Australian women who were British subjects, 21 years and older, gained the right to vote in:

	Voting Rights	Right to stand for Parliament
South Australia	1895	1895
Western Australia	1899	1920
Australia (Commonwealth)	1902	1902
New South Wales	1902	1918
Tasmania	1903	1921
Queensland	1905	1915
Victoria	1908	1923

In 1962 the right to vote in federal elections was granted to Australian Aboriginal women who, together with Australian Aboriginal men, had been specifically excluded from the franchise in Australia by the Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902.

Source: AUSFOLIO Volume 2, Number 1 SOCOM Educational Resources 1993.