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- Season 27 A Farewell To Benedict
- Season 27 The New Pope: What Australians Want
- Season 27 Patrick: The Renegade Saint
- Season 27 Beating Cyberbullying
- Season 27 Horse Power
- Season 27 White Smoke a New Pope
- Season 27 Rags and Riches
- Season 27 My Kidney and Me
- Season 27 The Bells of St Leonard's
- Season 27 Best Buddies
- Season 27 Holy Switch (Part 1)
- Season 27 Holy Switch (Part 2)
- Season 27 Holy Switch (Part 3)
- Season 27 Stumbling in Hillary's Footsteps
- Season 27 Britain's Wicca Man
- Season 27 Islam Outback
- Season 27 Hey Big Spender
- Season 27 Fashion and Faith: Muslim Style
- Season 27 Archie Roach
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Hare Krishnas
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Charismatics
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Kibbutzim
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Girl Guides
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Orange People
- Season 27 Whatever Happened To... The Freemasons
- Season 27 Resilience
- Season 27 Who Foster Cares
- Season 27 Why I'm Still... Muslim
- Season 27 Why I'm Still... Jewish
- Season 27 Why I'm Still... Catholic
- Season 27 Saved For Good
- Season 27 Mary & Mohammad
- Season 27 Colm Toibin - Mary, Catholics & Ireland
- Season 27 Life, Hope, Dreams
- Season 27 Helping Hands
- Season 27 Raw Faith: Part 1
- Season 27 Raw Faith: Part 2
- Season 27 Ifrah
- Season 27 Lifers: Part 1
- Season 27 Lifers: Part 2
Compass - Season 27 Episode 23 Whatever Happened To... The Girl Guides
0.00 30 minutes The Girl Guides began in Britain 100 years ago when a band of girls gate-crashed a Boy Scouts Rally in London demanding a group of their own. The movement spread worldwide and in its Australian heyday boasted 80 000 members helping shape a whole generation of girls, now women. Today Girl Guides still go camping and learn outdoor skills, but they are also focused on climate change, poverty, body image and preventing bullying. And, among its newer members are young Muslim girls. So, what values lie at the heart of this 100 year old girls-own group? In a time of gender equality, where anything’s possible for a modern Australian girl, what is its enduring appeal?
