Winter Tales – Australian Women’s Archives Project
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A Canberra life: three sisters
Pamela Burton, Canberra Lawyer and Writer
Pamela Burton, and her older sisters, Dr Meredith Edwards and the late Dr Clare Burton, grew up in Canberra and raised families here. Pamela founded her own law firm in 1976 and later practised as a barrister at the Canberra Bar. Her various appointments have included Senior Member, Commonwealth Administrative Appeals Tribunal, member of the ACT Parole Board, and ACT Mental Health Official Visitor. She is the author of From Moree to Mabo: the Mary Gaudron Story (2010) and The Waterlow Killings: Portrait of a Family Tragedy (2012).
Entry $15, includes afternoon tea
Bookings online at the National Library website or 02 62621271
Proceeds will go to the Australian Women’s Archives Project Centenary of Canberra online exhibition entitled From Lady Denman to Katy Gallagher – A Century of Women’s Contributions to Canberra which is proudly supported by the ACT Government Community Centenary Initiatives Fund.