You're Among Equals: Germaine Greer, Gough Whitlam and Women and Film in 1975
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You're Among Equals: Germaine Greer, Gough Whitlam and Women and Film in 1975
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Lisa French remiembers 1975 as one of the most significant years for women in the Australian film industry: 'A major...
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Lisa French remiembers 1975 as one of the most significant years for women in the Australian film industry: 'A major legacy of that period is the favourable position of women in the Australian industry today. At this time, the industry was experiencing th
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