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National Archives of Australia: Doogan, Maria Krystyna, Barrister, Coroner, Magistrate and Solicitor; Edis, Margaret Dorothy (1890 - 1981), Nurse educator; Koobakene, Salme (? - 1998), Library Assistant and Philanthropist; Liepa, Zenta (1927 - 1987), Refugee and Research assistant; Mumme, Lillian Annie (1906 - 1989), Nurse; Pendred, Edith Gladys (1897 - 1964), Early Childhood Educationist and Kindergarten Principal; Radford, Gail Gordon (1941 - ), Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, Feminist lobbyist, Public servant, Researcher and Veterinarian

National Archives of Australia, Adelaide Office: Levy, Anne (1934 - ), Parliamentarian

National Archives of Australia, Canberra Office: Pinner, Mancell Gwenneth (1922 - 1998), Radiologist

National Archives of Australia, Melbourne Office: Adam-Smith, Patricia Jean (Patsy) (1924 - 2001), Author, Historian and Servicewoman; Appleford, Alys (Alice) Ross (1891 - 1968), Servicewoman, Nurse and Nursing administrator; Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) (1942 - 1951); Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) (1942 - 1945); Boye, Ruby (Olive) (1891 - 1990), Servicewoman; Brookes, Mabel Balcombe (1890 - 1975), Author, Political candidate and Community worker; Bullwinkel, Vivian (1915 - 2000), Nurse, Servicewoman and Health administrator; Christie, Joan Lora (1918 - 2001), Educator, Local government councillor and Servicewoman; Deasey, Maude (Kathleen) (1909 - 1968), Teacher, Servicewoman and Administrator; Feltham, Juanita Cecila, Servicewoman; Irving, Freda Howy (1903 - 1984), Editor, Journalist and Print Journalist; Irving, Sybil Howy (1897 - 1973), Servicewoman; Kathleen Best Memorial Gates; MacPherson, Daisy Cardin (Tootie) (1911 - ), Servicewoman; Pemberton, Jean Keers (1913 - 2001), Servicewoman; Sage, Annie Moriah (1895 - 1969), Nurse; Snelling, Joyce Mary (1904 - 1988), Servicewoman; Torney, Vera Alexandra (1916 - 2006), Servicewoman; Voluntary Aid Detachments (VAD) (1914 - ); Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC) (1951 - 1985)

National Archives of Australia, National Office: Appleford, Alys (Alice) Ross (1891 - 1968), Servicewoman, Nurse and Nursing administrator; Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) (1942 - 1945); Barwick, Diane Elizabeth (1938 - 1986), Anthropologist and Author; Bate, Zara Kate (1909 - 1989), Businesswoman and Community worker; Batt, Elva May (1920 - ), Servicewoman; Beaurepaire, Beryl Edith (1923 - ), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Community worker and Patron; Bell, Jane (1873 - 1959), Hospital Matron and Nurse; Best, Kathleen Annie Louise (1910 - 1957), Nurse and Servicewoman; Bett, Mary Ann Latto (c. 1881 - ?); Boye, Ruby (Olive) (1891 - 1990), Servicewoman; Brookes, Mabel Balcombe (1890 - 1975), Author, Political candidate and Community worker; Byth, Elsie Frances (1890 - ?), Community worker; Christie, Joan Lora (1918 - 2001), Educator, Local government councillor and Servicewoman; Cliffe, Anna Maria, Prison matron; Coleman, Marie Yvonne, Feminist, social activist, educator, researcher, public servant, journalist, Medical Social Worker and Statutory Office Holder; Cowley, Marie, Charity worker; Crisp, Helen Craven (1916 - 2002), Educator and Feminist; Crowther, Ethel Annie, Charity worker; Curtin, Elsie (1890 - 1975), Community worker; Curtis-Otter, Margaret Catherine (1910 - 1992), Servicewoman; Cusack, Dymphna (1902 - 1981), Author, Cultural Commentator, Political activist, Social activist and Teacher; Cutler, Helen Gray Annetta (1923 - 1990), Servicewoman and Community worker; Darling, Honor Brinsley (1918 - 2000), Servicewoman and Journalist; Davey, Margaret Lurline (1915 - 2010), Community worker; Davidson, Eileen (1909 - 2007), Social worker; Davidson, Ethel Sarah (1872 - 1939), Nurse and Servicewoman; Davis, Mervyn Twynam (1916 - 1985), Landscape architect and Servicewoman; Deasey, Maude (Kathleen) (1909 - 1968), Teacher, Servicewoman and Administrator; Douglas, Mary Stewart (May) (1904 - 1999), Servicewoman; Doyle, Jess Scott (1921 - 1988), Servicewoman; Dynon, Moira Lenore (1920 - 1976), Scientist, Servicewoman and Welfare worker; Evatt, Elizabeth Andreas (1933 - ), Judge; Fall, Constance Amy (1903 - 1992), Nurse; Feltham, Juanita Cecila, Servicewoman; Freeman, Joan (1918 - 1998), Physicist; Gilmore, Mary Jean (1865 - 1962), Teacher, Poet and Writer; Gould, Ellen Julia (Nellie) (1860 - 1941), Nurse; Guilfoyle, Margaret Georgina (1926 - ), Parliamentarian; International Women's Year National Advisory Committee (1974 - 1976); Irving, Sybil Howy (1897 - 1973), Servicewoman; Jackson, Dawn Valerie Vautin (1917 - 1995), Servicewoman; Jones, Violet Margaret (1911 - 2001), Nursing administrator; Jorgenson, June (1924 - ), Servicewoman and Community worker; Kathleen Best Memorial Gates; Kenny, Elizabeth (1880 - 1952), Nurse and Health administrator; Laidlaw, Annie Ina (1889 - 1978), Matron and Servicewoman; Lane, Ethel Marion (1918 - 2007), Nurse, Servicewoman and Community worker; Lawrence, Carmen Mary (1948 - ), Parliamentarian and Politician; Linnane, Joyce Enid (Joy) (1919 - ), Servicewoman; Lyons, Enid Muriel (1897 - 1981), Politician; MacPherson, Daisy Cardin (Tootie) (1911 - ), Servicewoman; Marchisotti, Daisy Elizabeth (1904 - 1987), Activist and Journalist; Meyer, Hilda Florence (1899 - ), Servicewoman; Miller, Olga Eunice (1920 - 2003), Aboriginal writer, Community worker, Environmentalist, Illustrator and Storyteller; Muir, Sylvia Jessie Mimmi (1915 - ), Army Nurse and Nurse; National Council of Women of Queensland (1905 - ); National Council of Women of the Australian Capital Territory (1939 - ); National Women's Advisory Council (1978 - ); Nowland, Kathleen (1889 - ), Nurse; Office for Women (1977 - ); Office of Women's Affairs (1974 - 1977); O'Neil, Pamela Frances (1945 - ), Feminist and Tribunal Member; Palmer, Helen Gwynneth (1917 - 1979), Writer, Teacher and Political activist; Pemberton, Jean Keers (1913 - 2001), Servicewoman; Penman, Alice Maud (1918 - ), Servicewoman and Community worker; Pink, Olive Muriel (1884 - 1975), Anthropologist and Botanical artist; Potter, Florence May (1887 - ), Typist; The Queensland Country Women's Association (1922 - ); Rankin, Annabelle Jane Mary (1908 - 1986), Parliamentarian; Reid, Elizabeth Anne (1942 - ), Consultant, Educator, Public speaker and Researcher; Review of Post Arrival Programs and Services to Migrants (1977 - 1978); Sage, Annie Moriah (1895 - 1969), Nurse; Smith, Ada (1889 - ), Typist; Snelling, Joyce Mary (1904 - 1988), Servicewoman; Stark, Amy Gwendoline (1910 - 1994), Aviator and Servicewoman; Stevens, Marion (1920 - ), Servicewoman; Stevenson, Clare Grant (1903 - 1988), Bureaucrat, Servicewoman and Community worker; Stone, June (1922 - 2005), Servicewoman and Community worker; Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Swindells, Gertrude Rosina (1891 - ), Typist and Supervisor; Taylor, Marjorie Elsie (1920 - ), Servicewoman; Tweddell, Joyce (1916 - 1995), Army Nurse and Nurse; Voluntary Aid Detachments (VAD) (1914 - ); Wassell, Edith, Secretary; Whitlam, Margaret Elaine (1919 - 2012), Journalist, Sportswoman, Swimmer and Social worker; Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC) (1951 - 1985)

National Archives of Australia, Northern Territory Office: Pink, Olive Muriel (1884 - 1975), Anthropologist and Botanical artist

National Archives of Australia, Perth Office: Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC) (1951 - 1985)

National Archives of Australia, Queensland Office: Tweddell, Joyce (1916 - 1995), Army Nurse and Nurse

National Archives of Australia, Sydney Office: Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) (1942 - 1945); Banner, Esma (1910 - ), Refugee support worker; Bryce, Quentin (1942 - ); Bullwinkel, Vivian (1915 - 2000), Nurse, Servicewoman and Health administrator; Chisholm, Alice Isabel (1856 - 1954), Superintendent and Charity worker; Cusack, Dymphna (1902 - 1981), Author, Cultural Commentator, Political activist, Social activist and Teacher; Gould, Ellen Julia (Nellie) (1860 - 1941), Nurse; McHenry, Zoe Rosalind (1901 - 1971), Accompanist, Composer, Musician and Teacher; New South Wales Army Nursing Service Reserve (NSWANSR) (1899 - 1903); Nixon, Elizabeth (1865 - ), Nurse; Office of Multicultural Affairs (1987 - 1995); Pocock, Mary Anne (Bessie) (1863 - 1946), Nurse and Servicewoman; Riggs, Shirley Patricia (Pat) (1921 - 1998), Councillor, Editor, Journalist and Print Journalist; Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Voluntary Aid Detachments (VAD) (1914 - ); Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC) (1951 - 1985)

National Council of Women: Barrett, Edith Helen (1872 - 1939), Medical practitioner

National Film and Sound Archive: Blackman, Barbara (1928 - ), Patron, Philanthropist and Writer; Coffey, Essie (c. 1940 - 1998), Community worker, Singer, Actor and Film maker; Corbett, Helen (1953 - ), Aboriginal Administrator, Aboriginal rights activist and Educator; Donaldson, Mona (1900 - ?), Film editor; Garner, Helen (1942 - ), Journalist, Scriptwriter and Writer; Gavin, Agnes (1872 - 1948), Actor and Scriptwriter; Haxton, Nance, Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Broadcaster and Television Journalist; Howarde, Kate (1864 - 1939), Actor, Director, Producer, Scriptwriter and Theatrical director; Isaac, Janet, Director and Scriptwriter; Jager, Claire, Director, Producer and Scriptwriter; Jenner, Dorothy Gordon (Andrea) (1891 - 1985), Actor, Art Director, Journalist, Scriptwriter and War correspondent; Johnson, Darlene, Director and Scriptwriter; Jones, Laura (1951 - ), Screenwriter; Kennedy, Jane (1964 - ), Actor, Comedian, Producer, Radio presenter and Screenwriter; Langton, Marcia Lynne (1951 - ), Academic and Activist; Levy, Sandra, Director and Producer; Lovely, Louise (1895 - 1980), Actor; Moffatt, Tracey (1960 - ), Actor, Artist, Director, Film maker, Producer, Scriptwriter and Photographer; Moorhouse, Jocelyn (1960 - ), Director, Producer and Scriptwriter; Mora, Mirka (1928 - ), Artist; Morgan, Sally (1951 - ), Aboriginal Artist and Aboriginal Writer; Spencer, Senora (1871 - 1940), Projectionist; Tass, Nadia (1956 - ), Actor, Director and Producer; Thompson, Wendy, Cinematographer, Director, Producer and Scriptwriter; Walkley Awards (1956 - ); Wright, Claudia (1934 - 2005), Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Journalist and Television Journalist

National Gallery of Australia Research Library: Burke, Frances Mary (1907 - 1994), Designer, Artist and Businesswoman; Churcher, Betty (1931 - ), Art educator, Arts administrator and Director; Exley, Thea Melvie (1923 - 2007), Archivist and Art historian; Goldstein, Vida (1869 - 1949), Feminist and Suffragist; Women's Political Association of Victoria (1903 - 1919)

National Gallery of Ireland: Poole, Ruth Lane (1885 - 1974), Interior designer

National Library of Australia: Alfonsi, Teresa (Tess) Vera (1907 - 1986), Businesswoman and Miner; Alison, Dorothy (1925 - 1992), Actor; Anderson, Maybanke Susannah (1845 - 1927), Activist, Feminist and Journalist; Arndt, Ruth (1915 - 2001), Community worker and Teacher; Backhouse, Enid (Elizabeth) (1917 - ), Novelist and Servicewoman; Bailey, Editha Olga Yseult (1903 - 1980), Community Leader and Potter; Barbalet, Margaret Evelyn, Author, Historian, Poet and Public servant; Bilyk, Catryna Louise (1959 - ), Clerk, Electorate officer, Industrial officer and Parliamentarian; Bishop, Julie Isabel (1956 - ), Barrister, Parliamentarian and Solicitor; Bjelke-Petersen, Florence Isabel (1920 - ), Parliamentarian and Secretary; Blackburn, Jean Edna (1919 - 2002), Feminist and Educator; Breen, Marie Freda (1902 - 1993), Parliamentarian; Brookes, Ivy (1883 - 1970), Advocate, Community worker, Musician and Philanthropist; Buttrose, Stroma (1929 - ); Caskey, Constance Sybil (1905 - 1997), Nurse; Chamarette, Christabel Marguerite Alain (1948 - ), Community worker, Parliamentarian and Psychologist; Cohn, Carola (Ola) (1892 - 1964), Philanthropist, Sculptor and Author; Coleman, Ruth Nancy (1931 - 2008), Media Executive and Parliamentarian; Connors, Lyndsay Genevieve, Feminist, Journalist and Educator; Cooper, Jessie Mary (1914 - 1993), Parliamentarian; Cottee, Kay (1954 - ), Yachtswoman; Country Women's Association of Australia (1945 - ); Country Women's Association of New South Wales, Canberra Branch (1946 - ); The Country Women's Association of Western Australia (Inc) (1924 - ); Court, Margaret Jean (1942 - ), Minister and Tennis player; Crawford, Mary Catherine (1947 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Crisp, Helen Craven (1916 - 2002), Educator and Feminist; Cunningham, Mary Emily (1869 - 1930), Activist, Pastoralist wife and Poet; Dalgarno, Ann Patricia (1909? - 1980), Politician, Nurse and Community advocate; de Berg, Hazel Estelle (1913 - 1984), Historian; Deakin, Catherine Sarah (Kate) (1850 - 1937); Dobson, Rosemary de Brissac (1920 - 2012), Editor, Poet and Writer; Downing, Cecilia (1858 - 1952), Community worker and Women's rights activist; Dowson, Dorothy (Joan) (1918 - 2006), Servicewoman and Community worker; Drake-Brockman, Henrietta Frances York (1901 - 1968), Author; Dunn, Patricia Irene, Documentary Film maker, Editor, Parliamentarian, University teacher and Writer; Durack, Mary (1913 - 1994), Author and Historian; Easson, Mary Louise (1955 - ), Parliamentarian and Research Officer; Edes, Nydia Ivy (1901 - 1992), Councillor and Feminist; Eldridge Award (1998 - ); Eldridge, Marian Favel Clair (1936 - 1997), Author and Poet; Ellis, Constance (1872 - 1942), Medical practitioner; Faupula, Sioana (1938 - ), Community Leader and Teacher; Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia; Foster, Irene M, Journalist; Fullerton, Mary Elizabeth (1868 - 1946), Author, Feminist, Novelist and Poet; Furia, Lina (1891 - 1970), Hotel owner; Galvin, Carmel (1937 - ), Business owner; Gantner, Neilma (1922 - ), Writer and Philanthropist; Gascoigne, Rosalie Norah King (1917 - 1999), Artist; Glencross, Eleanor (1876 - 1950), Feminist, Political candidate and Women's rights activist; Godfrey-Smith, Anne (1921 - 2011), Biochemist, Poet, Producer and Theatre director; Golding, Annie Mackenzie (1855 - 1934), Activist, Feminist, Suffragist and Teacher; Greenwood, Irene Adelaide (1898 - 1992), Feminist, Peace activist, Activist, Pacifist, Broadcaster and Writer; Griffiths, Glynde Nesta (1889 - 1968), Author, Historian and Philanthropist; Gullett, Lucy Edith (1876 - 1949), Medical practitioner and Philanthropist; Haines, Janine (1945 - 2004), Politician; Halligan, Marion Mildred (1940 - ), Author; Hammond, Joan Hood (1912 - 1996), Singer and Teacher; Hanson, Pauline Lee (1954 - ), Parliamentarian and Shop proprietor; Hearn, Jean Margaret (1921 - ), Civil celebrant and Parliamentarian; Hewitt, Alison Hope (1915 - 2011), University lecturer and Writer; Hoff, Ursula (1909 - 2005), Art historian; Holt, Beatrice (1900 - 1988), Community worker and Medical practitioner; Hyslop, Dorothy Margaret (1916 - 2011), Embroiderer; Imperial Honours System; Jakobsen, Carolyn Anne (1947 - ), Parliamentarian; Jarrett, Patricia (Pat) Irene Herschell (1911 - 1990), Journalist and Print Journalist; Jeanes, Susan (1958 - ), Parliamentarian; Jenkins, Jean Alice (1938 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Johnston, Dorothy (1948 - ), Author, Novelist, Poet and Writer; Jones, Marilyn Fay (1940 - ), Dancer and Teacher; Joyce, Eileen Alannah (1908 - 1991), Concert Pianist; Jull, Roberta Henrietta Margaritta (1872 - 1961), Medical practitioner; Kelly, De-Anne Margaret, Businesswoman, Grazier and Parliamentarian; Kernot, Cheryl (1948 - ), Educator, Parliamentarian and Teacher; Knowles, Susan Christine (1951 - ), Parliamentarian and Sales manager; Laby, Elizabeth (Beth) Bartleman (1913 - 2001), Teacher; Lawn Bowls (1845 - ); Lawrence, Marjorie Florence (1909 - 1979), Singer and Soprano; Lawson, Louisa (1848 - 1920), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Writer, Businesswoman and Suffragist; Lees, Meg Heather (1948 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Lomax, Alice Christina (1893 - 1994), Publican, Shop keeper and Teacher; Mackay, Susan Mary (1960 - ), Advisor, Parliamentarian and Union organiser; Mathews, Marlene (1934 - ), Athletics coach, Olympian, Sports Administrator and Track and Field Athlete; McHugh, Jeannette (1934 - ), Parliamentarian; McIntyre, Margaret Edgeworth (1886 - 1948), Community worker and Politician; McLean, Jean (1934 - ), Political activist and Parliamentarian; Melbourne Orphan Asylum ( Vic.) (1853 - ); Menzies, Pattie Mae (1899 - 1995), Community worker; Mildenhall, Adele Emma (1894 - 1983), Charity worker and Community worker; Mitchell, Lorna May (1913 - ), Politician, Red Cross Worker and Teacher; Mitchell, Una Hayston (1900 - 1983), Principal and Teacher; Moss, Alice Frances Mabel (1868 - 1948), Welfare worker; Murdoch, Elisabeth Joy (1909 - 2012), Philanthropist; National Council of Women of Victoria (1902 - ); Newman, Jocelyn Margaret (1937 - ), Barrister, Farmer, Hotelier, Parliamentarian and Solicitor; Nicholson, Joyce Thorpe (1919 - 2011), Feminist, Author and Publisher; Palmer, Helen Gwynneth (1917 - 1979), Writer, Teacher and Political activist; Parliament House Embroidery (1988 - ); Parsons, Sylvia (1911 - 2000), Business owner and Dressmaker; Patroni, Savina (1923 - ), Gardener; Payne, Marise Ann (1964 - ), Advisor and Parliamentarian; Pendred, Edith Gladys (1897 - 1964), Early Childhood Educationist and Kindergarten Principal; Pfitzner, Bernice, Medical practitioner and Parliamentarian; Pickles, Carolyn, Parliamentarian; Pike, Nicole (1981 - ), Voids Officer; Pinner, Mancell Gwenneth (1922 - 1998), Radiologist; Poole, Ruth Lane (1885 - 1974), Interior designer; Radford, Gail Gordon (1941 - ), Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, Feminist lobbyist, Public servant, Researcher and Veterinarian; Raisbeck, Rosina (1916 - 2006), Opera singer; Rankin, Annabelle Jane Mary (1908 - 1986), Parliamentarian; Ravlich, Manda (1903 - 1991), Community advocate; Rees, Lucy Frances Harvey (1901 - 1983), Authority on children's literature, Book collector, Bookseller and Secretary and organiser of the Fellowship of Australian Writers (Canberra Branch); Richardson, Ethel Florence Lindesay (Henry Handel) (1870 - 1946), Author; Rischbieth, Bessie Mabel (1874 - 1967), Women's rights activist and Feminist; Roe, Raigh Edith (1922 - ), Community worker; Rowe, Marilyn (1946 - ), Dancer and Teacher; Rudduck, Loma Butterworth (1914 - 2005), Community activist, Historian, Liaison officer and Radio broadcaster; Sawer, Marian, Academic and Political Scientist; Scott, Catherine (Margaret) Mary (1922 - ); Seven Writers (1980 - 1998); Sharp, Lorna (1934 - ), Business owner and Office assistant; Skene, Lillias Margaret (1867 - 1957), Women's rights activist and Welfare worker; Smith, Celia (1911 - 1980), Aboriginal rights activist and community worker; Smith, Silvia Joy (1939 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Softball (1939 - ); Solly, Elsie Hope (1924 - 2007), Servicewoman and Educator; Somers, Lady Finola (1896 - 1981); Somerville, Dorothy Catherine (1897 - 1992), Solicitor; Soroptimist International of Canberra Incorporated (1954 - ); Spencer, Ida May (1900 - ), Community worker; Stead, Christina Ellen (1902 - 1983), Novelist and Writer; Steggall, Zali (1974 - ), Olympian and Skiier; Stevenson, Mary (1896 - 1985), Community worker and Political candidate; Sullivan, Kathryn Jean (1942 - ), Parliamentarian, Teacher and University teacher; Summers, Anne Fairhurst (1945 - ), Journalist, Print Journalist, Writer, Feminist and Historian; Tait, Viola (1911 - 2002), Author, Philanthropist, Actor and Singer; Thompson, Freda (1906 - 1980), Aviator; Thoms, Patience Rosemary (1915 - 2006), Business woman and Journalist; Union of Australian Women (1950 - ); Vallentine, Josephine (1946 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Walker, Eadith Campbell (1861 - 1937), Philanthropist; Wensing, Petronella Jacoba (1924 - ), Artist, Community activist, Designer, Social worker and Teacher; West, Suzanne Margaret (1947 - ), Electorate officer, Nurse and Parliamentarian; Wiese, Barbara Jean, Parliamentarian; Windeyer, Mary Elizabeth (1837 - 1912), Charity worker and Women's rights activist; The Women's Auxiliary to the Australian Board of Missions (1910 - ); The Women's Electoral Lobby-ACT (1972 - ); Women's House (Canberra Women's Centre) (1975 - 1994); Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Western Australian Branch (1933 - ); Woodrow, Carol Joan (1943 - ), Actor, Director, Teacher and Writer

National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection: Abraham, Vivienne (1920 - ), Peace activist and Editor; Anstey, Olive Eva (1920 - 1983), Nurse; The ANZAC Fellowship of Women (1921 - 1957?); Arena, Franca, Parliamentarian and Women's rights activist; Association of Non-English Speaking Background Women of Australia (1987 - 1997); Australian Bicentenary 1988; Australian Federation of Graduate Women Inc. (1922 - ); Australian Federation of University Women (Australian Capital Territory) Inc. (1944 - ); 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 in Agriculture (1993 - ); Australian Women in Agriculture Movement (1990s - ); Australian Women Pilots' Association (1950 - ); Australian Women's Charter (1943 - ); The Australian Women's Conference for Victory in War and Victory in Peace (1943); Australian Women's National League (1904 - 1944?); Bailey, Editha Olga Yseult (1903 - 1980), Community Leader and Potter; Bandler, Faith Ida Lessing (c. 1918 - ), Author and Campaigner; Bate, Zara Kate (1909 - 1989), Businesswoman and Community worker; Bates, Daisy May (1863 - 1951), Anthropologist and Journalist; Beaurepaire, Beryl Edith (1923 - ), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Community worker and Patron; Berry, Alice Miriam (1900 - 1978), Community worker; Booth, Mary (1869 - 1956), Physician and Public Health Worker; Bowden, Ros, Broadcaster; Brookes, Ivy (1883 - 1970), Advocate, Community worker, Musician and Philanthropist; Brookes, Mabel Balcombe (1890 - 1975), Author, Political candidate and Community worker; Browne, Grace Johnston (1900 - 1988), Obstetrician and Gynaecologist; Bruce, Minnie (Mary) Grant (1878 - 1958), Author and Journalist; Burton, Clare (1942 - 1998), Researcher, Public servant, Academic, Consultant and Writer; Burton, Pamela Melrose (1946 - ), Author and Lawyer; Buttfield, Nancy Eileen (1912 - 2005), Politician; Canberra Mothercraft Society Inc (1929 - ); CAPOW! (1992 - ), Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women; Carnahan, Yvonne; Cassab, Judy (1920 - ), Artist; Cato, Nancy (1917 - 2000), Author, Journalist, Poet and Environmentalist; Central Victorian Women in Agriculture Inc. (1994? - 2006); Chambers, Joy (1942 - ), Farmer and Social activist; Churcher, Betty (1931 - ), Art educator, Arts administrator and Director; Clark, Hilma Dymphna (1916 - 2000), Linguist and Teacher; Clark, Mavis Thorpe (1909 - 1999), Author; Clarke, Patricia (1926 - ), Journalist and Editor; Cleland, Rachel (1906 - 2002), Community worker; Clifton, Louisa (1814 - 1880), Artist and Diarist; Clowes, Edwina, Journalist; Couchman, Elizabeth May Ramsay (1876 - 1982), Politician; Country Women's Association of Australia (1945 - ); Country Women's Association of New South Wales (1922 - ); Crisp, Helen Craven (1916 - 2002), Educator and Feminist; Curlewis, E. Jean (1898 - 1930), Author; Curtin, Elsie (1890 - 1975), Community worker; Cusack, Dymphna (1902 - 1981), Author, Cultural Commentator, Political activist, Social activist and Teacher; D'Arcy, Constance Elizabeth (1879 - 1950), Obstetrician and Gynaecologist; Davey, Constance Muriel (1882 - 1963), Psychologist and Educator; de Berg, Hazel Estelle (1913 - 1984), Historian; De Leo, Maria; Deakin, Catherine Sarah (Kate) (1850 - 1937); Deakin, Elizabeth Martha Anne (Pattie) (1863 - 1934), Philanthropist; Denoon, Pamela (1942 - 1988), Biochemist and Public servant; Devanny, Jean (1894 - 1962), Feminist, Trade unionist and Writer; Dietrich, Laurene (1951 - ), Community worker and Feminist; Dobson, Rosemary de Brissac (1920 - 2012), Editor, Poet and Writer; Doherty, Muriel Knox (1896 - 1988), Nurse educator and Nursing administrator; Dowse, Sara (1938 - ), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Writer and Public servant; Drechsler, Audrey Louise (1933 - ), Farmer, Political candidate and Social activist; Durack, Mary (1913 - 1994), Author and Historian; Elix, Jane; Ester, Helen, Academic, Journalism trainer, Journalist, Print Journalist and Television journalist; Fatin, Wendy Frances (1941 - ), Nurse and Parliamentarian; Fawkes, Barbara (1914 - 2002), Nurse educator; Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (1958 - c. 1978); Female Orphan Institution (1801 - 1850); Feminist Club of New South Wales (1914 - ); First International Women in Agriculture Conference (1994); Fitton, Doris Alice (1897 - 1985), Actor and Theatrical director; Foundation for Australian Agricultural Women (1995 - ); Franklin, Stella Maria ( Marian) Sarah Miles (1879 - 1954), Writer; Fullerton, Mary Elizabeth (1868 - 1946), Author, Feminist, Novelist and Poet; Gare, Shelley, Editor, Journalist and Print Journalist; Gillan, Joy Lindrum, Writer; Gilmore, Mary Jean (1865 - 1962), Teacher, Poet and Writer; Glencross, Eleanor (1876 - 1950), Feminist, Political candidate and Women's rights activist; Goldstein, Vida (1869 - 1949), Feminist and Suffragist; Graham, Diana; Greenwood, Irene Adelaide (1898 - 1992), Feminist, Peace activist, Activist, Pacifist, Broadcaster and Writer; Griffiths, Jennie Scott (1875 - 1951); Guilfoyle, Margaret Georgina (1926 - ), Parliamentarian; Gunn, Jeannie (Mrs Aeneas) (1870 - 1961), Author; Haines, Janine (1945 - 2004), Politician; Hammond, Joan Hood (1912 - 1996), Singer and Teacher; Hanrahan, Barbara Janice (1939 - 1991), Artist, Printmaker and Writer; Henderson, Beryl (1897 - 1990), Women's Liberationist; Henry, Alice (1857 - 1943), Feminist, Trade unionist, Journalist, Writer and Lecturer; Hinder, Eleanor Mary (1893 - 1963), Scientist and Welfare worker; Holman, Mary (May) Alice (1893 - 1939), Parliamentarian; Housewives Association of Victoria (1915 - ); Hughes, Mary Ethel (1874 - 1958), Community worker; Hunter, Thelma (1923 - ), Academic and Women's Liberationist; Italy Born Community of Australia; James, Florence (1902 - 1993), Writer and Journalist; John, Cecilia Annie (1877 - 1955), Opera singer, Feminist and Pacifist; Johnson, Lyn (1940 - ), Cheese-maker, Dairy Farmer, Early and Ongoing Leader and Women in Agriculture Movement.; Joyce, Eileen Alannah (1908 - 1991), Concert Pianist; King, Catherine Helen (1904 - 2000), Broadcaster and Community worker; The Knickers Fund (1998 - 2006); Latham, Eleanor Mary (Ella) (1878 - 1964), Community worker; Lawrence, Marjorie Florence (1909 - 1979), Singer and Soprano; Lê, Marion (1947 - ), Refugee Advocate and Migrant community Advocate; League of Women Voters Victoria (1945 - ); Lee, Lynn; Lester, Kathleen Eileen; Liaison Committee of Women's International Organisations - Australia Group (1950 - 1963); Liberal Party of Australia Federal Women's Committee (1945 - ); Lowenstein, Wendy (1927 - 2006), Author and Trade unionist; Lyons, Enid Muriel (1897 - 1981), Politician; Macnamara, Annie Jean (1899 - 1968), Medical scientist; Mander-Jones, Phyllis (1896 - 1984), Archivist and Librarian; Mann, Ida Caroline (1893 - 1983), Ophthalmologist; Marfell, Helena Catherine (1898 - 1981), Community worker; Mathew, Wilhelmina (1863 - 1940), Community worker and Laywoman; McConnell, Joyce Marion (1916 - ), Community worker; McDonald, Marjorie (1911 - 2001), Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Journalist and War Correspondent; McEwen, Annie Mills (1900 - 1967), Community worker and Political activist; McIntyre, Margaret Edgeworth (1886 - 1948), Community worker and Politician; McLean, Jean (1934 - ), Political activist and Parliamentarian; Melba, Nellie (1861 - 1931), Opera singer; Menzies, Pattie Mae (1899 - 1995), Community worker; Meredith, Gwenyth (Gwen) Valmai (1907 - 2006), Playwright and Author; Mitchell, Sibyl Elyne (1913 - 2002), Cattle Farmer, Champion Skier, Community worker and Writer; Morgan, Joanne; MumShirl (c. 1924 - 1998), Community worker; Munro Ferguson, Helen Hermione (1865 - 1941), Charity worker; National Council of Women of Australia (1931 - ); National Council of Women of the Australian Capital Territory (1939 - ); National Foundation for Australian Women (1989 - ); National Travellers' Aid Society of Australia (1944 - ); National Women's Advisory Council (1978 - ); National Women's Consultative Council; Noy, Catherine (1962 - ), Administrator and Community worker; O'Connor, Kathleen Laetitia (1876 - 1968), Painter; Office of Women's Affairs (1974 - 1977); Oodgeroo Noonuccal (1920 - 1993), Poet, Political activist, Artist and Educator; Owen, Mary (1921 - ), Women's Liberationist and Trade unionist; Palmer, Janet Gertrude (Nettie) (1885 - 1964), Author, Critic, Editor, Journalist and Print Journalist; Palu, Lisa, Farmer and Journalist; Pankhurst, Adela (1885 - 1961), Pacifist, Feminist, Political activist and Suffragist; Pink, Olive Muriel (1884 - 1975), Anthropologist and Botanical artist; Praed, Rosa (1851 - 1935), Writer; Preston-Stanley, Millicent Fanny (1883 - 1955), Politician and Women's rights activist; Prichard, Katharine Susannah (1883 - 1969), Journalist and Writer; Rees, Lucy Frances Harvey (1901 - 1983), Authority on children's literature, Book collector, Bookseller and Secretary and organiser of the Fellowship of Australian Writers (Canberra Branch); Referendum 1967 (1967 - ); Reynolds, Margaret (1941 - ), Parliamentarian and Academic; Rich, Ruby (1888 - 1988), Feminist, Musician and Pacifist; Riddell, Elizabeth (1910 - 1998), Journalist, Poet and Print Journalist; Rischbieth, Bessie Mabel (1874 - 1967), Women's rights activist and Feminist; Rose, Maria (1959 - ), Public servant and Women's right activist; Rowan, Marian Ellis (1848 - 1922), Botanical artist; Roxburgh, Rachel (1915 - 1991), Artist and Author; Ryan, Edna Minna (1904 - 1997), Feminist, Trade unionist, Activist and Writer; Ryan, Julia (1937 - ), Women's Liberationist and Educator; Salce, Mary (1945 - ), Activist, Community worker and Farmer; Save Our Sons Movement (1965 - 1973); Scott, Emily (1882 - 1957), Journalist, Lecturer, Music teacher, Musician and Writer; Scutt, Jocelynne A. (1947 - ), Activist, Lawyer and Writer; Society of Women Writers (Australia) (1980 - 2000); Society of Women Writers (Australia), Canberra Magazine Branch (1984 - 1987); Society of Women Writers New South Wales Inc (1925 - ); Society of Women Writers South Australia Inc. (1976 - ); Society of Women Writers Tasmania Inc. (1980 - ); Society of Women Writers Western Australia Inc. (1977 - ); Soroptimist International of the South West Pacific (SISWP); Spence, Catherine Helen (1825 - 1910), Suffragist, Writer and Campaigner; Spencer, Ida May (1900 - ), Community worker; Stokes, Meredith, Feminist and Peace activist; Stones, Elsie (Margaret) (1920 - ), Botanical artist; Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Summers, Anne Fairhurst (1945 - ), Journalist, Print Journalist, Writer, Feminist and Historian; Sutherland, Margaret Ada (1897 - 1984), Composer; Sweet, Georgina (1875 - 1946), Academic, Philanthropist, Zoologist and Women's rights activist; Tait, Viola (1911 - 2002), Author, Philanthropist, Actor and Singer; Tangney, Dorothy Margaret (1911 - 1985), Parliamentarian; Taperell, Kathleen Joan (1939 - ), Teacher, Public servant and Feminist; Taylor, Joy; Tennant, Kylie (1912 - 1988), Author, Journalist and Print Journalist; Thompson, Lorelle; Tipping, Marjorie Jean (1917 - 2009), Author, Art historian and Consultant; Tucker, Margaret Elizabeth (1904 - 1996), Author, Campaigner and Community worker; Turner, Ethel (1872 - 1958), Author; The United Associations of Women (1929 - ); Van Praagh, Margaret (1910 - 1990), Dancer, Director, Educator, Writer and Producer; Walton, Nancy Bird (1915 - 2009), Pilot; Wedgwood, Camilla Hildegarde (1901 - 1955), Anthropologist and Educator; Wedgwood, Ivy Evelyn (1896 - 1975), Parliamentarian; White, Vera Deakin (1891 - 1978), charity worker; Whyse, Imogen, Poet and Writer; Woman Suffrage; Women on Farms Gatherings (1990 - ); Women's Constitutional Convention (1998); Women's Electoral Lobby (1972 - ); Women's International League for Peace and Freedom - ACT branch (1982 - ); Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (Australia Section) (1919 - ); Women's Migration and Overseas Appointment Society (1862 - ); Women's Peace Army (1915 - 1919); Women's Political Association of Victoria (1903 - 1919); Wright, Judith Arundell (1915 - 2000), Poet and Writer

National Library of Australia Newspaper Microcopy Reading Room: Angove, Dorothy (1886 - 1985); Anstey, Olive Eva (1920 - 1983), Nurse; Anthony, Julie Moncrieff (1949 - ), Singer; Aston, Matilda Ann (1873 - 1947), Disability Activist, Teacher and Writer; Atkins, Margaret Edith (1928 - ); Bate, Zara Kate (1909 - 1989), Businesswoman and Community worker; Bates, Daisy May (1863 - 1951), Anthropologist and Journalist; Beal, Susan Mitchell (1935 - ), Medical practitioner; Bennett, Portia Mary (1898 - 1989), Artist; Bett, Mary Ann Latto (c. 1881 - ?); Blumann, Elise Margot Paula Rudolphina Hulda (1897 - 1990), Artist; Board, Ruby Willmet (1880 - 1963), Social welfare; Boyce, Una Parry (1911 - 2003), Nurse and Community worker; Bromham, Ada (1880 - 1965), Aboriginal rights activist, Feminist, Political candidate and Temperance advocate; Brooks, Violet (1904 - 1988); Bryce, Quentin (1942 - ); Burchill, Dora (Elizabeth) (1904 - 2003), Nurse, Author and Historian; Burton, Clare (1942 - 1998), Researcher, Public servant, Academic, Consultant and Writer; Buttrose, Stroma (1929 - ); Caldicott, Helen Mary (1938 - ), Medical practitioner and Nuclear disarmament activist; Calvert-Jones, Elisabeth (Janet) (1939 - ), Businesswoman and Philanthropist; Castles, Amy Eliza (1880 - 1951), Opera singer; Chapman, Yvonne Ann (1940 - ), Business Woman and Parliamentarian; Chisholm, Alice Isabel (1856 - 1954), Superintendent and Charity worker; Chisholm, Caroline (1808 - 1877), Philanthropist; Clark, Elizabeth Ann (1953 - ), Industrial officer and Parliamentarian; Clarke, Jessie (1914 - ), Social worker; Cleland, Rachel (1906 - 2002), Community worker; Cocks, Fanny Kate Boadicea (1875 - 1954), Policewoman and Welfare worker; Coffey, Essie (c. 1940 - 1998), Community worker, Singer, Actor and Film maker; Cohn, Carola (Ola) (1892 - 1964), Philanthropist, Sculptor and Author; Cowan, Edith Dircksey (1861 - 1932), Community worker, Politician and Political activist; Crawcour, Priscilla, Local government councillor and Mayor; Creswick, Alice Ishbel Hay (1889 - 1973); Cunningham, Elizabeth Anne (1954 - ), Parliamentarian and Tutor; Curtin, Elsie (1890 - 1975), Community worker; Cutler, Helen Gray Annetta (1923 - 1990), Servicewoman and Community worker; Davey, Constance Muriel (1882 - 1963), Psychologist and Educator; de Berg, Hazel Estelle (1913 - 1984), Historian; Deasey, Maude (Kathleen) (1909 - 1968), Teacher, Servicewoman and Administrator; Devanny, Jean (1894 - 1962), Feminist, Trade unionist and Writer; Don, Ruth (1902 - 2003), Teacher and Trade unionist; Douglas, Mary Stewart (May) (1904 - 1999), Servicewoman; Fall, Constance Amy (1903 - 1992), Nurse; Faust, Beatrice Eileen (1939 - ), Women's rights activist and Writer; Fisher, Valerie Claire (1927 - ), Community worker; Fitzpatrick, Kathleen Elizabeth (1905 - 1990), Associate professor, Historian and Author; Flett, Penelope (Penny) Ruth, Medical administrator; Follett, Rosemary (1948 - ), Politician and Public servant; Foskey, Deb (1949 - ), Environmentalist, Farmer, Parliamentarian and Teacher; Fowler, Kathleen May, Servicewoman; Gallagher, Monica Josephine, Community worker; Gamin, Judith Margaret (1930 - ), Parliamentarian; Gell, Heather (1896 - 1988), Educator; Girl Guides Australia (1926 - ); Goldstein, Vida (1869 - 1949), Feminist and Suffragist; Gorham, Kathleen (1932 - 1983), Dancer; Graham, Margaret (1860 - 1942), Nurse and Matron; Greene, Anne (1884? - 1965), Missionary and Nurse; Greenwood, Irene Adelaide (1898 - 1992), Feminist, Peace activist, Activist, Pacifist, Broadcaster and Writer; Greer, Germaine (1939 - ), Academic, Feminist and Writer; Guy, Margaret Frances (1910 - 1988), Nurse, Nurse educator and Nursing administrator; Hallenstein, Phillipa May (1918 - ), Community worker and Solicitor; Hammer, Julie Margaret (1955 - ), Servicewoman; Hammond, Joan Hood (1912 - 1996), Singer and Teacher; Harvey, Leisha Teresa (1947 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Hedditch, Mabel Emily (1897 - 1966), Cheesemaker, Community worker, Local government councillor and Mayor; Holmes, Carmel Maude (1945 - ), Parliamentarian; Ibbott, Nellie Grace (1889 - 1970), Local government councillor and Mayor; Isbister, Jean Sinclair (Clair) (1915 - 2008), Paediatrician; Jackson, Judith Louise (1947 - ), Parliamentarian; Jones, Laura (1951 - ), Screenwriter; Kyburz, Rosemary Annette (1944 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Lang, Margaret Irene (1893 - 1983), Nurse and Matron; Langton, Marcia Lynne (1951 - ), Academic and Activist; Laver, Dorothy Yvonne, Local government councillor and Mayor; Lawrie, Alline Dawn, Human rights advocate, Journalist and Parliamentarian; Levy, Sandra, Director and Producer; Lloyd-Green, Lorna (1910 - 2002), Medical practitioner; Lobb, Diana Joan (Di) (1930 - ), Servicewoman; Longmore, Lydia (1874 - 1967), Teacher; Lovely, Louise (1895 - 1980), Actor; Lowenstein, Wendy (1927 - 2006), Author and Trade unionist; Lyon, Heather Isabel (1917 - 2008), Educator; MacLeod, Barbara Denise (1929 - 2000), Servicewoman; Macquarie, Elizabeth Henrietta (1778 - 1835), Diarist, governor's spouse and Writer; Mahlab, Eve (1937 - ), Businesswoman, Lawyer and Women's rights activist; Main, E. Alice, Missionary and Nurse; Manning, Eleanor (1906 - 1986), Servicewoman; Martin, Clare Majella (1952 - ), Journalist and Parliamentarian; Maunsell, Evelyn (1888 - 1977), Pastoralist; Maxwell, Barbara Edwina Audrey (1932 - 1991), Servicewoman; Mayo, Edith (Janet) Allen (1915 - 1995), Community worker; McCaughey, Winsome, Feminist, Local government councillor and Mayor; McConnell, Joyce Marion (1916 - ), Community worker; McIntyre, Margaret Edgeworth (1886 - 1948), Community worker and Politician; McKenzie, Florence Violet (1892 - 1982), Electrical engineer and Servicewoman; McRae-McMahon, Dorothy Margaret (1934 - ), Activist and Minister; Meredith, Gwenyth (Gwen) Valmai (1907 - 2006), Playwright and Author; Miller, Emma (1839 - 1917), Women's rights activist, Union organiser and Suffragist; Mocatta, Mildred; Moffatt, Tracey (1960 - ), Actor, Artist, Director, Film maker, Producer, Scriptwriter and Photographer; Montefiore, Dorothy Frances (1851 - 1933), Suffrage activist; Moore, Jean Mary (1933 - ), Nurse and Parliamentarian; Moorhouse, Jocelyn (1960 - ), Director, Producer and Scriptwriter; Muir, Sylvia Jessie Mimmi (1915 - ), Army Nurse and Nurse; Murray, Kemeri Anne (1932 - ), Judge; Nelson, Beryce Ann (1947 - ), Parliamentarian and Radiographer; Newport, Mary Helen (1927 - ), Public servant; Newton-John, Olivia (1948 - ), Singer and Actor; Oodgeroo Noonuccal (1920 - 1993), Poet, Political activist, Artist and Educator; Ord, Lecki, Architect, Local government councillor and Mayor; Owen, Gladys Mary (1889 - 1960), Artist and Social worker; Owen, Mary (1921 - ), Women's Liberationist and Trade unionist; Palmer, Helen Gwynneth (1917 - 1979), Writer, Teacher and Political activist; Pankhurst, Adela (1885 - 1961), Pacifist, Feminist, Political activist and Suffragist; Parker, Norma Alice (1906 - 2004), Social worker and Educator; Paterson, Elizabeth Deans (Betty) (1895 - 1970), Cartoonist, Illustrator and Journalist; Piddington, Marion Louisa (1869 - 1950), Birth Control Advocate, Eugenicist and Sex Reformer; Porter, Mary Edith, Nurse and Parliamentarian; Prentice, Una Gailey (1913 - 1986), Lawyer; Putt, Margaret Ann (1963 - ), Activist and Parliamentarian; Rappolt, Pat (1905 - 1978), Journalist and Print Journalist; Reader, Audrey Tattie Hinchcliffe (1903 - 1989), Charity worker; Reynolds, Margaret (1941 - ), Parliamentarian and Academic; Rich, Ruby (1888 - 1988), Feminist, Musician and Pacifist; Rischbieth, Bessie Mabel (1874 - 1967), Women's rights activist and Feminist; Robinson-Valéry, Judith (1933 - ), Academic; Robson, Molly Jess (1942 - ), Consultant and Parliamentarian; Sage, Annie Moriah (1895 - 1969), Nurse; Salvetti, Maryann, Board member, Business woman, Community stalwart and Farmer; Scott, Catherine (Margaret) Mary (1922 - ); Scott, Jessie Margaret, Local government councillor; Scotter, Sheila Winifred Gordon (1920 - 2012), Author, Broadcaster and Columnist; Scutt, Jocelynne A. (1947 - ), Activist, Lawyer and Writer; Sheldon, Joan Mary (1943 - ), Parliamentarian and Physiotherapist; Simpson, Fiona Stuart (1965 - ), Journalist and Parliamentarian; Slim, Aileen (1901 - 1993); Snelling, Joyce Mary (1904 - 1988), Servicewoman; Southey, Marigold Merlyn Baillieu (1928 - ), Philanthropist; Spence, Judith Caroline (1957 - ), Parliamentarian and Teacher; Stark, Amy Gwendoline (1910 - 1994), Aviator and Servicewoman; Stott Despoja, Shirley (1936 - ), Journalist and Print Journalist; Swan, Denise Elizabeth (1947 - ), Parliamentarian; Tass, Nadia (1956 - ), Actor, Director and Producer; Tenison Woods, Mary Cecil (1893 - 1971), Lawyer; Thompson, Freda (1906 - 1980), Aviator; Thornton, Merle (1930 - ), Academic, Feminist and Author; Tomasetti, Glenys Ann (Glen) (1929 - 2003), Songwriter, Poet and Novelist; Tucker, Margaret Elizabeth (1904 - 1996), Author, Campaigner and Community worker; Vaughan, Grace Sydney (1922 - 1984), Parliamentarian and Social Activist; Verinder, Dulcie Elizabeth, Servicewoman; Wake, Nancy Grace Augusta (1912 - 2011), Servicewoman; Wall, Annie (Winifred) (1900 - 2001), Medical practitioner; Walpole, Susan (1942 - ), Public servant; Warner, Anne Marie (1945 - ), Parliamentarian and Union organiser; Wheeler, Eileen Jessie, Community worker, Local government councillor and Mayor; White, Jessie Ellen, Local government councillor and Shire president; Willey, Mary Lindsay Caroline (1941 - ), Parliamentarian; Wilson, Shirley Cameron (1918 - 2003), Nurse and Servicewoman; Woman Suffrage; Women's Peace Army (1915 - 1919); Women's Political Association of Victoria (1903 - 1919); Woodgate, Margaret Rosemary (1935 - ), Parliamentarian; Worsley, Maureen Gertrude Theresa (1937 - 2001), Parliamentarian; Wright, Claudia (1934 - 2005), Journalist, Print Journalist, Radio Journalist and Television Journalist

National Library of Australia Oral History Collection: Adam-Smith, Patricia Jean (Patsy) (1924 - 2001), Author, Historian and Servicewoman; Arnot, Jean Fleming (1903 - 1995), Librarian, Trade unionist and Feminist; Association of Non-English Speaking Background Women of Australia (1987 - 1997); Bates, Daisy May (1863 - 1951), Anthropologist and Journalist; Bowden, Ros, Broadcaster; BPW Australia (1947 - ); Caldicott, Helen Mary (1938 - ), Medical practitioner and Nuclear disarmament activist; Canberra Women's Liberation Group (1970 - 1976); Cassab, Judy (1920 - ), Artist; Churcher, Betty (1931 - ), Art educator, Arts administrator and Director; Clark, Hilma Dymphna (1916 - 2000), Linguist and Teacher; Clarke, Jessie (1914 - ), Social worker; Cleland, Rachel (1906 - 2002), Community worker; Country Women's Association of New South Wales (1922 - ); The Country Women's Association of Victoria Inc. (1928 - ); Cox, Eva Maria (1938 - ), Social activist, University teacher and Women's rights activist; Cramer, Mary Therese ( - 1984), Teacher, Charity worker and Community worker; Cruz, Elba (1945 - ), Women's Refuge Worker and Union activist; Curtis-Otter, Margaret Catherine (1910 - 1992), Servicewoman; Davey, Margaret Lurline (1915 - 2010), Community worker; Dobson, Rosemary de Brissac (1920 - 2012), Editor, Poet and Writer; Dowse, Sara (1938 - ), Feminist, Women's rights activist, Writer and Public servant; Durack, Elizabeth (1915 - 2000), Artist, Writer and Illustrator; Eatock, Pat (1937 - ), Aboriginal activist, Women's rights activist, Public servant, Film maker and Academic; Eddison, Marion Louise Osbaldeston (1885 - 1971), Pioneer farmer; Evatt, Elizabeth Andreas (1933 - ), Judge; Feminist Club of New South Wales (1914 - ); Girl Guides Australia (1926 - ); Greece Born Community of Australia; Hayter, Lorna (1897 - 1989), Agriculturalist, Servicewoman and Public servant; Housewives Association of New South Wales (1918 - ); Jones, Marilyn Fay (1940 - ), Dancer and Teacher; Lahey, Frances Vida (1882 - 1968), Artist; Lê, Marion (1947 - ), Refugee Advocate and Migrant community Advocate; Leighton, Patricia, Environmentalist, Farmer and Teacher; Lyons, Enid Muriel (1897 - 1981), Politician; McKay, Heather Pamela (1941 - ), Squash Coach and Squash player; Militant Women's Movement (c. 1926 - ); Mills, Carol Moya (1942 - ), Academic, Librarian and Historian; Mottee, Matina (1931 - ), Migrant Women's Rights Advocate; MumShirl (c. 1924 - 1998), Community worker; National Council of Jewish Women of Australia (1923 - ); National Council of Jewish Women, New South Wales Section (1923 - ); National Foundation for Australian Women (1989 - ); Oodgeroo Noonuccal (1920 - 1993), Poet, Political activist, Artist and Educator; Osmani, Gyzele (1970 - ), Refugee Advocate and Student; Palu, Lisa, Farmer and Journalist; Paterson, Elizabeth Deans (Betty) (1895 - 1970), Cartoonist, Illustrator and Journalist; Paterson, Esther (1892 - 1971), Artist and Cartoonist; Reading, Fanny (1884 - 1974), Medical practitioner, Women's rights activist and Zionist; Reynolds, Margaret (1941 - ), Parliamentarian and Academic; Rich, Ruby (1888 - 1988), Feminist, Musician and Pacifist; Riddell, Elizabeth (1910 - 1998), Journalist, Poet and Print Journalist; Russell, Roslyn Valda Louise (1948 - ), Historian; Ryan, Edna Minna (1904 - 1997), Feminist, Trade unionist, Activist and Writer; Ryan, Julia (1937 - ), Women's Liberationist and Educator; Ryan, Lyndall (1943 - ), Educator and Feminist; Salce, Mary (1945 - ), Activist, Community worker and Farmer; Society of Women Writers New South Wales Inc (1925 - ); Stott Despoja, Shirley (1936 - ), Journalist and Print Journalist; Street, Jessie Mary Grey (1889 - 1970), Feminist and Suffragette; Thomas, Faith (1933 - ), Cricketer and Nurse; Union of Australian Women (1950 - ); Wilson, Rebecca (Betty) (1921 - 2010), Cricketer and Sportswoman; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom - ACT branch (1982 - ); Women's Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS) (1941 - 1984); Wonthaggi Women's Auxiliary (1934 - ); Wright, Mary (1903 - ), Trade unionist and Women's rights activist

National Library of Australia, Manuscript Section: Allan, Stella (1871 - 1962), Community advocate, Journalist, Print Journalist and Women's rights activist; Australian Inland Mission (1912 - ); Franklin, Stella Maria ( Marian) Sarah Miles (1879 - 1954), Writer; Garner, Helen (1942 - ), Journalist, Scriptwriter and Writer; Grover, Jessie (1843 - 1906), Journalist, Print Journalist and Sericulturalist

National Library of Australia, Oral History & Folklore Section: Armstrong, Yvonne (1939 - ), Farmer; Beal, Diana (1945 - ), Academic; Bennett, Jane (1969 - ), Cheesemaker and Dairy Farmer; Bennetts, Rosalie (1940 - ), Farmer, Manager and Office worker; Bishop, Clare (1945 - ), Public Servant; Blumann, Elise Margot Paula Rudolphina Hulda (1897 - 1990), Artist; Bollinger, Marjorie (1942 - ), Farmer; Brenton, Dorothy (1921 - ), Farmer; Cato, Nancy (1917 - 2000), Author, Journalist, Poet and Environmentalist; Coffey, Essie (c. 1940 - 1998), Community worker, Singer, Actor and Film maker; Craik, Wendy (1949 - ), Board member, Chief Executive Officer , Public servant and Scientist; Cullen, Ngingali (1942 - 2012), Aboriginal activist, Community development worker, Health worker and Nurse; Dick, Muriel (1921 - ), Farmer, Social activist and Women's rights activist; Downing, Jean Olive (1923 - ), Businesswoman, Local government councillor, Political candidate and Social worker; Dyer, Val (1949 - ), Community stalwart, Pastoralist and Political candidate; Ebsary, Kaye (1952 - ), Farmer; Follett, Rosemary (1948 - ), Politician and Public servant; Garner, Helen (1942 - ), Journalist, Scriptwriter and Writer; Gilfillan, Anne (1926 - ), Farmer; Guthrie, Gail (1953 - ), Businesswoman and Farmer; Hazell, Belinda, Health and Safety Consultant and Orchardist; Hewett, Lorraine (1946 - ), Farmer; Hodgetts, Maisie (1934 - ), Farmer; Holt, Sue (1940 - ), Farmer; Huynh, Van (1944 - ), Public servant; Kearney, Christine (1943 - ), Farmer, Religious sister and Research officer; Leighton, Patricia, Environmentalist, Farmer and Teacher; Lyons, Carolyn (1944 - ), Farmer; Male, Dorothy (1963 - ), Farmer; Marks, Barbara (1931 - ), Farmer; Martin, Merran (1948 - ), Teacher; McCarthy, Wendy Elizabeth (1941 - ), Businesswoman, Company Director, Educator, Femocrat and Public Speaker; McCue, Helen (1949 - ), Educator, Nurse, Refugee Advocate and Researcher; McMillan, Jennifer (1950 - ), Agriculturalist, Board member, Farmer and Scientist; McShane, Clare (1948 - ), Business woman, Clothing designer and Woolgrower; Mitchell, Ann (1945 - ), Cricketer, Sports Administrator and Sportswoman; Mitchell, Sally (1962 - ), Educator and Farmer; Murphy, Val (1946 - ), Farmer; O'Brien, Clair (1949 - ), Cattle Farmer, Community stalwart, Local government councillor and Pastoralist; O'Connor, Kathleen Laetitia (1876 - 1968), Painter; Palu, Lisa, Farmer and Journalist; Paterson, Ruth (1959 - ), Farmer, Public servant and Social welfare co-ordinator; Phillips, Christine (1963 - ), Academic and Doctor; Plant, Merilyn (1946 - ), Agriculturalist, Farmer and Marketing officer; Price, Esther (1968 - ), Farmer; Reid, Heather, Chief Executive Officer , Sports administrator and Sportswoman; RoadKnight, Margret (1943 - ), Folk singer; Romano, Bruna (1942 - 2009), Barrister and Solicitor; Salce, Mary (1945 - ), Activist, Community worker and Farmer; Salthouse, Sue (1949 - ), Disability activist, Human rights advocate and Teacher; Sykes, Roberta (Bobbi) (1944 - 2010), Aboriginal Administrator, Aboriginal health worker, Journalist, Academic and Writer; Taperell, Kathleen Joan (1939 - ), Teacher, Public servant and Feminist; Thiele, Deborah (1954 - ), Businesswoman, Consultant, Farmer, Political candidate and Teacher; Tredwell, Robyn (1950 - ), Environmentalist, Farmer and Nurse; Turner, Patricia Ann (1952 - ), Aboriginal activist, Feminist and Public servant; Vickers, Bess (1927 - ), Farmer; Williams, Brigitte, Teacher and Activist; Williams, Julie (1955 - ), Author and Farmer; Wood, Marie (1946 - ), Teacher

National Library of Australia, Pictorial Collection: Aston, Matilda Ann (1873 - 1947), Disability Activist, Teacher and Writer; D'Aprano, Zelda Fay (1928 - ), Feminist, Trade unionist, Writer and Dental nurse; Jones, Marilyn Fay (1940 - ), Dancer and Teacher; Praed, Rosa (1851 - 1935), Writer; Save Our Sons Movement (1965 - 1973); Scotter, Sheila Winifred Gordon (1920 - 2012), Author, Broadcaster and Columnist; Tomasetti, Glenys Ann (Glen) (1929 - 2003), Songwriter, Poet and Novelist; Wedgwood, Camilla Hildegarde (1901 - 1955), Anthropologist and Educator

National Library of Australia, Reading Room: Couchman, Elizabeth May Ramsay (1876 - 1982), Politician; de Berg, Hazel Estelle (1913 - 1984), Historian; Goldstein, Vida (1869 - 1949), Feminist and Suffragist; Isbister, Jean Sinclair (Clair) (1915 - 2008), Paediatrician; John, Cecilia Annie (1877 - 1955), Opera singer, Feminist and Pacifist; Jordan, Ellen Violet (1913 - 1982), Local government councillor, Musician, Parliamentarian and Teacher; Macknight, Ella Annie Noble (1904 - 1997), Aviator, Golfer, Hockey Player, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist

National Museum Australia: Hyslop, Dorothy Margaret (1916 - 2011), Embroiderer; Parliament House Embroidery (1988 - )

National Sport Information Centre: Carlton, Melissa (1978 - ), Paralympian, Sports Administrator and Swimmer; Cooper, Priya (1974 - ), Paralympian and Swimmer; Crisp, Jessica (1969 - ), Sailboarder; Di Toro, Daniela (1974 - ), Paralympian and Tennis player; Ferguson, Adair (1955 - ), Commonwealth or Empire Games Gold Medalist and Rower; Honeychurch, Cara, Commonwealth or Empire Games Gold Medalist and Tenpin Bowler; Peris, Nova (1971 - ), Aboriginal activist, Commonwealth or Empire Games Gold Medalist, Hockey Player, Olympian and Track and Field Athlete; Saxby, Kerry (1961 - ), Race walker and Track and Field Athlete

New South Wales College of Nursing: Lions, Agnes Mary (1908 - 1992), Nurse and Unionist

New South Wales State Records: Buckmaster, Dorothy Ethel (1907 - 1999)

Newcastle Region Library: BPW Newcastle Club (1931 - ); Country Women's Association of New South Wales (1922 - )

Noel Butlin Archives Centre: Australian Federation of Medical Women (1927 - ); BPW Australia (1947 - ); BPW Melbourne (1925 - ); BPW Sydney Club (1939 - ); The Business and Professional Women's Club of Canberra (1954 - ); Corbett, Joan Lorna (1952 - ), Academic, Public servant, Teacher and Trade union official; Exley, Thea Melvie (1923 - 2007), Archivist and Art historian; Inglis, Amirah (1926 - ), Author and Political activist; MacGregor, Marjorie (1947 - ), Union officer and Welfare worker; Prichard, Katharine Susannah (1883 - 1969), Journalist and Writer; Sawer, Marian, Academic and Political Scientist

The Noel Butlin Archives Centre, ANU Archives Program: McCready, Georgina (1888 - 1980), Nurse, Nursing administrator and Unionist; Pink, Olive Muriel (1884 - 1975), Anthropologist and Botanical artist; Ryan, Edna Minna (1904 - 1997), Feminist, Trade unionist, Activist and Writer; Tailoresses' Association of Melbourne (1882 - 1907); Union of Australian Women (1950 - ); Wonthaggi Women's Auxiliary (1934 - ); Wright, Mary (1903 - ), Trade unionist and Women's rights activist

Northern Territory Archives Service, Darwin Branch: Gilruth, Jeannie McLean, Community worker; James, Barbara (1943 - 2003), Journalist and Print Journalist; The National Council of Women in the Northern Territory; Pink, Olive Muriel (1884 - 1975), Anthropologist and Botanical artist; Women's Electoral Lobby (1972 - )

Northern Territory Library, Northern Territory Collection: Woman's Christian Temperance Union of South Australia (1889 - )

Nurses Memorial Centre: Sage, Annie Moriah (1895 - 1969), Nurse

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