Speaking: General Practitioners, [RACGP 39th Annual Scientific Convention & AGM, Perth], 15 October 1996

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Series[UMA-SRE-20170009] SPEAKINGAccession[2014.0038] GERMAINE GREER ARCHIVEIdentifierUMA-ITE-2017000900148Scope and ContentContains: Invitation and correspondence on Greer participation as a keynote speaker in the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) 39th Annual Convention & Annual General Meeting, Perth, Western Australia, 14-18/10 1996. Greer spoke on 'Why Mental Health in Society is deteriorating', 15/10/1996, for fee of $3,500 plus return travel from Melbourne to Perth. A further request to address a Rotary Club breakfast on 15/10/1996 was declined. Includes information on the RACGP Convention; correspondence on topic of address, travel and payment arrangements; thank you letters; Victorian GP newsletter Number 22 December 1996 with report of Greer address, 'Greer hits five star doctors for six'. Correspondents: Germaine Greer; Carol Horne (for Germaine Greer); Bernard Pearn-Rowe, Chairman, Organising Committee; Victoria Scott, Aitken & Stone; Trish Zanotto, Conference Manager, Congress West; Jenny McConnell, Chairperson, Education Committee, RACGP Convention; Frederic Constant, Aitken & Stone; Katie Clarke, Congress West; Andrea Johnson, Congress West; Lotte Newman, President, Royal College of General Practitioners (UK). Subjects: Lectures and lecturing; Conferences; Physicians (general practice); Medical profession; Mental illnessAccess StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2017.0009 Unit 0005

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CreatorGreer, GermaineRoleProvenance

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Date15 September 1995-December 1996

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Speaking: General Practitioners, [RACGP 39th Annual Scientific Convention & AGM, Perth], 15 October 1996