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Long Before the Anzacs April 25 Was the Day Women in Australia Got the Right to Vote
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- Women in South Australia voted for the first time on April 25, 1896, due to a Constitutional Amendment passed in 1894.
- The amendment also allowed women to sit in parliament, a world first.
- 70,000 women registered to vote after the amendment.
- Catherine Helen Spence became the first woman to stand for election in 1897.
- The Commonwealth Franchise Act of 1902 excluded many Aboriginal people from voting until 1962.
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