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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.
RRR Rewind: The Story of Josephine Farrer
Written by Estelle Blackburn for the RRR Newsletter | Edition 21, Spring 2002 Josephine Farrer is...
Capturing Life Through the Lens: Meet Krysta Guille
Krysta Guille’s story begins on a sheep and grain farm just outside Cranbrook, where she spent her...
Leading with Purpose: A Rural Business Journey for ProcessWorx
Born in Toronto, Canada, Danielle McNamee’s journey began in an unexpected way. While her parents...
Regional Woman, Global Voice: Shannen Davies’ Story
Growing up in Geraldton, surrounded by the open skies and close-knit community of regional WA,...
Embracing the Traditions of Colombian Culture
By Lynn Whyatt – RRR Network Story-Teller There’s a certain magic in standing at the edge of the...
A Lifetime of Caring for Animals and Their People
For some, a career is simply a job; a means to an end. But for Kirsten Tunstill, being a...
Member Monday: Meet Tracy from Bindi Bindi
In 2025, the RRR Network launched Member Monday, a weekly celebration of the remarkable...
Member Monday: Meet Trudie Marie from Mingenew
In 2025, the RRR Network launched Member Monday, a weekly celebration of the remarkable...
Celebrating Women Wearing Many Hats in Regional WA
The RRR Network and CBH Group proudly joined forces in 2022 to celebrate the remarkable regional...
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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.
