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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.
Marg Agnew – 25 Years of the RRR
"It didn't matter who read the magazine. There was always someone they could connect with it and...
JEANETTE GORDON: ROAD TO EDUCATION SERIES
Written by Dhanya Shri Vimalan Access to allied health services is critical in addressing health...
JORDY MEDLEN: ROAD TO EDUCATION SERIES
Written by Dhanya Shri Vimalan Jordy is a Curtin University graduate, currently working with...
Edwina Shallcross – Bullara
The Shallcross family have owned Bullara Station since the late 1950s. Tim, Edwina and their three...
Sang Ravindran – Planfarm
Sang is a 25-year-old Graduate Farm Business Consultant working for Planfarm. She has been based...
ISABELLA CLUNE: ROAD TO EDUCATION SERIES
Written by Dhanya Shri Vimalan Isabella is a student member of the RRR Network; she is currently...
Stacey Carter: ROADS TO EDUCATION SERIES
Written by Dhanya Shri Vimalan Stacey is the course coordinator for Curtin University’s Associate...
Emma Scotney – Opportunities to have it all as a RRR Women.
"Being a woman involved in the agricultural industry has given me a level of business acumen,...
From Small Town Girl to Impactful Community Leader Part 2
I didn’t pay much attention to the council until I was asked to consider becoming a councillor, so...
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