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elsie is an iPhone and Android app for Curtin University students. It offers a mobile portal into your Curtin life, giving easy access to your: Timetable. Academic calendar. Unit outlines. Official communications. Email. Assessments. Exams. Teaching contacts. Library. Campus map. Accessing elsie. Download elsie now via Google Play or the App Store.
26 de sept. de 2023 · Elsie is an app for Curtin University students. It offers a mobile portal into your Curtin life, giving easy access to your timetable, academic calendar, unit outlines, assessments, exams,...
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Elsie Curtin CBE (née Needham; 4 October 1890 – 24 June 1975) was the wife of John Curtin, the 14th Prime Minister of Australia. Biography. Curtin was born in Ballarat, Victoria to parents Annie and Abraham Needham. From 1898 to 1910, she lived in Cape Town, Cape Colony (now Western Cape, South Africa).
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By Professor David Black, JCPML Historical Consultant. Elsie Curtin, wife of Australia’s wartime Prime Minister John Curtin, was born in Ballarat, Victoria on 4 October 1890, one of three children and the only daughter of Abraham Needham and Annie (nee Hosking).
Elsie Needham and Curtin conducted a 5-year courtship, mostly by correspondence. Elsie was 27 when she married Curtin in Perth on 21 April 1917. She travelled to the other side of the continent to make a life with her new husband, far away from her family in Hobart and his in Melbourne.
Curtin, Elsie . (1890 – 1975) . Born 4 October, 1890, Ballarat Victoria Australia . Died 24 June, 1975, Cottesloe Western Australia Australia . Occupation Community worker . Download content . Summary . Elsie Curtin maintained an interest in social issues and politics throughout her entire life.
Elsie Curtin CBE ( de soltera Needham; 4 de octubre de 1890 - 24 de junio de 1975) fue la esposa de John Curtin, el decimocuarto primer ministro de Australia. Curtin nació en Ballarat, Victoria de padres Annie y Abraham Needham. De 1898 a 1910 vivió en Ciudad del Cabo, República de Sudáfrica (ahora Sudáfrica).
