The Woman Voter, established in 1909 by the Women's Political Association in Melbourne, Victoria, is a pioneering newspaper dedicated to women's rights and suffrage. It played a crucial role in advancing women's political engagement during the campaign for women's voting rights in Australia. The publication features a diverse array of content, including articles on politics, social issues, and women’s achievements, fostering a sense of community and empowerment. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Woman Voter starting 1911, with 1,284 scans available in total. This archive provides a valuable resource for discovering historical figures and events, as well as connections to your own family history. Renowned for its advocacy and journalistic integrity, the Woman Voter remains an influential source reflecting its ongoing commitment to amplifying women's voices in society. Dive into history and uncover the impactful stories within these pages.