RIS ID
89797
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Abstract
Next month the Country Women’s Association (CWA) of New South Wales will vote whether or not to put one of their most valuable assets, their Potts Point headquarters, up for sale. The prospect of the sale has caused concern among some members that the CWA is signalling it is a dying institution. It seems a good time, then, to reflect on the history of the CWA and how it fits in with the modern world of feminism.
Publication Details
Crozier-De Rosa, S. (2014). Perhaps tea and scones are OK: the CWA and feminism today. The Conversation, (15 April), 1-5.