Explore the papers of three women involved in the 1943 Federal Election: Enid Lyons, Dorothy Tangney and Jessie Street.

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Women lawyers stand at the forefront of women's participation in Australian civic life.

Papers, maps, photographs and other publications largely relating to Daisy Bates' research on First Australians.

Season two, Bold Types, is hosted by political reporter and author Amy Remekis. Based on the book by Dr Patricia Clarke, Bold Types celebrates the pioneering women who took the world of journalism by storm, with each episode featuring contemporary female journalists reflecting on their experiences and those of their forebears.

Oral history recordings by Ros Bowden for the Women of the land and Comic artists and illustrators projects.

1290 recordings of interviews and readings from many of Australia's poets, artists, writers, composers, actors, academics, publishers, librarians, scientists, anthropologists, public servants and some politicians

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Elizabeth Broderick AO was Australia's longest-serving Sex Discrimination Commissioner, from 2007 to 2015. She was also Commissioner responsible for Age Discrimination from 2007 to 2011.

National Library of Australia

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Erika Feller is a distinguished international lawyer and humanitarian advocate who has shaped global refugee protection through her groundbreaking work with the United Nations and her commitment to upholding human rights.

Read about Creative Arts Fellow Celia Craig's experience of exploring the papers of musician Miriam Hyde.

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One of the most significant events at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics was the admission of women into the Olympic swimming competition.

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Explore the evolution of women's rights in Australia from women's suffrage to contemporary movements like #MeToo in this learning module.