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International Women's Day 2011
Government House Canberra
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The ultimate wilderness warrior Terri Irwin
Celebrating the release of Women's Words, Power & passion.
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Launching Karen Phillips new book at Government House - Women's words of power and passion
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Roma Blair. An awe inspiring woman who was a POW in Java, where she
experienced the extremes of life and death, giving birth to her son and
then burying her niece's starved body. Read her book: From Prison to
Paradise!
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World record breaking swimmer Shelley Taylor-Smith! Ranked World's no1
Woman's marathon swimming champion for seven consecutive years, beating
the odds against scoliosis and chronic fatigue syndrome. Best-selling
author and powerhouse coach on mental toughness.
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Glen-Marie Frost. A highly respected company
director, communicator, and was the leading light for the Sydney
Organising Committee for the Sydney Olympic Games.
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Liz Davenport, Kay Danes, Shelley Taylor-Smith, Emma Issacs, Tammy Hamwari at the Hyatt in Canberra.
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Australia's most famous model June Dally-Watkins |
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Kay Danes on the interview Couch with Karen Phillips
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Afghan refugee and author Mahboba Rawi. We got to exchange books at the Governor of
Australia's special evening reception for International Women's Day.
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Geraldine Cox, the face of compassion for thousands of orphans in Cambodia |
CEO Marc Purcell, Australian Council for International Development.
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Tammy Hamawi - one incredible woman who achieved ultimate success in one
of the world's toughest industries - international shipping.
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Front: Sharon Kolkka, one of Australia's leading lifestyle specialists and General Manager of Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat (Gold coast). Rear: Shelley Taylor-Smith (see above).
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