Dorothy Tangney
Dorothy Tangney was a pioneering Australian politician who made history as the first woman elected to the Australian Senate in 1943. Representing the Labor Party, her election marked a significant milestone in Australian politics, paving the way for future female politicians. Tangney was known for her advocacy on issues such as social justice and women's rights, and she served in the Senate until her retirement in 1965. Her legacy continues to inspire generations of women in public service.
Born on Sep 24, 1923 (102 years old)
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The statue will be within sight of the most recent statue, that of the first women to sit in parliament, Dorothy Tangney and Dame Enid Lyons.
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