Thanks to our members, guests, sponsors, supporters, speakers and everyone who attended and helped make our 2024 Long Lunch so memorable. We definitely felt the energy and excitement in the …
Gallery: RRR Women Ekka Long Lunch 2024
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Congratulations to all our 2021 RRR Women’s Award winners!
Our RRR Women’s Awards 2021 has been run and won and was a time for us to celebrate our winners’ contributions to their communities, businesses, and industries within RRR. The …
Rural Regional & Remote Women Honoured with Awards
Women living in rural, regional and remote areas of Queensland will be celebrated at a Gala Dinner atQRRRWN’s Annual Conference in Dalby on 23 October 2021. For close to a …
QRRRWN ‘Ladies in Beef’ Special address by Dr Robyn Littlewood, the CEO of Health & Wellbeing Queensland
Thursday 6 May QRRRWN hosted a luncheon sponsored by Health and Wellbeing QLD – Ladies in Beef: Leading from the Front focussed on what it means to Lead from the Front as …
QRRRWN ‘Ladies in Beef’ 5 Day Celebration of Women in Agriculture & the Beef Industry, Rockhampton May 2021, James Lawrence Pavilion
The Queensland Rural Regional and Remote Women’s Network (QRRRWN) is hosting 4 days of events in Rockhampton from Monday 3 May to Friday 7 May 2021 during Beef Australia 2021 …
Dalby to host QRRRWN Annual Conference from 22-24 October 2021
The issues and achievements of women who live in rural, regional and remote Queensland communities will be squarely in the spotlight at a conference hosted in Dalby, in Queensland’s Western …
Queensland Rural, Regional & Remote Women to reap the benefits from Leadership & Development Program
Queensland’s rural, regional and remote women’s potential will be boosted by an ambitious new initiative supported by the Australian Government’s Women’s Leadership and Development Program. The three-year project TripleR Qld Women …
Julie Mayne, one of our Directors, starred on My Way on Channel 9
Few people understand the pressures of living and working on the land quite like Julie Mayne. Few people understand the pressures of living and working on the land quite like …
