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Summer Reading

Looking for some good reads over the summer? Here are 5 recommendations from our friends at Avid Readers, 193 Boundary St, West End, QLD 4101:   Inferior: How science got women wrong and the new research that’s rewriting the story by Angela Saini Shedding light on controversial research and investigating the ferocious gender wars in

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Launch of Invest in Yourself Campaign

Empowering women towards financial literacy Brisbane Women’s Club, supported by the Queensland Government’s Office For Women, is launching a campaign that aims to improve the financial literacy of women across the Greater Brisbane region. Using a partnership model between financial services experts and community agencies, Invest In Yourself will feature educational events, workshops, resources and

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Recruiting Non-Executive Director – Brisbane Women’s Club

Non-Executive Director – Brisbane Women’s Club Brisbane Women’s Club (BWC) is seeking one or more female non-executive board members to join our vibrant board in building the organisation.  BWC is one of Queensland’s oldest social justice organisations founded in 1908.  Relaunched by the current board in 2015, the organisation’s membership of professional women has grown rapidly.

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2016 AGM Summary

On Wednesday 22nd February BWC held its 2016 AGM – our second since we began the Club’s revitalisation in 2015.  Often an AGM can be a colourless affair – ours was anything but! What was achieved in 2016 was amazing, by any standards. We ran fund-raisers, produced a Senate policy submission on children’s access to internet

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University of Queensland’s Women’s College

The Brisbane Women’s Club has launched a new $20,000 scholarship for students at The University of Queensland’s Women’s College. The scholarship enables the Women’s College to provide annual financial assistance to an outstanding Women’s College applicant who previously may not have been able to accept or maintain her place at College due to financial circumstances. Mrs

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