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“There is so much power in storytelling, and there is enormous power
in inclusive storytelling, in inclusive representations”, Reese Witherspoon.
The RRR Network has been storytelling for more than twenty years.
Story-telling is our way to influence, connect, and empower RRR women.
Tash Teakle – AgriStart
"I feel lucky to live in the regions and have a career." Tash grew up on a farm in Cunderdin,...
CBH becomes key corporate partner for the RRR Network
The RRR Network is excited to announce a new partnership with CBH Group that will contribute to...
Helping Regional Women Realise their Coaching Dreams
By Marnie LeFevre Starting a business is scary. I think that is something that we - as...
Elyssa Giedraitis – Juggling it all in the regions
"I want women to be able to do what they want to do without the barriers we face living...
Blythe Calnan
Photo Credit - Steph Coombes Creative "There was never something that anyone couldn't, or could,...
Louise O’Neill – WA Rural Woman’s Award winner for 2022
Louise O'Neill had no idea she would be crowned the WA Rural Woman's Award winner for 2022. "When...
Extra lengths for RRR women
“Extra lengths for RRR women” By Kendall Galbraith, CEO The Rural Regional Remote Women’s Network...
Karen Jetta – BILYA Moorditjabiny Training Services
"We want to be here to lead the young people, and we are always encouraging them to look over the...
Jo Hill – Northam Women in Business
"If you have a good vision of why you are doing what you are doing, women will come" Joanne Hill...
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WE WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE TRADITIONAL OWNERS AND ELDERS, WHOSE CULTURES AND CUSTOMS HAVE AND WILL CONTINUE TO NURTURE THE LAND ON WHICH WE WALK AND LIVE – WOODITCHUP (MARGARET RIVER), WADANDI BOODJA.
