Nov 28, 2011 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: From Fringe to Mainstream: Turning Unconventional Ideas into Mainstream Using her own work and life choices as examples of obstacles women need to overcome, Kerryn talked about her time as the first married and pregnant intern at a teaching hospital and then...
Nov 28, 2010 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: From Country Queensland to the Bridge of a Cruise Shipping Business: One Woman’s Journey Introducing her talk with praise for Jessie Street, Ann talked about what had defined her public and working life from her days at the University of Queensland as a student...
Nov 26, 2009 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: Do Newspapers Have a Future and Who Cares? Adele talked about the changing nature of newspapers with new social and other media eroding the readership and advertising base. She was concerned that without good journalism the ability to uncover corruption and...
Nov 26, 2007 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: What Were Women in Australia Reading in the 1880s? Elizabeth focused in particular on two women’s reading groups, one in Sydney and one in Hobart. She provided an overview of the literary culture of the period using the groups, their members and their reading...
Nov 26, 2006 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: Building a Better World – Towards a More Feminine Future Helen talked about the fact that the planet was facing a crucial period and that there was a need to acknowledge the value of forward thinkers such as the Dalai Lama, Professor Yunus and Ghandi. She...
Nov 26, 2005 | Annual Luncheon Speaker
Topic: Open Doors or More Brick Walls? Women and Universities in the 21st Century Susan spoke of the contribution of Australian women leaders at world forums and then turned to the campaign for a Human Rights Act for Australia and women and university education. She...
