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Video: La Gioia delle Donne - Italian women's choir
by WiL Admin — last modified 05 July 2006, 03.42PM - Gioia delle Donne Italian Women’s Choir The Italian-Australian Women's Association (WA) saw the need for women of Italian origin to meet on a regular basis to combat the isolation that many of them experienced. A group called Amicizia (friendship) was formed and from this emerged the folkloric choir Gioia Delle Donne.
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Video: Gningala Yarran-Clanton
by WiL Admin — last modified 03 July 2006, 04.21PM - Gningala Yarran-Clanton spent her first five years on an Aboriginal reserve, one of six children of her miner father and nurse mother. She completed year 11 schooling before going to business college, marrying at 19, and producing five daughters in five years. With her youngest child about to start school, Gningala re-examined an early ambition of hers to study law, and was initially accepted into a pre-law program at The University of Western Australia. She went on to complete her bachelor of laws in 2002 as a mature aged student, subsequently accepting a position as part of a Federal Court program. This led to her appointment as Western Australia’s first Aboriginal judges’ associate - in her instance with Justice Robert French. The remainder of Gningala’s articles were spent in the office of the director of public prosecutions, Robert Cock, where she achieved another first - becoming the first Aboriginal graduate to complete articles with the WA DPP’s office. Gningala was admitted as a solicitor/ barrister in the Supreme Court of Western Australia in May 2004, and has continued to work at the DPP’s office until recently, where she had risen to become the first Aboriginal state prosecutor in Western Australia.
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Video: Sharyn O'Neill
by WiL Admin — last modified 03 July 2006, 03.37PM - Video presentation of Sharyn O'Neill (Deputy Director General, Schools) presenting at The Women of Achievement Dinner 13 June 2006 at The Fremantle Sailing Club. Sharyn is introduced by Carol Scott (Principal Consultant, Workforce Diversity).