Rural Women's Network in Orange, New South Wales | Government organisation

Rural Women's Network

Locality: Orange, New South Wales

Address: 161 Kite Street 2800 Orange, NSW, Australia

Website: www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/rwn

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25.01.2022 Join us tomorrow at 1pm for session five of our BEtreat reset sessions for rural women You will learn about the 9 elements of holistic wellbeing and how to incorporate them into your daily life. You will be given the opportunity to think about how to identify and implement self-care and how to create an environment where you can grow and thrive. Delivered by Rebel Black from @TheRuralWoman with guest speaker Priscilla Jaya a registered nurse, known as ‘The ...CPR Chick’. To find out more and to register visit rwnbetreat.online and click the link to ‘Beyond Self Care’. https://www.facebook.com/events/809201399880658?active_tab=about

24.01.2022 COOMA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS RECOGNISED IN HIDDEN TREASURES HONOR ROLL Last Monday Member for Monaro John Barilaro and local Bronnie Taylor MLC joined more than 25 local champions and their closest family and friends, acknowledging their outstanding contributions at a special awards ceremony in Cooma. Among those recognised were Helen Blackmore-Lee and Kirrily Gould who were awarded with certificates acknowledging their inclusion on the Hidden Treasures Honour Roll 202...0, which celebrates rural women volunteers who give back to their rural communities. https://www.bombalatimes.com.au//monaro-service-awards-for

23.01.2022 Fantastic news! The GROW Program applications have now been extended to ensure everyone has the chance to apply. Tocal College's GROW (Generating Regionally Outstanding Women) is a professional development program for female leaders and emerging leaders (or those who would like to be) in the NSW cotton, grains, rice, production horticulture, rice and viticulture industries. In 2021, the GROW program will be delivered in Moree, Dubbo and Griffith.

23.01.2022 WHS FOR YOUNG FARMERS TOMORROW 1 DEC WHS is essential for farming businesses. Join the Young Farmer Business Program tomorrow evening 7 pm as they chat to WHS consultant Rebecca Fing from House Paddock Training & Consulting. Register for this FREE online event using the link below.

23.01.2022 ‘There’s more to say after R U OK?’, is the message for R U OK?Day this year, and the focus is on building confidence and increasing skills for people so they know how to navigate a conversation with someone in their life who might be struggling . You don’t have to be an expert but by knowing what to say when someone says they're not OK you can you can show your care and genuinely help someone access appropriate support long before they’re in crisis. That conversation cou...Continue reading

23.01.2022 A very big shoutout to our first cohort for our online #SOFT workshop! These incredible women participated in our online pilot for SOFT which would normally be delivered face to face. Our Grenfell ladies went through: Reviewing their own history - including wins and challenges Learning about coping and stress management strategies ... Flipping their concepts about themselves to see the resilience and strength they had Identifying ways to use those strengths to set SMARTR goals and achieve great outcomes Learning how to say no, strategies for good communication and public speaking. This session was covered in 90 minute sessions on two consecutive days. If this might be something you would like to join in future, be sure to comment below! These incredible women have taken control of what they can and they should be so proud of what they’re going to achieve next. #SOFTWorkshop #SOFTOnline #RuralWomensNetwork #Grenfell #PHN #OnlineEvents #WomenInFarming #RuralWomen #WomenInAgriculture #WomenInBusiness

22.01.2022 NSW Going Global program Applications to the NSW Going Global program close on the 30th September! The 10 month intensive program is designed to assist businesses win new export sales. It will provide companies in key growth sectors with market and cultural advice, networking opportunities, and introductions to international customers.... Businesses in the following key sectors are particularly encouraged to apply: * Health & medtech * Food & agribusiness * Cybersecurity and digital technologies * Advanced manufacturing. To find out more visit https://lnkd.in/dkQks8q #NSWGoingGlobal #Exporting

22.01.2022 A huge Congratulations to Cressida Cains, our 2020 NSW-ACT AgriFutures Australia Rural Women’s Award recipient who was announced as a Nominee of the Prime Super Agricultural Innovation Award 2020. Winners will be announced at the awards Presentation on Friday 20 November 2020. https://www.facebook.com//a.26584747844/2658474821069319/ -

22.01.2022 With the looming shortage of harvest workers this season , now is the perfect opportunity to upskill and increase your employability and also increase existing employees skills and knowledge. Tocal College are offering a 3 day course in October in Trangie, Dubbo, Yanco and Narrabri to cover all the basics of what you need to know for grain harvest operations . Follow this links below to find out more!

22.01.2022 Help Harvest NSW is a NSW Government web portal designed to connect displaced employees and seasonal workers with producers and growers around the state who have seasonal work available. It brings together a range of information about seasonal work and how to find a job, as well links to opportunities to upskill for a new career in the agribusiness sector. Visit Help Harvest NSW for more information and to connect with farmers and producers across the state: www.nsw.go...v.au/covid-19/help-harvest-nsw #HelpHarvestNSW https://www.youtube.com/watch

21.01.2022 Global Ag-Tech Ecosystem (GATE) 2021 Applications Open Apply now for GATE 2021 program of business support for ag tech innovators and startups. The GATE has supported over 40 business and research projects that were delivered to industry. They are looking for big ideas that will transform primary industries.... Work side by side with researchers and entrepreneurs in a tailored course suited to your idea and needs. Applications due 28 Feb to commence April 2021 https://lnkd.in/g6wNQYX. #agtech #startups #regionalinnovation #nswdpi #dpigate #entrepreneurs #agribusiness

19.01.2022 WORKSHOP: Cultivating Success in Adversity The Rural Women’s Network are proud to be partnering with the TAFE NSW Women in Business program to present an exclusive online workshop, on Thursday 19 November 2020, 12pm 1pm AEST. Cultivating Success in Adversity is an online panel session, during which you’ll hear from award-winning rural women entrepreneurs, Cressida Cains, Fiona Avyard and Penny Crawford. ... As women who come from rural industries, they’ll share their challenges, discuss how they maintain their passion, their strategies to boost resilience, and the keys to ensuring they are supported and resourced as a rural woman. For more information and to register, please click the link below. Numbers are limited so register now to secure your spot. https://tafenswevents.eventsair.com//worksho/Site/Register Crawford Boots Outback Lamb TAFE NSW TAFE Digital Women NSW

18.01.2022 Is there someone in your community who you think could be a great leader? Encourage her to run for local government! It is so important to ensure women are elected to local government, particularly in rural areas - and now is the time to get prepared. Local Government Elections will be held on 4 September 2021. To find out more, head to www.olg.nsw.gov.au

17.01.2022 National Excellence in Teaching Awards (NEiTA) One of Australasia’s most prestigious teaching awards is encouraging parents and students to nominate extraordinary educators who have displayed outstanding resilience, passion and creativity throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. For more than 25 years the Futurity-supported, National Excellence in Teaching Awards (NEiTA) has recognised Australia and New Zealand’s most inspirational educators. The Categories:... This year, NEiTA wants to recognise the vital role Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary teachers have played throughout the heath crisis, specifically: Online teaching and learning; Remote and regional teachers; School leadership from principals. About the Awards NEiTA Foundation Chairman, Allen Blewitt said the Futurity-supported awards are the only nation-wide teaching award where nominations are community-based. It is wonderful parents and school communities have the opportunity to nominate and recognise inspirational educators who are making an outstanding contribution to lives of their children, Mr Blewitt said. NEiTA offers a tangible way for Australian and New Zealand communities to publicly recognise and applaud inspirational educators, teachers and school principals and give them the opportunity to win a $5,000 or $10,000 cash prize. The National Excellence in Teaching Awards (NEiTA) started in 1994 in Australia and 1996 in New Zealand. Since inception, nearly 40,000 teachers have been nominated by the community in the two countries. More than 1,050 teachers have received over $1,000,000 in professional development grants and prizes. How to nominate? Nominations can be made at www.neita.com

16.01.2022 In Her Seat: Bronnie Taylor MLC 11 years ago I was determined to make a change and it was my time to put myself at the table and to work from inside. Since 2019, Minister Bronnie Taylor MLC has been the Minister for Mental Health, Regional Youth and Women. Previously she served as a Parliamentary Secretary focused on regional issues.... In Her Seat has been asking as many currently serving female politicians as they can how they view gender equality, politics and their impact. Read about her story, experiences and inspiration in the article below: https://inherseatau.medium.com/bronnie-taylor-outside-the-s

16.01.2022 It's not too late to nominate an incredible woman for the Women NSW NSW Women of the Year Awards! Nominations have now been extended to 22 September so don't forget to put include yours. Calling out to all those rural women you think are amazing - lets make sure rural women are represented!

15.01.2022 More of our 2020 Hidden Treasures celebrated! Catriona McAullife is one of the many rural women who have been recognised for volunteering in their communities across NSW in the Hidden Treasures Honour Roll for 2020. "It's an honour and feels nice to be one of the hardworking women who have been recognised in the honour roll across the state. It's humbling to be named in the honour roll and great recognition for people who are working behind the scenes,"... To read about Catriona’s story, click the link below: https://www.yasstribune.com.au//local-named-in-hidden-tr/

14.01.2022 With October only a short week away, now is the time to lock this fantastic online event into your calendar. Small Business Month 2020 - Online launch with David Koch Join Australia’s leading business commentator David Koch as he talks to business owners, advisors and industry experts in the Small Biz TV webcast at 10am on Thursday 1 October. This session will explore themes to help NSW businesses reboot, rebuild and recover. ... The webcast will include talks with experts in banking, fintech and digital marketing and small business owners in arts and hospitality. The webcast kicks off a month-long series of activities to support businesses of all kinds and sizes for NSW Small Business Month. Read more below and register for the free Small Biz TV webcast. Kochie's Business Builders For more information on Small Business Month 2020 and for how you can get involved, follow Business NSW

13.01.2022 Zoom has become an everyday part of many lives in 2020 . Do you have the skills to start your own calls? Would you like to know your way around Zoom a little better and learn some simple tips and tricks? Join us for one of our three online sessions in the coming two weeks to get a little more comfortable and confident navigating your way around Zoom. Choose a time below and we look forward to you joining in.... If you have any concerns about how to download and get started with the Zoom program, keep an eye on the event page as we will be sharing links to get you started so you're ready for the event. https://www.facebook.com/events/2810501199181861/

12.01.2022 The Regional Wellbeing Survey is now open! By participating in this research opportunity, you can help make a difference to communities across Australia, as well as being eligible to enter the prize draws to win one of 29 prizes worth a total of $9,200. This year there is a special focus on understanding how events including COVID-19, drought, bushfire and floods are affecting people and communities across Australia (as well as asking some of our usual questions). You can do ...a short or long version of the survey, depending on how much time you have available. Your contribution makes a difference. A range of community, farming and health organisations will be able to use this data and findings to help support your communities in the future. If you would like a paper survey or help, please call 1800 981 499. All survey participants aged 18 or older who completes the survey either by going online to www.regionalwellbeing.org.au or returns a completed paper survey will be eligible to enter the draw to win prizes in (i) 11 weekly draws (valued at $200 each), and (ii) a grand prize draw for one of 18 prizes to the total prize pool value of $7000. Winners will have their choice of a WISH, ColesMyer, Bunnings or Flight Centre gift card, or to donate their winning value to Australian Red Cross, Blaze Aid, WIRES or a charity of choice (limited to organisations formally registered as charities). The survey is voluntary, confidential and anonymous, and closes on 30th October 2020, at midnight. To complete this survey online and to find out more, head to www.regionalwellbeing.org.au.

12.01.2022 CELEBRATING BETREAT RESET SESSIONS FOR RURAL WOMEN On behalf of the DPI’s Rural Women’s Network and The Rural Woman, we would like to thank every woman involved in the 8 recent BEtreat reset sessions. An incredible and diverse group of topics and speakers that contributed so much support to rural women in recovery. A special thank you to Minister Bronnie Taylor MLC for supporting this fantastic project.... We hope that these sessions provided our participants with great support and trust this has helped with moving forward in a positive way after some very challenging times. What was your favourite session of BEtreat? Share with us in the comments.

11.01.2022 Applications are now open for GRDC’s Research Scholarship (GRS) Program for 2021 GRDC supports PhD students to help bridge gaps in priority science disciplines to deliver novel research for impact. The focus for the GRS is on innovative research proposals addressing grower constraints or opportunities that will contribute to grower profitability. Scholars undertaking post-graduate research that address one or more priority research outcomes identified by GRDC and its ...stakeholders, are encouraged to apply. Scholars will be supported to attend a GRS Symposium early in 2021, be provided opportunities for professional development, training and facilitated industry engagement to accelerate their research careers. Applications must be submitted via the GRDC Grains Investment Portal by 3pm AEDST, Thursday 26 November. For more information and details to apply, visit the link below. https://grdc.com.au//scholarship/grdc-research-scholarship

11.01.2022 National Rural Women's Coalition and Network and Women With Disabilities Australia (WWDA) have recently announced The Rural Women with Disability COVID-19 Webinar. The Zoom webinar will include a discussion with 3 inspiring women with disability living in rural areas during the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by a Q&A with the audience. The discussion will cover some of the challenges facing women with disability living in rural Australia and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.... Captions and Auslan available. Find out more and register at https://events.humanitix.com/rural-women-disability-covid19 https://www.facebook.com//a.51027039900/5712701815425130/

11.01.2022 Applications for the UNSW Business School Indigenous Pre-Business Program are open & now fully online. It's a 2.5-week immersive program for students interested in studying UNSW Business School in 2021. Applications close 2 Oct 2020. Are you seeking entry into UNSW in the area of Business, Law, Education, Medicine, Social Work or Science & Engineering?... Nura Gili, in conjunction with participating Faculties and Schools at UNSW, has developed preparatory programs, open to Indigenous students who are looking to explore and apply for entry into undergraduate degree programs offered at UNSW in the areas of Business, Law, Education, Medicine, Social Work, Science and Engineering. For more details, head to the link below https://www.nuragili.unsw.edu.au//indigenous-preparatory-p

11.01.2022 The NSW Rural Women’s Network, in partnership with The Rural Woman will soon be launching the online event series - BETreat - Reset Sessions for Rural Women. Over 8 weeks between October and November, the events will aim to help support rural and regional women after some seriously tough times. The first event of the series will be held on the International Day of Rural Women on October 15 via Zoom from 7.30pm - 9pm. ... Event 1 - What do I need right now? This event is a panel session where we will hear from rural women who are lived-experience trauma survivors rural women who have thrived beyond the disaster they faced. They will explore what has helped them, what they did, who they reached out to and, with reflection, what they could have done differently. There will also be an opportunity for meeting other rural women in the session and making connections in small group/break-out sessions where you can share your unique story of thriving beyond disaster. Panellists: Kim Deans (Inverell) Dinah Mitchell (South Coast NSW) Jen Cowley (Dubbo NSW) Kate Schwager (Burren Junction) For information on the topics that will be covered, and to register for a session, head to http://rwnbetreat.online/

11.01.2022 Nuffield Scholarship Opportunity Nuffield Australia Farming Scholarships is a unique program that awards primary producers with a life-changing scholarship to travel and study an agricultural topic of choice. Nuffield has been selecting primary producers for 70 years and it is the leading program for primary producers in Australia. ... Scholars are selected annually on merit as people who are committed and passionate about farming or fishing, are at the leading edge of technology uptake and potential future leaders in the industry . The scholarship includes: $30,000 bursary to study leading-edge global agriculture A 14 Week Scholarship The opportunity to become a change maker The chance to research a topic that you believe will add value to the Australian agricultural industry. Allows you to become a member of Nuffield to promote agriculture and related issues. The opportunity to become a member of a worldwide, unique network of more than 1,750 scholars, who have enjoyed the scholarship experience. Be quick - Applications close 11 September, 2020 For more information, head to the Nuffield scholarship page within the link below. https://www.nuffield.com.au/

11.01.2022 BETREAT RESET SESSIONS FOR RURAL WOMEN FINAL ONLINE EVENT Imagine if the words you wrote enabled your great, great grandchildren to heal their wounds. In this session participants will learn how to write so they can express stories, release and translate their trauma and support others to heal too. This session will explore words and phrases that enable us to write cathartically about our lives and times of hardship, with the goal to grow, gain resilience, peace and... to support the other people in our lives now and in future generations to find their own largeness and inner strength. Join us for this final BEtreat Reset Session, Creative Expression: writing your way to healing, tomorrow Tuesday 24 November from 1pm 2.30pm. Register at: https://zoom.us//regi/tJYkc--rrzMrHtSYUJ_iUep14zKrMbzNe4rB

10.01.2022 Don’t forget that Drought Transport Subsidy Round 3 submissions are due 31 December!

09.01.2022 PODCAST ALERT LAND LIFE! A fantastic episode on an excellent podcast Land Life! A podcast by North Coast Local Land Services, Land Life recently featured a great episode on rural women. In this episode a range of rural women talk about their experiences with holistic decision making what it is, why we need it in our lives and how North Coast rural women are getting support to develop this important skill.... Find this episode on your favourite podcast platform.

08.01.2022 It’s fantastic to see women in agriculture doing great things in NSW! Claire Peterson from Collingullie is one of the four 2021 Nuffield Scholars selected from NSW who make up a national cohort of 20 who will undertake a global study program. Claire will be looking at biosecurity practices for the hay industry including production methods and climatic influences on the establishment and spread of pests and diseases in hay, ideally across the United States, South A...frica, France, Argentina, New Zealand and Australia. A unique program that awards primary producers with a life-changing scholarship to travel and study an agricultural topic of choice, you can find out more about the Nuffield Australia Farming Scholarships at www.nuffield.com.au https://www.futurefocusproject.com.au//nuffield-scholar-/

08.01.2022 Looking for a new career opportunity in 2021? TAFE NSW offers hundreds of courses and flexible study options including full-time, part-time, online or on campus. A certificate, diploma or degree from TAFE NSW can help you get the in demand skills that employers are looking for now and into the future.... Don't miss out! Classes start from 1 February 2021. Explore, enquire or enrol now for Semester One. Check out the link below for courses in agriculture you never know where it can lead! https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/agriculture-courses

06.01.2022 SEVEN WOMEN FROM CLARENCE VALLEY RECOGNISED IN HONOUR ROLL ‘Volunteering helps form the fabric of communities particularly in small rural towns where resources can be limited. The Hidden Treasures Honour Roll is an opportunity to pay tribute to country women who don’t seek recognition, but who richly deserve it for the tireless contribution they make to a wide range of social and community organisations and initiatives.’ Clarence MP Chris Gulaptis Click the link belo...w to read about Helen Brown and Aninke Lippert of Yamba, Patricia Crowe of Grafton, Sloane Donnelly of Baryulgil, Georgia Foster-Eyles of Nymboida, Lynn Griffith of Copmanhurst and Megen Hibbins of Newton Boyd. https://www.dailyexaminer.com.au//honest-and-hum/4155803/|73f5bf52c8666dbc79ed44650c2046e6

05.01.2022 RESTORE CONNECTING AND RE-ENERGISING RURAL WOMEN This week in Mt Seaview and Walcha, the Rural Women’s Network and the DPI Rural Resilience team are delivering RESTORE, a 2-day workshop to support connections, enhance communication and coping skills and build resilience for rural women. Here is the first group, 12 brilliant women who came to Mt Seaview for the workshop this week from the Hastings LGA area.... We look forward to heading to Walcha tomorrow!

05.01.2022 A RURAL & REGIONAL ‘REMOTE’ WORKFORCE A MORNING WITH JO PALMER Central West Farming Systems (CWFS) in partnership with and Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal, is working with Jo Palmer, founder of Pointer Remote and 2019 AgriFutures Rural Woman of the Year to rollout a comprehensive training program in 2021 to increase skills, confidence and networks to work remotely. The event is being held Wednesday 2nd December 2020 at The Fettell Centre, 159 Willow Bend Road, ...Condobolin from 10am to 12pm. Lunch will be provided but places are limited so make sure to book. RSVP by 30 November via https://www.trybooking.com/BLZDM or for more information call Diana Fear on 0427 897 530

04.01.2022 The NSW Rural Women’s Network, in partnership with The Rural Woman, are proud to announce a new project, the BETreat Reset Sessions for Rural Women. These BETreat sessions will be covered online over 8 weeks between October and November and aim to help support rural and regional women after some seriously tough times. Minister for Women, Bronnie Taylor MLC, said the series will recognise and support the essential role women continue to play in helping regional com...munities recover and thrive after the prolonged drought, bushfires, and COVID-19 pandemic. Women are often the lifeblood of rural and regional communities and time and again are the ones who hold the people around them up during tough times, Mrs Taylor said. The program aims to provide them with an opportunity to breathe and reset, as well as gain some essential skills to help them continue to support their families and communities. The powerful and practical sessions will help them in areas such as having difficult conversations and recognising the importance of looking after themselves first. The series will be launched on the International Day of Rural Women on October 15 and events will be hosted during October and November via Zoom. Rural Women’s Network Senior Coordinator, Allison Priest, said the sessions have been designed in response to feedback gathered from teams on the frontline of the recovery and rebuilding process in rural NSW. Each 90-minute session will be hosted and presented by subject matter experts and those with lived experience in disaster recovery, Mrs Priest said. The primary focus is on providing ‘time out’ rather than overloading participants with new information and education. For information on the topics that will be covered, and to register for your interest, head to http://rwnbetreat.online/ Women NSW Young Farmer Business Program Country Women's Association (CWA) of NSW The Rural Woman NSW Department of Primary Industries

04.01.2022 Merry Christmas from the Rural Women’s Network team As we say goodbye to what has been a challenging year, we look forward to coming back in 2021 to deliver more fantastic programs to rural women. To kick of a new year we are planning a special in-person event at Moree in March to celebrate International Women’s Day. More details to come next year!... Thank you to our community of rural, regional and remote women who make our communities shine! We love doing what we do and supporting you. We will be taking a short break from Wednesday 23rd December to Friday 8th January. Alli & Dimity x

04.01.2022 Today is National Agriculture Day, a day to acknowledge and celebrate the remarkable contributions of Australian farmers, primary producers, fishers and all things Agriculture. Today we encourage you to join in with the conversations on the hashtag #hatsofftoaussiefarmers to help share the stories of Aussie farmers! #AgDayAU #NationalAgricultureDay

03.01.2022 With farmers being the most incredibly innovative in tough times, you or someone you know, may have come across a brilliant idea in the past few years. Farmers2Founders support producers to grow their startup business ideas, specifically those with value-add or agtech off-farm businesses . Applications for their next accelerator bootcamp program for 2020 are open! Follow the links below to watch the video and find out more.

03.01.2022 Women NSW and Dress for Success with the Country Women's Association (CWA) of NSW have been offering their incredible four online workshops to upskill or retrain women to join or return to the workforce . The webinars have been tailored specifically for women living in rural, regional or remote NSW . The final workshop of the four, Starting Your Own Business with Sugandha Chapman will take place on Wednesday 23 September, 2020 from 1pm 3pm. If you have ever thought ...of starting your own business and working for yourself, please join us. This webinar is designed to help women find the ‘big idea’ that they want to turn into a business, or assist those who already have an idea. All materials provided. The workshop also includes a fillable PDF workbook that we can email to the participants beforehand. The Webinar will be hosted by Dress for Success on Zoom. Please click the link below to register: https://calendly.com//starting-your-own-business-global-si

02.01.2022 The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Foundation (RASF) Vocational Education & Training (VET) Scholarships are now open! Do you have a desire to play an active part in the future of rural NSW but just need a financial helping hand? Applications are now open for RASF VET Scholarships, supporting students in NSW who demonstrate a passion for rural life and a commitment to a career that will ensure the future success of rural and regional NSW.... There is no limit on the types of courses that qualify. You could be studying at a registered VET institution such as College or TAFE, on campus or by distance learning or at other registered providers. Scholarships of up to $6,000 for full-time study and up to $3,000 for part-time study are available. To find out more, follow the link below: http://www.rasnsw.com.au//scholarships/ras-foundation-vet/

02.01.2022 Women NSW and Dress for Success with the Country Women's Association (CWA) of NSW are delighted to offer their upcoming free online webinars to upskill, or retrain women to join or return to the workforce . The webinars have been tailored specifically for women living in rural, regional or remote NSW . Join them next week for Webinar 3, Networking Into The Job Market with Gabrielle Droulers. 15 September, 2020 10.30am 12.30pm ... Networking allows you access to opportunities you might not be able to find on your own . In this webinar you will find out what networking is and how you can expand your network to reach your networking and employment goals. Gabrielle will also explore the importance of following up, email etiquette and much more. The Webinar will be hosted by Dress for Success on Zoom and you can register for this session via the link below: https://calendly.com/career/networking-inot-the-job-market

01.01.2022 Did you apply for the Drought Transport Subsidy in the 2019/2020 financial year? This is your reminder that invoices for funding under Round 2 must be submitted to the NSW Rural Assistance Authority by Wednesday, 30 September for processing. For more information, see the below details or head to www.raa.nsw.gov.au

01.01.2022 Rural Women's Health Consumer Advisory Group A team of University of Sydney researchers are looking for women aged 18-40 who live in regional, rural and remote Australia to help them design their research to improve sexual and reproductive health services for rural women. As part of this research, you will join three meetings a year and will be paid for your time and insight.... The team have requested your involvement and input as part of Women's Health Week 2020. For more information on this research and how you can get involved, follow the link below: https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dp9ZSKko7d8XDHD

01.01.2022 RESTORE WORKSHOP COMES TO WALCHA We’ve all had a tough year and haven’t always had time to think about goals for the future. So, now is the time to get those wheels into motion. The Rural Women’s Network in partnership with the Rural Recovery Support Service would like to invite you to our workshop RESTORE. ... RESTORE is a 2-day face-to-face workshop for rural women in farming and fishing offering and opportunity to connect with other women, improve resilience, build confidence and set goals for the future. There are currently just 6 places left for this workshop next week on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 November from 9am 3pm in Walcha. If you would like to attend this workshop and for more information, please email [email protected] to register.