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American writer and poet Dorothy Parker, once when told she was very outspoken, replied 'Outspoken by whom?'
  • Ruth Fincher discusses womens use and experience of the city. Read
  • Eve Mahlab provides compelling reasons to fund women and girls. Read
  • Mary Crooks writes about women's invisibility on the public record. Read
  • Mary Crooks provides an historical introduction to the commissioning of the Women's Anthem,  Love and Justice, first performed in Melbourne, November 2008. Read
  • Moira Rayner, former Victorian Commissioner for Equal Opportunity, has compiled a clever and quirky A-Z list of ‘Feminist Enemies'. Read
  • Joan Kirner speaks about women's local agitation for the right to vote at the launch of Beyond the Garden Gate: Local Insight into the Victorian Female Suffrage Movement by Jo Fitch. Read

  • Mary Crooks quotes the words of Joni Mitchell - Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone - during her delivery of the Maurice Blackburn Oration Repairing the Social Democratic Fabric  Read
  • Moira Rayner discusses politically active women's use of power in A Pound of Flesh - A Trust Women for Ideas paper. Read