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Letter, 1960 Oct 11 : Melbourne, to Mr J. Keeffe.

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  • 1960

Letter to Mr J. Keeffe, Secretary, Queensland Branch of the A.L.P. re activities of Labor Women's organizations and with Labor's platform and policies.

Heagney, Muriel A.

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

Reclaim the night : a women's only protest march to stop sexual violence.

Flyer, possibly created by the Women's House Shelta, for a protest march through Brisbane, to be initiated from King George Square on Friday 27 October, in an unspecified year. It is to be followed by a women's festival of entertainment at Kurilpa Park. The flyer is printed in black on purple paper, on both sides. Information is given about the demands which will be highlighted by the march.

Women's House Shelta

Women's Health Centre.

Information leaflet, printed on both sides in blue and white. It gives the history, aims, origins, location and membership details of the Women's Health Centre. The back page contains two versions of the same diagram as on the front page, but whereas the front page diagram contains text in English, the ones on the back page are respectively in Vietnamese and Spanish.

Women's Health Centre, Brisbane

"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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