

Senator for Queensland
Liberal Party of Australia
Parliamentary Service
Elected to the Senate for Queensland 1946. Re-elected 1951, 1955, 1961 and 1967. Resigned 24.5.1971.
Ministerial Appointments
Minister for Housing from 26.1.1966 to 22.3.1971.
Committee Service
Joint Standing: Broadcasting served from 17.10.1947 to 31.10.1949
Joint Statutory: Public Works served from 23.2.1950 to 19.3.1951
Senate Standing: Standing Orders served from 17.10.1947 to 19.3.1951; Parliamentary Library served from 17.10.1947 to 31.10.1949; House served from 17.10.1947 to 31.10.1949; Printing served from 17.10.1947 to 31.10.1949; Regulations and Ordinances served from 22.10.1947 to 31.10.1949; Disputed Returns and Qualifications served from 22.10.1947 to 31.10.1949
Conferences, Delegations and Visits
Member, Australian Delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference, Ottawa, September 1952.
Represented Australian Government at Independence Celebration, Mauritius, 12.03.1968.
Parliamentary Party Positions
Opposition Whip in the Senate from 1947 to 1949.
Government Whip in the Senate from 12.6.1951 to 26.2.1966.
Other Positions
Assistant Commissioner of the Young Women's Christian Association War Services in Queensland.
Organiser of the Queensland Junior Red Cross.
Member of the Voluntary Aid Detachment from 1940 to 1942.
State Secretary of the Girl Guides Association from 1942.
Australian High Commissioner to New Zealand from 24.5.1971.
Personal
Born: 28.7.1908, South Brisbane, Australia
Died: 30.8.1986, South Brisbane
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Not married
Qualifications and Occupations before entering Federal Parliament
Employed with the Union Trustee Company, Brisbane (Qld).
Honours
Appointed a Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 13.06.1957.
Military Service
Attached to Women's War Service from 1943 to 1946.