what age can a woman retire in australia?
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 Presented with a jewelled brooch as a farewell gift by her fellow officers , Stevenson asked that its value instead be put towards a scholarship for an ex @-@ WAAAF member to study social work at the University of Sydney . The WAAAF itself , the first and largest of Australia 's wartime women 's services , was disbanded on 30 September 1946 . It was succeeded in 1950 by a new organisation with a separate charter to the RAAF , the Women 's Royal Australian Air Force ( WRAAF ) . WRAAF members achieved a pay scale equal to the male service in 1972 , and five years later were integrated with the RAAF . 

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 Whitlam joined three other former prime ministers in February 2008 in returning to Parliament to witness the Federal Government apology to the Aboriginal Stolen Generations by the then prime minister Kevin Rudd . On 21 January 2009 , Whitlam achieved a greater age ( 92 years , 195 days ) than any other prime minister of Australia , surpassing the previous record holder Frank Forde . On the 60th anniversary of his marriage to Margaret Whitlam , he called it " very satisfactory " and claimed a record for " matrimonial endurance " . In 2010 , it was reported that Whitlam had moved into an aged care facility in Sydney 's inner east in 2007 . Despite this , he continued to go to his office three days a week . Margaret Whitlam remained in the couple 's nearby apartment . In early 2012 she suffered a fall there , leading to her death in hospital at age 92 on 17 March of that year , a month short of the Whitlams ' 70th wedding anniversary . 

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 All women are married , or if not yet , they will be and all women will have children . 

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 In common with many other developed countries , Australia is experiencing a demographic shift towards an older population , with more retirees and fewer people of working age . In 2004 , the average age of the civilian population was 38 @.@ 8 years . A large number of Australians ( 759 @,@ 849 for the period 2002 – 03 ; 1 million or 5 % of the total population in 2005 ) live outside their home country . 

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 The demobilisation of the military included disbanding the female branches of the three services . The Women 's Royal Australian Naval Service , Australian Women 's Army Service and Women 's Auxiliary Australian Air Force had been formed during 1941 and 1942 to enable women to serve in the military but were disbanded during 1947 , with military service being again restricted to men . Demobilised service women were provided with similar assistance to male members of the military , but were placed under pressure to return to traditional family roles . 
