Who's Who
An index of women featured in Women's History Month, the National History Challenge and other projects supported by AWHF, with links to the Australian Women's Archives Project, the Australian Dictionary of Biography and other authoritative sites.
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Broadcaster, writer, interior designer, community worker
Composer
Parliamentarian, Northern Territory Legislative Assembly 1974-77
Opera singer
Anthropologist and journalist
Labor leader, feminist and social worker
Feminist
Australian Federal Police Officer
Botanist, geneticist and servicewoman
Composer
Composer
Indigenous activist: nurse
Designer, businessswoman, singer, banjolele player
Feminist and temperance worker
Soprano opera singer
Christian missionary in Korea
Bushranger
Street singer
Nyungar woman and school teacher
Convict, midwife
Wartime aid worker
Singer , Tasmanian Aborigine
Australian Army General
Pastoralist, activist
Academic and adminstrator
Pastoralist, activist
Businesswoman and gangster
Violinist
Suffragist and feminist
Olympic champion swimmer
Australian Army Nurse
Composer
Opera singer, teacher
Organist
Indigenous activist
Composer
Doctor and Missionary
Feminist reformer, suffragist
Broadcaster, writer, peace activist
Doctor and aid worker
Singer and teacher
Music publisher
Suffragette and Women's Liberationist
Composer
Artist
Industrial welfare officer; United Nations official
World War I nurse
Feminist and educator
Composer
Parliamentarian
Parliamentarian and consumer advocate
Composer
Doctor; writer; broadcaster; reformer
Sister and confidante of Ned Kelly
Anmatyerre artist
Singer and soprano
Swimmer; swimming teacher
Journalist, novelist and medical worker
Wartime aid worker
Christian missionary in Korea
Eccentric: original "bag lady"
Labour reformer, peace activist
Composer
Dancer, actress and courtesan
Christian missionary in Korea
Associate Composer
Ethnomusicologist
Singer
Feminist and educator
Poet, Indigenous activist
Danceband leader
Poet and peace activist
Pianist and composer
Composer, pianist, portrait painter
Composer
Anthroplogist, botanical artist, activist for Aboriginal rights
Parliamentarian, political activist; businesswoman, and journalist
Feminist and civil rights activist
Educator, public speaker, researcher
Feminist activist
Composer
Feminist
Composer
Teacher and humanitarian
Wiradjuri woman, community worker
Jockey
Composer
Songwriter, poet, novelist
Aboriginal spokesperson and Aboriginal leader
Historian
Suffrage campaigner



































