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This user is a participant in WikiProject Women in Red (redlinks→blue)

This user lives in the Australian state of Victoria.

A bit about me... I live in Melbourne, and I was inspired to become a wikipedia editor when I read an article about WikiProject: Women in Red on 9 March 2024. Now I want to help increase the number of biographies about women on Wikipedia, which is 19.81% as of 22 April 2024

My interests are quite broad, but for the moment I am focussed on women in botany and medicine during the 19th and 20th Century.

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Ada Driver (1868–1954), Australian photographer in Brisbane during the early twentieth century
Enid Lucy Robertson (1925-2016), systematic botanist, curator of herbaria, and conservationist from South Australia.
Elizabeth Kathleen Turner (1914-1999), physician from Australia, who was the first doctor in Australia to administer penicillin.
Lorna Verdun Sisely (1916-2004), a surgeon from Australia who founded the Queen Victoria Medical Centre's first breast clinic
Margaret Whyte (medical doctor)
Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital
Lucy Morice
Girlie George Chapple Hodges
Elizabeth O'Hara (medical doctor)
Annie O'Hara

Existing Pages[edit]

Editing[edit]

Australian women in World War I
Henry Hodges (jurist) -needs more detail and structure. And needs referencing. Fix up family section
Victorian Medical Women's Society - slowly referencing the big chunk of unreferenced text. Adding in context in the history.
Edwin Ashby - double check. Add more detail. Add an image
Alison Ashby needs a bit more detail. Add an image
joyce Daws - not much detail. Just lists
John Bernard O'Hara
May Campbell adding more details, formatting page

Planning to Edit[edit]

Clara Stone - referenced first paragraph, not much else in the main section
Annette Bear-Crawford - long text, needs referencing
Monash Medical Centre - add breast clinic.fix referencing
Mary De Garis - fix referencing
Vera Scantlebury Brown - fix referencing
Mary Page Stone - some red fixes needed
Janet Greig & Jane Stocks Greig - just fix early life ref.
Flos Greig - career section ref fix
Gertrude Halley & Jean Macnamara Agnes Bennett - referencing sprucing
Jean Littlejohn - fixed infobox. could still have more detail, and the notability paragraph could be improved
Lorna Lloyd-Green - info box and remove never married bit maybe?
Lena McEwan - infobox and structure

Doctors WWI[edit]