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National History Challenge

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The National History Challenge encourages students from years 5 to 12 to use research and inquiry based learning to discover more aboutAustraliaand its past. The NFAW sponsors the Women’s Category, which raises the awareness of Australian school children of the role played by women inAustralia’s history. The History Teachers’ Association of Australia. Conducts the National History Challenge each year. Details about the Challenge and how to enter are available on the National History Challenge website.

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Vale Joan Kirner AC

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Vale Joan Kirner AC. June 1, 2015. NFAW extends its condolences to the family of the former Victorian Premier, the late Joan Kirner. Http:/ www.theage.com.au/victoria/victorias-first-female-premier-joan-kirner-dies-aged-76-20150601-ghefxh.html. Filed Under: Special Projects. Return to top of page. Design by Working Images. Web Development by Bluex2 Web Design.

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What We Do

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Social Policy and Women. The work of the Social Policy Committee is focused on the impact of Commonwealth government policies on the status and well-being of women and girls. The Australian taxation system. 8211; identifying the impact on women, particularly in relation to superannuation. Employment related policies including:. Out-of-school hours and vacation care. Pay equity- 40 years after Australia’s first federal equal pay case began women’s wages are stuck at only 84 per cent of male earnings.

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Donate

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Fields marked with an asterisk are required.*. To make a donation to NFAW or another Supported Organisation please select the fund you would like your money to be directed to:. Australian Women’s Archives Project. Trailblazing Women and the Law. National History Challenge NFAW Prize. ACT of Women Giving. Australian Women Donors Network. BIMA Wear Inc Building Fund. Casting for Recovery ACT. Edna Ryan Awards Fund. Her Place: Women’s Museum Australia Ltd. Holroyd High Fund for Refugee Girls.

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Sitemap

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Abbott’s Baby Bonus in disguise – Anne Summers. Anti-discrimination and women’s human rights. Support for Women’s Organisations. COLLECTIVE SHOUT: for a world free of sexploitation. Australian Women’s Archives Project. Copy of NFAW 2012 Annual Brisbane Event. How Will You Help. How to make a bequest. Other women’s organisations. Election 2013 Compare and contrast Child Care. Female Workforce Attachment Policies. Gender lens on the budget. Her Place: Women’s Museum Australia Ltd. History of the NFAW.

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July | 2014 | Facing Sideways

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Graphic Design, an Adelaide perspective. Monthly Archives: July 2014. Adelaide Design Firms Update. July 28, 2014. Designers Who Are Better Than Me. There’s been a few updates on some of my favourite Adelaide design firms sites. Old work buddy Chris Cooper, one half of Adelaide studio Band. Have had a website refresh featuring lots of great new pieces. Their work is starting to get a lot of attention around the place, often turning up on your favourite design blog or pinterest page. More blogs of Interest.

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Role Model Website Launch

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Role Model Website Launch. May 3, 2015. From today, fantastic and inspiring women who work in male dominated occupations and industries ‘tell all’ on a website designed to encourage secondary school girls to consider ALL work opportunities. The website, http:/ www.security4women.org.au/rolemodels/. Some of the many talented women working in ‘non-traditional’ jobs. The pathways to these jobs and. Links to a range of innovative programs that encourage girls to explore all careers. Return to top of page.

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Think Tax Reform Discussion Paper

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Think Tax Reform Discussion Paper. June 9, 2015. There are a number of policy reasons to encourage workforce participation by women. The key reasons can be identified as:. 8211; Children in workless households are at greater risk of poverty;. 8211; Underemployment affects the ability of women to save for their retirement; and. 8211; Lower participation rates for women than men constitute a significant source of labour to maintain productivity in the Australian economy. Filed Under: Social Policy.

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Our Champions

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Many of Australia’s most distinguished women number in the ranks of our champions; each has made a valuable investment in the women’s movement and to women and their futures.’. Marie Coleman AO PSM. For me, the love is of good public policy, not politics. And somehow, I seem to find the energy to keep arguing for it.’. She was a founding member in 1989 of the NFAW and chairs the Social Policy Committee, which plays a leadership role for women’s organisations nationally in the research and analysis of the...