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November 21, 2021

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Maddy Connors wants to grow her Fierce Tidda Club into a social enterprise producing the first Aboriginal-owned and designed period products.Credit:Sigrid Petersen

Women who had jobs were more than twice as likely to be working part-time than men, and 1.14 million more women than men weren’t in…

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