By Georgina Pickers, NCWQ Adviser In October Australia was voted onto the Human Rights Council of the United Nations. This is a 3 year term commencing 01 January 2018. Australia joins an eclectic array of
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser Almost holiday time for some!! Wonderful wit, warmth and wisdom wait for us, this holiday season! For the ‘time-poor’ there’s the novella! For the ‘pocket-poor’ there’s
By Noela O’Donnell AM The 2017 National Council of Women of Queensland Inc. (NCWQ) bursaries fund-raising morning tea, with a focus on acknowledging rural and regional women, achieved its goals on every measure. The diversity
This article was reposted with the author’s permission. The original link can be found here. Women make up just one-third of today’s Australia Day honours recipients, the same as they have every year for almost
You and your friends are invited to the Annual Bursaries Fundraising Morning Tea and Fashion Parade of the NCWQ. The event will be held on Wednesday 18th October 2017, starting at 10am. The cost is
Reposted from the Armidale Express THREE University of New England (UNE) Business School students have won their division in an international business competition in Miami. Sarah Wall, Max Laurie and Rebecca Clapperton won the Undergraduate division of
By Lyn Buckley, NCWQ President 2017 NCWA MID TERM CONFERENCE The strategic objective of the 2017 NCWA Mid Term conference, held in Canberra in June, was to create the opportunity for all people of all
Sallyanne Atkinson has a wealth of experience in government, business, social affairs and the community. As someone who has been directly involved in Local Government, State Government and the Commonwealth Government, she is uniquely placed
The Office for Women and Domestic Violence Reform is pleased to be a partner for the Women in STEM Awards 2017 and communication training being offered as part of the Queensland Women’s Strategy 2016-21. Are