QCWA in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Non-profit organisation

QCWA

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3236 6419

Address: 89 - 95 Gregory Terrace 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.qcwa.org.au

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25.01.2022 Father Christmas visits Nelia Branch Christmas Tree to give books to all the children. Merry Christmas from Nelia

25.01.2022 Denise Scherer, Chairman of the State Handcraft Committee is having some fun.

23.01.2022 Have you filled out the survey about QCWAs Mission and Vision Statements? The more members who fill out the survey, the better the insights into our membership base.

23.01.2022 Japan is our country of study this year. #eatmoreveg #healthierhappier #qcwacountrykitchens

23.01.2022 Come and check us out! It will be a delicious trip

23.01.2022 Lots of tomato paste!

22.01.2022 Nothing beats crisp green beans next to a side of roast chicken or lamb! A great source of fibre and folate, enjoy our green bean salad topped with sesame seeds or chilli for extra flavour. Head to our website for the recipe http://ow.ly/7q9c50CpMrT

21.01.2022 Check out what our Health Promotion Team Leaders and Facilitators were up to last week. We travelled out to Port Curtis Division to support Maree to run a Hands... on Nutrition Workshop, meet Heather and the ladies in Gladstone branch and interview some local farmers! Contact us if youd like a visit from the Country Kitchens team too! See more

21.01.2022 Billy Maykin bursaries. Applications close 31st January. Please let people know about the QCWA bursaries. https://qcwa.org.au//Billy%20Maykin%20Bursary%20informatio

20.01.2022 We are excited to announce our Art exhibition on display at Cloncurry Art Gallery. This exhibition features photos of many of our members demonstrating the dive...rsity we have within our membership base. There are also a number of others from our community that can be spotted in the display. Our core values also feature; Friendship, Community and Connection. Head on in, have a look, and feel free to snap a selfie with the words and post your picture below! See more

20.01.2022 The Granite Belt Weekenders Group in Stanthorpe has launched to a sub-branch.

20.01.2022 Kerrie is the owner of Merino Country one of QCWA Partners. She came to Conference in 2019 to launch the Primary Product Sheep. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnM1fRX_Z30&feature=emb_logo

20.01.2022 Today is the beginning of Womens Health Week across Australia! Womens Health Week is a nation-wide campaign of events and online activities all centred ...on improving womens health and helping you to make healthier choices. You can head to the official website http://ow.ly/mhkR50BjrkC for educational resources and to learn how to join the action! See more

19.01.2022 Parsley is a popular herb with a long history! Well before it became accepted as a food or spice, parsley was appreciated for its medicinal purposes. In ancie...nt times it was subjected to a wide variety of superstitious beliefs by the Greeks and ancient Romans, including use at funerals and during feasts. Nowadays the plant can be found in most home gardens and is a popular herb to flavour an extensive range of dishes. For a tasty recipe that features parsley, keep an eye out for tomorrows post! See more

18.01.2022 Did you know that there are a number of student bursaries available through QCWA? https://qcwa.org.au/Student-Bursaries

18.01.2022 Have you heard of the CWA? Tip: it doesnt stand for Cask Wine Association

18.01.2022 The Imbil girls got busy and produced 918 Christmas muffins /puddings that were then boxed and delivered to the Imbil State school. One box for each family.. 112 families and 20 teachers.. Great fun in the kitchen..

18.01.2022 Holidays? Get your bookings in.

17.01.2022 Can you guess which QCWA building this is? Photo shared from Grey Nomads Awards. Local members please don't comment.

17.01.2022 Tomorrow is R U OK?Day, a reminder to start a conversation that could change a life today, tomorrow and any day its needed. Learn what to say after R U OK? so ...you can keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK. Visit www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask #RUOKDay #theresmoretosay #RUOK See more

17.01.2022 Our next meeting is on Friday 11th Sept at 9.30am for coffee and chat 10am for business.

16.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all the dads.Happy Fathers Day to all the dads.

16.01.2022 Peachester is running a raffle for a Thermomix. Would you like a chance to win one? https://rafflelink.com.au/qcwa-thermomix

15.01.2022 QCWA has several holiday units.

15.01.2022 Womens mental health is the QCWA Health Awareness Topic of the year for 2020! While there is no one size fits all approach for mental health, we can make posit...ive lifestyle changes to support healthy brain function and our mood. Try our chair yoga at home or work to give yourself a midday pick-me-up and reduce stress and anxiety. Download the flip cards from the free resources page of our website http://ow.ly/sX8S50BkfQL See more

15.01.2022 Margaret Grayson, State Vice President, Southern Region, Jacki Harvey, Border Division President and Christine King, State President at Borders recent AGM. (Social distancing makes it hard for photos).

14.01.2022 In these difficult times its especially important to check on your family and friends. R U OK?

14.01.2022 Another great Queenslandher.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7D5BadrQIw&feature=emb_logo

12.01.2022 Cool down with some fruit magic in this hot weather

10.01.2022 Are you looking to learn about all the weird and wonderful fruit and veg we have here in Queensland?? Then our new Monthly Munch segment "Whats that Fruit/Veg"... is perfect for you! Each month we will highlight a different fruit or vegetable that you may not have tried before, and tell you how it can be used in a recipe. This month were featuring the Australian Finger Lime! Make sure youre subscribed to the Monthly Munch to learn all about this native citrus fruit thats been gaining popularity with chefs all around the world. Head to our home page to sign up http://ow.ly/wGkz50Bafc7

08.01.2022 Merry Christmas Barcaldine members

07.01.2022 Merry Christmas Imbil Branch and happy 100th birthday to Winn on the 18th.

07.01.2022 Good work Wilson. QCWAs primary product for this year and 2021 is sheep

05.01.2022 Almost there! A little more to do during the week, watch this space! Our lady in isolation. Quilpie Show Scarecrow Competition

05.01.2022 Thank you for such a HUGE response to the online survey! The online section has closed but there is still time to get your hardcopies to the State Office or scan to [email protected] by Wednesday 9th September.

05.01.2022 Greater Brisbane AGM

05.01.2022 It is an exciting time as the reopening of QCWA Gordonvale Branch moves closer to becoming a reality. At this time, a group of ladies have been meeting and have set the goal of becoming a Branch. For this to happen we are needing to increase our numbers. If you would like to make new friends with ladies who are passionate about the Gordonvale Community come along to our December meeting.

04.01.2022 Round 107 of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund is now open! Check out our easy-to-navigate online funding guidelines and start preparing your applic...ation today! https://bit.ly/2u1ZsTp Applications close at 11.59pm on 31 October 2020. TAG someone who needs to know this news

04.01.2022 QCWA values the different perspectives and experiences of our members. Each member is as unique as how they take their tea, coffee or hot chocolate. So grab a cuppa and take 10 to fill in our Survey about QCWAs Mission and Vision Statements. The online survey closes 4th September and hardcopies are due 9th September.

04.01.2022 We would love it if you could take 10mins to fill out our Survey about our Mission and Vision Statements. Your input will help us better understand our membership. The online survey closes 4th September and hardcopies are due 9th September. The survey is anonymous.

04.01.2022 On this day in 1922, the first meeting of the Queensland Country Womens Association was held in Toowoombas Town Hall. The QCWAs newly elected and founding Pr...esident, Mrs Ruth Fairfax, spoke of the great force for good such an organisation might become. Its objects, first and last, were to benefit the women in the country, particularly those out back. Showing particular support for the formation of the organisation was the then Governor of Queensland, Sir Matthew Nathan, whose plan for the QCWA to establish districts within each shire in the state was unanimously adopted by those attending the meeting. The month before, Sir Nathan had attended and addressed the open conference that endorsed the organisations establishment. Sir Nathan was more than just first Patron and passive supporter. Whenever he travelled throughout rural areas in the State, he encouraged women to form a local branch of the organisation and supplied them with written information. He performed many stump-capping ceremonies for the QCWA symbolically placing a galvanized iron cap over one of the stumps upon which a new hostel or meeting room might rest. In June 1923, when Sir Nathan addressed a branch meeting in Charters Towers, he said: The Country Womens Association is an organisation for cooperation for the country women to meet together and settle together what can be done by themselves, by their well wishers, by the Local Authorities and by the Governments both State and Federal, to improve the conditions under which they live to make life, if not easier, at any rate to contain a greater measure of healthy enjoyment. By 1928 there were 283 Branches and 13,000 members state-wide, helping to connect women across vast distances; offering friendship, and support to those in regional communities. Mrs Kaye de Jersey, wife of current Governor, Paul de Jersey, continues this long tradition of vice-regal patronage established by Sir Nathan. Images courtesy of the State Library of Queensland.

04.01.2022 Jo Hubner, South Eastern Division President, cuts the 60th birthday cake with some help.

03.01.2022 Happy birthday to Kingaroy Branch, 98 years old

02.01.2022 ACWW's CEO, Tish Collins is speaking at the virtual Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference in Canada about 100 Ways You Can Make a Difference on the 25th of ...November. Want to know more about what she's talking about? Visit the ACWW website and download the 100 Ways You Can Make a Difference booklet here: https://www.acww.org.uk/resources_rwia.html #AWCA2020

02.01.2022 We are one month away from Women Walk the World! This year, were focusing on Rural Women in food systems - What are you doing to educate your community about the vital role played by women in food systems? Remember, you can download new resources from the website to aid in your awareness and fundraising. #WillWalkforFood #RuralWomeninAction #WeAreACWW #FoodSecurity #FoodSovereignty

02.01.2022 The new Granite Belt Weekenders Sub-Branch launched in Stanthorpe on Saturday. The members with State President, Christine King, Division President, Jacki Harvey and Glen Aplin President and Mentor, Kay Heran.

02.01.2022 Nambour Branch's Christmas decoration competition resulted in some stunning creations.

02.01.2022 Did you know that bonsai has been around for centuries? We asked the Bonsai Society of Queensland to show us how to create these marvels in the current edition of Ruth magazine. #ruthmagazine #qcwa #bonsai #spring #japan #bonsaisociety #gardening #trees

01.01.2022 Thankyou. I feel very special...look at my new badge!!!