Fay Patricia Richards
Fay Richards has made it her mission to affect long term and positive change in the lives of people with a disability in Victoria.
Fay Richards has made it her mission to affect long term and positive change in the lives of people with a disability in Victoria.
1300s and 1400s Italian-born French writer, philosopher, composer and feminist
Biddy Moriarty undertook Australian Red Cross work with repatriated prisoners of war during the final years of the war, which included being a member of the Red Cross contingent assisting the 2nd POW Reception Group in Singapore.
Dr Annie Hensley was appointed coordinator of the Melbourne City Council’s first campaign to combat dyptheria in 1924.
Irish republican
Barbara Hardy was appointed Officer of the Order of Australia, 26 January 1987, for service to conservation and the community.
Barbara Main is one of Australia’s foremost experts on the taxonomy, biogeography and ecology of spiders, particularly trapdoors and funnelwebs.
20th century Irish suffragist, republican, and writer
Alison Doley was a farmer and conservationist who from 1966 managed, with her husband John, the family’s wheat and sheep property Koobabbie in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia.
Canada’s first licensed female doctor and promoter of women’s medical education