The day Māori women first got to vote – as told by some creepy guy

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The day Māori women first got to vote – as told by some creepy guy

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Aren't Can't Don't: 125 years after New Zealand women won the right to vote, we take a look at what the first polling day looked like for Māori women... sort of. Today is the 125th anniversary of women taking to the polls to vote in the general election for the first ti...

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28 November 2018

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Azaria Howell

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https://thespinoff.co.nz/atea/28-11-2018/the-day-maori-women-first-got-to-vote-as-told-by-some-cr...

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