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Living Politics

$53.95
Discover the transformative journey of Margaret Reynolds in 'Living Politics', an insightful trade paperback published by the University of Queensland Press. This 256-page account unveils her remarkable life from a young, apolitical university student to becoming Queensland's first female senator and a passionate advocate for change. As a prominent figure in Australian politics, Margaret has intricately woven her experiences into a narrative that explores pivotal moments in her career, including her activism for women's rights and indigenous justice. With a foreword by Dr. Carmen Lawrence, this inspiring biography chronicles her evolution from a teacher in London’s East End to her significant roles in local councils, the federal Senate, and the UN in Australia. 'Living Politics' is more than just a biography; it's a compelling glimpse into the life of a woman who has dedicated herself to social justice and equality. Perfect for those interested in political memoirs, women's contributions to politics, and the history of Australian governance. Get your copy today and join Margaret on her journey of commitment to positive change.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780702234385
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2007
Publisher: University of Queensland Press
Pages: 256


Description:
From the Hawke government to the UN, a life committed to change . . . Foreword by Dr Carmen LawrenceMargaret Reynolds was a senator in the Australian Parliament for sixteen years, and was Queensland's first female senator. Follow Margaret's extraordinary journey from apolitical university student to young mother and teacher witnessing injustice in the schools of London's East End and in Tasmania's schools for mentally and physically handicapped children.Margaret's activism has been a natural part of her life, as she moved from the UK to Queensland, witnessing at first hand the treatment of the indigenous population and then becoming involved in women's rights. From local councillor through to the federal Senate, and now President of the United Nations in Australia, Margaret's life has been one of growing awareness and commitment to causes she feels passionately about.Living Politics is an intimate portrait of a life lived in politics.

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Cover of 'Living Politics', showcasing Margaret Reynolds' journey in Australian politics and advocacy for social justice.
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Living Politics

$53.95
Discover the transformative journey of Margaret Reynolds in 'Living Politics', an insightful trade paperback published by the University of Queensland Press. This 256-page account unveils her remarkable life from a young, apolitical university student to becoming Queensland's first female senator and a passionate advocate for change. As a prominent figure in Australian politics, Margaret has intricately woven her experiences into a narrative that explores pivotal moments in her career, including her activism for women's rights and indigenous justice. With a foreword by Dr. Carmen Lawrence, this inspiring biography chronicles her evolution from a teacher in London’s East End to her significant roles in local councils, the federal Senate, and the UN in Australia. 'Living Politics' is more than just a biography; it's a compelling glimpse into the life of a woman who has dedicated herself to social justice and equality. Perfect for those interested in political memoirs, women's contributions to politics, and the history of Australian governance. Get your copy today and join Margaret on her journey of commitment to positive change.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780702234385
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2007
Publisher: University of Queensland Press
Pages: 256


Description:
From the Hawke government to the UN, a life committed to change . . . Foreword by Dr Carmen LawrenceMargaret Reynolds was a senator in the Australian Parliament for sixteen years, and was Queensland's first female senator. Follow Margaret's extraordinary journey from apolitical university student to young mother and teacher witnessing injustice in the schools of London's East End and in Tasmania's schools for mentally and physically handicapped children.Margaret's activism has been a natural part of her life, as she moved from the UK to Queensland, witnessing at first hand the treatment of the indigenous population and then becoming involved in women's rights. From local councillor through to the federal Senate, and now President of the United Nations in Australia, Margaret's life has been one of growing awareness and commitment to causes she feels passionately about.Living Politics is an intimate portrait of a life lived in politics.

This product has FREE shipping however combined shipping for other products is not available with this item. Please allow up to 10 days for shipping.

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