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    …as a copy girl at Australian Women’s Weekly magazine and later working as a reporter and then women’s editor at the Daily Telegraph. In 1971 she was recruited by media magnate Sir Frank Packer to create a new magazine for his company, and the following year, with Buttrose at the…

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