Did you know…
In 1863, the state of Victoria allowed everyone on the municipal rolls to vote, which included women; who voted in the 1864 general election. This was regarded as a mistake by the men in government, and the law was changed to exclude women in 1865. It then took another 40 years before women got the vote again – first federally, then in each of the states individually.
People fought for these and other rights. You now have the power to choose for what you believe is right.
Please use your electoral right to vote. It’s important.
Aunt Madge's Suitcase was a really fun activity! The children were really interested in all the places she travelled to,…
Indi Alford, Teacher