Ngā wāhine kaipakihi: He tirohanga

Our Wahine is an exciting new project by New Zealand artist Kate Hursthouse (www.katehursthouse.com) who is illustrating 125 women from New Zealand’s history.

Celebrate International Women's day Join us for a lunchtime viewing of the IWD 2018 Parliamentary breakfast presentations. BYO lunch or arrive early to purchase your lunch from HOME café.

To start our year of Suffrage 125 activities, we're celebrating the achievements and diversity of New Zealand women – from 1893 to 2018 – and looking ahead to the opportunities and challenges of the future. Join us for discussion and Q+A with a panel of inspiring women.

Writers & Readers 2018 honours women, their words and their power to change, in a celebratory gala on International Women’s Day – marking 125 years of New Zealand suffrage.

Giant Sisters is a series of inspiring podcasts that celebrates, records and shares phenomenal women's stories, in their words, their voices, their thoughts, their hopes and their dreams.

Dedicated to exploring women’s suffrage and the women’s rights movement, discover the stories of women who have and are making a difference for all people in Aotearoa New Zealand.

New Zealand Poet Laureate Selina Tusitala Marsh performs her epic “The Queen’s Sequence”. With Paula Green as Chair she will be joined by poets Tusiata Avia, Serie Barford, and Jenny Bornholdt to share selected readings.

Mother and daughter, Sulieti Fieme’a Burrows and Tui Emma Gillies traveled to Falevai in the Kingdom of Tonga to rekindle a lost tradition and came back with a delicate meditation on women’s work.

By giving women a completely unadulterated platform to tell their stories and spread their message, KSPW is hoping to inspire people to work towards a fairer and more equitable society.