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Edith Cowan was a pioneering Australian social reformer and politician whose election to the Western Australian Legislative Assembly in 1921 made her the first woman to serve in any Australian parliament. Throughout her career she championed the rights of women and children, advocating for improved welfare legislation, health services, and equal opportunities in education. Her legacy is so significant that her image graces the Australian fifty-dollar note, making her the only woman other than the Queen to appear on Australian currency.

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