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- Title
NOTICES OF MOTION
Heart Disease
- Database
Senate Hansard
- Date
04-05-1993
- Source
Senate
- Parl No.
37
- Electorate
VIC
- Interjector
- Page
31
- Party
LP
- Presenter
- Status
- Question No.
- Questioner
- Responder
- Speaker
Senator PATTERSON
- Stage
- Type
- Context
Notice of Motion
- System Id
chamber/hansards/1993-05-04/0028
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Hansard
- Start of Business
- OPENING OF THE PARLIAMENT
- REPRESENTATION OF VICTORIA
- SENATORS: SWEARING-IN
- REPRESENTATION OF AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY AND NORTHERN TERRITORY
- SENATORS: SWEARING-IN
- GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SPEECH
- GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S SPEECH
- MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS
- GOVERNMENT: LEADERSHIP
- LIBERAL PARTY OF AUSTRALIA: LEADERSHIP
- AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRATS: LEADERSHIP
- NATIONAL PARTY OF AUSTRALIA: LEADERSHIP
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PRIVILEGE
- Statement by President
- Notices of Motion
- REPRESENTATION OF VICTORIA
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NOTICES OF MOTION
- Rural Crisis
- Superannuation Committee
- Wool
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- Drought
- Employment, Education and Training Committee
- Wool
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- Governor-General's Speech
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- Balance of Payments
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Aboriginal Legal Service
(Senator Walsh, Senator Collins) -
Government Tenders
(Senator Vanstone, Senator Robert Ray) -
Cyclodiene Insecticides
(Senator Coulter, Senator Tate) -
Motor Vehicle Engines
(Senator Campbell, Senator Button) -
Nursing Homes
(Senator Newman, Senator Tate) -
SHAPE Program
(Senator Walsh, Senator Tate) -
Christmas Island: Chinese Nationals
(Senator Spindler, Senator Bolkus) -
Cairns Customs House
(Senator Ian Macdonald, Senator Collins) -
National Health and Medical Research Council
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Australian Government Bookshops
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Child-Care
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Department of Industry, Technology and Commerce: Ministerial Equipment and Facilities
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Department of Finance: Ministerial Equipment and Facilities
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Department of Transport and Communications: Ministerial Equipment and Facilities
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Department of Administrative Services: Ministerial Equipment and Facilities
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Magnetic Quays Development
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Shoalwater Bay
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Shoalwater Bay
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Shoalwater Bay
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Shoalwater Bay
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Shoalwater Bay
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Aborigines: Mornington Island
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Employment, Education and Training: Trade Union Funding
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Transport and Communications: Trade Union Funding
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Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs: Trade Union Funding
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs: Trade Union Funding
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Parliament House: Compensation for Accidents
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Defence: Advertising Campaign
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Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs: Advertising Campaigns
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs: Advertising Campaigns
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Environment, Sport and Territories: Media Releases
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Industry, Technology and Regional Development: Media Releases
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Scherger Air Force Base
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Aboriginal Legal Service
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Tuesday, 4 May 1993
Page: 31
Page: 31
Senator PATTERSON
—I give notice that, on the next day of sitting, I shall move:
That the Senate—
(a) notes:
(i)that as part of Heart Week, for the week beginning 2 May 1993, the National Heart Foundation has launched a campaign entitled `Heart Disease Doesn't Care What Sex You Are' to dispel the myth that heart disease is basically a man's disease, and
(ii)the information released as part of the campaign which indicates that:
(A)in 1991 nearly 26 500 Australian women died from heart and blood disease which represented almost half the deaths of all women in this year,
(B)in 1991 more women under 60 years of age died from heart and blood disease than from breast cancer, and
(C)for women the risk of suffering from heart and blood disease increases rapidly after the age of 50 years;
(b)expresses its support for the work of the National Heart Foundation and particularly for highlighting the fact that heart disease is the number one killer of Australian women.