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MLOH 1-102
Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons
MLOH 758/1
Side A: ‘Canada approaching the 1980s, a view from the provinces’ / The Hon. Sterling Lyon Q.C. Premier on Manitoba, 4/12/1979
Side B: President’s report / Harry Gray, 26/6/1979

MLOH 758/2
Side A: ‘Enterprise Australia’ / Stan Owens, 5/2/1980
Side B: ‘Gold Fever’ / Wip Wipperman, 18/3/1980

MLOH 758/3
Side A: ‘Experiences of an Ombudsman’ / Ken Smithers, 27/11/1979
Side B: ‘Changing influences on the international scene’ / Sir Donald Tebbit, 27/2/1980

MLOH 758/4
Side A: ‘Improve communication, increase productivity. Management, executives, staff’ / Ron Becks, 2/12/1980
Side B: District Governor’s visit / Hal White, 28/10/1980

MLOH 758/5
Salvation Army carols, 23/12/1980

MLOH 758/6
Side A: ‘What business are you in?’ / R. Quinlivan, 17/2/1981
Side B: R. J. L. Hawke, MHR for Wills, 3/2/1981

MLOH 758/7
Side A: ‘The Rotary Foundation’ / Alex Mitchell, 20/11/1984
Side B: ‘New philatelic products from Australia Post’ / Allen Dunn, 27-11-1984

MLOH 758/8
Side A: ‘Work Ethic’ / Sir Max Dillon, 2/6/1981
Side B: ‘Work Ethic’ / Joe Thompson, 9/6/1981

MLOH 758/9
‘Work ethic’ – 16/6/1981

MLOH 758/10
Side A: ‘Extortion in business’ / Sir Eric McClintock, 23/6/1981
Side B: ‘The role of the zoo in this day and age’ / David Butcher, 26/5/1981

MLOH 758/11
Side A: District Governor’s address / John Wright, 25/8/1981
Side B: ‘Spotlight on the Sydney Entertainment Centre’ / Sir Asher Joel, 26/4/1983

MLOH 758/12
Side A: ‘Schools, universities and the business world’ / Jack Keavney, 14/7/1981
Side B: Presidential address / Ray Carter, 30/6/1981

MLOH 758/13
Side A: ‘Privacy protection in Australia’ / Bill Orme, 11/8/1981
Side B: ‘Today’s training for tomorrow’s tradesmen’ / John B Clarkson, 13/10/1981

MLOH 758/14
Side A: ‘The Nadow Foundation’ / Sir Ronald Elliot, 15/9/1981
Side B: ‘The physically disabled – yesterday, today, tomorrow’ / Marjorie Todd, 22/9/1981

MLOH 758/15
Side A: ‘Attitudes’ / Sir Hermann Black, 23/3/1982
Side B: Ronald J. Thornhill, Minister of Development, province of Notia Scotia

MLOH 758/16
Side A: ‘Talking to people’ / Mr Keith Smith, 5/1/1982
Side B: ‘The art of public speaking’, Mr Christopher Veitch, 22/12/1981

MLOH 758/17
Side A: ‘The Campbell Report – why bank de-regulation? / Mr. R. B. Cameron, 9/3/1982
Side B: International Day / Sir Nicholas Parkinsdon, 2/3/1982

MLOH 758/18
Side A: Ken Scheller, [undated]
Side B: ‘The findings of the Australian Financial System Enquiry’ / Keith Campbell, 30/3/1982

MLOH 758/19 
Side A: ‘Merriment of Parsons’ / Trevor Byard, 20/4/1982
Side B: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / Charlie Fitzgibbon, 27/4/1982

MLOH 758/20
Side A: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / George Polites, 4/5/1982
Side B: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / Kevin G. Lewis, 11/5/1982

MLOH 758/21
Side A: President’s report / David Kellaway, 22/6/1982
Side B: ‘The silent epidemic’ / Cliff Reece, 15/6/1982

MLOH 758/22
Side A: ‘The mess that literacy has got us into’ / Hugh Mackay, 19/7/1983
Side B: ‘The centenary of Barnardo’s in Australia’ / Sir John Ruller, 26/7/1983

MLOH 758/23
Side A: ‘Employment of the disabled’ / W.A. Bennett & Mr W.R. King, 16/8/1983
Side B: ‘The arts and business’ / Kenneth Tribe, 23/8/1983

MLOH 758/24
‘The effect of the new technology on the social…’ / Charles Kerr, 22/11/1983

MLOH 758/25
Side A: ‘Human authenticity in today’s world’ / Archbishop E.B. Clancy, 20/12/1983
Side B: ‘Changes in cricket’ / Alan Davidson, 31/1/1984

MLOH 758/26
Side A: ‘The politics of art in the People’s Republic of China’ / Edmund Capon, 18/9/1984
Side B: ‘Finding & developing mineral resources’ / K. Horler, R. Hardwick

MLOH 758/27
Side A: ‘Junior management from senior management point of view’ / Ian Hawthorn, 23/10/1984
Side B: ‘Townsville – the heart of North Queensland’, N.F. Reynolds, 30/10/1984

MLOH 758/28
Side A: ‘Wine quality in Australia today’ / Len Evans, 9/10/1984
Side B: ‘The Australian Customs service in the 1980s’ / Frank Kell, 16/10/1984

MLOH 758/29
‘Senior management from junior management point of view’ / Ian Graham, 2/10/1984

MLOH 758/30
Side A: ‘The future of employment’ / Barrie Unsworth, 30/11/1982
Side B: Russell Braddon, 8/12/1981

MLOH 758/31
‘Re-reading of Pres. Jim’s address to the club – outline of plan’ / Tom Cappie-Wood and Lance Chessell, 6/7/1982

MLOH 758/32
Side A: District Gvernor’s visit – Lyn Knight, 27/7/1982
Side B: Sir John Mason, 24/8/1982

MLOH 758/33
Side A:  ‘AMER-IND: An ancient sign language with a bright future’ / Helene Wright, 14/9/1982
Side B: ‘Traineeships & assignment for overseas & Australian students / J. Parker, J. Schuck, T. Miller, 21/9/1982

MLOH 758/34
Side A: ‘Organized crime’ / Bob Bottom, 7/9/1982
Side B: ‘The future of employment / Professor G.W. Ford, 23/11/1982

MLOH 758/35
Side A: Joanne Skidmore, Siv Berg & Ted Chinn, 22/2/83
Side B: ‘How brave a new world’, 1/3/1983

MLOH 758/36
Side A: ‘The wonderful world of movies’ / Charlotte Gee, 22/3/1983
Side B: ‘ABC Radio – prospects and problems’ / Keith Mackriell, 5/4/1983

MLOH 758/37
Side A: General Jarl Wahlstrom, 3/5/1983
Side B: Dr. Patricia Edgar, 12/4/1983

MLOH 758/38
Side A: ‘The challenge of leprosy in 1983’ / Jack Torrance, 14/6/1983
Side B: Annual report / Jim Somerville, 21/6/1983

MLOH 758/39
Side A: ‘Behind the board room door’ / J.N. Davenport, 1/5/1984
Side B: ‘Current Banking Practices’ / W.G. Kent, 8/5/1984

MLOH 758/40
Side A: Sir Laurie Francis, 14/8/1984
Side B: Charles Morrison, District Governor 975 [undated]

MLOH 758/41
Side A: Annual Report / Norm Winckle, 26/6/1984
Side B: ‘Wilderness Programme’ / Merle Hercomb, 24/7/1984

MLOH 758/42
Side A: ‘Australia’s policy towards foreign investment’ / Sir Bede Callaghan, 31/7/1984
Side B: ‘Affirmative action’ / Anne Summers, 7/8/1984

MLOH 758/43
Side A: ‘Australia’s national satellite’ / Graham Gosewinckel, 21/2/1984
Side B: ‘Peer support programme’ / Elizabeth Campbell & Jim Dibble, 7/2/1984

MLOH 758/44
Side A: ‘The unrealised potential – an ageing population & the aged’ / Joan Simms, 6/3/1984
Side B: Past president of Rotary International William R. Robbins, 28/2/1984

MLOH 758/45
Side A: ‘Rotarians and the social revolution’ / Professor Wilfred Jarvis, 1/2/82
Side B: ‘Ballet who’ / Barry Joy, 6/11/1984

MLOH 758/46
Side A: Dr. Ronald Smart and quartet from The N.S.W. Conservatorium of Music, 13/11/1984
Side B: ‘Ballet who’ / Barry Joy, 6/11/1984

MLOH 758/47
Side A: ‘International Youth Year’ / Bill Langshaw, ‘Employment of the disabled’ / Rod Cooper, 10/4/1984
Side B: ‘Latest developments in the security industry’ / James Bain, 3/4/1984

MLOH 758/48
Side A: ‘Business relations between Australia and Japan’ / J.T. Yamaguchi, 27/3/1984
Side B: ‘Working with your secretary’ / Dawn Higgins, 20/3/1984

MLOH 758/49
Side A: R.M. Cavalier, Minister for Education, 26/2/1985
Side B: R.I. 80th Anniversary / Doug Stewart and Sam Downie, 19/2/1985

MLOH 758/50-51
Side A: ‘The Maori in Australia’ Kingi Ihaka, 5/3/1985
Side B: Alfred Hurlstone Pollard, recipient vocational service award, 12/3/1985

MLOH 758/52
Side A: ‘The secretary in the modern office’ / Patricia Foster, 19/3/1985
Side B: ‘The Chinese community in Sydney: their history, achievements and further aspirations’ / Henry Tsang, 26/3/1985

MLOH 758/53
Side A: H.E. Nesen, United States Ambassador to Australia, 16/4/1985
Side B: ‘Caring for veterans’ / Lionel Mead, 23/4/1985

MLOH 758/54
Vocational Service Award Luncheon / Alf Pollard, 12/3/1985

MLOH 758/55
‘The Rotary Club of Sydney then and now’ / John Harley. 14/5/1985

MLOH 758/56
Side A: ‘The consequence of the development of technology…etc.’ / Michael Brisk, 15/11/1983
Side B: ‘Challengers for the American’s Cup’ / Bill Psaltis, 28/5/1985

MLOH 758/57-58
Doug Stewart interviewed by Leon Becker,13/6/1986

MLOH 758/59
Side A: ‘The Microsearch foundation’ / Gillian Buckley, 11/8/1986
Side B: ‘Qantas and the Australian economy’ / John Menadue, 18/8/1986

MLOH 758/60
Side A: ‘The American’s Cup’ / Bruce Stannard, 1/9/1986
Side B: ‘Unions, superannuation and investment’ / N.C. Weaver, 8/9/1986

MLOH 758/61
Side A: ‘Equal opportunity and you’ / Carmel Niland, 15/9/1986
Side B: Committee reports / Ken Horler, Kevin Smith, Graham Robertson, 22/9/1986

MLOH 758/62
Side A: District Governor Sig Sjoquist’s address, 29/9/1986
Side B: ‘Work skill Australia’ / Jack Dusseldorp, 13/10/1986

MLOH 758/63
Side A: ‘Australia’s liquid fuels challenge’ / Keith Orchison, 17/11/1986
Side B: ‘Polio plus’ / Royce Abbey, 1/12/1986

MLOH 758/64
Side A: Address by J.W. Macbean, 8/12/1986
Side B: ‘Help for executives in difficult times’ / Ken Watkinson, 22/12/1986

MLOH 758/65
Side A: ‘International bi-centenary camp’ / Joan Elliston, 2/2/1987
Side B: ‘Economic policy directions in 1987’, J.J. Carlton, 9/2/1987

MLOH 758/66
Side A: Brian Hickey, 23/2/1987
Side B: ‘How to win in 1987’, Linda Lockwood, 19/1/1987

MLOH 758/67
Side A: ‘The Australian Brewing Industry’ / W.R. Widerberg, 28/9/1987
Side B: Rotary/Rotoract debate

MLOH 758/68
Side A: ‘Challenge to volunteering in the corporate environment’ / Margaret Bell, 12/10/1987
Side B: ‘The Australian economy pitfalls and opportunities’ / D. Stammer, 27/9/1987

MLOH 758/69
Side A: ‘The trend toward uniformity and conformity with decision making’ / Terry Chapman, 7/12/1987
Side B: ‘What do we need to know?’ / Leonie Kramer, 14/12/1987

MLOH 758/70
Side A: ‘Development of community radio’ / Bill Gulson, 5/1/1987
Side B: ‘Cholesterol and heart disease’ / Ralph Reader, 12/1/1987

MLOH 758/71
‘Australia & the challenge of change / Doug Anthony, 2/3/1987

MLOH 758/72
‘Australia – another Argentina’ / B.J. Carr, 24/8/1987

MLOH 758/73
Side A: ‘The work of the Australian nuclear science and technology organisations’ / D. Colbey, 7/11/1987
Side B: ‘Australia and New Zealand relations – progress and pitfalls’ / Les Johnson, 14/19/1987

MLOH 758/74
Side A: District Governor visit / Peter Foley, 16/11/1987
Side B: ‘Quality’ / William L. Dix, [undated]

MLOH 758/75
‘Australian attitudes to excellence, education and ethics: the need to change’ / Peter Farrell, 23/11/1987

MLOH 758/76
Side A: W.D. Ferris (Chairman Austrade), 23/2/1988
Side B: Robert Nestdale (UNICEF Australia), 9/2/1988

MLOH 758/77
Side A: ‘Voluntary Euthanasia: today’s need’ / W.A. Shaw, [undated]
Side B: ‘Australia and the challenge of change – the Walter Scott Lecture’ / A.H. Pollard, 1988

MLOH 758/78
Side A: Garry Richards (Outward Bound), 15/3/1988
Side B: ‘Australia under siege’ / Alan Robertson [undated]

MLOH 758/79
‘…Put your daughters on the stage Mrs Worthington’ / Elizabeth Butcher, 29/3/1988

MLOH 758/80
Side A: Professor Stephen Leeder (Community Medicine, Westmead Hospital), 2/7/1999
Side B: ‘The Police Board of N.S.W.’ / Sir Gordon Jackson, 13/3/1984

MLOH 758/81
Side A: ‘First 100 days’ / Nick Greiner, 5/7/1988

MLOH 758/82
Side A: ‘The computer industry – an Australian perspective’ / Geoff Billingsley
Side B: Vocational Service Award 1988: Ted Noffs / Margaret Noffs

MLOH 758/83
Side A: ‘Green is for go’ / L.M. Birt, 1988
Side B: Sir Charles Court [undated]

MLOH 758/84-85
Russell Braddon Address, 14/5/1991

MLOH 758/86-87
Rotary Club of Sydney 70th birthday / John Craig, 14/5/1991

MLOH 758/88
Sir Mark Oliphant, 4/6/1991

MLOH 758/89
‘Australian and the region’ / R.J.L. Hawke, 23/11/1993

MLOH 758/90
John Kerin, 21/10/1987

MLOH 758/91
‘Adolescent healing: a risky business’ / David Bennett, Roger Tonkin, 11/11/1997

MLOH 758/92
‘The Rotary Foundation and the psychological aspects of cancer’ / Michael Henman, 18/11/1997

MLOH 758/93
‘A world class enterprise is a changing phenomenon’ / Bill Ford, 25/11/1997

MLOH 758/94
A teams debate: ‘Rotarians, are they fair dinkum?’ / panel, 2/12/1997

MLOH 758/95
‘Collaborating to compete towards future international competiveness’ / Mr Barrie Wright, 9/12/1997

MLOH 758/96
Youth Exchange Showcase, 13/1/1998

MLOH 758/97
‘The Mortimer Report’ / David Mortimer, 28/10/1997

MLOH 758/98
Youth Exchange Students, 13/1/1998

MLOH 758/99
‘The summer game: Australia in test cricket, 1949-1971’ / Gideon Haigh, 20/1/1998

MLOH 758/100-101
’20 minutes of sunshine’ / Mike Hodgetts, 27/1/1998

MLOH 758/102-114 Miscellaneous tapes relating to Rotary Club of Sydney
MLOH 758/102
‘People who make a difference’ / produced by The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International [undated]

MLOH 758/103
‘Rotary in Australia’ [undated]

MLOH 758/103
‘N.B.C. Papua New Guinea handing over of hospital equipment’

MLOH 758/104
[unidentified cassettes]

MLOH 758/105
‘Rotary songs’ [undated]

MLOH 758/106
Side 1: National Anthem (God save the Queen)
Side 2: National Anthem (Advance Australia Fair)

MLOH 758/107-109
‘Rotary in Australia’ [undated]

MLOH 758/110
Address by Chuck Keller (president of Rotary International), Wentworth Park Functions Centre, Sydney, 12/01/1988
 
MLOH 758/111
Pope John Paul at Rotary International, Rome, 1979

MLOH 758/112
‘Man belongs to the earth: ecology’ / Rotary International

MLOH 758/113
‘The most important man’
Side 1: ‘Part 1: Welcome to Rotary, Part 2: It’s your move now’
Side 2: ‘Part 3: Take a fresh look, Part 4: Riders on the Earth Together’

MLOH 758/114
Rotary Club of St George Sunrise
Technology breakfast, 24/10/1990
Sales and motivation breakfast, 31/10/1990

Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons and other Rotary functions, ca. 1979-1997

Low cost, small footprint, highly efficient and mass producible on-chip wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) light sources are key components in future silicon electronic and photonic integrated circuits (EPICs) which can fulfill the rapidly increasing bandwidth and lower energy per bit requirements. We present here, for the first time, a low noise high-channel-count 20 GHz passively mode-locked quantum dot laser grown on complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor compatible on-axis (001) silicon substrate. The laser demonstrates a wide mode-locking regime in the O-band. A record low timing jitter value of 82.7 fs (4 - 80 MHz) and a narrow RF 3-dB linewidth of 1.8 kHz are measured. The 3 dB optical bandwidth of the comb is 6.1 nm (containing 58 lines, with 80 lines within the 10 dB bandwidth). The integrated average relative intensity noise values of the whole spectrum and a single wavelength channel are - 152 dB/Hz and - 133 dB/Hz in the frequency range from 10 MHz to 10 GHz, respectively. Utilizing 64 channels, an aggregate total transmission capacity of 4.1 terabits per second is realized by employing a 32 Gbaud Nyquist four-level pulse amplitude modulation format. The demonstrated performance makes the laser a compelling on-chip WDM source for multi-terabit/s optical interconnects in future large-scale silicon EPICs.

arXiv.org, 2018-12

High-channel-count 20 GHz passively mode locked quantum dot laser directly grown on Si with 4.1 Tbit/s transmission capacity

Ultra-wideband monocycle pulse generation is experimentally demonstrated on a silicon photonic circuit with a monolithically integrated wavelength-tunable phase-intensity modulation converter and a waveguide germanium photodetector. A fractional bandwidth of 166% is achieved and modulation with a 2.5 Gbit/s test data pattern was demonstrated.

Electronics letters, 2013-09, Vol.49 (20), p.1291-1293

UWB monocycle pulse generation based on colourless silicon photonic integrated circuit

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High-channel-count 20 GHz passively mode locked quantum dot laser directly grown on Si with 4.1 Tbit/s transmission capacity

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UWB monocycle pulse generation based on colourless silicon photonic integrated circuit

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