Peg Lusink was a Justice of the Family Court of Australia for 13 years during which time she was appointed as Judge Administrator of the Dandenong Registry of the Court for four years. She resigned from the Court in 1988 and in 1990 moved to Queensland to be a Professor of Law at Bond University.

2018年11月20日 · Peg Lusink AM (LLB 1965) knows a thing or two about the law. She was the first Victorian woman to be appointed to a superior court of record when she was made a judge on the newly-established Family Court in 1976. Her mother Joan Rosanove was the state’s first female QC. A career in the law was not always on the cards, however.

Peg Lusink was the first Victorian woman appointed to the Judiciary and also the second woman appointed to the Family Court, when it began operations in 1976. Prior to her judicial appointment, Peg was a Partner at Corr and Corr, working principally in …

Margaret (Peg) Lusink AM (b. 1922), retired barrister and judge, was born in Tocumwal, New South Wales, and educated in Melbourne. At sixteen she was articled to her mother, Joan Rosanove – Victoria's first female barrister and first female QC.

Angela's mother-in-law is Margaret (Peg) Lusink, first Victorian woman appointed as a judge to a superior court and Peg's mother was Joan Lusink, who became Victoria's first woman Queen's Council in 1965. Now that's a family for inspired women!

Lusink, Margaret, interviewee Online Access: National Library of Australia digitised item Access Conditions: Access open for research, personal copies and public use. Description: 2015; 6 sound files (approximately 7 hr. 36 min.) Series: Trailblazing women …

Her daughter Margaret "Peg" Lusink was later to become Victoria's first woman Family Court judge. Norma O'Connor was the first woman to win the prestigious Supreme Court prize for law students in 1949. In 1951, she was the fourth woman to …

In 2019 ATW weaver Pamela Joyce wove a portrait of one of Melbourne's foremost trail-blazing women of law, The Hon Margaret Lusink AM. This family-focused commission is an interpretation of a photographic portrait that carries great personal significance.

Justice Margaret (Peg) Luslink The late Lillian Lieder QC and Betty King QC (now Justice King, Supreme Court of Victoria) joined the Bar in the mid-1970s. In 1992, they were the first women barristers practising in criminal law to take silk.

Peg Lusink interviewed by Kim Rubenstein in the Trailblazing women and the law oral history project Repository National Library of Australia, Oral History and Folklore Collection Reference ORAL TRC 6535/35 Date Range 24-Jul-15 - 11-Aug-15 …