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Feminism in Australia
Feminism in Australia is the organized movement for women's equality, beginning with colonial suffrage campaigns in the 1880s; white women won the federal vote in 1902, and from the 1970s feminists worked closely with the state.
Feminism in New Zealand
Feminism in New Zealand spans from the 1893 Electoral Act, the world's first legal women's suffrage in a self-governing country, to three women Prime Ministers and parliamentary parity reached in 2022.
Feminism in the Pacific Islands
Feminism in the Pacific Islands covers women's movements across Oceania, from early Pitcairn Island suffrage in 1838 to the first Pacific Women's Conference in Suva in 1975.