The Constitution (Female Suffrage) Act granted women the right to vote and to stand for parliament. This included Aboriginal women. South Australia was the first Australian colony to give women these rights.
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The Constitution (Female Suffrage) Act granted women the right to vote and to stand for parliament. This included Aboriginal women. South Australia was the first Australian colony to give women these rights.
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