This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Marnie Leahy. Receiving the NCWQ Hon. David Littleproud MP bursary, Marnie was
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Kaitlin Moat. Receiving the NCWQ South Burnett Mayor bursary, Kaitlin was recognised
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Katie Ramage. Receiving the NCWQ Science bursary, Katie was recognised for her
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Susan Gary. Receiving the NCWQ PhD bursary, Susan was recognised for her
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Madison Birtchell. Receiving the Forum Communicators bursary, Madison was recognised for her
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Kaitlyn Read. Receiving the Mayor Luke Smith bursary, Kaitlyn was recognised for
By Jennifer Ann Davies, NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser The past, it is said, is a wise song, and its music should always be playing! Geraldine BROOKS, one of Australia’s grand researchers and writers,
This year’s NCWQ bursary award ceremony was one to remember. Among the many special women being recognised for their achievements and talents, was Marlene Litchfield. Receiving the Councillor Vicki Howard bursary, from Brisbane City Council,
By Georgina Pickers NCWQ International Relations and Peace Adviser International Relations & Peace and Human Rights coexist – one dependant on the other. Like the biblical Ten Commandments, the H.R. conventions should be at