Prime minister, honoured and distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen - welcome to national identity 2002. As other speakers will establish, it takes much to move and shake a nation - but even more for one to be respected and remembered by a nation such as a Australia. My speech today was to focus on one of Australians most dedicated and hardworking men - Sir. Reginald Myles Ansett - however I found it more appropriate to discuss the effects of the Ansett legacy, from its humble beginning to its unfortunate demise.

The termination of Ansett will leave much to be desired - its sense of identity has established itself as more of a 'home-made' airline, with more Aussie values than possibly any other airline. Unfortunately ansett does not leave the aviation industry with all thumbs-up, many creditors, some staff and even a few former passengers criticising the way in which ansett was run - however, as you would have seen Ansett's departure has brought about a sombre yet cheerful atmosphere.

Ansett Australia was a valuable contribution to the Australian nation - our national identity. A news report aired this morning has been prepared to demonstrate Ansett's impact in its 66 years of service.

Administrators were appointed to Ansett early September, in which they revealed that Ansett faced closure

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