Bendigo young citizen of the year Khayshie Tilak-Ramesh takes part in inaugural Joan Kirner leadership program

Mark Kearney
Updated November 20 2017 - 4:20pm, first published 2:45pm
LEAD THE WAY: Khayshie Tilak-Ramesh is one of 20 young women to take part in the inaugural Joan Kirner leadership program. Picture: NONI HYETT
LEAD THE WAY: Khayshie Tilak-Ramesh is one of 20 young women to take part in the inaugural Joan Kirner leadership program. Picture: NONI HYETT

Just because Australian women enjoy a quality of life better than those in less fortunate countries does not mean they should stop pushing for equality, Bendigo’s young citizen of the year has said. 

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Mark Kearney

Mark Kearney

Journalist

Journalist. Traveller. Pop culture connoisseur. Mark is passionate about education, the arts and social justice, especially stories affecting the LGBTI community.

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