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Inquiry - Nothing Venture, Nothing Gain
Inquiry - Nothing Venture, Nothing Gain
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1974 Documentary
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This edition of the 1970s current affairs show sees reporter Joe Coté investigating women in politics. A potted history of the trailblazers — from suffragist Kate Sheppard to Māori MP Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan (first to have a baby while in office) — leads to wide-ranging conversations with contemporary women in politics. Future Christchurch mayor Vicki Buck (here a 19-year-old council candidate) and others from across the spectrum, talk about ongoing struggles for equality: education, empowerment, abortion, childcare support, and the ‘old boys’ network.
A good example [of sexism] is when the space agency said that they couldn’t have women astronauts, because in a situation of weightlessness their breasts would float around ... and distract the male astronauts.– Phillida Bunkle, Victoria University Women’s Studies lecturer
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Topics
- 70s
- abortion
- cath tizard
- cathy wilson
- collective action
- doris nicholson
- dorothy jelicich
- elizabeth mccomb
- feminism
- feminist
- gerard wall
- helen carmichael
- hilda ross
- housewife
- jim anderton
- kate sheppard
- kay goodger
- mabel howard
- mary batchelor
- maternity leave
- onehunga
- parliament buildings
- pregnancy
- seventies
- sydenham
- trade union
- upper hutt
- vicky buck
- wainuiomata
- whetu tirikatene sullivan
- whetu tirikatene-sullivan