INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE I VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE II VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OFWOMEN Printed by Waratah Group, (1801032) the Women website https://www.vic.gov.au/women.html Information abouttheVictorian HonourRoll of Women is available at ISSN 2209-1130 (online) ISSN 2209-1122 (print) program of thetitleof orquotation.it ispart areport, Torres Strait Islanderpeople. Indigenous/Koori/Koorie isretained when Where theterm ‘Aboriginal’ isused itrefers to bothAboriginaland images of deceasedAboriginalandTorres Strait Islanderpeoples. services, facilities orrecipients of services.Thispublicationmaycontain models andillustrative settingsonly, anddonotnecessarily depictactual Except where otherwiseindicated, theimagesinthispublicationshow March, 2018. © State of Victoria, of HealthandHumanServices Department Place, Melbourne. Authorised andpublishedby theVictorian Government, 1Treasury Leadership [email protected] using theNationalRelay Service133677ifrequired, oremailWomen’s To receive thispublicationinanaccessible format phone0390961838 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 1 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 2 CONTENTS THE 31 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 6 4

2001–2O18 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN INDUCTEES PROFESSOR SVETHA VENKATESH DR BRONWYN KING MS ALANA JOHNSON MS JOSIE HOWIE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR CLARE HANLON MONICA GOULD PROFESSOR BELINDA GABBE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DIANA EGERTON-WARBURTON MISS EVELYN MAUDE WEST EMERITUS PROFESSOR COLLETTE TAYLER LEADING SENIOR CONSTABLE MAHA SUKKAR PROFESSOR SEPAROVIC FRANCES FAA MRS PAMELA PEDERSEN MS SUE MASLIN MS ELLEN KOSHLAND MS SHERENE HASSAN MS MICHELLE GALLAHER DR JESSICA GALLAGHER DR MARIA DUDYCZ HER EXCELLENCY LINDA THE HONOURABLE DESSAU AC 2O18 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN INDUCTEES THE GOVERNOR’S FOREWORD THE MINISTER’S FOREWORD

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 3 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 4 FOREWORD MINISTER’S THE

Minister for Women The Honourable Natalie Hutchins MP to meetthefuture leaders thatfollow inyour footsteps. your courage, determination andinspirational leadership. Icannotwait To theHonour Roll inductees for 2018, congratulations andthankyou for their individualstories here. advocates whoenergise, educate andinspire. Iencourage you to read who have broken down barriers and reached new heights.They are complex challengesandmadelastingchange. They are pioneers They are women whoseintellect andtenacity have helpedto solve human rights,arts, socialjustice, andeducation. community building, sport have madeoutstanding contributionsto health,scientific research, the The 20 inductees to thisyear’s Honour Roll comefrom allwalks of life. They andbeyond. 600 women whohave madeanextraordinary contributionto Victoria, Since 2001, theVictorian HonourRoll of Women hasrecognised over women leaders. and celebrating themany incredible achievements of outstanding That iswhy theVictorian Government iscommitted to acknowledging the next generation whatispossible. entrenched biasesaboutwomen inpositionsof leadership, andshow When we recognise thestrength andpower of women, we challenge meet andwork withthewomen thatmake Victoria thegreat state thatitis. trailblazers thatforge the way, asMinister for Women Iamprivileged to frontier of new discoveries, championsof theirlocalcommunities, or The women of Victoria inspire meevery day. Whetherthey are atthe

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 5 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 6 FOREWORD GOVERNOR’S THE

Governor of Victoria Her Excellency theHonourable LindaDessau AC a wonderful celebration. to bepresent for today’s induction,butIamsure thatitwillbe asIwillbeinregional Victoria,I amsosorrythat, Iwillnotbeable the legaciesof theirmothers andgrandmothers. when future generations lookbackwithgratitude andadmiration for state’s unsung women –sooften heroes –willberecognised now and This initiative ensures thatthediverse range of contributionsby our list of women whohave contributed somuch to ourstate. inducted into the2018 Victorian Honour Roll of Women, andto join the I amproud to beacknowledged sideby sidewiththewomen being

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 7 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 8 INDUCTEES 2O18 OF OF HONOUR VICTORIAN WOMEN ROLL

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 9 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 10 HONOURABLE LINDAHONOURABLE DESSAU AC HER EXCELLENCY THE 29th on 1 July2015, thefirst female Dessau AC becamethe The Honourable Linda in therole.

National Galleryof Victoria. Festival andaTrustee of the President of theMelbourne a Commissioner of theAFL, organisations, includingas wide range of community Governor was involved ina Throughout hercareer, the of Australia. a judgeintheFamily Court 18 years onthebenchwas as Magistrates’ Herfinal Court. theCoroner’s andthe Court Court, Kong, amagistrate intheChildren’s Senior Crown CounselinHong a barrister attheVictorian Bar, career inthelawasasolicitor, The Governor hadadistinguished

sporting and arts organisations. andarts sporting and asasupporter of charitable, ties andbusiness relationships, to theadvancement of economic leadership roles inthejudiciary, the peopleof Victoria through Australia for eminentserviceto a Companionof theOrder of In 2017, theGovernor was made and to thecommunity. for hercontributionto family law, Member of theOrder of Australia In 2010, theGovernor becamea DR MARIA DUDYCZ , and medicine and the law at the medicine andthelawat to tackle complex problems diverse, low socioeconomic a strong ethicalframework background, educationin drawn from her culturally vulnerable Victorians. Dr MariaDudycz has affecting thelives of issues. educator aboutthesecomplex continues to beapassionate like agedcare facilities, andshe applications inothersettings Her leadingwork hasongoing disabilities unableto consent. sterilisation of persons with Act 1986to challengethe Guardianship andAdministration instituted reforms under the chemical restraints. Mariaalso interventions, particularly oversight ontheuse of restrictive transparency andinstitutional community safety, andensure persons withdisabilities, maintain measures to upholdtherightsof Disability Act 2006.Thisincluded maker inthedevelopment of the (VCAT), Mariawas akey decision- and Administrative Tribunal Member for theVictorian Civil with disabilities.AsaSenior the human rightsof persons law flexibly and fairly to uphold a unique abilityto applythe Maria’s dualexpertise gives her future generations of leaders. University of Melbourne, building Maria isamentor to students atthe Board Leadership Program. Government’s inaugural Women’s a scholarship undertheVictorian Women. In2017, shewas awarded Pathways to PoliticsProgram for University of Melbourne’s inaugural In 2016, Mariawas selected for the both diseases. the morbidityandmortality of contributed to vital work to reduce three years asaDirector, she into itsstrategic remit. Inher incorporated ovarian cancer research directions and Centre, where sheinfluenced of theNationalBreast Cancer Maria was aninaugural Director of infant formula manufacturers. infants, andlimited theactivities as ahealthy nutritional start for panel promoted breast feeding her leadership asChair, the Australia of Infant Formula. Under Panel ontheMarketing in formerly dead-locked Advisory the Maria alsore-established

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 11 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 12 DIANA EGERTON-WARBURTON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Associate Professor Diana whose research isdriving healthcare to benefit the an emergency physician and patient-advocate Egerton-Warburton is lives of allVictorians. systemic changein

care workers. occupational violenceonhealth scale of alcohol-related harm and to agreater understanding of the alcohol, thisresearch contributes for reducing theharmful effects of Awarded the2017 VicHealthAward internationally.departments on alcoholharminemergency is leadingthelargest ever study Public HealthCommittee, Diana College for Emergency Medicine’s As Chairof theAustralasian the publichealthpolicy agenda. the impactof alcoholharmin Diana was motivated to raise violence inherearlycareer, Treating victimsof alcohol-fuelled improve patientcare. sustainable, systemic changeto centred clinicalresearch drives roles. Herpragmatic, patient- developing women inleadership and ispassionate about emergency medicinespecialists mentored anew generation of Shehastraineddepartments. and decades inVictorian emergency and hasworked for almostthree at theMonashMedicalCentre Emergency MedicineResearch Diana istheDirector of passion for publichealth’. emergency medicinewithastrong her ‘outstanding contributionto in MedicineAward in2016 for Medical Association’s Women Diana was awarded theAustralian nationally andinternationally. and improve patientcare both effective transformational change effective, sustainable, cost- and propagate’ modelto produce ‘investigate, innovate, evaluate and advocacy tool. Sheuses an media asaneducation,research Diana believes intheuse of social Open Access MedicalEducation), A supporter of #foamED (Free health achievements. training, research andpublic and recognised for herteaching, for thenon-specialistworkforce 2000, where shewas anadvocate Emergency Medicinefrom 1997 to the Australasian Societyfor Diana served asPresident of on alcoholanddrugpolicy. Commonwealth governments has advisedtheVictorian and Institute University. atCurtin She and theNationalDrugResearch Sciences atMonashUniversity with theSchoolof Clinical Diana isanAssociate Professor PROFESSOR BELINDA GABBE the field of injuryoutcomes Professor BelindaGabbeis an international leader in and burden research. care system. reduced coststo thehealth outcomes for patients, and has saved lives, improved health Victorian State Trauma System Her research evaluating the international community. for thelocal,nationaland considerable longterm benefits Belinda’s research hasresulted in economic costsof serious injury. term personal, socialand our understanding of thelong These studies have advanced of injuryoutcomes globally. most comprehensive studies has established thelargest and Over thepast15years, Belinda researchers. to empowering earlycareer excellence andstrong dedication established arecord of research Council Future Fellow. Shehas and isanAustralian Research Medicine atMonashUniversity of PublicHealthandPreventive Trauma research intheSchool Pre-hospital, Emergency and Belinda istheHeadof the future. for seriously injured peopleinto to generate long-term benefits internationally, andwillcontinue serious injuries inVictoria and outcomes of peoplesustaining measurable impactsonthe Belinda’s research hashad reduction intrauma mortality. in arapid andsignificant Victoria. Thistransition resulted following themodelused in regionalised trauma systems, United Kingdom’s transition to necessary data to drive the Her research hasprovided and services. the designof thetrauma system experiences andcontribute to impacts of injuryto share their allows peoplelivingwiththe unparalleled program of research in Victoria. Thisunique and experiences of trauma survivors providing criticaldata aboutthe the long-term impactsof injuryis Notably, Belinda’s research into

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 13 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 14 DR JESSICA GALLAGHER Paralympian andsport Dr Jessica Gallagher is arecord-breaking ambassador. again in2014. Paralympic medalin2010 and Australian woman to winawinter cycling, andbecamethefirst alpine skiing,athleticsandtrack Australia attheParalympics in Jessica went onto representsight, deteriorationWith further to her 0.01% too sighted inoneeye. beingdeemed competition after was sensationallybannedfrom team inathletics.However, she to the2008 BeijingParalympic movement andwas selected discovered theParalympic Four years later, Jessica she thought. representing Australia –orso give upherchildhooddream of and basketball andwas forced to was playingrepresentative netball her legallyblind.At thetimeshe degenerative eye diseaseleaving majority of hersightto arare, At theageof 17, Jessica lostthe ambassador for cycling. Games, where sheisthesport for the2018 Commonwealth She iscurrently preparing Australia. Australia andSeeingEye Dogs and Ambassador for Vision Director for Vision2020 Australia, Global Ambassador andBoard a motivational speaker, osteopath, way you seetheworld, Jessica is 200 women whowillchangethe Recently profiled asone of two winter medals. at theRioParalympics to her cycling onekilometre TimeTrial a bronze medalfor thetandem Paralympics orOlympics, adding medal atasummer andwinter only Australian athlete to wina when shebecamethefirst and Jessica history madesport in 2016 match sprint. the world record inthetandem Championships, where shebroke at the2016 Para-Cycling World on to wingoldandbronze medals World Championships.Shewent javelin atthe2011 Para-Athletics long jumpandbronze medalin Jessica won asilver medalin MS MICHELLE GALLAHER and leaderintheAustralian Michelle Gallaher has been Michelle Gallaherhasbeen communicator, advocate an entrepreneur, science life sciencesandhealth sector for 25years. Network. in Victoria, theBioMelbourne for biotechnology andmedtech Executive Officer of thepeak body initiatives, andserved asChief national medicalresearch companies. Shehasledmajor to executive roles inlisted biotech withlow visionpatients, orthoptist Her career spansworking as an significant and sustaining. industry inAustralia isboth in thehealthandlife sciences individuals andorganisations Michelle’s positive impacton medical research inVictoria. ofsupport biotechnology and policy andfunding programs in implementation of legislation, change andadvanced the her career, shehasguided start-up community. Throughout biotechnology andmedtech mentored many inthetechnology, (STEMM). Shesupported and mathematics andmedicine science, technology, engineering, role inadvocating for women in Michelle isrenowned for her Entrepreneur Award winner. Telstra Victorian Business Women’s of theYear andwas the2017 Telstra Victorian Business Woman Michelle was namedthe2017 committees andboards. on various government advisory companies, not-for-profits and universities, private andinpublic director andadvisorwithin to serve asanon-executive Michelle hasserved and continues Paul’s CEO SleepOut. a regular attheSt Vincentde Against Violence campaignand Ambassador for theVictoria Victorian community asan enthusiastic contributor to the influencer. Michelleisan mentor, collaborator and She isasought-after speaker, application indermatology. new products withatherapeutic third startup, SkinLife, developing ina Michelle isalsoco-founder group, Women inSTEMM Australia. time, anadvocacy sheco-founded technology sector. At thesame focused onthescience, healthand marketing communications agency The SocialScience, aunique digital entrepreneurship, co-founding Michelle entered theworld of Leaving corporate life in2014,

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 15 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 16 MONICA GOULD THE HONOURABLE resilience andachievement. Gould isaformer Victorian Legislative Council.Sheis a role modelfor women’s The Honourable Monica political representation, female President of the Victoria’s first andonly Minister andserved as she heldfor over 10years. the Doutta GallaProvince, aseat Victorian Legislative Councilfrom In 1993, Monicawas elected to the internal elections. andin for women inpre-elections leading work to establish quotas the Australian (ALP), LaborParty women intheVictorian Branch of advancing therepresentation of She played asignificant role in Union of Workers. Vice President of theNational industry andeventually became women inthemanufacturing advocated for thepoorest paid whereunion movement, she Monica beganhercareer inthe

Community Partnerships Trust.Community Partnerships RetirementCo-operative Fund’s Foundation, andtheLaborUnion Youth Projects, theSt Vincent’s is DeputyChairof thecharity retirement from politics.She her community following her Monica hascontinued to serve Legislative Council. the first woman President of the Monica madehistory by becoming Following the2002 election, ALP’s NationalExecutive. woman from Victoria to jointhe time thatMonicabecamethefirst and Youth Affairs. Itwas atthis Minister for EducationServices disputes. Shethenserved asthe through several difficult industrial providing steady leadership Relations thatsameyear, the Minister for Industrial politics. Shewent onto become a tumultuous timefor Victorian a crucialleadership positionin the Legislative Council, woman Leaderof theALPin In 1999, shebecamethefirst CLARE HANLON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Hanlon isanexpert advisor her persistence inbreaking and researcher known for Associate Professor Clare down barriers for women in sport. in sport.

Active Recreation. Women and andGirls inSport on theMinisterial Inquiry into Infrastructure Guide,andserved of the Female Friendly Sport Government onthedevelopment She advisedtheVictorian Director of GymnasticsAustralia. Australia andNew Zealand, and Management Association of University, President of theSport Exercise ScienceatVictoria and with theCollegeof Sport Clare isanAssociate Professor and active recreation. insport leaders andparticipants opportunities for women as organisations to increase peak bodies, andcommercial internationalgovernment, Shehasworkedin sport. with embracing theneedfor change is frequently soughtby those Clare’s strategic leadership communities. the Victorian andnationalsport on opportunities for women in had anenduringpositive impact advocacy anddetermination has For over 25years, Clare’s research,

become leaders insport. passion to mentor women to Clare uses herknowledge and anddance. education, sport Making adifference inphysical Oceania inspirational women: globally recognised inthebook role Herwork was modelsinsport. four ChangeOurGamefemale recognisedSport Clare asoneof In 2016, theVictorian Minister for organisations.leadership insport and hasempowered women’s leadership inSoutheastAsia, women’s physical activityand promoted theimportance of women’s activewear needs, helped retailers better understand researchHer wide-ranging has

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 17 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 18 community andisdedicated MS SHERENE HASSAN Sherene Hassan isatireless to creating amore inclusive ambassador for theMuslim and harmonious Australia. body for theMuslim community. Council of Victoria, Victoria’s peak media spokesperson of theIslamic the executive committee andas memberof as VicePresident, For eightyears, Sherene served activities ontheABC’s Q&A. to getinvolved inbridgebuilding so much thatsheurged others Szubanski, whoenjoyed theevent by actress andcomedian,Magda – thefirst of which was attended successful Coffee withSherene shout.’ Thisbegantheincredibly coffee atthemuseum –‘her community by inviting themfor tohad shown support theMuslim Age Sherene wrote aletter to The on Muslim migration to Australia, in themediaadvocating aban In 2016, inresponse to comments dialogue. and promote respectful interfaith about theMuslim community to transform visitors’ perceptions her museum tours, Sherene seeks cultural understanding. Through (IMA), whichpromotes cross- at theIslamicMuseum of Australia Sherene istheEducationDirector reaching outto thosewho 26 January 2018. the Order of Australia (OAM) on Sherene was awarded aMedalof Awards (AMAA). Australian Muslim Achievement Muslim Woman of theYear atthe people and,in2016, was awarded Melbourne’s 100MostInfluential selected by TheAge asoneof In December2007, Sherene was Australian Federal Police. Fruit FlyCircus Schoolto the audiences ranging from theFlying sessions onIslamto diverse conducted over 1000information wider community. To date, shehas about buildingbridgeswiththe since 2001 andispassionate involved ininterfaith dialogue understanding. Shehasbeen and promoting cross-cultural surrounding IslaminAustralia challenging thedivisive rhetoric Sherene iscommitted to up leadership roles. women, encouraging themto take mentored many young Muslim Muslim community, shehas A trailblazer for women inthe MS JOSIE HOWIE co-founder and Principal of andPrincipalof co-founder a Victorian state secondary mainstream schoolsystem. or beenexcluded by, the school for students who have disengagedfrom, The Pavilion School, The PavilionSchool, Josie Howie is the Josie Howie isthe

for thisstudent cohort. programs designedspecifically educational andsupport disciplinary team whodeliver expertise to leadamulti- social work andeducation Strait Islander. Josieuses her identify asAboriginalorTorres Twenty percentof students protection andyouth justice. and involvement inchild illness, family violence, poverty, experienced bullying,mental Pavilion students mayhave schools couldnotmanage. backgrounds; thosethatother most difficult behaviours and of enrolling students withthe Murray in2007 withtheaim Brendanmodel withco-founder Josie developed thePavilion quality education. and theirrightto access high fierce advocate for high risk youth youth justice, Josiehasbeena people inout-of-home care and working withchildren andyoung Since thebeginningof hercareer risk youth. more inclusive programs for at mainstream schoolsto develop in educationhasinfluenced state hasto offer. Herleadership best teachers andprograms the children needaccess to the that ourmostmarginalised Josie haschampionedthenotion TAFEemployment, anduniversity. hundreds of students into and hassuccessfully transitioned teaching andlearningprograms, alongsideexcellentsupport provides socialandemotional Josie’s innovative practice similar programs around Victoria. model hasbeenused to establish students to continue learning.The for Victoria’s mostvulnerable and therapeutic environment her team have developed acalm Josieand completing year 12, disengaging from schoolandnot With thousands of young people educating 220 highriskyouth. school, inPreston andEpping pavilion,tosporting atwo campus a small program operating from a Pavilion Schoolhasgrown from Under Josie’s leadership, the

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 19 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 20 MS ALANA JOHNSON Australia’s mostsignificant and recognition of women. increased representation influential leader in one influential leaderinone of contemporary rural social changes: the social changes:the Alana has been an Alana hasbeenan and was nationalrunner-up. Victorian Rural Women’s Award in 2014. In2010, Alanareceived the Women inAustralian Agribusiness in 2012 andtheinaugural 100 Women of Influence in Australia her namedintheinaugural 100 agriculture andrural life saw Alana’s advocacy for women in Voices for Indi. acclaimed democracy project, founder andpastPresident of the development. Sheisalsothe sustainable agriculture andrural a focus ongenderrepresentation, Councils andBoards, maintaining served onGovernment Advisory Agricultural Women, andhaslong the Foundation for Australian Alana istheformer President of in Agriculture in1993. advocacy body, Australian Women member of thepeaknational iteration. Shewas alsoafounding in the1980s anditscurrent Victorian Rural Women’s Network instrumental inestablishing the Movement inAustralia, shewas A pioneerof theRural Women’s organisational commitments. extensive personal, business and gender equality isreflected inher Alana’s commitmentto life-long on theland. largest ever study of women Invisible Farmer the Project, University of Melbourne onthe Museum Victoria andthe currently collaborating with Australian agriculture. Sheis University onthefuture of completing aPhDatMonash of Company Directors, andis Program, theAustralian Institute the Australian Rural Leadership qualifications, isagraduate of Alana hasSocialWork issues. development andagricultural globe, andhaslectured onrural presented atforums across the rural Australia ontheABC’s Q&A, facilitator, Alanahasrepresented A renowned publicspeaker and Equality. Ministerial Councilfor Women’s newly established Victorian 2017, shewas appointed to the women’s funds intheworld. In and girlsoneof theoldest independent advocate for women Victorian Women’s Trust, an appointed astheChair of the for genderequality sawAlana In 2016, hersustained advocacy organisations to drive global DR BRONWYN KING not-for-profit organisation change towards tobacco- Tobacco Free Portfolios, a that collaborates withthe and founder andCEO of world’s largest financial Dr Bronwyn Kingisan Australian oncologist free finance. in tobacco. $12 billionaway from investment collectively diverted more than 10 countries.Thisinfluencehas and by financialorganisations in Australian superannuation funds implemented by more than40 free financepolicieshave been Through Bronwyn’s tobacco- work, finance sectors. the gapbetween thehealthand and felt obligedto tryandbridge through hersuperannuation fund investment intobacco companies Bronwyn discovered herunwitting impression onher. Years later, adeep on herpatientsleft devastating impactof tobacco Cancer Centre inMelbourne. The unit atthePeter MacCallum career working onthelungcancer Bronwyn started hermedical Champion. Associations, andaVicHealth Federation of PublicHealth the GlobalCharter of theWorld she was alsomadeaDiplomatof of Melbourne. Inthatsame year, College LondonandtheUniversity a jointinitiative between King’s Inaugural DistinguishedFellow in In 2017, Bronwyn was madethe Leadership Program. Victoria’s WilliamsonCommunity and afellow of Leadership Big Brothers BigSisters Australia Ambassador, anAmbassador for Council Australia, anAustralia Day Control Ambassador for Cancer initiatives. SheistheTobacco involved inarange of community over 10years, Bronwyn isactively Australian SwimmingTeam for Australia andTeam Doctor for the A former elite swimmerfor

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 21 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 22 MS ELLEN KOSHLAND education and championing education andchampioning a visionaryphilanthropist who ispassionate about women’s literature. Ellen Koshland is

the publicrealm. enhancing therole of poetryin an organisation dedicated to the director of ThePoet’s Voice, their creative voices. Sheisalso empower women andgirlsto find champion cultural changeand the organisation continues to women’s writing. Five years on, award celebrating Australian the Stella Prize, amajorliterary Ellen isthefounding patron of Board Director for five years. Australians, where Ellenwas a of The Foundation for Young became apermanentdivision 2008, theEducationFoundation and foster alove of learning.In schools to develop theirtalents many students ingovernment Victoria andnationally, supporting over 500innovative programs in more than$10millionto fund Education Foundation, itraised education system. Renamed the for young peopleinthepublic learning andlife outcomes Change Foundation to improve In 1989, sheestablished theSmall people andtheirfamilies. inequities facing many young campaigns to address theserious most remarkable andtireless in Victoria represents oneof the Ellen’s commitment to education Australian women’s writing. to educationinVictoria and make anexceptional contribution social justice, Ellencontinues to an unwavering commitmentto to drive systemic change, and understanding of whatisrequired philanthropy, adeep Through extraordinary new approaches to learning. spotlight oninnovative ideasand Library of Victoria, to shinethe a collaboration withtheState the Australian LearningLecture, Australia. TheFund established new thinkingabouteducationin Innovation Fund to stimulate She established theKoshland curriculum andassessment. through new teaching methods, meet theneedsof thefuture seek to transform educationto of globaleducationleaders who Partnership, apowerful alliance the GlobalEducationLeaders ofEllen isafounding partner MS SUE MASLIN Australia’s mostsuccessful film, television anddigital Sue Maslinisoneof content producers. Edge of ThePossible: JornUtzon Forget theJustice Bit,andThe Modernist, MichaelKirby – Don’t Titles includeHarrySeidler focus onbluechipdocumentaries. across several platforms, witha and distributingscreen content 2008 withDarylDellora, producing Sue established Mediain FilmArt Documentary Film). Film Institute BestFeature Hunt Angels (2006 Australian Institute BestFeature Film), and Story (2003 Australian Film Best Feature Film); Japanese International FilmFestival Road To (1997 Thessaloniki Her producing credits include: audiences withideasthatmatter. Sue iscommitted to engaging Australian Film. Choice Award for Favourite including thecoveted People’s Awards, winningfive awards at the2015 Australian Academy highest number of nominations time. TheDressmaker received the grossing Australian films of all Davis, becameoneof thehighest starring Kate WinsletandJudy TheDressmakerthe smash hit, Sue’s mostrecent feature film, Victorian Screen Industry. Achievement andService to the for Outstanding Leadership, the inaugural JillRobb Award mentor andin2012 shereceived 2017. Shehasbeenalongtime of Media &Communication in as Adjunct Professor of theSchool University Medalfor herservices She was awarded theRMIT of women inthescreen industry. and increasing theparticipation dedicated to inspiringleadership Fellowship, anorganisation President of theNatalie Miller and Television (Victoria) andthe Sue isPatron of Women inFilm about women. greater diversity of stories by and camera inaneffort to reflect a both onscreen andbehindthe enhancing theroles of women She isapassionate advocate for Awards. 2017 Australian Teachers of Media Documentary Biography atthe received theaward for Best Jill Bilcock- of Editing, TheArt Media’s mostrecent documentary, Television Competition.FilmArt at theChicagoInternational winner of theGoldenPlaque and theSydney House,

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 23 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 24 MRS PAMELA PEDERSEN Court system,Court anAboriginal an advocate intheKoori and an accomplished and anaccomplished is aYorta Yorta Elder, Aunty PamPedersen community leader community leader sports person. sports

Round organising committee; and AFL SirDougNichollsIndigenous the Reconciliation Action Plan;the Football ClubAdvisory Board on Panel; LongWalk Board; Carlton Tarwirri Elders andRespected committees, including:the on numerous boards and Aunty Pamhas served Street Shepparton. Social Servicesandnow Berry justice system in roles withJesuit into contact withthecriminal worked withyoung peoplecoming the Adult Parole Board, andhas 2005, acommunity memberof an ElderontheKoori since Courts and communities. Shehasbeen cohesion inAboriginalfamilies her own experience to promote offering counselandsharing system,people inthecourt contribution to thelives of young Aunty Pamhasmadeasignificant rights of Aboriginalpeople. footsteps asanadvocate for the Aunty Pamfollows inherparents’ inductee LadyGladys Nicholls, Victorian HonourRoll of Women Douglas Nichollsand2008 Aboriginal leaders Pastor Sir As theyoungest daughter of you canachieve it.’ Her motto is, ‘Ifyou candream it, Honour Roll. onto theVictorian Aboriginal 2004. In2016, shewas inducted Mean Business in1997, 2002 and Women’s Award by Koorie Women 2005 andaVictorian Aboriginal Australia DayFederal Award in Aunty Pamwas awarded the Games inMelbourne. relay for the2006 Commonwealth the openingceremony andbaton was representing herpeoplein Her proudest moment sporting ofNational Sportsperson theYear. In 2005, shewas namedNAIDOC water swimmingandyachting. in halfmarathons, triathlons, open , andbegancompeting at theWorld Masters Gamesin exercise. Sherepresented Victoria members abouttheimportance of set anexample for community became involved to insport At theageof 50, Aunty Pam Committee (NAIDOC). and IslanderDayObservance Victorian NationalAboriginal She isanHonorary Elderof the the Worawa AboriginalCollege. SEPAROVIC FAA PROFESSOR FRANCES Professor Frances Separovic Australian andinternational chemistry communities and chemistry communities and the promotion of women biophysical chemist who has made a significant has madeasignificant FAA isapioneering contribution to the in science. the International Union of Pure professional societies such as and holdingseniorroles in over 40majorconferences in herfield,havingorganised Frances demonstrates leadership Science in2012. to theAustralian Academy of woman elected asachemist Melbourne in2010; andthefirst of Chemistry attheUniversity of first woman to headtheSchool Chemistry inVictoria in2005; the woman to becomeaProfessor of of Melbourne in1996;thefirst of ChemistryattheUniversity become anAssociate Professor many firsts: thefirst woman to field, Frances hasachieved As awoman inamale-dominated and toxins. a focus onpeptideantibiotics biological membranes, with dynamics of moleculesin determine thestructure and resonance technology to of solidstate nuclear magnetic This includesherdevelopment 200 peer-reviewed publications. work hasappeared inover Frances’ influentialbody of

biophysical chemistry. significant impactinthefield of science, andcontinues to have a who actively promotes women in agent andinnovative scientist Frances isaninspirational change Chemistry. Union of Pure andApplied Chemistry by theInternational a DistinguishedWoman of 2011. In2017, Frances was named Magnetic Resonance Medalin the Australian &New Zealand Medalin2009 and Robertson Australian Societyfor Biophysics international awards includingthe been recognised by nationaland Her innovative research has supervision have beenwomen. PhDs inchemistryunderher the students graduating with of heracademiccareer, over half and students. Sincethebeginning femaleand supports colleagues who advocates for genderequity and leaderfor women inscience Resonance. Sheisarole model International Societyfor Magnetic Biophysical Society(USA), andthe and AppliedBiophysics, the

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 25 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 26 MAHA SUKKAR LEADING SENIOR CONSTABLE Maha Sukkar isMulticultural Leading SeniorConstable , where she understanding to better promotes cross-cultural serve theneedsof the Victorian community. Liaison Officer with approach Victoria’s most complex to strategically andproactively culturally diverse background perspective asawoman from a the community. Sheuses her and strong relationships with knowledge, partnership-approach Maha ishighlyrespected for her and theprofile of Muslim police. promotes harmony, socialcohesion Commissioner of Police, theVPMA Australia. Sanctionedby theChief police association of itskindin Association (VPMA), thefirst of the Victoria PoliceMuslim She isthefounder andpresident engage withcommunities. and how policethinkaboutand communities seethepolice changing theway newly-arrived commitment anddedicationis diversity withinthepolice. Her cultural barriers, andencouraging social cohesion,breaking cross- taken aleadrole in promoting In her13year career, Mahahas police forces around theworld. setting atrailblazing example for challenging stereotypes and in Victoria to wear ahijab, the first Muslim policewoman In 2004, MahaSukkar became with multicultural communities. Award inrecognition of herwork for Women andPolicingBravery awarded theAustralasian Council Awards (AMAA).In2010, shewas Australian Muslim Achievement Muslim Women of theYear atthe Maha was namedAustralian welcome andsafe. In2009, Victoria where everyone feels She isdedicated to creating a departments. Victorian educationandhealth Australian Federal Police, andthe fromsupport Victoria Police, the from thecommunity and extremely positive feedback and a Victorianreceived first, marriage. Theinitiative was surrounding forced andunderage to understand theissues empowers schoolstudents the Tell Someoneinitiative, which and serviceproviders, andled packages for policemembers culturally-specific training She designedandimplemented underage andforced marriages. breaking leadership intackling Maha hasshown ground- violent extremism. including family violenceand law andorder challenges, (9 FEBRUARY 1951 – 1 DECEMBER 2017) (9DECEMBER 1951–1 FEBRUARY COLLETTE TAYLER EMERITUS PROFESSOR Emeritus Professor Collette early childhood policy and early childhoodpolicy and leadership throughout her influence thedirection of international research to Tayler isremembered as one of earlyeducation’s leading Australian and strongest advocates, distinguished career. Victoria andinternationally. outcomes for children, bothin education tackled improving Her research onearlychildhood care reform across Australia. early childhoodeducationand settings andthedirection of standards ineducationandcare work influencednew quality Her education departments. both theVictorian andfederal Collette was atrusted advisorto Australians. wellbeing of young Aboriginal promotes thelearningand University of Melbourne, and Childhood andPrimary) atthe and Master of Teaching (Early of Teaching (EarlyChildhood) students enrolled intheMaster Scholarship assists Aboriginal Tayler Indigenous Education childhood education.TheCollette in Australia to promote early with Aboriginalcommunities a strong interest inworking internationally, Collette had A trained teacher whoworked

of spirit. leadership, andhergenerosity education, herinspirational dedication to earlychildhood remembered for hervisionand 1 December2017 andwillbe Colette passed away on and care. to earlychildhoodeducation recognition of hercontribution title of Emeritus Professor in of Melbourneawarded herthe Childhood). In2017, theUniversity the Master of Teaching (Early and was anacademicleaderof at theUniversity of Melbourne Childhood EducationandCare Collette heldtheChair in Early

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 27 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 28 PROFESSOR SVETHA VENKATESH entrepreneurialism to devise encouraging innovation and encouraging Venkatesh isatrailblazing elegant, commercially-elegant, leader andmentor, complex problems. viable solutionsto Professor Svetha

Engineering in2006. Technological Sciencesand of the Australian Academy of multimedia data, andaFellow and extraction of semanticsin for contributionsto formulation of Pattern Recognition in2004 the International Association She was elected aFellow of Analytics atDeakinUniversity. Pattern Recognition andData and Director of theCentre for Fellow, Alfred DeakinProfessor Council (ARC) Australian Laureate Svetha isanAustralian Research and agedcare. outcomes for health,security highly practical andeffective pattern recognition research into translate machinelearningand innovation hasenabledherto recognition. Hercommitmentto leader inlarge scaledata pattern renowned researcher andindustry Svetha isaninternationally- multimedia data. for analysing large scale, frameworks andnew applications to thedevelopment of theoretical made asignificantcontribution innovative algorithms.Shehas computational modelsand integrating theminto rigorous models from diverse disciplines, by drawing inspiration and pattern recognition tasks Svetha approaches complex with autism. personalised teaching to children provides intensive therapy and early intervention program that security; andTOBY Playpad,an in crowds inreal timeandalert recognise unusual behaviour surveillance system thatcan Virtual Observer, amobile detect potential securitythreats; which uses videoanalyticsto iCetana, astart-up company spin-off companies, including: publications, patents, tools and Her research hasevolved into (14 SEPTEMBER 1888 – 20 JUNE 1969)JUNE 1888–20 SEPTEMBER (14 MISS EVELYN MAUDE WEST a community leaderinrural Evelyn MaudeWest, known accounting profession. Victoria andapioneer as Miss Eva West, was of women in the of women inthe

Institute of Accountants in1916. final exam of theIncorporated had donebefore passed the her: Bourne, didwhatnootherwoman Eva, alongwithIreneby night, Working by day andstudying Country Roads Board. to Melbourneto work withthe Secretary in1915, before moving and Poowong asAssistant Shire employed by theShire of Jeetho government role. Shewas to qualify for aseniorlocal Officer exam, enablingher Victoria to pass theMunicipal Eva was thethird woman in her interest inlocalgovernment. Secretary, and hiswork inspired a localCouncillorandlater Shire carriage business. Herfather was a bookkeeper withherfather’s 1888 andbeganhercareer as Eva was borninTraralgon in dedicated serviceto Traralgon. leadership inherprofession and remembered for herremarkable She diedinJune1969and will be her community. British Empire (MBE)for serviceto of the MostExcellent Order of the In 1958, shewas madeaMember consistently untilthelate . licence for 50years andpracticed economy. Eva heldheraudit base to adeveloping industrial of the town from anagricultural next decadeguidedthetransition Shire Secretary andfor in1934 the to herfather, shewas appointed Initially Assistant Shire Secretary at theShire of Traralgon in1922. practice, andcommencedwork to openanauditandaccounting Eva returned to Traralgon in1921 licensed accountants. in Australia registered to actas in Victoria andamongstthe first Humble becamethefirst women year Eva, Irene BourneandMary licensed auditor in1918. Later that she received asa certification exam for theCompany Auditors, candidates” couldundertake the approval in1916 that“lady Following theAttorney General’s

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 29

INDUCTEES 2001–2O18 OF HONOUR VICTORIAN

WOMEN

ROLL

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 31 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 32 Karen Batt Nina Bassat Susan Barton Am Helen Barnacle Nola BarberOBE Faith BandlerAM Prof Muriel BamblettAM Bianca Baldassi AM Rosanna BainiJP Dianne Bailey-Tribe Samia Baho B Wendy Austin Ruth Austin Elizabeth Austin Mary Atkinson Geraldine Atkinson Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou Tilly Aston Ms Brenda Appleton Dr AnneAstin Jill Astbury Ms HanaAssafiri Jean Armstrong Lilian Armfield Robyn Archer AO Major Alys ‘Alice’ Appleford Assoc Prof Vasso Apostolopoulos Phyllis Andy Prof MarilynAnderson FAA, FTSE Major MaryAnderson MBE Maybanke Anderson Carla Anderson Betty Amsden Leila Alloush Lyn Allison Dianne Alley Rowena Claire Beth Allen Reverend MaryAlfred Dr Renata Alexander Dr LilianHelenAlexander Doreen Akkerman AM Dr Susan AO Alberti A OAM 2013 2009 2004 2004 2004 2006 2003 2003 2003 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2002 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2014 2014 2015 2012 2012 2012 2017 2017 2011 The HonJustice SallyBrown Joyce Brown Aunty EdnaBrown Ivy Brooks Geraldine Briggs Carolyn Briggs Dame MarieBreen Terry Bracks Dr Jacqueline Boyle Mother Margaret Bourke Eleanor Bourke Anna Booth Pamela Bone CPEng Dianne BoddyHonFIEAust, Walda Blow Penny Blazey Dame Margaret Blackwood DBE Jean Blackburn(education) Dr JeanBlackburn(conservation) Prof Elizabeth BlackburnAC Josie BlackOAM Hope Black Dr Ruth BishopAO Nancy Bird Walton AO, OBE Dr MaryBin-Sallick Jocelyn Bignold Mrs PatriciaBigham Ms CarrieBickmore Prof WilmaBeswickAM Dr DagmarBerne Elleni Bereded-Samuel Mary Bennett Dr LouBennett Concetta Benn Carmel BenjaminAM Lisa Bellear Jane Bell Linda Beilharz Dame BerylBeaurepaire AC, DBE Marilyn Beaumont Rosalyn Beaton Annette Bear-Crawford Isabel Joy Bear Gracia BaylorAM Rosemary Batty Laura Bell OBE 2013 2004 2009 2006 2006 2009 2003 2003 2008 2005 2005 2005 2002 2002 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2013 2015 2015 2015 2014 2012 2012 2017 2017 2017 2011 Reverend Margaret MBE Court AO Prof Suzanne Cory AC Prof EdwinaCornish Dr LynnCorcoran Bev CookOAM Cecilia Conroy Colleen MaryCondliffe Marie Coleman Carola ‘Ola’ CohnMBE The HonJudithCohenAO Dr SallyCockburnMBBS Prof AO Billi Clarke Delma Clapp Betty Churcher AO Caroline Chisholm The HonJoanChildAO Jean Cheshire OAM Deborah CheethamAO Wesa Wai-Sum Chau Prof HilaryCharlesworth Evonne Cawley AO, MBE Dr MarieElizabeth Amy Castilla Fay Carter Simone Carson Eileen Capocchi Elaine Canty Louise Margaret Cannon Dr Kate Campbell Helen Caldicott Mrs Nancye Cain C Val BythOAM Mrs SheilaByard OAM AO Betty Butcher Muriel Bush OBE Betty Burstall Gen Eva Burrows AC Matron VivianBullwinkle Dorothy Buckland-Fuller Lucy Bryce OBE Anne Brunell Fanny Brownbill 2004 2004 2009 2006 2006 2009 2006 2003 2002 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2016 2013 2013 2015 2015 2012 2017 2017 2011 The HonJustice Dr Marguerite Evans-Galea Yvonne Evans Liz Ellis Lorraine ElliottAM Egerton-Warburton Associate Professor Diana Patricia EdgarAM Mary Evans Mary Jeevaranee Eliezer Dr Eva EdenAM Ella Ebery E Dr HelenDurham Prof Trisha DunningAM Fay Duncan Henrietta Dugdale Dr MariaDudycz Noeleen Dix Maria Dimopoulos Sandie deWolf AM The HonLindaDessau AC Anne Davie Louise Davidson Lisa Darmanin Dara AM Dur-e Dr Zelda D’Aprano Janice Margaret Dale Marg D’Arcy D Margaret Cuthbertson Pamela Curr Merna Curnow Elizabeth Crowther Ruth Crow Lynne CoulsonBarr Mary Crooks Dr CatherineCrock The HonSusan Crennan Dorothy Crawford Edith Cowan Elizabeth Evatt AC

AC

2013 2004 2004 2004 2009 2006 2009 2003 2008 2008 2005 2005 2002 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2014 2014 2014 2016 2016 2013 2018 2018 2018 2015 2015 2012 2017 2011 Nellie Gould The HonMonicaGould Vida Goldstein Sally Goldner Gwenyth MarieGoedecke Dr Sr MaryGlowrey Dame MaryGilmore Hetty Gilbert Lynda Gibson Pearl Gibbs Dr PaulaGerber Sandra George Jennie George Amanda George Sylvia GelmanAM,MBE Virginia Geddes Mary Gaunt The HonJustice MaryGaudron AC Helen Garner Sherryl Garbutt Dr Elfreda HildaGamble Ms MichelleGallaher Jillian Gallagher Dr Jessica Gallagher Prof MaryGalea Rhonda LouiseGalballyAO Raffaela Galati-Brown Prof BelindaGabbe G Jan Fullerton Dame Phyllis Frost AC Dawn Fraser AO Miles Franklin Irene Frangioudakis OAM Lilian Fowler Christine Forster Julia Flynn Dale Fisher Doseena Fergie (neeBinGarape) Linda Fenton Lynette Fearn-Wannan Beatrice Faust June Factor F 2004 2009 2009 2009 2003 2005 2005 2002 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2016 2016 2016 2016 2013 2018 2018 2018 2018 2015 2012 2011 2011 The HonCaroline Hogg Elizabeth Hoffman Barbara Hocking Dr Yvonne Ho Kathy Hilton Prof Dorothy Hill Nora Heysen Lesley Hewitt Prof Helen Herrman Jessie Henderson CBE Muriel Heagney Joanna Hayter Mrs Karen Hayes Ms Sherene Hassan Norasiah Hasan Tricia HarperAM Shirley Harlock Nessie IvyHardy Lisa Happ Roz Hansen Associate Professor Clare Hanlon Felicity HampelQC Air Commodore JulieHammond Amara Hamid Sr AnnHalpenPBVM HalleyDr Gertrude Lesley Hall(Hall-Bentick) Edith HallAM Dr JeanHailesAM Molly Hadfield OAM Be Ha H Margaret Guilfoyle DBE Carmel Guerra Bella Guerin Patricia Grimshaw Brigadier Doreen Griffiths Pamela Griffin Diana GribbleAM Flos Greig Germaine Greer Michelle Grattan Mary Grant Bruce Helen Gow 2006 2009 2006 2003 2008 2008 2005 2013 2002 2002 2007 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2016 2016 2013 2013 2018 2018 2012 2012 2012 2017 2011

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 33 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 34 Mary Kenneally Gaby Kennard Moira Kelly AO Sr Catherine MaryKelly Annette Kellerman Sr MarieKehoe AM Margaret Keats Cr Stella Kariofylldis Dr OlgaKanitsaki K Jill Joslyn Ms MelJones Liz Jones Melva Johnson Johnson Gertrude Ms AlanaJohnson Cr Yvonne Jennings Margaret Jennings Chris Jennings Barbara Jennings Mary LouJelbart Sandie Jeffs Ann Jarvis Majorie Jackson AO Margaret Jackson Helen Jackson Donna Jackson J Ironside Nazra Ibrahim Cr NellieIbbottiMBE I Ruby Hutchinson Prof CatherineHumphreys Jessica ‘Bon’ Hull Dr SianHughes May Hu Ms JosieHowie Keran Howe Philomena Horsley Shirley Horne Janet Horn AOJanet HomesaCourt AM

2004 2006 2009 2009 2006 2008 2005 2005 2002 2002 2002 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2016 2016 2016 2018 2018 2015 2015 2012 2017 2011 2011 Joan Lindros Ms Celeste Liddle Prof Pranee Liamputtong Ilma Lever Mary Lee Judith Lazarus Betty Lawson(Stevenson) Louisa Lawson Marion LauOAM The HonDrCarmenLawrence Eleanor LathamCBE Prof Marcia Langton Toni Lamond Mary Lambe Cuc Lam Prof MarilynLake Jean ELaby L Louise Kurczycki Ngarla Kunoth-Monks Prof Jayashri Kulkarni The HonLynneKosky Margo Koskelainen OAM Ms EllenKoshland Ms KimKoop Ayse Koksuz Licia Kokocinski Emily Kngwarreye Lillian Kloot Betty Kitchener OAM The HonJoanKirnerAM Maria Kirk Rabbi Aviva Kipen Mrs Rae Kingsbury Ingeborg KingAM Ethleen KingCBE Donna King Dr Bronwyn King Prof PriscillaKincaid-Smith AC, CBE Prof ChristineKilpatrick Reverend Winifred Kiek Sika Kerry Nerida Kerr Dr JilKer Conway Sr Elizabeth Kenny 2006 2009 2006 2006 2006 2006 2003 2001 2008 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2016 2001 2013 2013 2018 2018 2015 2015 2017 2017 2017 2011 2011 2011 Lee McIntosh Carol McDonough Phyllis McDonagh Paulette McDonagh Isabella McDonagh Lorna McConchie Colonel JaniceMcCarthy Dr HelenMayo OBE Frances Mathyssen Bernice Masterson Ms Sue Maslin Carol Martin Dr Fay MarlesAM Ivy Marks Hyllus Maris Betty Marginson AM Commissioner MelbaMarginson Ms HelenMarcou Patti Manolis Kerryn Manning Dame IdaMannDBE Tricia Malowney Rosemary Malone Malvina MalinekOAM Main(LadyLeitch)Dr Bertha Gloria Mahoney Eve MahlabAO Judy Maddigan Helen Macrae Dame JeanMacNamara DBE Maryclare Machen Elizabeth Macarthur M The HonDameEnidLyons DBE Helen Lynch,AM Lottie Lyell AM The HonMargaret ‘Peg’Lusink AM Aunty IrisLovett -Gardiner Ms Rafaela Lopez Morag Loh Susan Lockwood Dr LornaLloyd-Green OBE OAM Dr JanetLindsayGreig Beryl Lindsay 2004 2006 2009 2006 2004 2008 2008 2008 2005 2005 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2016 2013 2018 2015 2015 2015 2017 2017 Brigitte MuirAO Muir Myrtle May Moss Nora Morrisroe Belinda Morieson Edith Joyce Morgan OAM Leonie Morgan Barbara Morgan Eleanor Moore Ms AnnaMoo Joan Montgomery AM,OBE Sr HelenMonkivitch RSM, AO Halima Mohamud Tracey Moffatt Vicki Mitsos Heather Mitchell AM OBE, Lady Elizabeth Mitchell CBE Merle Mitchell AM The HonDameRoma Professor ChristinaMitchell Emeritus Professor AnneMitchell AO Noreen MinogueAM Prof Nancy MillisAC, MBE Leanne Miller Ms Natalie MillerOAM, AO Maggie Millar Janet Michelmore Voula Messimeri-Kianidis AM Valli Mendez Jean Melzer OAM Dame NellieMelbaDBE Joy MeinOBE Effie Meehan Doris McRae Patricia McPherson MBE Ms Jessica Macpherson Hilary McPhee Dr Ruth McNair Dr Margaret McLorinan Fiona McLeodSC Mother MaryMacKillop Shirley McKerrow Ms KristyMcKellar Florence McKenzie OBE Heather McKay MBE Mitchell AC, BDE AO

2008 2004 2004 2004 2009 2006 2006 2003 2008 2008 2008 2005 2002 2002 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2014 2013 2015 2015 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 Mary Paton Bruna Pasqua Milly Parker Prof JudithParker Rosetta Parisotto Janet ‘Nettie’ Palmer P Nurcihan Ozturk Mary Owen AM Pat O’Shane AM Ethel Osborne Lucy Osborn AM Lecki Ord Clare Oliver Nilgun Olcayoz Marjorie Oke ACDr Lowitja O’Donoghue The HonJustice Deirdre O’Connor Ailsa O’Connor Margaret OatsAM Sheila O’Sullivan Elizabeth O’Brien O Dame Ada NorrisDBE Oodgeroo ‘Kath Walker’ Mary AnneNoone Commissioner ChristineNixon Elizabeth Nissen OAM Sandra Nicholson Gladys Nicholls Vivienne Vy Nguyen (Bich) CamNguyen Judith Newnham Deborah Neesham Prof Marcia Neave AO Sue Nattrass N Brenda Murray OAM Joy Murphy Wandin Dame ElisabethMurdoch AC, DBE Grace Munro Josie Mullet Noonuccal

2004 2004 2009 2009 2006 2003 2003 2008 2008 2008 2008 2005 2005 2002 2002 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 Jodie Ryan The HonNicolaRoxon Marilyn Rowe OBE Jane Rowe Dominica Rossi Prof Doreen Rosenthal AO Wendy Rose AM Joan Rosanove QC Cr MaryRogers Irene Robins AM Mavis Robertson Bessie RischbiethOBE Ngardarb Francine Riches Ethel Richardson Fay PatriciaRichards Brenda Richards Irene Renzenbrink Senator Margaret Reid Elizabeth Reid Dr Isabel‘Belle’ Reid Jill Reichstein AM Mary Reibey Prof DimityReed Dr Fanny Reading The HonMargaret Ray MLA Tara Rajkumar R Dr Wendy Poussard Ms Susan Provan Thelma Prior Lady Joyce CMG PriceOBE, Jeanne Pratt AO Janet Powell Maureen Postma Muriel LyliePorter Karleen Plunkett Anne Phelan Aunty DotPeters Nova PerisAM Ms PamelaPedersen Sr MurielPeck Colleen Pearce Lady MilliePeacock Michelle Payne Dr Georgia Paxton 2004 2006 2009 2003 2003 2003 2008 2002 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2016 2016 2016 2016 2018 2015 2015 2012 2012 2017 2011 2011 2011

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 35 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 36 Cecile Storey OAM Dr Constance Stone Dr Grace Clara Stone Dr EmilyMaryPageStone Assoc Prof Stojanovska Lilian‘Lily’ Dr JaneStocks Greig Nellie Stewart Anna Stewart Sarah Stegley Ms Wendy Steendam Aunty MariaStarcevic Fleur Spitzer OAM Nancy Spence Catherine HelenSpence Jill Smith Helen Smith Fiona Smith Dr DianeSisely Virginia SimmonsOA Rien Silverstein Una Shergold Sylvie Shaw Anne Robina Sgro Dr HannahMaryHelenSexton The HonKay Setches Prof Frances Separovic FAA Lorraine Sellings Ms Peta Searle Dr JocelynneScutt Dame Margaret OBE ScottDBE, Dr Evelyn Scott Carol AM Schwartz Geraldine JaneScarlettAM Dr Vera ScantleburyBrown OBE Prof Susan Sawyer Louise Sauvage AM Delys Sargeant AM Val Sarah AM Louisa Angelina‘Lena’Santospirito Shirley Neta Sampson Mary Salce S 2004 2004 2004 2006 2009 2003 2001 2001 2008 2005 2005 2007 2007 2007 2007 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2013 2018 2012 2012 2017 2017 2011 2011 2011 2011 Kay Vrieze Hong Vo Claire Vickery Aunty JoanAgnes Vickery AO Prof Svetha Venkatesh Dame Peggyvan Praagh Elda Vaccari V Elizabeth Turnbull Marge Tucker The HonJudithTroeth Gaye Tripodi Patricia Toop OAM Ann Tonks The HonPaulineToner Jean Tom AO Dr ChristineTippettAM Freda Thompson Trang ThomasAM Ethel MaryTemby MBE Mother MaryTemby Katherine Teh-White Prof HelenaTeede Florence Taylor CBE2 OBE, Gwynnyth Taylor Mavis Taylor Jean Taylor Bronwyn ‘Bron’ Taylor Emeritus Professor Collette Tayler Dorothy Tangney T Lyn Swinburne Selina Sutherland Dr AnneSummers AO Leading SeniorConstable Shirley Strickland (de laHunty) MBE Jessie Street OBE, DBE OBE, Maha Sukkar

2001 (&2008) 2004 2003 2003 2005 2005 2002 2002 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2016 2016 2001 2013 2018 2018 2018 2012 2012 2012 2017 2011 001 Panagiota Zacharias Wilma Young AM Ms Stella Young Dr SimoneYoung Dr DianneYerbury AM Barbara Yeoh Bessie Yarram Wilma Xiberras Y,X, Z Diane Wright Carolyn Worth Margaret Wirrpunda Dr E.Marelyn Wintour-Coghlan Dr LinziWilson-Wilde OAM Mrs JanWilsonOAM Beth Wilson Jennifer Wills Janet Whiting Miss Evelyn MaudeWest Cr EllenWeeks Assoc Prof Wendy Weeks Prof Rachel Webster Ivy Weber Kaele Way Dr Kathleen Watson Betty Watson OAM Gai Waterhouse Deborah Wardley Dr Sylvia Walton AO Therese Walsh Jude Wallace Emeritus Prof SallyWalker AM Vicki Walker Noel Waite AO Joanne Wainer W AM

2006 2003 2008 2008 2008 2005 2002 2002 2007 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2010 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2014 2014 2014 2014 2013 2013 2013 2018 2015 2015 2012 2017 2017 INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE

VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 37 VICTORIAN HONOUR ROLL OF WOMEN 2018 PAGE 38