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in 1804 the whites had the right to shoot any aboriginals on their property. Aborigibnals were resisting white people settling.
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on the 31st of October 1827 there was the first womens riot(fight).
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In 1890 the first registered Australian female doctor.
The name was Constance Stone.
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In 1901 the commonwealth of Australia was formed. Aboriginals were not classed as citzens.
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Idea was passed about letting women .
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First female parliamentary candidates. The names were Vida Goldstein and Nellie Martel and Maryn Ann Moore Bentley and Selian Anderson.
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Women could vote in federal election. The suffragettes were formed and tried to fight for the women righs.
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In 1912 the meternity allowance act. They got given 5 pounds
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World war 1 women got to complete some jobs in workforce whilst men were out at war but could only do some jobs not many.
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In 1915 South Australia and NSW appoint the furst female police officers.
The names were Kate Cooks and Annie Ros.
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In 1919 the minimum wage for womens work set at 54% of the male wage. e.g men got $100 women got $54.
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In 1922 the CWA(Country Women's Association) was formed and was the first women's fundraising.
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In 1925 the first female speaker spoke in NSW.
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In 1941 the federal government gave the appproval for women to join the work force. By the mid 1943 there were over 46,000 Australian women in services.
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In 1942 The widdows' pensions were introduced.
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In 1943 the Australian Women's Confrence for victory in war and victory in peace, the largest women's confrence held in Australia, gave delegates a forum un which to articulste thier demands for equal status and equal opportunity and for improvements in health, eductaion and child care.
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In 1943 the first women was elected to federal parliment.
The names were Enid Lyons and Dorothy Tangney.
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In 1949 the aboriginals voted if they were enrolled in stae ellections.
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in 1962 all women were finaly able to vote.
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All aboriginal people were given the right to vote in commonwealth ellections. The aboriginals now vote in all ellections
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In 1967 was the first native welfare conferance. The aboriginals had the same rights as white Australians and they could live anywhere in Australia not just in certain places.
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In 1972 the tent embassy was established outside of the parliment house. Aboriginals were known as a citizen not under the flora and fauna act.
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In 1985 Uluru was handed back to the aboriginal people. The aboriginals started to do their dance and ceremony's again.
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In 1990 the first female to win a gold medal.
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In 1991 was when the first female in politics was introduced.
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In 1999 there was an equal opportunity for women in the workplace Act
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In 2007 the first female deputy prime minister.
The name was Julia Gillard.
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In 2008 the first female governer general of Australia.
The name was Quentin Bryce.
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In 2008 prime minister Kevin Rudd said sorry to stolen generation.
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In 2010 the first female prime minister of Australia.
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In 2013 the first female aboriginal women to hsve a seat in the federsl parliment.
The name was Nova Peris