Roslyn Atkinson

Sarah Bradley

Quentin Bryce

Leanne Clare

Pat Conroy

Julie Dick

Toni Dick

Beryl Donkin

Diane Fingleton

Mary Finn

Clare Foley

Anne Forbes

Leneen Forde

Lady Muriel Gibbs

Elizabeth Hamilton-Hart

Naida Haxton

Catherine Holmes

Bronwyn Jolly

Rose Anne Kearns

Susan Kiefel

Margo Kingston

Grace Kruger

Noela L'Estrange

Jane MacDonnell

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1962 Graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Arts
1965 Graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Laws
1965 Admitted to practice at the Queensland Bar, one of the first Queensland women admitted to the Bar
1968-83 Part-time tutor then lecturer at the University of Queensland Law School, the first woman appointed to the faculty
1978 Delegate, Conference Rights of Children in Hospital, Washington DC, USA
USA State Department Visitor
1978-81 Member, National Women’s Advisory Council
1982-86 Women’s Representative National Committee on Discrimination in Employment and Occupation
1983 Convenor, National Women’s Advisory Council
1984-86 Founding Director, Queensland Women’s Information Service, Office of the Status of Women, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
1987 Director, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, Queensland
1988 Awarded the Order of Australia, the first woman in Queensland to be awarded the Order
1992 Guest Speaker, National Organisation for Women Global Conference, Washington DC, USA
Delegate, ILO Regional meeting Women’s Employment Australia
1988-92  Member, Australian Delegation UN Commission Human Rights, Geneva
Observer, UN Committee on Elimination Discrimination Against Women, Vienna/New York
Delegate, International Women’s Rights Action Watch
Conferences and Core Member Meetings, Vienna/New York
Delegate, Equal Opportunities in UK conference, London
1988-1993  Federal Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, Sydney
1993 Keynote Speaker, Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Conference, Johannesburg South Africa
Delegate, United Nations Human Rights Commission Regional meeting, Racism and Racial Discrimination, Sydney
1993 - 96 Founding Chair and Chief Executive Officer, National Childcare Accreditation Council, Sydney
1995- Guest Lecturer, University of South Korea, Seoul and Pusan University, South Korea
1995-96 Member, National Alternate Dispute Resolution Advisory Council
Guest Lecturer, Ministry of Education, New Zealand
Present The Women’s College, within the University of Sydney

 

CURRENT MEMBERSHIPS

  • Chair, National Breast Cancer Centre Advisory Council, Sydney
  • President, Australian Women’s Cricket Board, Melbourne
  • Director, Plan International – international aid and development organisation
  • Director, Young Women’s Christian Association
  • Member, Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences Advisory Board, University of Sydney
  • Member, Defence for Children International Advisory board
  • Member, Sydney I.V.F Ethics Committee
  • National President, Association for Welfare of Children in Hospital
  • Director, Mindcare Mental Health Foundation
  • Director, Family Planning Council of Queensland
  • Member, Network of Enterprising Women in Business, Chamber of Commerce NSW
  • Director, Schizophrenia Foundation of Australia
  • Vice President, Queensland Council for Civil Liberties
  • Director, Justice for Juveniles, Queensland
  • Director, Intellectually Handicapped Citizens Council, Queensland
  • Councillor, Chief Executive Women
  • Member, International Year of Disabled People Legal Committee
  • Member, Legal Committee Childhood Accident Prevention Foundation of Australia
  • Member, Centre for Australian Public Sector Management Advisory Committee
  • Member, National Institute for Law Ethics and Public Affairs Advisory Board
  • Member, Australian Bicentennial Authority Unsung Heroes Panel
  • Member, International Women’s Rights Action Watch
  • Member, Australian Institute of Women’s Research and Policy
 

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Susan Purdon

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Robin Rushbrook

Julie-Anne Schafer

Dianne Smith

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Mary Whitehouse

Margaret Wilson

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