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By Kathy Cavanagh The culmination of this year’s bursary program took place on Thursday 2 June, with the presentation of the 26 bursaries on offer this year. Our tradition continued

This year’s annual NCWQ/BGGSOGA Young Women’s Forum, aptly titled ‘Service is in our DNA’, was held earlier this month on 11th May. The event attracted a diverse and engaged crowd

The Domestic Violence Action Centre (DVAC) is planning some exciting events for Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month in May 2016. Flyers can be accessed through the links below or are

To wrap up our #PledgeforParity blog series this week, in celebration of IWD2016, we are excited to hear from Alison Mobbs, President of the Queensland Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Network. The

As a former recipient of the NCWQ Young Women Thinking Globally Bursary, Lucille Danks offers her thoughts on what this year’s IWD theme #pledgeforparity means to her in a global

Today we mark International Women’s Day 2016, joining in the global celebrations to #pledgeforparity and further encourage women’s empowerment and equality- in a variety of realms and areas, both personal and

This week is a significant one. As we do each year, the NCWQ celebrates International Women’s day on March 8th, both reflecting on our rich history in providing a common platform

We are pleased to announce that the NCWQ President’s Dinner will be held on Tuesday 22nd March in 2016, at the Victoria Park Golf Club, Herston. You are cordially invited

For Aislinn Healy, 2015 recipient of the NCWQ ‘Young Women Thinking Globally’ bursary, the support offered by NCWQ was invaluable. Studying at Queensland University of Technology, Aislinn’s academic and community

As applications open this week for the 2016 round of NCWQ Bursaries, we asked 2014 recipient Erin Cunningham what her bursary meant to her. Receiving the Mayor Allen Sutherland Bursary