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Opening of Parliament. [SRG 900/1/7] • Mixed material

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Summary

Dame Roma Mitchell with a man in uniform at the Opening of Parliament, September 1992.

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Manuscript
photocopied
Photographs (prints)
black and white
colour
Photograph (black and white print), 25.2 cm x 20.4 cm.

Dates / Publication details

1992

Creator

South Australian Women's Trust

Subject

Mitchell, Roma, Dame, 1913-2000
Crocker, Walter, 1902-2002
South Australian Women's Trust
Government House (Adelaide, S.A.)
Women lawyers -- South Australia

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Historical information

Following the success of the South Australian Women's Trust Suffrage Centenary celebrations in 1994, which raised awareness of South Australia's unique history and achievements, the concept of a South Australian Women's Trust was initiated by the YWCA of Adelaide. An Implementation Committee was appointed and a 'Proposal for the Establishment of a South Australian Women's Trust' was prepared in 1998. In 2001 the Department of Premier and Cabinet allocated $150,000 for 'Look at Us Now!, a major project which took place from the 13-21 October as part of South Australia's national centrepiece event to mark the Centenary of Federation. The project brought together women's organisations across the State to mount a weeklong series of events and activities in Rundle Mall, including an exhibition at the David Jones Gallery to highlight how South Australians were influenced by Federation.

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Date

16/09/2019

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5,085 x 4,081 pixels (20.8 MP)

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62.28 MB

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