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- 1983 Wages Accord improved economic growth without inflation.
- Modernised the national economy, integrated it into the global economy, and diversified Australia's export base.
- Comprehensive tax reform reducing the top marginal rate and introducing capital gains tax.
- Stopped the Tasmanian Gordon-below-Franklin dam project.
- The World Heritage Properties Conservation Act 1983 gave the Commonwealth control over State heritage sites.
- Developed closer ties with the United States, Russia, China, Japan and South-East Asia.
- Supported international pressure on South Africa to overturn its apartheid regime.
- Established APEC - the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum.
- Established Medicare.
- Improved social security benefits to the children of low-income families.
- Outlawed sex discrimination in the workforce.
- Established the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) as the peak national policy and administrative agency for Indigenous Australians.
- Reformed Australia's education, training, and university system.
What else can I help you with?
When was Bob Hawke born?
Bob Hawke was born on December 9, 1929.
Has Bob Hawke retired and if so in what year?
Yes Bob Hawke has retired. He retired on 1991no he is not
What electorate did Bob Hawke represent?
Robert 'Bob' Hawke represented the electorate of Wills in Victoria.
When did Bob Hawke die?
Bob Hawke, former Prime Minister of Australia has not died yet (as of 2010).
What are three things Bob Hawke is remembered for?
Bob Hawke is remembered for drinking a yard glass in the fastest time
What are outcomes and achievements from Bob Hawke?
golbalisation helping people giving them better lives
Who is Clem hawke?
Bob Hawke's Dad, Bob Hawke was the Labor prime minister of Australia, his Mum is called Ellie Hawke.
What were Bob hawkes qualities?
Bob Hawke was the 23rtd Prime Minister of Australia. He was a strong leader and an aggressive political figure.
What is Bob Hawke's birthday?
Bob Hawke's birth name is Robert James Lee Hawke.
When was Bob Hawke born?
Bob Hawke was born on December 9, 1929.
What nicknames does Bob Hawke go by?
Bob Hawke goes by Ol' Silver.
What party did Bob Hawke represent?
Bob Hawke represented the Australian Labor Party.
Who succeeded Bob Hawke in his electorate?
The indepent Phil Cleary succeeded Bob Hawke in the electorate of Wills when Hawke resigned in 1992.
Has Bob Hawke retired and if so in what year?
Yes Bob Hawke has retired. He retired on 1991no he is not
What electorate did Bob Hawke represent?
Robert 'Bob' Hawke represented the electorate of Wills in Victoria.
Who was Bob Hawke's Treasurer?
Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke's treasurer was Paul Keating.
Who was Bob hawke's siblings?
Bob Hawke had a brother called Neil Hawke, but he died in 1939 and that is when they moved to WA.
