Enjoy an evening full of fabulous fashion, girly gossip and super stylishness! Direct from her stints on TVNZ’s Breakfast show and the pages of several magazines, join New Zealand’s own Style Doctor, Jackie O’Fee, as she steps out of her closet and shares her secrets of effortless style at the North Island Farmlands Ladies’ Nights. Read More

TUANZ, the Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand would like to invite Rural Women NZ members to attend their Rural Broadband Symposium. Attendees will be able to debate the Rural Broadband Initiative's challenges and opportunities. The symposium will provide a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between broadband providers and rural users.

TUANZ is delighted to offer Rural Women NZ members a special rate of $400 + GST for the two days. To book the symposium or for more information click here. Read More

NIWA has released their latest forecast of seasonal climate conditions for Spring.  Read More

Rural Women NZ Kenepuru Branch recently held a ‘President's Pink Posh Pot-luck Lunch’, chaired by Kenepuru branch president Glen Eatwell to raise funds for the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation. Twenty ladies, three men and a baby from Kenepuru Branch, plus four ladies from the Mahakipawa Branch all joined in for the ‘PPPP’ lunch. Read More

We have received a warm 'thank you' letter from Christchurch Women's Refuge for all the practical support from Rural Women NZ members around the country.   Read More

Throughout October, to mark Breast Cancer Action Month, Rural Women New Zealand will again be selling plastering kits to raise money for breast cancer research.  Read More

Today we received some fantastic drawings from the children in Room 15 at Freeville School. These were to say thank you for the woolen slippers they received as part of our Communities Knitting Together Project. Read More

RWNZ Awana branch held a spectacular Arabian Nights Ball in Tryphena on Queen’s Birthday weekend to raise $1000 for their Secondary Educational Scholarship. Read More

October is Breast Cancer Action Month and Rural Women New Zealand is getting involved with our Mammory Memories project. Read More

Across the country Regional Experience events sponsored by Landcorp are taking place with the theme ‘Becoming a Leader in your Community’. To date we have seen events in the Top of the South, Taranaki/Waikato, Manawatu and North Auckland. Read More