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This
school resource is part of the 110th anniversary commemorations of the
granting of the right to vote to New Zealand women. The Landmarks
Project Trust developed the Landmarks and the Trail of Light to
celebrate achievements for and by New Zealand women. That material is
reproduced in this resource by kind permission of the Landmarks Project
- Celebrating Women Trust and the author Barbara Mabbett.
A memorial to the part that
women have played in the social, economic, cultural, and spiritual
development of New Zealand can be visited at the Wellington Cathedral
of St Paul, Molesworth Street.
The Ministry of Education would
like to thank those who contributed their time and expertise to the
development of this website.
Content development: Emma Beale, Raewyn Gregory, Barbara Mabbett, Pam O’Connell, Nigel Snookes, Sue Tetley, Steve Watters, and Bronwyn Wood
Writer: Pat Quinn
Site design: Boost New Media
www.boost.co.nz
Developed: 2003 for the Ministry of Education by Learning Media Limited, Box 3293, Wellington, New Zealand
www.learningmedia.co.nz
This
website is copyright © Crown 2003, except for the text in the timeline,
biographies, and landmarks, which is copyright © 2003 The Landmarks
Project Trust, PO Box 12 044, Wellington, New Zealand, and the
photographs, which are referenced where they appear. Thanks to the
Alexander Turnbull Library, Archives New Zealand, Auckland City
Libraries, Government House, Justine Lord, Ministry of Justice, the
“New Zealand Herald”, the Office of the Prime Minister, Photography by
Woolf, Puke Ariki, and the “Waikato Times”.
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