Women in Aotearoa
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Women have made their mark in Aotearoa through sports, the boardroom, politics and also as academics, writers, leaders and artists. Research how feminist movements fought for voting rights, equal pay and gender equality. SCIS no. 1809162
A poem for Whina Cooper
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Our Wāhine
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Māori Women's Welfare League established
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Ministry for Women
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Te Rōpū Wāhine Māori Toko i te Ora = Maori Women's Welfare League Inc.
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Two Women's Army Auxiliary Corps officers
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Women teaching preschoolers Māori language
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Pay equity protest
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Mabel Voss and her Morris Cowley, 1929
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Dame Patsy Reddy sworn in as Governor General
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Māori Women's Welfare League minutes
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Women’s health: Māori women’s health activism
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Made in New Zealand - Margaret Mahy
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Break the bias: Women in the community
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Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow
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Storybook app: Turikatuku — Te wahine taki wairua
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Māori language course petition
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Women telephonists
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Wāhine o te Pāremata Women of Parliament
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Women working in a factory during World War 2
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Maud Basham
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Prime Minister Helen Clark: breaking the glass ceiling
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Politician Chlöe Swarbrick challenges the boomer generation
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Women surf lifesavers
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150 Women in 150 Words
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Personal grooming: women’s hair
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Nuku Women
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Women and the vote
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Hinetitama by Robyn Kahukiwa
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Five Māori painters at Auckland Art Gallery
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United Women's convention
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Rape
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Women of Influence alumni
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Social security certificate
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Women's cricket England v N.Z.
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Baby record by Plunket Society
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Kei roto i ō tātou toto – It's in our blood
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Gender inequalities: Politics and citizenship
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Kate Sheppard
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Katherine Mansfield
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Gender pay gap
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Porgi Amor by Dame Kiri Te Kanawa
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Women in the archives
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National Council of Women of New Zealand
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Jean Batten
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Ettie Rout
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Pasifika, Māori women taking up tools to join trades industry
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Growing up Kiwi: Sophie's story of a New Zealand childhood
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Women in police
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War stories
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Maid with jug
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Bicycles in New Plymouth
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School Journal illustrations
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Occupation book by Mary Hitchcock
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Scene outside a house
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Mangawhai Women’s Festival 1987
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From civil death to separate property
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Joan Wiffen
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The Women’s Suffrage Petition
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2017 Women’s March
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Carmen's new passport
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Ngatu: Keeping the tradition alive
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A sporting chance
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Beyond Kate
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Conversations: Lifting our voices
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Workers celebrate historic $2 billion pay equity settlement
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FLAPPERS (Wanganui Chronicle, 02 April 1919)
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Women's Suffrage
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Famous New Zealanders
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Success
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Benee and her Mum
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Black Fern reveals struggle to stay in the game
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Tokyo Olympics: Black Ferns captain on gold win
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Standing on the Shoulders
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Rutu by Rita Angus
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Measurement and data
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