Representing women in agriculture since 1994

Together, we are a force for positive change

Australian Women in Agriculture (AWiA) is a dynamic and influential organisation dedicated to empowering women in the agricultural sector.

For over 30 years, AWiA has been a driving force in advocating for gender equality, fostering leadership, and providing a vibrant platform for women across the agricultural landscape. Through its rich history, AWiA has played a pivotal role in connecting, supporting, and uplifting women, making significant contributions to the growth and resilience of the agricultural community. As a catalyst for positive change, AWiA continues to shape the future by championing the role of women and addressing challenges faced by those in the agricultural sector.

impactful and influential voice

Australia's peak organisation for women across all areas in agriculture since 1994. 

We are a network of women across Australian agriculture and beyond. Together, we are a stronger voice and a voice that can make a difference.

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  • Networking

  • Professional Development

  • Advocacy and Representation

  • Events and Conferences

  • Community and Support

  • Leadership Opportunities

  • Inspiration

“Draw inspiration from the stories and experiences of members, fostering a sense of empowerment and resilience in your agricultural journey”

2024 National Conference

  • Seeds to Success

    Growing Together

    Lock in 24-26 September to join us as we celebrate 30 years of AWiA at our National Conference.

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Membership

By joining AWiA, you become part of a dynamic network that empowers, supports, and celebrates

the diverse contributions of women in agriculture.

2024 - 25 memberships now available.

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Speaker Alter!!! Meet Karen Maroney “Karen is a fourth-generation dairy farmers, born and raised in the Mitta Valley, situated in North East Victoria. She is a Director and partner in the dairy operation ‘Arrajarra” and the co owne
Introducing Rein Silverstein as one of the amazing speakers we have lined up for the upcoming Australian Women in Agriculture Connect to Cultivate Euroa event. “A long-standing and passionate advocate for the apple and pear industry, Rien has
Bush Christmas shows off the crafty talents of Australians from around the country Bush Christmas began as a small celebration of regional artisans in 1996. Founder and former organiser Liz McClymont was living in western Queensland and was involve
These Aboriginal women have been crowned two of AFLW's best Brisbane Lions veteran Ally Anderson took home the Best and Fairest, as new-to-the-field Ashanti Bush claimed Goal of the Year Read more here - https://buff.ly/3GHyFyt #AFLW #AFL #Womeni
Hermidale Public School's first wheat crop to sell for $50,000, fund excursions 🌾 When the students at Hermidale Public School in western New South Wales planted 85 hectares of wheat at the beginning of the year, harvest seemed a lifetime away. Th
Young workers head to rural NSW and Queensland to help with harvest season amid labour shortages People such as Avalon Newman, who has swapped her surfboard for a tractor towing a chaser bin full of grain near Moree. "I spent my whole life at
Some great information from Lisa Brassington on harvest job information. Would suggest saving this post if you are looking for harvest work in the future. Victoria seeks young workers, with our labour shortages, to head to peri-urban, regional and
New initiative will help primary school girls imagine themselves in STEM careers new program designed to inspire primary school students, especially girls, to see themselves working in STEM has launched this week. Future You, an initiative of the f
Primary Producer Concessional Loans remain available to farmers impacted by the floods. Concessional loans of up to $250,000 will help farmers restore or replace damaged equipment and infrastructure, or to cover the short-term business expenses. Fo

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Contact your local MP or Senator and radio station to ensure that your voice is heard locally and nationally so that you can influence decisions that affect you and your community.

Become an AWiA Member and help catalyse the changes needed to ensure that Australia agriculture continues to lead as an innovative industry.