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CHAPTER ONE: Introduction
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CHAPTER TWO: Women in senior roles
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CHAPTER THREE: Education
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CHAPTER FOUR: Employment
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CHAPTER FIVE: Family life and personal relationships
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CHAPTER SIX: Income support
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CHAPTER SEVEN: Intersecting and overlapping inequalities
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CHAPTER EIGHT: An unfinished project
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CHAPTER NINE: Equity and economic growth
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CHAPTER TEN: Ways forward
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CHAPTER ELEVEN: Why we need commitment to gender equity
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CHAPTER ONE: Physics
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CHAPTER TWO: Chemistry
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CHAPTER THREE: Mathematics
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CHAPTER FOUR: Biological Science
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CHAPTER FIVE: Health Science
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CHAPTER SIX: Earth Science
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CHAPTER SEVEN: Astronomy
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CHAPTER EIGHT: Marine Science
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CHAPTER NINE: Engineering
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CHAPTER TEN: Information and Communications Technology
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CHAPTER ELEVEN: Statistics
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CHAPTER TWELVE: Agriculture
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A Charter of Rights for Australia
Julian Burnside

“There is one measure which, if adopted in Australia, would make an important difference to this flawed democracy of ours …”

Child Health
Fiona Stanley

“The health and wellbeing of children and youth are any country’s most crucial future concern …”

Choosing to eat good fresh food
Stephanie Alexander

“My idea for the past twelve years has been to develop an enjoyable program suitable for all Australian primary schools, with the aim of positively influencing children’s attitudes and behaviours about food …”

Chronic Disease and Public Health
Margo Honeyman and Leonard Harrison

“The rising incidence of allergic and autoimmune diseases imposes an ever-increasing burden on individuals, populations and economies …”

Cities and Health: Preventing NCDs Through Urban Design
Melanie Lowe and Billie Giles-Corti

“City planning is now recognised as an important part of a comprehensive solution to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) …”