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SUMMARY:Join RRR Women at Jandowae Races
DESCRIPTION:We’re headed to Jandowae Races and we’d love you to join us! The day is a chance to connect with RRR Women and the Jandowae and Western Downs community in a relaxed and inclusive setting. There’s a seat for everyone at the RRR Women table at Jandowae Races 2026. \nTickets include return bus from Dalby to Jandowae (or you can meet us at the track)\, entry to the racecourse\, reserved seating in the Wine Bar area\, drink on arrival and a grazing board to share. \nEveryone welcome\, bring your friends and family. Members\, you can purchase extra tickets at the member price. \n\n\n \nJandowae Races is a highlight on the Queensland Autumn racing calendar\, featuring iconic relaxed country racing\, fashions on the field\, cash bar and food available to purchase\, entertainment and plenty of opportunities to connect with the Queensland racing community. We’re delighted to have support of the Jandowae Race Club to host our network at the 2026 race day. \nThe bus departs Pratten St Dalby at 11am and departs the race track at 5.30pm. \nNot a member? You can access the member price by joining here.
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SUMMARY:Toowoomba Long Lunch: Women and Wealth
DESCRIPTION:Join us for RRR Women’s Toowoomba Long Lunch: Women and Wealth; proudly sponsored by People First Bank and Braeside. \nIt’s a premium professional and personal development event designed to strengthen rural\, regional and remote Queensland womens’ financial literacy\, confidence\, and long-term economic security. \nFeaturing leading finance experts\, this high-value program will deliver practical\, evidence-based insights into budgeting\, superannuation\, and financial planning to support informed and confident decision-making. \nThis event is an ideal opportunity for organisations to invest in their teams. Bring your colleagues to connect with like-minded professionals\, expand networks\, and access mentoring opportunities that support leadership growth\, career advancement and personal development. \nGuests will enjoy a two-course long lunch and three-hour drinks package\, with lucky door prizes and raffles; all hosted in the marquee set within the garden surrounds of Toowoomba’s iconic Gips Restaurant. \nSecure your tickets today and support the financial empowerment of women in your workplace and community. Members\, use your discount code to access special pricing. Not a member? Join from just $66 to unlock member benefits.\n\n \nMeet the speakers  \nJoin MC Caitlin Crowley in conversation with our expert Women and Wealth panel to unpack practical examples of ‘what wealth means to you’ and high level financial literacy and economic security tactics for rural women. Guests will leave having learnt something new about  wealth\, financial literacy or economic security\, and with a tactic you can choose to implement right away to secure your wealth.   \nYou can join in the Q&A in this relatable\, genuine and approachable conversation\, and network with our experts over the afternoon.   \nMC: Caitlin Crowley\nCaitlin Crowley is an experienced journalist and MC whose work helps inform\, uplift and inspire audiences and spark critical conversations. Having spent more than a decade reporting on the issues shaping life in country Queensland\, Caitlin is driven by a genuine commitment to championing rural and regional Australia and the women redefining what’s possible in the bush.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nPanellist: Michelle McVeigh\nPartner\, BMO Dalby and RRR Women Treasurer\nDetermination\, high technical competence and empathy for clients are qualities that characterise BMO Business Centre Partner\, Michelle McVeigh. After Michelle completed her Bachelor of Business (Accounting)\, she launched her career working in accounting and finance in the cotton industry. In 1994\, Michelle joined BMO and went on to become a partner in 2008. She has extensive taxation and accounting experience\, is a specialist in self-managed super funds and has a strong interest in succession planning. At busy times in the office\, her calm nature is reassuring to both clients and the BMO team. Michelle enjoys the challenge of helping clients and their families balance good business decisions with their personal goals. Raised on the family farm at Jimbour\, Michelle has always had a connection with the land. With husband Andrew and their two sons\, they operate a grain property near Condamine. Michelle was named as an Australian finalist in the Women in Finance Awards for Regional Professional of the Year in 2021.  \nPanellist: Polly Saraiva\nState Manager Queensland\, Rabobank\nPollyana Saraiva is Rabobank’s State Manager for Queensland\, leading the bank’s rural banking operations across one of Australia’s most significant agricultural regions. With nearly 30 years of experience in financial services and food and agribusiness\, she brings deep expertise and a lifelong passion for supporting farming families and agricultural enterprises. Since joining Rabobank in 2007\, Pollyana has held a wide range of leadership and client -focused roles\, including Regional Manager for Rabobank International Brazil\, as well as branch manager and relationship manager positions. Before ta king on her current role in Queensland\, she spent six years in São Paulo as Head of Rural Banking for Rabobank’s Latin American business. In that capacity\, she led rural banking operations across Brazil\, Argentina\, Chile and Peru\, managing a team of more t han 200 people and a substantial multi-billion-dollar client portfolio. Pollyana’s connection to agriculture runs deep. The daughter of an agronomist\, she grew up on her family’s farm\, fostering a lifelong understanding of the realities\, challenges and opportunities of primary production. Prior to joining Rabobank\, she also spent nine years in credit roles with a major agribusiness corporation\, further strengthening her insights into agricultural finance. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration/Management from the Federal University of Uberlândia (Brazil). Passionate about supporting the ambitions of Rabobank’s clients\, Pollyana is committed to helping Queensland farmers grow their businesses\, invest in productivity\, adopt sustainable practices and build strong foundations for future generations. Now based in Queensland\, she brings extensive global experience and heartfelt dedication to one of Australia’s agricultural powerhouses. For Pollyana\, agribusiness is more than a career — it’s part of her life\, and she approaches her work with authenticity\, expertise and care.  \n \nPanellist: Cathy Hunt AM\nChair\, Women of the World Australia\nCathy Hunt AM is a mission-driven leader and change-maker in the cultural\, creative\, and community sectors. She champions cultural expression as key to solving societal challenges\, innovating to fill gaps and deliver impact and has extensive international experience in cultural project management\, planning and policy development. Cathy co-founded the WOW movement in Australia and has initiated 10 Festivals across the Country including directly producing 8 in Queensland. Cathy has always had a focus on the economic security of artists and women\, developing initiatives like the QuickstART microloan fund and investing in women led businesses. Through WOW Cathy has led conversations on this topic exploring all issues from financial literacy to intersecting policy debates such as on housing\, childcare\, and workplace culture\, whilst advocating that ‘A Man is not a Plan’. Recognised with an AM for services to arts\, culture\, and women\, she is committed to equity and inclusion and serves on various governance boards including Screen Queensland.  \nWith thanks to our supporters Quest Apartments Toowoomba who have a special offer on accomodation bookings for our Toowoomba Long Lunch guests. See details here.  \nAbout our events  \nRRR Women activities bring together women from diverse backgrounds to share knowledge\, build networks\, and develop leadership skills. \nRural\, Regional\, Remote Women’s Long Lunch is well-known as a purposeful\, community-building event designed to bring together women from across the region to strengthen professional networks\, share expertise\, and spark new opportunities for collaboration. \nBuilding on the success of the longest running event on the RRR Women calendar\, we’re hosting even more Long Lunches in 2026 – next stop Toowoomba! \nWith thanks to our generous Silent Auction Donors. More to be announced soon!
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SUMMARY:Rockhampton Long Lunch: Together we rise
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an inspiring afternoon at the RRR Women’s Rockhampton Long Lunch: Together we rise.  \nProudly supported by Community Underwriting\, Moah Creek Wind Farm\, Moore Australia and Stanwell. \nIt’s a vibrant community event designed to connect\, celebrate\, and empower women in business across the region. Over a relaxed and welcoming lunch\, you’ll have the chance to: \n\nNetwork with like-minded women and build meaningful professional relationships.\n\n\nCelebrate achievements and share experiences that spark collaboration and growth.\n\n\nGain insights from inspiring voices who have embraced collaboration as a pathway to success.\n\nThis event is all about creating opportunities\, building confidence\, and strengthening the networks that drive long-term success for rural and regional women. \nEnjoy a delicious lunch\, a welcome drink and the chance to participate in fundraising activities like a silent auction and raffle – all while supporting initiatives that empower women in business. \nWith thanks to our Rockhampton Long Lunch event supporter: Community Underwriting.  \nMembers\, use your discount code to unlock the special member price. Not a member? Join from just $66 to access the member price.\n \nAbout our events  \nRRR Women activities bring together women from diverse backgrounds to share knowledge\, build networks\, and develop leadership skills. \nRural\, Regional\, Remote Women’s Long Lunch is well-known as a purposeful\, community-building event designed to bring together women from across the region to strengthen professional networks\, share expertise\, and spark new opportunities for collaboration. \nBuilding on the success of the longest running event on the RRR Women calendar\, we’re hosting even more Long Lunches in 2026 – next stop Rockhampton! \nWith thanks to our generous Silent Auction Donors. More to be announced soon!
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SUMMARY:Brisbane Long Lunch: Bringing country and city together
DESCRIPTION:The RRR Women Annual Brisbane Long Lunch is back in 2026 | First-release tickets on sale now \nBringing country to city \nProudly sponsored by Moore Australia.  \nSpecial guest speaker to be announced soon! \nJoin us for the longest running event on the RRR Women calendar\, the RRR Women Brisbane Long Lunch \nSunday\, 9 August |  12pm to 3pm | Blackbird\, 123 Eagle Street\, Brisbane City \nIt’s a unique networking experience\, bringing together rural\, regional and remote members with city-based women to celebrate the opening weekend of the Ekka. \nJoin us in strengthening the ongoing tradition of bringing together communities\, fostering professional growth\, and celebrating women across Queensland. \nEnjoy a two-course long lunch\, three hour drinks package\, guest speaker and live auction all against the iconic Blackbird background. \nCome to meet women from across the state\, bring your friends or host a table. \n\n\n \nMembers\, use your discount code to unlock the special member price. Not a member? Join from just $66 to access the member price. \nWith thanks to our generous Silent Auction Donors. More to be announced soon!\n 
URL:https://qrrrwn.org.au/event/rrr-women-brisbane-long-lunch-2026-country-to-city/
LOCATION:Private: Blackbird Bar\, Riverside Centre\, 123 Eagle St\, Brisbane City\, QLD\, 4000\, Australia
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