Maxine McKew

Maxine McKew

Topic: Following Jessie Maxine, as an ABC journalist, gave an inspiring address about the challenges faced by women today and what Jessie’s response might have been to those challenges. She stressed the need to encourage young women to become actively involved their...
Julie McCrossin

Julie McCrossin

Topic: Speak Up! Recording Women’s History Julie’s talk was a hit as you would expect from a comedian but her working life is as a journalist, trainer and freelance consultant. She showed photographs of her mother and grandmother – ordinary women with extraordinary...
Hazel Hawke AO

Hazel Hawke AO

Topic: The Story of Us All: Valuing our Multicultural Heritage Hazel talked about the multicultural aspects of heritage and what preserving our heritage means to Australia. She used the example of the Ukrainian Women’s Association to highlight how various community...
Professor Regina Graycar

Professor Regina Graycar

Topic: Equality for Women under the Constitution Regina delivered a thoughtful and provocative address about the inferior position of women under the constitution which was followed by questions.
Bronwyn Bancroft

Bronwyn Bancroft

Topic: Towards the Future through the Eyes of an Indigenous Female Artist Bronwyn spoke with warmth and much humour of her experience as an Aboriginal artist, textile designer and illustrator. During the talk, she displayed slides of her work which depicted her belief...
Jennie George

Jennie George

Topic: Changes to Industrial Relations and the Implications for Working Women Jennie gave a critical account of the Federal Government’s proposed industrial relations legislation. She pointed out that women would experience additional discrimination if the government...