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              |   12 November, Friday 12:30
              PM — 2:00 PMGolden Girls
              Annual Lunch
 Union,
              University & Schools Club of Sydney, 25 Bent Street, Sydney
 
 Please join us at the historic (established 1857), private and
              exclusive Union, University
              & Schools Club of Sydney for a ‘high tea’
              luncheon. We thank our gracious host, Marion Pascoe.
 
 Our annual luncheon provides an opportunity for our retired
              colleagues and Life Members to reconnect and impart their
              knowledge and experience to others. A rare occasion to be able to
              meet with some of our founding and pioneering women. All welcome.
              Please ensure you register prior to ensure adequate seating and
              catering. Cost: $25pp includes 'high tea' lunch and beverages.
              Please RSVP with payment by 10 November using the registration
              form or contact our office. Please download
              the flyer for further information and registration form.
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              |   16 November,
              Tuesday 6:00PM — 8:00PM Christmas Cocktails(following
              our AGM)
 Union, University & Schools Club of Sydney,
              25 Bent Street,
               Sydney
 
 Christmas gift stalls, door prizes, cocktails and canapes! Please
              join us and our distinguished guests. Cost: $40 Members/$50
              Non-members. Please download the flyer for registration
              details.
 18 November,Thursday 5:30
              PM — 7:30 PMWBF & WLANSW Silks Cocktail Event
 The Hyde Park Barracks Café, Queens Square, Macquarie Street, Sydney
 
 Women Barristers Forum in association with the Women
              Lawyers’ Association of NSW invite you to join us for a
              cocktail function to celebrate the appointment of women senior
              counsel for 2010:
 * Sandra Duggan SC
 * Trish McDonald SC
 * Elizabeth Collins SC
 * Gail Furness SC
 Cost $55 prior to 13 November; $65 after 15 November. Please
              click on the registration form
 			  for further details and bookings.
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        | Vacancy:
        Director (non-member). Sydney
        based.  Applications close on 19/11/2010 The
        War
        Widows’ Guild of Australia NSW Ltd is seeking a
        suitably qualified person to take up a position on their Board of
        Directors from early in 2011.  The Guild, a company limited by
        guarantee is a Not for Profit charitable organisation with over 9,500
        members, whose average age is 84 years.  The purpose of the
        organisation is promote and protect the interests of war widows and it
        provides advocacy, friendship and a range of services to war widows in
        NSW.  The Board comprise 9 directors, six of whom are members and
        three of whom are non-members, the latter being chosen for their
        skills, experience and expertise.  The Board meets around 8 times
        a year, plus an AGM (half days).  Essential
        - Must bring
        skills and experience in a relevant field such as law, health, housing,
        welfare, community services or financial management 
        - Governance and
        management skills and experience, preferably has acted or is acting as
        a director of a company 
        - Appropriate
        academic and professional qualifications 
        Desirable
        - Experience in or
        understanding of not for profit organisations and/or membership
        organisations 
        - Understanding of
        older people and ageing issues
        - Understanding of
        ex-service issues For more information,
        please contact Patricia Campbell, CEO: pcampbell@warwidowsnsw.com.au Tel 02 9267 6577 
        Website: www.warwidowsnsw.com.au 
        
 Nominations
        now open for NSW Woman of the Year Award 2011
        On March 8 each year
        International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated around the world.
        The year 2011 is a special year as it is the centenary of IWD. The NSW
        Woman of the Year Award is held annually as part of the celebrations
        for IWD. Nominations are now open for the 2011 award and the nomination
        form can be found on our website www.women.nsw.gov.au. 
        Only electronic nominations will be accepted and the closing date
        is 5:00pm on Monday 6 December
        2010.   Please note, the criteria
        are: - significant achievement or contribution to the community
        which has resulted in progress for NSW women and/or girls;
        - demonstrated ability to motivate other women and/or girls to
        challenge themselves and make their own contributions; 
        - demonstrated excellence and success in their field as a
        community leader, volunteer or above and beyond the expectations of
        their paid employment; and
        - nominee is a female resident of NSW. The NSW Woman of the Year will be announced
        and presented with her award at the Premier’s Reception for IWD
        on 8 March 2011. If you require any further information, including
        assistance with the form, please contact the Office for Women’s
        Policy on (02) 9228 3141 
        
 Applications open for board scholarship program for women - close 12 November
        2010.The Board
        Diversity Scholarship Program is jointly funded with the Australian
        Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and the Australian Government.
        The program will offer more than 70 scholarships to board-ready women
        to assist them to attend the AICD’s highly regarded Company
        Directors course or Mastering the Boardroom course. Participating women
        will also receive a one-year membership of the AICD. Applications for
        the Scholarship Program are being sought from suitably qualified women
        from various backgrounds from all around Australia. Scholarship
        recipients will be selected by a committee of representatives of the
        AICD and the Australian Government’s Office for Women.
 For more information on applying for the scholarships, visit www.companydirectors.com.au/diversityscholarship/.
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 |   |  Australian Professionals Women’s Forum
      ‘Executing Women’s Initiatives Within Firms’ 31st January 2011’ The Sebel Surry Hills,
      Sydney Quote AG-WLNSW
      to receive the member discount by
      17 December 2010 for this One-day Connected Forum. Click
      here for further details and registration. 
      
 Win in-season Double
      Passes compliments of Icon Films Email executive@womenlawyersnsw.org.au
      with the subject heading RED or WILD TARGET to go in
      the draw for that movie. Only winners will be contacts.   RED is fast pace and has explosive action scenes, clever dialogue
      and continuous humour releasing nationally in all major cinemas on 28
      October. Frank
      (Bruce Willis), Joe (Morgan Freeman), Marvin (John Malkovich) and
      Victoria (Helen Mirren) used to be the CIA’s top agents –but
      the secrets they know just made them the Agency’s top targets. Now
      framed for assassination, they must use all of their collective cunning,
      experience and teamwork to stay one step ahead of their deadly pursuers
      and stay alive.  To stop the operation, the team embarks on an
      impossible, cross-country mission to break into the top-secret CIA
      headquarters, where they will uncover one of the biggest conspiracies and
      cover-ups in government history. http://www.red-themovie.com    
 
 
   Hilarious new comedy called WILD TARGET is
      a crime come love story, a laugh-out-loud crowd pleaser, releasing in all
      major and selected independents on November 11. A non-stop British comedy
      farce in tradition of Death at a Funeral and Keeping Mum. Bill Nighy is Victor Maynard, a
      middle-aged, solitary assassin, who lives to please his formidable Mother
      (Eileen Atkins), despite his own peerless reputation for lethal
      efficiency. His professional routine is interrupted when he finds himself
      drawn to one of his intended victims, Rose (Emily Blunt). He spares her
      life, unexpectedly acquiring in the process a young apprentice, Tony
      (Rupert Grint). Believing Victor to be a private detective, his two new
      companions tag along, while he attempts to thwart the murderous
      attentions of his unhappy client (Rupert Everett). http://www.iconmovies.com.au/Movies/W/Wild%20Target.aspx     
      
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