- Gallery: State Parliament Delegation Luncheon
On the Green Deck at Parliament House, we brought together our members, network and delegates with MPs and Ministers representing all parts of Queensland Government in the first RRR Women State Parliament Delegation Luncheon. Connection and advocacy are RRR Women’s most important founding priorities and we … - Rural women to take their priorities to State Parliament this November
Women from Gladstone, Biloela, Kingaroy, Barcaldine, Bundaberg, Maryborough and Rockhampton will advocate for improved policy settings for rural, regional and remote Queensland women when they travel to Brisbane as part of a delegation to State Parliament next week. Led by Queensland Rural, Regional, Remote Women’s Network … - Gallery: 2025 Brisbane Long Lunch
With thanks to our members and guests for joining us on August 9 for the RRR Women 2025 Brisbane Long Lunch, sponsored by Moore Australia, and helping us to bring country and city together to celebrate the opening weekend of the Ekka. Events like this are a … - Journalist Pip Courtney joins the RRR Women Annual Brisbane Long lunch
Award winning journalist Pip Courtney will be the guest speaker at the Queensland Rural, Remote and Regional Women’s Network’s (RRR Women) Annual Brisbane Long Lunch this August. The event brings together rural, regional and remote members with city-based women to celebrate the opening weekend of the … - Future Queensland: Rural Womens Leadership Program
In 2025 RRR Women Partnered with Environmental Leadership Australia to deliver the inaugural Future Queensland: Rural Women’s Leadership Program. The 10 week program was for community leaders across rural, regional and remote Queensland who wanted to help shape the state’s future energy mix and helped build … - State Budget FY26: Financial literacy and economic participation key outcomes
Health and maternity services, skills, workforce participation and entrepreneurs investment and support to enhance womens economic security were key outcomes for our members in the FY26 State Budget. We attended the budget lockup at Parliament this month, to hear firsthand what’s in the budget for rural, … - Gallery: RRR Women Conference 2025 | Future Proofing Regional Queensland
RRR Women hosted close to 150 women in Rockhampton for the RRR Women 2025 Conference | Future Proofing Regional Queensland. Our guests, delegates and members heard from close to 40 speakers and presenters over 29 keynotes, welcomes, panel discussions and workshops on topics like womens economic … - New research shows how rural Queensland women recognise economic and service inequality and what impact it has on hope for the future New research shows rural, regional and remote Queensland women have poor access to essential services like affordable energy, childcare, internet and telecommunications, technology and health services despite depending on these resources to maintain high levels of volunteerism and formal and informal community support roles. Launched today …
- Gallery | Warwick Rodeo Round-Up 2024We had a hoot hosting our members and guests at the 2024 Warwick Rodeo Round-Up today. It was a unique experience to hear from our guest speaker, Denise Ryan, and conneect at the iconic DF Pavillion overlooking the action in the main arena. With special thanks …
- RRR Women and Red Earth renew historical fund to support South Burnett WomenSouth Burnett Women will be supported to attend professional and personal development events through a renewed bursary partnership between two not-for-profits: Rural Regional and Remote Women and Red Earth. …
- Gallery: RRR Women Ekka Long Lunch 2024
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 room, and on behalf of our board and hard working event committee, we were so pleased … - 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 RRR Women’s Awards are a completely new initiative in awards, and hopefully the start of a …
- Rural Regional & Remote Women Honoured with AwardsWomen 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 decade leading community group Queensland Regional, Rural and Remote Women’s Network (QRRRWN) has delivered an Awards …
- QRRRWN ‘Ladies in Beef’ Special address by Dr Robyn Littlewood, the CEO of Health & Wellbeing QueenslandThursday 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 works to partner with RRR women to ‘create better futures’. …
- QRRRWN ‘Ladies in Beef’ 5 Day Celebration of Women in Agriculture & the Beef Industry, Rockhampton May 2021, James Lawrence PavilionThe 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 in the James Lawrence Pavilion. Our program is built around celebrating the contributions made by women …
- Dalby to host QRRRWN Annual Conference from 22-24 October 2021The 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 Downs region. Conference convenor, the Queensland Rural Regional and Remote Women’s Network (QRRRWN), anticipates a …
- Queensland Rural, Regional & Remote Women to reap the benefits from Leadership & Development ProgramQueensland’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 Towards 2030 to be rolled out across 9 Queensland locations will provide direct support to up to …
- Julie Mayne, one of our Directors, starred on My Way on Channel 9Few 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 Julie Mayne. After growing up on a cattle farm, and as a single mum, she packed …
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