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To celebrate 125 years of women’s suffrage, Auckland Council Archives is publishing an online exhibition featuring female mayors and councillors that have served in Auckland local government.

An online exhibition celebrating a diverse range of illustrious, revolutionary, courageous, inspirational, empowering, luminous, innovative and influential women, from our collections of archived radio, television and film.

Stories from New Zealand women engineers from all walks of life, as they talk about what they do and their love of engineering with the help of the delightful children’s book, Rosie Revere, Engineer.

Join female politicians, the next generation of women leaders and musical guests on Suffrage Day as NCWNZ and Auckland Council honour the fight for gender equality in Aotearoa. Free entry.

Pioneering films made by women in the latter half of the 20th century in which the experiences of womanhood as formed by race, class, sexuality, and nationality were critically represented and deconstructed

Southern District Police are celebrating Suffrage 125. 57% of the signatures on the 1893 suffrage petition came from Southern Dunedin area. Initiatives run by our Women in Police will be shared on our Southern District Police Facebook & Instagram pages.

This exhibition, featuring images from the Auckland Libraries West Auckland Research Centre’s collection, celebrates a few of the many glorious women associated with West Auckland.

Help build artist Viv Davy’s installation by adding your message of peace and equality to doves made from recycled milk bottles.

It took more than a petition to gain Suffrage for women in Aotearoa. Many of the women who fought for the right to vote, first fought for the right to higher education for young women.