1991 in Australia

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The following lists events that happened during 1991 in Australia.

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1991 in Australia
Monarch Elizabeth II
Governor-General Bill Hayden
Prime minister Bob Hawke, then Paul Keating
Population17,284,036
Elections NSW
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1991
in
Australia
Decades:
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Incumbents

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Bill Hayden

State and territory leaders

Governors and administrators

Events

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Arts and literature

Film

Television

Sport

Births

Deaths

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Sir John Kerr

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References

  1. TAS TV News 10 January 1991
  2. TAS TV News 13 January 1991
  3. NBN 3 News 14 January 1991
  4. NBN 3 News 16 January 1991
  5. NBN 3 News 17 January 1991
  6. ATN 7 Sydney News 21 January 1991
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  8. "Greiner Attacks Keating on Reform". Sydney Morning Herald p.4. 3 April 1991.
  9. "Telecom Charges May Rise Soon". Sydney Morning Herald p2. 5 April 1991.
  10. "Dawkins Risking the Sack, Says PM". Sydney Morning Herald p1. 8 April 1991.
  11. "Hawke: I'll Give Evidence". Sydney Morning Herald p.1. 12 April 1991.
  12. "Unions, Govt Blast Wage Rise Decision". Sydney Morning Herald p1. 16 April 1991.
  13. Investigation into foundering of MV Mineral Diamond, Australian Transport Safety Bureau, 1991.
  14. "PM Breaks Pay Deadlock". Sydney Morning Herald, p.1. 26 April 1991.
  15. "Keating Fuels Speculation". Sydney Morning Herald, p.3. 1 May 1991.
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