A great article and photo in the Irish Farmers Journal by our very own Kate Buckley and Leonie Cadman - great work! Click on the image below to view a PDF of the article. Read More

Children expecting a visit from Rainbow Place’s nurses and therapists can now look forward to shorter waiting times, thanks to the gift of a bright red Nissan car to be named ‘Chica’, donated by Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) at the weekend. Read More

Two cars into three therapists just won’t go!  This was the dilemma facing Rainbow Place, an arm of Hospice Waikato that supports children and young people coping with serious illness.  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

Martin Johnson and English rugby team presented with aftersocks™ during goodwill visit to Christchurch Read More

RWNZ National Council had a trial run of some of their hard questions when the Minister of Health, the Hon Tony Ryall, visited the recent National Council meeting. Contrary to expectation, the Minister did not use time to talk exclusively about party politics. In fact, after the introductions, he sat down at the table and asked us what we wanted to talk about.

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Making cheese is something the Harper women have done for generations, originally bringing their skills to New Zealand from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, the home of English stilton cheese.   Read More

A vibrant group of women from Top of the South came together last weekend at St Arnaud for a leadership training programme, sponsored by Landcorp. The weather was chilly (minus 7 degrees on Sunday morning!) but inside the lovely new St Arnaud hall the atmosphere was warm and buzzing! Read More