Kerren Clark

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Kerren Clark

Kerren Clark is Government and stakeholder relations expert, communications professional, non-executive director, Melbourne.

Education

  • University of Melbourne, Grad DipHealth and Medical Law. 2001 - 2003.
  • Monash University, BScScience, 1988 - 1993

Broadside Weekly

Broadside News, number 3, June 17, 1992, page 15

An addition to the alternative media is due to appear this week with the first issue of a new paper, Broadside Weekly.

Described as "an independent, broadly based left and progressive weekly", Broadside will be formally launched in Sydney on June 5.

Proposals for the project were initiated in the second half of 1990. The new paper has a supporters' association headed by a board consisting of Brian Aarons, Anthony Albanese, Wendy Bacon, Peter Barrack, Meredith Burgmann, Wendy Caird, Patricia Caswell, Kerren Clark, Tony Cooke, Drew Hutton, Ron Knowles, Stuart MacIntyre, Tom McDonald, Peter Murphy, Carmel Shute, John Sutton, Lindsay Tanner, Jo Vallentine and Roger Woock.[1]


Clark was an ALP member , and a student and feminist activist at Monash University.

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