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100 years of women's right to vote in Queensland

Double sided fact sheet from the Queensland Government, on one hundred years since Queensland women were given the right to vote in State elections. On front of leaflet there is information on voting in Queensland, Queensland women's suffrage movement, universal indigenous suffrage; on the reverse side it a timeline from 1905 to 2004.

Queensland.

Women's Health Centre invitation to Drug Awareness Day.

Event flyer, printed on one side of red paper with black ink. It gives the details of an event to be held by Women's Health Centre, at St Andrew's Lutheran Church in City [Brisbane]. Handwritten notes add the information 'We're closing very soon!' and the details that they are closing in December (no year given) 'due to lack of funding - donations V.I.P.'

Women's Health Centre, Brisbane

CAPOW : Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women.

White paper with black type. A leaflet providing information on the Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women, abbreviated to CAPOW, including how and why the Coalition was formed. The leaflet also includes information about several events the Coalition is coordinating, including a weekend of forums to be held around Australia on 21 and 22 August in an unspecified year, at which women can discuss issues to be taken to the Beijing World Conference on Women, as well as a national conference to be held in Canberra on 26-28 November in an unspecified year.

Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women

1993 seminar series for and about women : women managing their careers.

Blue leaflet with black text about a seminar with Katy Steenstrup, Women's/Industrial Officer from the Queensland Branch of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, speaking on industrial equity and career planning strategies for women. Seminar held on Wednesday 24 November 1993 at the Abel Smith Lecture Theatre, University of Queensland, as part of the fifth annual Seminar Series For and About Women, presented by The Office of Equal Opportunity and the Women's Equal Opportunities Office, University of Queensland Student Union.

University of Queensland. Office of Equal Opportunity

Women's word : newsletter of the Women's Policy Unit, Office of the Cabinet of Queensland issue two.

White pages with black, purple and green print. The second issue of a newsletter published in July, 1992, by the Women's Policy Unit, part of the Office of the Cabinet of Queensland. The newsletter informs of what the Unit is doing, what women in other regions and communities across Queensland are doing, and also provides information on government services and women's organisations. The front page features an article introducing the Queensland Women's Consultative Council. The back page has articles on the purpose of the Office of the Status of Women, as well as the Women's Policy Unit's trips to regional and rural Queensland communities. Inner pages include articles on Brisbane groups promoting the needs of women from non-English speaking backgrounds residing in Queensland, the Women's Health Policy Unit and women's health initiatives in Queensland, and an overview of the Queensland Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.

Women's Policy Unit Office of Cabinet Queensland

Women's word : newsletter of the Women's Policy Unit, Office of the Cabinet of Queensland issue one.

White pages with black, purple and green print. The first issue of a newsletter published in December, 1991, by the Women's Policy Unit, part of the Office of the Cabinet of Queensland. The newsletter informs of what the Unit is doing, what women in other regions and communities across Queensland are doing, and also provides information on government services and women's organisations. The front page features an article introducing the Women's Policy Unit. The back page has articles on the National Committee on Violence Against Women and economic development of rural communities. Inner pages contain articles on the Women's Policy Unit's strategies for promoting women artists; a meeting of over 400 women in Laura, North Queensland, to discuss issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples; an overview of the Women's Budget Statement; and a recap of the "Balancing the Gains - Women, Efficiency and Restructuring" conference held in October of the same year at Mayfair Crest, Brisbane.

Women's Policy Unit Office of Cabinet Queensland

Women's Rights Area under attack !!!

Information sheet about changes in funding and staffing of the Women's Rights' area, difficulties with the Union Executive, and the issue of harassment of women students. Notice is given of a public meeting to discuss these issues on Wednesday 27th February, and a possible successive meeting on Friday 1st March. The date 27.2.91 is handwritten on the paper in blue ink. Printed on white paper with black ink.

Women's Rights University of Queensland Union

Women's Policy Branch art competition.

Black print on lilac paper. A tri-fold entry form for an art competition held by the Women's Policy Branch - part of the Department of the Premier, Economic and Trade Development. The front page contains information about the conditions of entry, such as the fact that entrants must be women artists over the age of eighteen, must reside in Queensland, and must have exhibited their work in the past two years. The front page also states entries must be submitted by Monday 13 May, 1991, and the assessment panel's decision will be publicised in early June, 1991. The back page contains the form to be filled by entrants, guidelines for entry, judging categories and prizes to be awarded across the categories.

Women's Policy Branch

"Women's health care issues in Queensland" seminar - December 1.

Event flyer, printed on one side of white paper with black ink. It gives the details of a seminar to be held on 1st December (no year mentioned) at the Trades and Labor Council in South Brisbane, jointly hosted by Women's Health Centre Queensland Nurses' Union. The principal speaker is advertised to be Liz Furler, Women's Adviser to the South Australian Health Commission.

Women's Health Centre, Brisbane

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