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Australia

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Find more entries in the Australian National Dictionary of Biography lists here.

A

• Catherine Anderson – Rhodes Scholar

B

• Lyndall Bailye, businesswoman, founder of Good Shot clothing line; may be non-notable? [1]
• Shona Bass, soccer player ref
• Debra Bonshore, soccer player
• Jeanette Buckham, educator
• Catherin Bull, professor
• Sabine Buschmann, soccer player
• Sue Buswell, soccer player
• Connie Byrnes, soccer player

C

• Susan Margaret Campbell, businesswoman
• Rebecca Cannon, artist
• Dalys Carmody, soccer player
• Jill Alison Crommelin – Journalist in Perth in the 1970s; may be non-notable, cannot find many sources e.g. [2]

E

• Jennifer Ephraim (née Omodei; Class of 1961), artist

F

• Julia Teresa Flynn – Educationist

G

• Samantha Gall (née Maxwell; Class of 1992), educator; seems to be non-notable, cannot find sources on her

K

• Deborah Kinnear cyclist & winner 1987 & 88 Australian National Road Race Championships

L

• League of Women Voters (Australia)

M

• Linda Meadows cyclist & winner 1978 & 79 Australian National Road Race Championships
• Jill Christine Monk, businesswoman - does not seem to be notable.

N

• Elizabeth Nickolls, law - does not seem to be notable.

P

• Susan J. Patrick

S

• Kristy Scrymgeour cyclist 1996 Criterium Champion 1999 Time Trial Champion

T

• Tanja Jade Thompson, artist

V

• Paula Voce, journalist - does not seem to be notable (newsreader for local TV news, not national)

W

• Helen Ware (academic)
• The Working Women's Trades Union, trade union founded 1890 in South Australia

Cook Islands

• The canoeists listed here have participated in regional games. May not meet GNG.
• Paulina Beddoes, canoeing
• Tara Cummings, canoeing
• Teokotai Cummings, canneing
• Anne Patricia Fisher, canoeing
• Vaea Melvin, canoeing
• Tuangaru Jean Rimatuu, canoeing
• Priscilla Elmay Viking, golf (might not pass notability requirements, seems to have only played in 1 or 2 regional events?)

Easter Island

• Ana Eva Hei, wife of Atamu Tekena
• Viriamo, mother of Juan Tepano and native elder

Federated States of Micronesia

• Yuri Gouland/Yuri K. Gouland, women's rights - please add sources if known, cannot find anything

Fiji

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• Elenoa Korowaqa, judoka
• Sisilia Lewamoqe, judoka
• Mereani Naioba, judoka
• Usenia Naulu, judoka
• Ana Navira, judoka
• Maria Rova, artist (May not meet notability guidelines as her art is not held in the permanent collections of any art galleries or museums)
• Miki Wali

French Polynesia

• Clariza Lucas, of Kura Ora organisation to support victims of nuclear testing (cannot find lengthy sources, only one-liners)
• Bimbo (chanteur) - singer
• Haamoetini Lagarde
• Teura Tarahu-Atuahiva
• Emma Maraea
• Angeline Tregoat - swimmer
• Béatrice Chansin - minister for women (2013)
• Dylma Aro - MP
• Irmine Tehei - musician / composer
• Leila Marmouyet - women's football pioneer
• Maeva Bourgade - MP
• Manolita Ly - minister for women (2013- 2014)
• Patricia Amaru - MP
• Teumere Atger-Hoi - MP
• Yseult Butcher-Ferry - MP

Guam

https://www.guampedia.com/biographies/women-in-guam-history-2/

• Fo’na,
• Bartola Garrido,
• Gertrude Costenoble Hornbostel,
• Maria Arceo Ulloa,
• Maria Palomo Ada,
• Elena Cruz Benavente,
• Amanda Guzman Shelton,
• Mary Essie Underwood,
• Concepcion Cruz Barrett,
• Mariana Leon Guerrero Lujan,
• Elizabeth Perez Arriola,
• Beatrice Flores Emsley,
• Emilie Green Johnston,
• Rosa Perez Salas,
• Cecilia Cruz Bamba,
• Clotilde Castro Gould,
• Lucia Fernandez Torres,
• Candelaria Taitano Rios,
• Gloria Borja Nelson,
• Rita Guevara Sablan

Hawaii

A

• Lizzie Alohikea, musician and performer
• Ann Asakura, founder of "Temari Center for Asian and Pacific Arts"
• Angeles Mangaser Avecilla, social worker and educator

C

• Julia K. Chilton, musician and performer
• Agnes C. Conrad, historian and archivist

E

• Marjorie Sinclair Edel (1913-2005), writer

(Marjorie Putnam Sinclair Edel) UofH page

F

• Cathy Foy-Mahi, actress, Miss Hawaii 1974

H

• Marjorie Wong Hee, painter
• Bernice Hirai, koto player (full name: Bernice Kisako Yamagata Hirai)

I

• Kiyoko Hino Imamura, founder of Japanese language school, religious leader

K

• Anne Sinclair Knudsen, landholder
• Faye Komagata, founder of Hawaii Matsuri Taiko

L

• Albertine Loomis, historian and missionary descendant
• Cherilla Lillian Lowrey, civic leader?
• Athena Geracimos Lycurgus, hotel entrepreneur and community leader

M

• Mary Maihiai, alleged Hawaiian centenarian
• Osame Manago , hotel owner
• Vincentia McCormick, Catholic sister who went to Kalaupapa with Mother Marianne Cope
• Kathleen Dickenson Mellen, writer
• Jayne Miho, seamstress
• Marie Nakanishi Milks, judge
• Mary Kauakahi Moku, first female Hawaiian ordained as a minister in Hawaii by the United Church of Christ

N

• Rose Nakamura, founder of Project Dana external link
• Yoshino Majikina Nakason, Okinawan Dance instructor
• Ann Yuri Namba, fashion designer
• Nalani Olds Napoleon, Hawaiian culturelist and performer
• Joanne Ninomiya, founder of JN Productions
• Shiho Nunes, author
• Lydia Rider Nye, author of The journal of a sea captain's wife, 1841-1845 : during a passage and sojourn in Hawaii and of a trading voyage to Oregon and California

O

• Merle Aiko Okawara, businesswoman
• Katsu Ogawa Okumura, founded the Okumura Boys and Girls Home with her husband Takie
• Ruth Ono, vice president of Queens Health systems, philanthropist (full name Ruth Yaeko Masunaga Ono)

P

• Toots Paka, Hawaiian musical performer
• Barbara Bennett Peterson, Professor of History at the University of Hawaii, specializing in women in Hawaiian history, and editor of Notable Women of Hawaii.
• Ida May Pope, first principal of Kamehameha School for girls

S

• Patsy Sumie Saiki, author
• Ellen Chiya Sayegusa, ikebana artist
• Abigail Willis Tenney Smith, first woman to establish a day school for Hawaiian children

T

• Chiyeko Takushi, first female insurance agent in Hawaii
• Barbara Tanabe, journalist interview
• Clarice B. Taylor, author of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin series "Tales About Hawaii" and writer of other works; obituaries:[3][4][5]

W

• Victoria Ward (Hawaii)
• Mary Persis Winne, educator
• Kam Yee Lee Wong, artist

Y

• Lillian Yajima, community leader article
• Janet Yamasaki, clothing manufacturer, worked with daughter Patty Yamasaki to create modern clothes from kimono at their store "Montsuki"
• Patty Yamasaki, fashion designer, worked with mother Janet Yamasaki to create modern clothes from kimono at their store "Montsuki"

New Caledonia

• Thérèse Pelletier, lawyer (please add sources, cannot find anything)
• Valentine Eurisouké
• Léontine Ponga
• Isabelle Lafleur
• Nathalie Brizard
• Hélène Iekawé
• Rusmaeni Sanmohamat
• Marie-Pierre Goyetche
• Nadia Heo
• Nina Julié
• Jeanne Tunica
• Ghislaine Arlie
• Évelyne Lèques
• Dominique Daly
• Corine David

Papua New Guinea

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A

• Jenny Albert, track - has competed at Pacific Games but not Commonwealth level. May not meet GNG.

G

• Miriam Goiye, track - has competed at Pacific Games but not Commonwealth level. May not meet GNG.

K

• Delilah Kami, highjump - has competed at Pacific Games but not Commonwealth level. May not meet GNG.
• Gwendolyn Kalupio, poet - please add sources as I can't find any.
• Rama Kumilgo, track - has competed at Oceania Games and Pacific Games but not Commonwealth level. May not meet GNG.

M

• Hilda Maddocks, lawyer

P

• Miriam Peni, track - has competed at Oceania Games but not Commonwealth level. May not meet GNG.

T

• Annie Topal, triple jump - bronze medallist at Pacific Games, not sure if this meets GNG?

Samoa

• Olive Auva'a, golf - has played at Pacific Games, may not meet GNG
• Kim Carruthers, tennis - has medalled at Pacific Games, may not meet GNG
• Fiona Ah Fook, squash - has played at Pacific Games, may not meet GNG
• Senetima Leavaiseeta, golf - Pacific Games level, may not meet GNG
• Lealofisaolefaleomalietoa Mavaeao, taekwondo - has competed at Pacific Games, may not meet GNG
• Leleaga Meredith, golf - Pacific Games level, may not meet GNG
• Taliai Mika, taekwondo - has competed at Pacific Games level but not Commonwealth, may not meet GNG
• Paula Schaafhausen, artist - don't think her body of work meets GNG:Artist as her work isn't part of any permanent collections of galleries
• Bronwyn Tavita Sesega, golf - has competed at Pacific Games level but not Commonwealth, may not meet GNG
• Luciana Meredith Thompson, squash - has competed at Pacific Games level but not Commonwealth, may not meet GNG

Solomon Islands

From Harry Greenwell's Being the First:

• Betty Fakarii (Malaita): Under Secretary (Reconciliation and Peace), Ministry of Unity since 2007; previously Private Secretary at Government House (2002-07)
• Emily Teaitala (Makira/Ulawa): Under Secretary (Correctional Services), Ministry of Police, National Security and Correctional Services since 2007
• Nairy Alamu (Western): Permanent Secretary to numerous departments between 1995 and 2008
• Nancy Legua (Ontong Java/Sikaiana): acting Under Secretary (Human Resources), Ministry of Public Service since 2007
• Taesi Sanga (East Malaita): Clerk to Parliament since 2001

Tonga

• Féao Latu, rugby player

Tuvalu

• Tapua Vavale Pasuna (WD)

Vanuatu

• Miller Elwin, volleyball player

Wallis and Futuna

• Marie-Louise Selui - politician 1