Banking, capital, credit, investing and earning – how have women accessed and controlled money in Australasia in the last 200 years? This symposium includes a wide range of papers from historians and business academics, including on women and Superannuation, Chinese businesswomen, Aboriginal property owners, and the ways women have invested money, learned money management through charity, dealt with divorce, and created side hustles across Australia and New Zealand.

Program available here

Conference Dinner: at the Arthouse Hotel in Pitt St.Cost $50 per person, not including drinks (registrations for dinner close 8 July)

Come and join the conversation in person or online. There are limited in-person spaces. Online details will be sent to registered participants.

In person Registrations close 10 July 2024

Online Registrations close 14 July 2024

Contact the host of Making, Spending, Saving: Women and Money in Australasia