Our Events: Ā Mātou Hui

Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) hosts a range of events each year. The details of any upcoming events, as well as details and links to previous events can be found here.

Follow the hyperlinks to be directed to our recorded webinars.

 

Triple F Challenge 2023- Taupō

The Triple F Challenge 2022 Organising Committee has been hard at work and has prepared a fantastic programme of activities and experiences in and around Taupō. Triple F Challenge 2023 headquarters will be located at The Lakeland Resort.

Registrations are open now! If you would like to get a jump on your planning for this fabulous event, some accommodation has been reserved for Triple F attendees at the Lakeland.

Triple F Taupō headquarters will be located at the Lakeland Resort located at 282 Lake Terrace, Taupō. The FFF Organising Committee has reserved accommodation at the Lakeland Resort for Triple F attendees which is open for booking now. A limited number of single and double rooms have been reserved for two nights with check-in on Friday, 28 and check-out on Sunday, 30 April.

Room Rates: Single Studio – $161 per room per night (Price includes GST and breakfast for 1 person).

Twin/double Studio – $183 per room per night (Price includes GST and breakfast for 2 people).

To book your room, contact the Lakeland Resort’s reservations team on 0800 378 389 and quote. Reference number 002115 to access the RWNZ block booking.

Please note that there is no obligation to stay at The Lakeland to attend the Triple F Challenge so feel free to explore the many wonderful accommodation options in the Taupō area.

Click HERE for the Registration Form.

Click HERE for the Programme.

Friday, 28 April – Sunday, 30 April 2023

 

 

 

 

Previous Events

View our previous events below:

Rural Women New Zealand Waikato Auction: 

 

Online

Date: Sunday, 3 April 2022

Time: 1pm

Venue: Bidr

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Triple F Challenge: Fun, Fitness & Friendship:

 

Te Anau

Date: 29-30 April & 1 May 2022

The Triple F Challenge 2022 carries on a proud heritage of Triple F events held throughout Region One since 2007. Although each location brings its own flavour to the Triple F Challenge, the three cornerstones remain the same: Fun, Fitness and Friendship. A Triple F experience provides a wonderful opportunity for connection while supporting RWNZ’s charitable aims.
This year’s programme offers a number of fixed events and the opportunity for participants to design their own itinerary to explore beautiful Te Anau and its surroundings. 

 

 

 

 

Rural Women New Zealand Annual General Meeting 2021: 

 

Online

Date: Friday, 19 November 2021

Time: 10am

Venue: Zoom Webinar 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NZI Rural Women New Zealand Business Awards 2021:

 

Wellington

Date: Friday, 26 November 2021

Time: 6pm

Venue: Public Trust Hall, 131-135 Lambton Quay, Wellington

Read more information about the Awards here. You can watch the live stream on our Facebook page. 

 

 

 

 

 

Rural Women New Zealand Annual General Meeting 2020: 

 

Wellington

Date: Friday, 20 November 2020

Time: 9am

Venue: Public Trust Hall, 131-135 Lambton Quay, Wellington

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NZI Rural Women New Zealand Business Awards 2020:

 

Wellington

Date: Friday, 20 November 2020

Time: 6pm

Venue: Public Trust Hall, 131-135 Lambton Quay, Wellington

Read more information about the Awards here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rural Women New Zealand Summit Policy Webinar Series:

Ovarian Cancer, Let’s Talk

 

RWNZ held another Policy Summit Series on Thursday, 5 March, our first for 2021- Ovarian Cancer, Let’s Talk. This webinar builds on the new policies our Members approved at the Annual General Meeting in November 2020.

 

Ovarian cancer is the fifth most common cause of cancer deaths in women. Eight in ten women have symptoms when their cancer is early, four in five women will be misdiagnosed and one in four will wait over six months to get a correct diagnosis. We were joined by three amazing women from three incredible organisations, Tash Crosby, founder Talk Peach, Jane Ludemann, director Cure Our Ovarian Cancer, and; Pauline Blomfield, found, and director, K9 Detection NZ.

 

Click here for more information on the speakers.

Click here to view the webinar.

 

 

Women In Leadership:

RWNZ held our third Policy Summit Webinar Series on Thursday, 5 August- Women in Leadership. We had some incredible international speakers discussing how to succeed as a leader, empowering women in the workplace, and their own experiences as women leaders. Special thanks to our panelists Fiona Gower, President RWNZ; Mavis Mullins, Director, Board Member and Agribusiness owner based in Dannevirke, NZ; Amanda Ellis, former New Zealand Head of Mission and Ambassador to the UN in Geneva, based in Hawai’i and; Professor Susan Stehlik, Communication Consultant and Professor of Management Communications at NYU Stern School of Business, based in New York.

For more information on the speakers, click here.

Click here to view. 

 

 

Why Vote?

RWNZ held the second in our Summit Policy Webinar series on Wednesday, 23 September. In the spirit of Kate Sheppard and her team of suffragists that fought for our right to vote, we discussed the importance of voting in a democracy, why women should use our right to vote and women’s participation. Special thanks to our panellists; Fiona Gower, President RWNZ; Charles Chauvel, UNDP Global Lead on Inclusive Institutions and Processes; Agata Walczak, UNDP Parliament Development Expert; Alicia Wright, Chief Electoral Officer and Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission and; Prof Jennifer Curtin, Professor of Politics and Director of the Public Policy Institute at the University of Auckland.

Watch the webinar here.

 

 

 

Maternal Health/Hauora

Our inaugural Policy Summit Webinar – Maternal Health/Hauora was held on Thursday 27 August and if you missed out, you can watch the recording of the conversation here.

Thank you for the support of the NZ College of Midwives and to our wonderful panellists; RWNZ President, Fiona Gower; NZ College of Midwives Chief Executive, Alison Eddy and rural midwives Kendra Short and Morgan Weathington for leading this korero.