THE Southern Women’s Action Network (SWAN) have celebrated their 30th anniversary with the launch of a new book – Where SWANs Soar – together with a portrait photo exhibition featuring SWAN members over time. SWAN is the longest running volunteer led women’s organisation in Victoria – some say, in Australia. It has been dedicated to striving for social justice on the Mornington Peninsula and greater Frankston since 1996. The launch was attended by many SWAN members, including three of the Founders, Fran Rule, Maureen McPhate and Judith Couacaud-Graley, as well as shire councillor Kate Roper and Jodie Belyea, Federal MP…

