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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Jacqui Payne graduated from the Queensland Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Laws in 1983. The following year, Jacqui commenced her Articles of Clerkship with a Brisbane Commercial firm and, in March 1986, she became the first Aboriginal to be admitted as a Solicitor in Queensland.

Following her three year employment with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Service in Brisbane, Jacqui continued to work in the area of criminal defence and in 1996 opened her own criminal law firm. Jacqui was an Official Visitor for the Queensland Corrective Services Commission for 10 years, and was also an Official Visitor for the Queensland Health Departments Mental Health Services. On the first of April 1999, Jacqui was appointed a Magistrate - Queensland’s first indigenous judicial appointment.

 

Joan Martin

Michelle May

Veronica McCarthy

Katharine McGregor

Margaret McMurdo

Agnes McWhinney

Colleen Moore

Debra Mullins

Elizabeth Nosworthy

Helen O'Sullivan

Jacqui Payne

Catherine Pirie

Una Prentice

Susan Purdon

Zoe Rathus

Robin Rushbrook

Julie-Anne Schafer

Dianne Smith

Dianne Soon

Margaret White

Mary Whitehouse

Margaret Wilson

Nerolie Withnall

Patricia Wolfe

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