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Australian feminists edit
| Nationality | Name | Known for | (Born-died) | Type of feminism |
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Maybanke Anderson | Reformer and involved in the Federation of Australia. | (1845–1927) | Feminist, suffragette |
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Vida Goldstein | Politician and reformer. | (1869–1949) | Feminist, suffragette |
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Louisa Lawson | Poet, writer and publisher. | (1848–1920) | Feminist, suffragette |
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Mary Lee | Social reformer. | (1821–1909) | Feminist, suffragette |
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Rose Scott | Women's rights activist. | (1847–1925) | Feminist, suffragette |
| Nationality | Name | Known for | (Born-died) | Type of feminism |
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Eva Bacon | Socialist. | (1909–1994) | Feminist and Socialist |
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Faith Bandler | Civil rights activist. | (b. 1918) | Feminist and civil rights activist |
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Jean Beadle | Social worker and Labor party member. | (1868–1942) | Feminist, social worker, and political activist |
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Germaine Greer | Academic and journalist. | (b. 1939) | Second-wave feminist, radical feminist, socialist feminist |
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Dorothy Hewett | Poet, novelist and playwright. | (1923–2002) | Second-wave feminist |
| Nationality | Name | Known for | (Born-died) | Type of feminism |
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Sheila Jeffreys | Lesbian scholar and political activist. | (b. 1948) | Second-wave feminist, anti-prostitution feminist, anti-pornography feminist |
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Helen Reddy | Singer, actress, and activist. | (b. 1941) | Second-wave feminist |
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Lynne Segal | Socialist academic, writer and activist. | (b. 1944) | Second-wave feminist, socialist feminist |
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Dale Spender | Scholar, writer and consultant. | (b. 1943) | Second-wave feminist |