australian Federal Police Force: Use of Drug Addicted Dogs
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Passports: Prosecutions
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Fire Protection
(Mr Bungey, Mr Newman) -
Importation of Vehicles at Reduced Rates of Duty
(Mr Bungey, Mr Moore) -
National Capital Development Commission
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Goodwin Homes Association
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Capital Territory Bushfire Council: Hire of Helicopters
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Jobless Action
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Lease of Homestead to Riding for the Disabled
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Annual Report of the Australian Capital Territory Bush Fire Council
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Capital Territory Emergency Housekeeper Service
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Tuggeranong Family Action
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Civil Rehabilitation Committee
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Marymead Children's Centre
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Handicapped Citizens Association of the Australian Capital Territory
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Capital Territory Council of Social Service
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Visits to Australian Capital Territory Forests
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Cycle Paths
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
National Conference Towards an Australian Family Policy
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
High Court Building
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Australian Capital Territory Forestry Activities
(Mr Bungey, Mr Hodgman) -
Purchase of Blankets for the Department of Veterans' Affairs
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Applied Ecology Pty Ltd: Turtle Seminar
(Mr Bungey, Mr Wilson) -
Telephone Calls by Staff: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
(Mr Bungey, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Telephone Calls by Staff: Department of Science and Technology
(Mr Bungey, Mr Thomson) -
Sickness Benefit
(Mr Humphreys, Mr Hunt) - Procedural Text
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Coastal Surveillance: Expenditure by Department of Transport
(Mr Morrison, Mr Hunt) -
Department of Transport: Functions
(Mr McLean, Mr Hunt) -
Australian Taxation Office: Reported Break-in
(Mr Willis, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Nugan Hand Bank
(Mr Willis, Mr Newman) -
Disaster Relief
(Mrs Darling, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Uranium Resources at Nabarlek
(Mr Uren, Mr Anthony) -
Taxation Levels
(Mr Willis, Mr Malcolm Fraser) -
Bushfires: Use of Water-bombers
(Mr Les Johnson, Mr Hunt)
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Social Security Appeals
Content Window
Wednesday, 13 May 1981
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Mr DOBIE
—I refer the Minister for Foreign Affairs to reports in this morning's media that tensions are growing at an alarming and urgent rate between the government of Israel's Prime Minister Begin and Syria's President Hafez Assad. I ask the Minister whether he is in a position to advise the House as to what actions he has taken to ascertain the true position and how it will affect Australia's interests in the Middle East. In view of the concern shown by the Government at the outbreak of the Iraqi-Iranian war, can we anticipate a statement to the House on the subject of difficulties which could arise not only for the war battered people of Lebanon but also because of 'the strategic wall of Syrian-Soviet friendship and co-operation' for the well-being of the whole area of the Middle East?
Mr STREET
—I am sure that all members of this House will be concerned about the increase in tension in Lebanon particularly as a result of conflict between Syria and Israel. The subject of the unhappy recent experiences of the country of Lebanon were recently a matter of comment in this House. So far as the most recent events in that country are concerned, the Australian Government has asked the Australian mission in the United Nations to convey to the Secretary-General of the United Nations our great concern at the potentially explosive situation which is developing there and which could affect not only the stability of the region but also stability throughout the world. We have asked our mission to make clear to the President of the Security Council our concern and to urge on all parties involved the need for commonsense and restraint at this particularly difficult time. We have further said that any initiatives which the President of the Security Council feels he can take in this respect would have our support. I understand that there is little or no prospect at the moment of a United Nations peacekeeping force being introduced to cover the whole of Lebanon because such a force would require a request from the Lebanese Government as well as a resolution from the Security Council of the United Nations. In respect of that possible development and others in the area, the Government is watching the matter closely and will take what opportunities it can to reduce tensions in the area.