Even though the sexist Office for women banned males from the International Women’s Day Function.
The Australian Government and the state governments are cow-towing.
Grovelling for the female vote.
“Women” do not want “equal opportunity”; they are only interested in “women’s supremacyâ€?.
The Office for Women in Australia is not one that will go short of MONEY, that’s for sure. Their greed and avarice denies hospitals and education for children, little harmless children are denied a proper education and the elderly are rejected by hospitals due to lack of funds and here’s why…..

April 2003
The speech by the Senator Amanda Vanstone, Minister for Women’s Interests announced the 2001-2002 Budget, Highlights for Women.
In this speech to parliament the minister outlined 2.74 billion dollars of spending from the federal budget.
- $30 million over four years willl be spent on Office of the Status of Women.
- $2.4 million over four years forr national leadership Initiative for women
- $5.5 million over four years to expand women’s organisations
- $5.5 million over four years to develop women’s information strategy
- $16.5 million over four years too combat sexual assault
- $4.2 million over four years to enhance equal opportunity for women in workplace
- $115.6 million over four years oon women’s health programs
- $71.9 million over four years foor GP’s to increase rates of cervical screening
- $13.5 million over four years too improve the access to undergraduate nursing education in country
- $8 Billion over four years on Childcare
- $35 million over four years to eencourage women in technology, science and innovation
The selfish sex knows no limits. More money, while more males die from more diseases than women, die more from cancer than women and a suicide rate of 7 males a day and men’s death from prostate cancer is 6 per day. Where is the aid or assistance from the government.
You’re joking right ! Men get nothing.
Women don’t care as long it does not affect them.
The 2005-2006 Federal Government Budget.
Making Australia Stronger — Delivering Our Commitments 2005-06
Million
72 Women’s Leadership and Development Program 4.1
73 Women’s Safety Agenda 15.2
88 – Breast Cancer Network Australia 0.3
91 – National Breast Ca.ãer Centre 0.8
HEALTH AND AGEING (continued)
additional amount Million
73 Women’s Safety Agenda 1.0
HUMAN SERVICES
73 Women’s Safety Agenda 0.2
Capital
Health Insurance Commission
73 Women’s Safety Agenda 0.1
Women’s Leadership and Development Programme
2005-06
Department of Family and Million
Community Services 4.1
Women’s Safety Agenda
The Government will provide $75.7 million over four years (including $0.1 million in
capital funding) for the Women’s Safety Agenda,
The measure will provide funding for the continuation of the Violence Against
Women: Australia Says No campaign, training of General Practice nurses in regional
and rural areas and training for Mensline counsellors on domestic violence issues.
Investing in Stronger Regions — practice nurses in rural areas
The Government will provide $17.8 million (including $0.9 million of resourcing and
$0.1 million of capital funding in 2004-05) over five years to fund a new Medicare item
allowing practice nurses in rural areas to undertake a wider range of procedures,
including pap smears and other preventive health checks for women. This measure
commenced on 1 January 2005.
The measure will help to provide rural women with the same opportunity to choose a
female practitioner as is available to women in metropolitan areas. The measure will
also assist in reducing waiting times to see a GP in many rural communities.
Strengthening Cancer Care — Breast Cancer Network Australia
The Government will provide $1.0 million over four years to support the development
of the Breast Cancer Network Australia, which will assist with the further
development and dissemination of resources to help women newly diagnosed with
breast cancer.
Strengthening Cancer Care — National Breast Cancer Centre
The Government will provide an additional $4.0 million over five years (including
$0.8 million in 2004-05) to the National Breast Cancer Centre, to support improved
quality of care, raise awareness about early detection, and identify improved
approaches to the early detection and management of breast cancer.
Strengthening Cancer Care — quitting smoking during pregnancy
The Government will provide $4.3 million over three years to encourage doctors,
health workers and midwives to give advice to pregnant women
Women’s Leadership and Development Programme
The Government will provide $15.0 million over four years for the Women’s Leadership and Development Programme to encourage greater female participation in all parts of Australian life, including leadership roles.
The programme’s activities will include supporting the appointment of women to Australian Government and public company boards, developing a young women’s leadership and mentoring programme in rural and remote areas, increasing women’s participation in all aspects of sport and providing grants to non-government national women’s organisations.
Working Women/Women in Business
• $2.0 million over the period 2004–05 to 2007–08 to deliver approximately 50 home-based business seminars and setting up home-based business clubs in regional locations;
• introduction of a new Mature Age Worker Tax Offset for workers aged 55 and over;
• $15 million over three years, commencing 2005-06, for the Industry Partnerships Program including industry capacity building initiatives and facilitation of women’s leadership and skill development for the agriculture, fisheries and forestry industries;
• $14 million over five years from 2006–07 to 2010–2011 for Backing Australia’s Ability:
Building Our Future Through Science and Innovation, including support for women
through grants, scholarships and access to agribusiness development learning tools;
• enhancements to the simplified taxation system to assist small business; and
• $50 million over the period 2004–05 to 2006–07 for the Regulation Reduction Incentive
Fund to further encourage the local government sector to introduce reforms that benefit
home-based businesses.
Indigenous Women and Housing
• $102.8 million over four years to maintain the real value and improve the effectiveness of the Australian Government’s Indigenous housing investments.
NATIONAL DEPRESSION INITIATIVE, BEYONDBLUE
How much of these funds will be spent on males ?
Depression is a leading cause of illness and disability. It is a major health issue for women in particular. More than 500,000 adult Australian women experience depressive illness each year, over 60 per cent of all sufferers. Around 7.4 per cent of Australian women experience depression. One in ten young women aged 18 to 24 years is significantly affected.
The Healthy for Life Program provides $102.4 million over four years to improve the health of Indigenous mothers, babies and children,
Depression is a leading cause of illness and disability. It is a major health issue for women in particular. More than 500,000 adult Australian women experience depressive illness each year, over 60 per cent of all sufferers. Around 7.4 per cent of Australian women experience depression. One in ten young women aged 18 to 24 years is significantly affected.
$52.2 million over four years (commencing in 2004–05) was announced by the
Minister for Ageing in February 2005, for dementia research, new dementia management
services, improved training of health professionals and new tools and guidelines to help
GPs, as well as prevention and early intervention initiatives.
Communication
Through a range of activities the Australian Government will continue to showcase and
celebrate the achievements of Australian women. This will occur through staging major
events, such as International Women’s Day, and maintaining a range of publications,
and websites that provide useful information to women.