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Oceania Inspirational Women: Making a Difference J anice Cr Janice Crosswhite IAPESGW Continent Serie (Editor) oss white in physical education, sport and dance Oceania inspirational women: making a difference Oceania inspirational women: making a difference in physical education, sport and dance Janice Crosswhite – OAM (Editor) OCEANIA INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN: MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SPORT AND DANCE Juiz de Fora NGIME/UFJF 2016 © 2016 by Janice Crosswhite – OAM (Editor). Direitos desta edição reservados ao NGIME/UFJF. Capa: Gabriel Schuery Projeto gráfico, diagramação e editoração: Camilla Pinheiro Revisão: Maria Beatriz Rocha Ferreira e Eliana Lucia Ferreira Os textos são de responsabilidade total de seus autores. Dados internacionais de Catalogação-na-Publicação (CIP) O15 Oceania Inspirational women : making a difference in physical education, sport and dancer / Janice Crosswhite (editor). – Juiz de Fora : NGIME/UFJF, 2016. 241 p. : il. color. ; 21 cm. – (IAPESGW Continent Serie). Inclui bibliografias. ISBN 978-85-67380-54-4 1. Mulheres na educação - Oceania. 2. Mulheres na arte - Oceania. 3. Mulheres nos esportes - Oceania. I. Crosswhite, Janice. II. Série. CDD 305.420995 Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora Faculdade de Educação Física (Faefid) Maurício Gattas Bara Filho Diretor Grupo de Pesquisa em Inclusão, Movimento e Ensino a Distância (NGIME) Eliana Lucia Ferreira Flávio Iassuo Takakura CoorDenaDoria Geral NGIME – Campus Universitário da UFJF Bairro Martelos – CEP 36036-900 – Juiz de Fora, MG Distribuição gratuita CONTENTS FOREWORD .........................................................................7 FOREWORD .........................................................................15 1 INTRODUCTION Janice crosswhite – OAM ...................................................17 2 DOUBLE RECOVERY Jane cadzow ........................................................................41 Australia: Anita Palm .......................................................52 Australia: Betty Cuthbert AM MBE – Athletics ...........53 Australia: Betty Mitchell Watson OAM .........................57 Australia: A letter from Mountain Bike Mechanic and Mentor Tim Chadd on Caroline Buchanan ...........................................................61 Australia: Catherine Freeman OAM – Athletics ..........64 Australia: Dawn Fraser AO MBE – Swimming ............67 Australia: Heather Reid AM – a football story – by Marion K Stell and Heather Reid ................71 Australia: Kathleen Anderson OAM ...............................74 Australia: Kia Dowell ........................................................78 Australia: Lauren Jackson AO ........................................80 Australia: Lindy Hou OAM: Paralympic Gold Medallist and World Champion ......................................82 Australia: Lorna McConchie ...........................................................................85 Australia: Lynn Embrey PhD ...........................................................................87 Australia: Merryn Lee Hibben-Perez .............................................................89 Australia: Marjorie “Midge” Nelson BEM .....................................................93 Australia: Nicola Scaife, World Champion Female Balloonist .................96 Australia: Shane Gould MBE – Swimming ..................................................98 Australia: (Valerie) Val Nesbitt – My Badminton Journey .................... 101 Australia: Alisa Camplin OAM ..................................................................... 104 Australia: Alyson Annan OAM – Hockey ................................................... 109 Australia: Angela Pippos – Journalist ....................................................... 110 Australia: Anne Marie Harrison – Sports Administrator........................ 115 Australia: Kellerman, Annette (1886 - 1975) Actor and Swimmer ....................................................................................... 117 Australia: Barbara Slotemaker de Bruine .................................................. 120 Australia:Associate Professor Clare Hanlon: .......................................... 124 Australia: Ellen Randell .......................................................................126 Australia: Emma Carney, Triathlete ............................................................ 129 Esther Deason OBE – Administration – Softball .................................... 131 Australia: Eunice Gill MBE ............................................................................ 133 Australia: Evonne Goolagong Cawley, AO MBE ....................................... 136 Australia: Heather McKay AM MBE – Squash ......................................... 137 Australia: Helen Brownlee OAM .................................................................. 139 Australia: Janet Keenan (Grier) ................................................................... 142 Australia: Janet Pyke M.Ed. (UWA) ........................................................... 144 Australia: Dr Johanna Adriaanse: Play / Think / Change ...................... 145 Australia: Joyce Brown OAM ....................................................................... 147 Australia: Layne Beachley AO – Surfing ................................................... 149 Australia: Lorraine Landon OAM – Administration – Basketball ........ 152 Australia: Louise Evans – Media ................................................................ 154 Australia: Louise Sauvage OAM – Athletics Paralympian .................... 158 Australia: Margaret Roberts ........................................................................ 162 Australia: Margaret Court AO MBE – Tennis ............................................ 164 Australia: Marjorie Jackson Nelson AC CVO MBE – Athletics ............. 166 Australia: Nova Peris OAM ........................................................................... 169 Australia: Nuatali Nelmes ............................................................................ 171 Australia: Margaret Pewtress OAM *Deceased 6/8/1995 ..................................................................................... 174 Australia: Raelene Boyle AM MBE – Athletics ......................................... 175 Australia: Ruby Robinson AM MBE – Administration – Hockey ......... 177 Australia: Sarah Ogilvie – Sailing .............................................................. 179 Australia: Shirley de la Hunty AO MBE – Athletics ................................. 180 Australia: Sian Mulholland ........................................................................... 183 Australia: Yvonne Rate OAM ....................................................................... 185 Cook Islands: Jackie Tuara .......................................................................... 187 Cook Islands: Serena Hunter ....................................................................... 192 Cook Islands: Anne Tierney ........................................................................ 194 Fiji: Lorraine Mar ............................................................................................ 195 Fiji: Sophia Raddock ..................................................................................... 197 Fiji: Hamidan Bibi ........................................................................................... 199 Fiji: Jennifer Liew ........................................................................................... 201 New Zealand: Heather Robson – Badminton and Tennis ..................... 202 New Zealand: Annelise Coberger ................................................................ 204 New Zealand: Barbara Kendall MBE .......................................................... 205 New Zealand: Philippa Baker-Hogan and Brenda Lawson ................... 207 New Zealand: Beatrice Faumuina ............................................................... 208 New Zealand: Erin Baker .............................................................................. 210 New Zealand: Eve Rimmer ........................................................................... 212 New Zealand: Dr Farah Rangikoepa Palmer and the Journey of NZ Women’s Rugby ................................................................... 213 New Zealand: Joan Harnett ......................................................................... 218 New Zealand: Lorraine Moller MBE ............................................................ 220 New Zealand: Marilyn Marshall .................................................................. 222 New Zealand: Susan Devoy ......................................................................... 223 New Zealand: The Honorable Tariana Turia MP ...................................... 225 Papua New Guinea: Auvita Rapilla ............................................................. 227 Papua New Guinea: Betty Burua ................................................................. 230 Papua New Guinea: Emma Waiwai ............................................................ 232 Tonga: Ahosivi Kaitapu ................................................................................. 234 Tonga: Leody Eleutilde C. Vainikolo ........................................................... 235 Vanuatu: The Inspiring Story of Women’s Beach Volleyball ................. 236 Vanuatu: Anolyn Lulu .................................................................................... 239 Norfolk Island:Tess Evans – Lawn Bowls................................................
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