Rural Women's Network Daring to Dream project
A beautiful 120 page full colour book, Daring to Dream includes 27 stories of leading women.
Available for only $11 plus p&h. Call 1800 028 374 to order your copy today or complete the order form below.
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Daring to Dream (DTD) is a tribute to the many women from rural, regional and remote backgrounds who have dared to take the plunge, set goals and overcome challenges to make their dreams happen. The stories show the creativity and resilience of women as they share their stories and provide inspiration and ideas for others.
A project of NSW Department of Primary Industries Rural Women’s Network, DTD celebrates and recognises rural women who are playing key roles as achievers and agents of change within their communities in one or more of the following areas; agriculture, industry, business, community, sport, the arts and natural resources, by sharing their stories and providing a mechanism for networking and informal mentoring.
DTD features a diversity of women from across NSW and includes high profile women as well as those unsung heroines doing amazing things but who have had little recognition.
Stories from inspirational rural women
These are the latest women to be profiled in DTD:
Sharon Dundon provides technical consultancy advice and practical training to overseas stock handlers receiving Australia’s live sheep and cattle.
Debbie Allard and Sue Harnett have joined forces to establish a farmhouse cheese making enterprise on a small farm factory at Mooball near the village of Burringbar on the NSW Far North Coast.