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Dame Roma Mitchell
1993, 26 Minutes Part of the series
Born in Adelaide in 1913, Roma Mitchell graduated as a lawyer in December 1934, and the following February began as a barrister with an Adelaide law firm. In 1965 she became a judge of the Supreme Court of South Australia, the first woman in Australia to be appointed to that position. She also led a deputation of women seeking the right for women to serve as jurors. In 1991 she was appointed Governor of South Australia, again becoming the first woman in Australia to hold that post. A Film Australia National Interest Program Note
Classification: G |
Please set your pricing category There are currently more than 60 Australian Biography programs - a bulk discount is available upon application. Closed Captions only available on VHS. Executive Producer
Ron Saunders, Sharon Connolly Producer
Frank Heimans Director
Frank Heimans Writer
Frank Heimans Narrator / Presenter
Robin Hughes (Interviewer) For Teachers
Level: Secondary, Tertiary, Lifelong Learning Curriculum links include Legal Studies, Human Society and Its Environment/Studies of Society and Environment, Career Studies, History and English.
As screened on SBS, 8/12/2001 |
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