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This paper 'The role of women in Australian society ' will examine how the role of women has changed in Australian society, both in and outside of marriage, and how these roles have affected marriage and divorces in the last century.... This paper will examine how the roles of women have changed in Australian society, both in and outside of marriage, and how these roles have affected marriage and divorces in the last century.... The author explains that the largest change for women, in the realm of marriage, is the fact that patriarchy has shifted....
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