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Macleay Museum, University of Sydney: Atkinson, Caroline Louisa Waring (1834 - 1872), Naturalist and Writer; Browne, Ida Alison (1900 - 1976), Academic, Geologist and Palaeontologist

Marymead Child and Family Centre: Marymead Auxiliary; Marymead Child and Family Centre (1967 - )

Maternal and Child Welfare Division, Brisbane: Chatfield, Florence (1867 - 1949), Nurse and Medical administrator

Melba Memorial Conservatorium of Music: Austral, Florence Mary (1892 - 1968), Opera singer; Melba, Nellie (1861 - 1931), Opera singer

Melbourne Museum: Australian Women in Agriculture Movement (1990s - ); Central Victorian Women in Agriculture Inc. (1994? - 2006); Chambers, Joy (1942 - ), Farmer and Social activist; First International Women in Agriculture Conference (1994); Johnson, Lyn (1940 - ), Cheese-maker, Dairy Farmer, Early and Ongoing Leader and Women in Agriculture Movement.; The Knickers Fund (1998 - 2006); Women on Farms Gatherings (1990 - )

Mitchell and Dixson Libraries Manuscripts Collection, State Library of New South Wales: Abbott, Gertrude (1846 - 1934), Matron and Social worker; Abortion Law Reform Association; Anderson, Jayne (c. 1961 - ), Journalist and Television Journalist; Anderson, Shirley (1928 - ); The ANZAC Fellowship of Women (1921 - 1957?); Arena, Franca, Parliamentarian and Women's rights activist; Arnot, Jean Fleming (1903 - 1995), Librarian, Trade unionist and Feminist; Atkinson, Caroline Louisa Waring (1834 - 1872), Naturalist and Writer; Australasian Trained Nurses' Association (1899 - ); Australian Comforts Fund (1916 - 1920); Australian Federation of Graduate Women Inc. (1922 - ); Australian Federation of Graduate Women NSW (New South Wales) Inc. (1920 - ); Australian Federation of Women Voters (1921 - 1982); Australian Local Government Women's Association - New South Wales Branch (1952 - ); Australian Local Government Women's Association (1951 - ); Australian Women's Charter (1943 - ); The Australian Women's Conference for Victory in War and Victory in Peace (1943); Australian Women's Ski Club (1932 - 1963); Bandler, Faith Ida Lessing (c. 1918 - ), Author and Campaigner; Bates, Daisy May (1863 - 1951), Anthropologist and Journalist; Bensusan, Julia ( - 1878), Charity worker; Binks, Mary, Journalist, Local government councillor and Print Journalist; Board, Ruby Willmet (1880 - 1963), Social welfare; Booker, Lorelei Emmeline (1906 - 1994), Women's rights activist; Booth, Mary (1869 - 1956), Physician and Public Health Worker; Bowden, Ros, Broadcaster; BPW Australia (1947 - ); BPW Newcastle Club (1931 - ); BPW Sydney Club (1939 - ); Browne, Grace Johnston (1900 - 1988), Obstetrician and Gynaecologist; Burger, Angela, Journalist and Print Journalist; Captive Nations Council of New South Wales (1965 - 1989); Cato, Nancy (1917 - 2000), Author, Journalist, Poet and Environmentalist; City Girls' Amateur Sports Association (1918 - c. 1935); The Civic League (Australia) (1907 - ); Clague, Joyce Caroline, Welfare worker; Coffey, Essie (c. 1940 - 1998), Community worker, Singer, Actor and Film maker; Corcoran, Helen, Journalist and Print Journalist; Country Women's Association of New South Wales (1922 - ); Creaghe, Emily Caroline; Crommelin, Minard Fannie (1881 - 1972), Conservationist and Postmistress; Cross, Ray Alberta, Nurse; Cullen, Jean ( - 1950), Cartoonist, Illustrator and Journalist; Cusack, Dymphna (1902 - 1981), Author, Cultural Commentator, Political activist, Social activist and Teacher; Delahunty, Mary (1951 - ), Journalist and Parliamentarian; Devanny, Jean (1894 - 1962), Feminist, Trade unionist and Writer; Dobbie, Nita May (1904 - 1992), Librarian; Dunlop, Eliza Hamilton (1796 - 1880), Ethnographer; Dunn, Louisa, Charity worker; Durack, Mary (1913 - 1994), Author and Historian; Endeavour Women's Inter-club Bowls and Social Club Inc. (1962 - 1995); Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (1958 - c. 1978); Federated Association of Australian Housewives (1923 - ); Feminist Club of New South Wales (1914 - ); Franklin, Stella Maria ( Marian) Sarah Miles (1879 - 1954), Writer; Freeman, Daphne, Journalist and Print Journalist; Fry, Edith (1858 - 1940), Feminist; Fullerton, Mary Elizabeth (1868 - 1946), Author, Feminist, Novelist and Poet; Garner, Helen (1942 - ), Journalist, Scriptwriter and Writer; Geach, Portia Swanston (1873 - 1959), Artist and Women's rights activist; Gillan, Joy Lindrum, Writer; Gilmore, Mary Jean (1865 - 1962), Teacher, Poet and Writer; Girl's Realm of Service and Good Fellowship (1900? - 1976); Girls' Secondary Schools' Club, Sydney (1927 - 1994); Glencross, Eleanor (1876 - 1950), Feminist, Political candidate and Women's rights activist; Greenwood, Irene Adelaide (1898 - 1992), Feminist, Peace activist, Activist, Pacifist, Broadcaster and Writer; Hartigan, Joan (1912 - 2000), Tennis player; Heagney, Muriel Agnes (1885 - 1974), Political candidate, Trade unionist and Writer; Henry, Alice (1857 - 1943), Feminist, Trade unionist, Journalist, Writer and Lecturer; Hinder, Eleanor Mary (1893 - 1963), Scientist and Welfare worker; Holman, Ada Augusta (1869 - 1949), Feminist, Journalist, Novelist and Print Journalist; Horseman, Marie Compston (Mollie) (1911 - 1974), Cartoonist and Journalist; Housewives Association of New South Wales (1918 - ); Imperial Honours System; Infants' Home (Ashfield, New South Wales) (1874 - ); Italy Born Community of Australia; James, Florence (1902 - 1993), Writer and Journalist; Jean Arnot Luncheon (1994 - ); Jessie Street National Womens Library (1989 - ); The Joint Baltic Committee (1952 - ); Kenny, Elizabeth (1880 - 1952), Nurse and Health administrator; Kibble, Nita Bernice (1879 - 1962), Librarian; Lampe, Anne, Journalist and Print Journalist; Lee, Ida Louisa (1865 - 1943), Geographer; Leeson, Ida Emily (1885 - 1964), Librarian; Littlejohn, Emma Linda Palmer (1883 - 1949), Feminist, Journalist, Radio Broadcaster, Radio Journalist and Women's rights activist; Looveer, Lia (1920 - 2006); M U Australia (1892 - ); Macquarie, Elizabeth Henrietta (1778 - 1835), Diarist, governor's spouse and Writer; Maloney, Betty Florence (1925 - 2001), Botanical artist and Illustrator; Melba, Nellie (1861 - 1931), Opera singer; Melbourne Ladies Benevolent Society (1845 - 1983); MumShirl (c. 1924 - 1998), Community worker; National Council of Jewish Women of Australia (1923 - ); National Council of Women of Australia (1931 - ); National Council of Women of New South Wales (1896 - ); National Italian-Australian Women's Association (1985 - ); Neales, Sue, Journalist and Print Journalist; New Housewives' Association (1946 - 1950); New South Wales Bush Nursing Association (1911 - 1975); Oodgeroo Noonuccal (1920 - 1993), Poet, Political activist, Artist and Educator; O'Reilly, Susannah Hennessy (1881 - 1960), Medical practitioner and Obstetrician; Palmer, Janet Gertrude (Nettie) (1885 - 1964), Author, Critic, Editor, Journalist and Print Journalist; Pan Pacific and South East Asian Women's Association - South Australia (S.A.) Branch; Powell, Eileen (1913 - 1997), Trade unionist; Preston-Stanley, Millicent Fanny (1883 - 1955), Politician and Women's rights activist; Progressive Housewives Association, New South Wales (1947 - ); Queen Victoria Club (1901 - 1995); Rankin, Patricia, Journalist and Print Journalist; Read, Irene Victoria (1880 - 1972), Charity worker, Community worker and Philanthropist; Reading, Fanny (1884 - 1974), Medical practitioner, Women's rights activist and Zionist; Rich, Ruby (1888 - 1988), Feminist, Musician and Pacifist; Robinson, Edith (1906 - 2000), Olympian and Track and Field Athlete; Ryan, Edna Minna (1904 - 1997), Feminist, Trade unionist, Activist and Writer; Salmon, Lorraine (1910 - 1970), Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Journalist and Writer; Scott, Harriet (1830 - 1907), Artist and Naturalist; Scott, Helena (1832 - 1910), Artist and Naturalist; Scott, Rose (1847 - 1925), Feminist; SDN Children's Services Inc. (1905 - ); Sherrard, Kathleen M. (1890 - 1975), Geologist; Singer, Jill (c. 1957 - ), Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Journalist and Television Journalist; Singleton, Jane, Company director, Journalist, Public relations professional, Radio Journalist and Television Journalist; Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart; Smith, Addie Viola (1893 - 1975), Lawyer and Feminist; Society of Women Writers (Australia) (1980 - 2000); Society of Women Writers New South Wales Inc (1925 - ); Spence, Catherine Helen (1825 - 1910), Suffragist, Writer and Campaigner; St Margaret's Hospital (1894 - 1998); Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Sutherland Waratah Women's Bowling Club (1963 - 1995); Swanton, Mary Hynes (1861 - 1940), Tailoress, Trade unionist and Women's rights activist; Sydney Female Refuge Society (1848 - 1919?); Sydney Home Nursing Service (1900 - ); Sydney Ladies' Miniature Rifle Club (1907 - 1919); Taylor, Florence Mary (1879 - 1969), Architect, Engineer and Publisher; Turner, Ethel (1872 - 1958), Author; Ukraine Born Community of Australia; Ukrainian Women's Association in Australia of New South Wales; The United Associations of Women (1929 - ); United Council for Woman Suffrage (1894 - 1908); The United Council of Migrants from Communist Dominated Europe in Australia (1953 - ); Vatsikopoulos, Helen (c. 1960 - ), Journalist and Television Journalist; The Victorian Women's Suffrage Society (1884 - 1908); Walkley Awards (1956 - ); Walton, Nancy Bird (1915 - 2009), Pilot; Warren, Agnes (c. 1956 - ), Journalist and Radio Journalist; Watts, Margaret Sturge (1892 - 1978), Migrant community Advocate, Welfare worker and Peace activist; Wearne, Eileen (1912 - 2007), Commonwealth or Empire Games Gold Medalist, Olympian and Track and Field Athlete; Wildman, Alexina Maude (1867 - 1896), Journalist, Print Journalist and Satirist; Wilkinson, Marian (1954 - ), Journalist, Print Journalist and Television Journalist; Woman Suffrage; Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New South Wales (1882 - ); Women's Abortion Action Campaign, Sydney (1972 - ); Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) (1941 - 1947); The Women's Auxiliary to the Australian Board of Missions (1910 - ); The Women's Club (1901 - ?); Women's Electoral Lobby (1972 - ); Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Australia Section) (1919 - ); Women's Migration and Overseas Appointment Society (1862 - ); Women's Network (1984 - ); Women's Voluntary National Register, New South Wales (1939 - 1940); World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, New South Wales Commission, Women's Work Department (1891 - 1893)

Mitchell Library: Ascham School (1886 - ); Lawson, Louisa (1848 - 1920), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Writer, Businesswoman and Suffragist; Littlejohn, Emma Linda Palmer (1883 - 1949), Feminist, Journalist, Radio Broadcaster, Radio Journalist and Women's rights activist; Scott, Rose (1847 - 1925), Feminist; Women's Literary Society (1889 - 1929?)

Mitchell Library and Sir William Dixson Research Library, State Library of New South Wales: The Australian Women's Suffrage Society (1888 - 1898); Gilmore, Mary Jean (1865 - 1962), Teacher, Poet and Writer; Greville, Henrietta (1861 - 1964), Activist and Trade unionist; Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Woman Suffrage

MLC School, Sydney: Powell, Eileen (1913 - 1997), Trade unionist

Monash Medical Centre Historical Collection: Queen Victoria Hospital (1896 - 1977)

Murdoch University: Durack, Elizabeth (1915 - 2000), Artist, Writer and Illustrator; Gay and Lesbian Archives of Western Australia; Greenwood, Irene Adelaide (1898 - 1992), Feminist, Peace activist, Activist, Pacifist, Broadcaster and Writer; Hoffmann, Karin (1941 - ), Computer Scientist and Archivist; Lespar Library of Women's Liberation (1979 - ); Prichard, Katharine Susannah (1883 - 1969), Journalist and Writer; Sound Women's Peace Camp; Women's Centre Action Group; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Australia Section) (1919 - ); Women's Rural Community Group

Museum Victoria: Sweet, Georgina (1875 - 1946), Academic, Philanthropist, Zoologist and Women's rights activist

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