AUSTRALIAN GDP RISES 1.1 PCT IN FOURTH QUARTER Australia's seasonally adjusted real gross domestic product (GDP) rose 1.1 pct in the fourth quarter of 1986 after rising 0.2 pct in the third quarter, the Statistics Bureau said. This compares with a 1.1 pct fall in the fourth quarter of 1985. Compared with the year-earlier quarter, GDP also rose 1.1 pct, the Bureau figures show. The annual rise compares with a 0.3 pct fall in the third quarter compared with the 1985 third quarter and a 4.3 pct rise in the year-earlier period, the Bureau figures show. Real non-farm gross product rose 0.9 pct in the fourth quarter after zero growth in the third quarter and a 1.3 pct fall a year earlier, making an annual rise of 0.8 pct. Gross farm product rose 4.3 pct compared with rises of 2.6 pct in the third quarter and 2.8 pct a year earlier, making annual growth of 6.6 pct. Elements in the fourth quarter GDP rise included falls of 0.6 pct and 0.2 pct in private and government final consumption expenditure respectively, the Bureau figures show. Gross fixed capital expenditure fell 0.1 pct in the quarter while exports of goods and services rose 13.0 pct and imports 2.9 pct. Seasonally-adjusted expenditure on GDP at average 1979/80 prices rose to 36.67 billion dlrs in the fourth quarter from 36.26 billion in both the third quarter and the year-earlier quarter. The figures are subject to revision over a long period.