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Special Achievements
- 1898 - Founding member of the first Labour Women's Association in Australia
- 1905 - Founding member of the first Western Australian Women's Political and Social Crusade (later the Women's Labor League) at Fremantle.
- 1906 - 1911 - Founding president of the Goldfields Women's Labor League.
- 1912 - Joint delegate from the Labour Women's Club to attend the first Labour Women's Conference in Perth.
- 1920 - Was among the first women to take the oath for the Perth Magisterial District.
Feminist, Social worker and Labour party member
- 1892 - Organized a Victorian relief committee for the Broken Hill strikers
- 1898 - 1901 Vice-president of Women's Political and Social Crusade
- 1915 - 1929 Honorary justice on the Children's Court Bench
- 1919 - 1942 Justice of the Peace
- 1921 - 1942 Secretary of the King Edward Memorial Hospital Advisory Board
- 1927 - Presided over the second Labor Women's conference
- 1930 - 1935 - President of the Perth Women's Branch of the Australian Labor Party
- 1930 - 1938 President of the Women Justices' Association
- 1931 - Invited by the Labor Women's Organisation to stand for Labor pre-selection for the Senate (unsuccessful)