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Australian Women

• Caroline Louise Waring Askinson
• Harriett Biffin
• Eleanor Elizabeth Bourne, (December 4, 1878 - May 23, 1957) was the first woman from Queensland to train as a doctor. [1]

• Hariet Jemima Winifred Clisby
• Cecilia Downing
• Florence Grylls
• Rebecca Pakes
• Violet Helen Evangeline Teague
• Janet Templeton
• Linda Tilden
• Annie Evangeline Tipper
• May B. Vallance
• Amy Alfreda Vickery

• Suffragists

1. Rosetta Jane Birks, (1856 - 1911)
2. Euphemia Bridges Bowes, (1816 - 1900)
3. Mary Colton, (1822 - 1898)
4. Jane Fryer, (1832 - 1917)
5. Annie Mackenzie Golding, (1855 - 1934)
6. Julia Margaret Guerin, (Bella) (1858 - 1923)
7. Serena Lake, (1842 - 1902)
8. Louisa Macdonald, (1858 - 1949)
9. Matilda Emilie Bertha McNamara, (1853 - 1931)
10. Anna Montgomerie Martin, (1841 - 1918)
11. Elizabeth Webb Nicholls, (1850 - 1943)
12. Sara Susan Nolan, (1843 - 1927)
13. Hilma Olivia Edla Johanna Parkes, (1859 - 1909)
14. Eliza Pottie, (1837 - 1907)
15. Bridgetena Smyth, (Brettena) (1840? - 1898)
16. Elizabeth Jane Ward, (1842 - 1908)
17. Henrietta Willmore, (1842 - 1938)

1. Mary Elizabeth Windeyer, (1837 - 1912)

• Botany/natural hisotry

1. Ellen Ida Benham, (1871 - 1917)
2. Sarah Agnes Angus Brewster, (1874 - 1957)
3. Sarah Hynes, (1859 - 1938)

1. Eileen Burton Bradley, (1911 - 1976)
2. Joan Burton Bradley, (1916 - 1982)
3. Sarah Agnes Angus Brewster, (1874 - 1957)
4. Georgina King, (1845 - 1932)
5. Kathleen Margaret Maria Sherrard, (1898 - 1975)

• Architects

1. Rosina Mary Edmunds (1900 - 1956)
2. Ellice Maud Nosworthy (1897 - 1972)

• Diarists

1. Emily Caroline Barnett, (1860 - 1944)
2. Annabella Alexandrina Campbell Boswell ,(1826 - 1914)

1. Annie Maria Dawbin, (1816 - 1905)
2. Helen Wilson Fell, (1849 - 1935)
3. Rachel Biddulph Henning, (1826 - 1914)

1. Elizabeth Henrietta Macquarie, (1778 - 1835)

1. Audrey Georgiana Florence Tennyson, (1854 - 1916)

1. Mary Beatrice Phillips Watson, (1860 - 1881)

Thanks to user PDH for this list

• Agnes Bennett

• Martha Cadwell Cox

• Louise Bertha Hanson-Dyer

• Kundaibark

• Mary Penfold

• Ella Simon - Simon, Ella (1902 - February 13 1981) was an Australian Aboriginal woman

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Sturt Sabres Basketball Club
Sturt Sabres -->
Established	1960
Team Colours	Light Blue and Navy Blue
Home Venue	Pasadena Stadium

Sturt Sabres Basketball Club is a district basketball club based in the inner-southern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. The club caters for teams from Under 10 boys and girls through to

History

Sturt Sabres Basketball Club was established in 1960 in a church competition at Forestville Stadium. Sturt players John Heard and Malcolm Heard were selected for the Australian Basketball team for the Rome Olympics.

In December 1998, the club's home stadium at Sturt Street, Colonel Light Gardens, burned down along with much of its historical documents and memorabilia.

Sturt's top men's and women's teams play in the Australian Basketball League (ABL) Central Conference.

External links

• Sturt Sabres Official Site
• Central ABL

Category:Australian Basketball Association teams Category:Basketball clubs in Adelaide Category:Basketball clubs established in 1960