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Margaret Olley

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Eliza ~ Fred Hollows: The Man Who Saved Millions of Eyes

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Eliza ~ Fred Hollows: The Man Who Saved Millions of Eyes

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Please don’t listen

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“one says that I cannot achieve. Well that one now says, 'I cannot think properly. '"- Edith Cowan.Edith was born on the 2nd  August 1861, on a sheep station in Western Australia. When Edith was seven her mother died in childbirth. Edith was then separated from her siblings and sent to a boarding school in Perth. The boarding school was run by the Cowan sisters. Edith later married James Cowan, who was the younger brother of the sisters.Eight years later her father was hung for the murder of his second wife during a drunken argument. Edith became a solitary person, committed to the protection and safety of women and children. On the 12th November 1879 Edith married James Cowan, a registrar and master of the Supreme Court. They had four daughters and a son together, who Edith raised to be independent and respected.Because of her husband's profession Edith had a lot of insight to poverty and the many effects of bad education, especially with girls and women, Edith started to read books like John Stuart Mill and the American feminist, these were many of the books found among her library. These books stated their belief that women should be able to be economically independent and encouraged higher education for women. In the 1860’s Edith began to be involved in public life, mainly advocating for women and children. In 1961 after campaigning for the opening for a memorial hospital for women, the king Edward memorial hospital was finally opened.In 1920, women were finally allowed to run for parliament, Edith was concerned about how she would be treated if she was elected. So much so that she only decided to run four weeks out from the election; she ran for lower house seat of West Perth for the Nationalists Party. Edith's concerns were justified, when she and the three other women running for parliament, were verbally abused on the hustings. Edith only Won by 49 votes. Although she only ran for one trimester, she put in place the women’s legal status bill which made it illegal to disqualify a person from public, civil or judicial function based on their gender. This law led to our current Sex Discrimination law. After passing this in parliament Edith lost her seat at the next election. Edith attempted to run as an independent but was unsuccessful. Edith was different from modern politicians; she passed laws that were unpopular and risked her losing her seat in parliament, but would impact future generations. After her death on 9th June 1932 The Edith Cowan university was opened In her memory.

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“one says that I cannot achieve. Well that one now says, 'I cannot think properly. '"- Edith Cowan.Edith was born on the 2nd  August 1861, on a sheep station in Western Australia. When Edith was seven her mother died in childbirth. Edith was then separated from her siblings and sent to a boarding school in Perth. The boarding school was run by the Cowan sisters. Edith later married James Cowan, who was the younger brother of the sisters.Eight years later her father was hung for the murder of his second wife during a drunken argument. Edith became a solitary person, committed to the protection and safety of women and children. On the 12th November 1879 Edith married James Cowan, a registrar and master of the Supreme Court. They had four daughters and a son together, who Edith raised to be independent and respected.Because of her husband's profession Edith had a lot of insight to poverty and the many effects of bad education, especially with girls and women, Edith started to read books like John Stuart Mill and the American feminist, these were many of the books found among her library. These books stated their belief that women should be able to be economically independent and encouraged higher education for women. In the 1860’s Edith began to be involved in public life, mainly advocating for women and children. In 1961 after campaigning for the opening for a memorial hospital for women, the king Edward memorial hospital was finally opened.In 1920, women were finally allowed to run for parliament, Edith was concerned about how she would be treated if she was elected. So much so that she only decided to run four weeks out from the election; she ran for lower house seat of West Perth for the Nationalists Party. Edith's concerns were justified, when she and the three other women running for parliament, were verbally abused on the hustings. Edith only Won by 49 votes. Although she only ran for one trimester, she put in place the women’s legal status bill which made it illegal to disqualify a person from public, civil or judicial function based on their gender. This law led to our current Sex Discrimination law. After passing this in parliament Edith lost her seat at the next election. Edith attempted to run as an independent but was unsuccessful. Edith was different from modern politicians; she passed laws that were unpopular and risked her losing her seat in parliament, but would impact future generations. After her death on 9th June 1932 The Edith Cowan university was opened In her memory.

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Baxter

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Baxter

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Steve Erwin

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Chris Hemsworth

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Khadija

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Khadija!

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Kylie Minogue

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Victor Chang

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Victor Chang

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From Chloe.S

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Chloe Wright

Valerie Taylor

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https://anchor.fm/nicholas-bettiol/episodes/Don-Bradman-The-man-how-shot-for-the-stars-e191iu0

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Don Bradman The man how shot for the stars by Don Bradman

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Don Bradman The man how shot for the stars by Don Bradman

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This is about dons life and most of his significant achievements

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Don Bradman The man how shot for the stars by Don Bradman

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This is my Biography on Frederick Hollow’s

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Sorry the audio is terrible because people were putting solar panels on our roof and it was really loud for the whole day. This was the best I could get.

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Maude Bonney The Aussie Idol Who Flew Her Way To Victory and Back

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Charles Kingsford

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Ash Barty

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Valerie Taylor podcast

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Valerie Taylor script

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😓it’s pretty bad i stumbed  a lot

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Steve Irwin video

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Ethan
Steve Irwin

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Steve irwin

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Mem fox

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Kylie Minogue

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Valerie Taylor

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Edward Gough Whitlam

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Silas' Mabo podcast final – Gareth Fursman

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Mabo podcast by Silas

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By caitlin

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By caitlin

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Cathy Freeman 🥇