Three inspirational women joined forces to examine past, current and future social and political women’s issues.

In 1972 Germaine Greer – author of The Female Eunuch (1970) – took New Zealand by storm when her visit and visionary thinking inspired thousands. Sandra Coney is a health campaigner best known for her co-authorship of The Unfortunate Experiment – alleging women at Auckland’s National Women’s Hospital had been experimented on without their consent. Marilyn Waring is a human rights and environmental activist, writer and academic. In 1975 Waring, at 23, was the youngest member of the New Zealand Parliament. Judy McGregor chaired.