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Departmentofthe Parliamentary Library ~~.)~~>~!~~~~b.(~ I N FOR MAT I O' NAN D RES EAR C H S E R V ICE 5 Research Paper No. 17 1998-99 Sex Discrimination Legislation in the States and Territories ISSN 1328-7478 © Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1999 Except to the extent of the uses

D e p a r tme n t o f th e P a r lia me n ta r y L ib r a r y Information and Research Services RESEARCH NOTE Number 41, 24 March 1997 ISSN 1323-5664 Women in the Parliaments of the World: 1997 The objective

Department of the Parliamentary Library Parliamentary Research Service RESEARCH NOTE Number 21, 25 October 1995 ISSN 1323-5664 Women in the Parliaments of the World: Update "On the threshold of the twenty-first century, it is greatly to be hoped that the Parliaments of all countries will be-come places where men and

Department of the Parliamentary Library Parliamentary Research Service RESEARCH NOTE Number 48, 27 June 1995 ISSN 1323-5664 Economic Status of Women in Australia: A Statistical Profile Women and employment The participation of women in the paid labour force has increased steadily: in April 1995, 53.8 per cent of women aged

Department of the Parliamentary library Parliamentary Research Service CURRENT ISSUES BRIEF No. 71994 Population policies: Family planning and reproductive rights • J, ·+· ;,!' + ·*l /'' Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia _:, _r r.;-- . . ~ I -· ~--.~J ·:~Jj.,.~~ . _j .. :~_r--::-- ' 1 .·.,

Parliament of Australia Parliamentary Research Service Background Paper Sex Discrimination Legislation in Australia Consie Larmour Education and Welfare Research Group 3 October 1990 This paper has been prepared for general distribution to Members of the Australian Parliament. The views expressed in the paper do not necessarily reflect those ofthe Research

, Parliament of Australia Research Service Background Paper Absenteeism and the Australian Public Service Constance Larmour Director Education and Welfare Research Group 19 April 1990 This paper has been prepared for general distribution to Members of the Australian Parliament. The views expressed in the paper do not necessarily reflect those