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Welcome, this site contains stories of Melbourne women and their activism over the last half century. Click Stories to browse by author, Click Actions to browse by campaign/topic and: ...

NEW Things to Do - Reinstate RDA - PETITION in relation to NT Intervention
http://lists.ntne.ws/pipermail/talk/2008-June/000239.html
June 08: "Attached is a petition for the Reinstatement of
the Racial Discrimination Act in the Northern Territory.
... Let's together ensure we get thousands of signatures."
Michele Harris

NEW Dialogue - Liz Sparks: 'the appalling way that genuine low income earners have been treated in the budget.'

NEW Reviews -

Cold tea for Brandy
A Tale of Protest, Painting and Politics

Joan Coxsedge

Joan Coxsedge's book

BOOK REVIEW by Barbara Hall "I got from this book health matters, pollution matters, geography, history, international politics and a story of life as a feminist politician in Victorian politics....'

NEW Stories -

Interview with COUNCILLOR JACKIE M FRISTACKY
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We are well organised and we have public support. We have to win this campaign.
... While the Eddington report is due at the end of March 2008, it appears that the government has pre-empted the outcome in announcing that there will be a tunnel linking the freeways - as per the 1969 transport plan which was overturned in the 1970s.
The community will become radicalised if there is an attempt to construct a tunnel link without a railway line.
Many people are opposed to a tunnel in any event, but without a rail service, thousands more will be catalysed into opposing a road tunnel.'

Interview with Zelda D'Aprano ' We had so much fun. We felt alive, so alive. It was a wonderful experience being part of the Women’s Liberation Movement at that time.'

NEW Actions - Feminist Future

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Molly Hadfield and Edith Morgan, with other women stopping the train at the MUA dispute, Melbourne

"It is very important that women have some view of what is going on in their communities and in the world, so they are able to articulate their thoughts on injustices. We need more women who become known." Edith Morgan

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