Pat Jarrett had little time for conventional notions of the role of women. As a champion sportswoman, pioneer female journalist and confidante of the Caseys, she led a life of action and achievement, and encouraged other women to do the same.
Jarrett became a household name in Melbourne as editor of the women's pages of the daily Sun. Under her guidance, endless lists of who was who at the latest high-society function steadily gave way to serious articles on issues affecting women's everyday lives. Audrey Tate presents a portrait of a woman whose professionalism and personal warmth endeared her to readers, colleagues and her many friends.
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Audrey Tate has postgraduate degrees in English Literature, Women's Studies and History and teaches English Literature at the Centre for Continuing Education, Sydney. She is the author of Ada Cambridge: Her Life and Work.
'Pat Jarrett is an engaging and intriguing character and Audrey Tate has done a fine job of bringing her to life, and whetting the reader's appetite for more.' -- Gina Perry, Australian Women's Book Review
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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Pat Jarrett became a household name in Melbourne in the fifties and sixties as editor of the women's pages of the daily Sun News Pictorial. Yet it was a role she took on reluctantly. She had no time for the 'piddling social stuff' that dominated the work of the old 'butterfly department' at the Sun. Under her guidance, endless lists of who was who at the latest high-society function steadily gave way to articles on issues affecting women's everyday lives. Contraception, abortion, equal pay. Women's Liberation - all found space in Pat's pages, where they were addressed with her characteristic blend of forthrightness and humour. 188 pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Biography; Biography & Autobiography; ISBN: 0522847250. ISBN/EAN: 9780522847253. Inventory No: 252322. Seller Inventory # 252322
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