Channel Country Ladies Day is an annual not-for-profit event that connects and celebrates outback women!
Noccundra, Bulloo Shire: 18th – 20th October 2024
Tickets on sale from July. Keep up to date with announcements over on our Facebook page!
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Come and volunteer with us! Experience Channel Country Ladies Day weekend from behind the scenes and help us bring to life one of the most iconic weekends in Western Queensland 💞Ideally, you'll be able to be on site in Noccundra from Thursday 17th to Monday 21st October. No specific skills required, just a positive attitude and your big smile! All meals are provided, and tented accommodation can be arranged too (or you're welcome to BYO camping/caravan/trailer etc)Send us a message if you're keen or would like more info! ➡️💌
We are thrilled to announce Stephanie Trethewey as a keynote speaker at Channel Country Ladies Day 2024! Stephanie is a visionary leader who has transformed personal challenges into a nationwide movement to support rural mothers across Australia. Her transition from life in the city and a successful career in television journalism, to embracing farm life and rural motherhood in Tasmania, has been both a brutal and beautiful journey.Stephanie's struggles with postnatal depression and isolation inspired the creation of Motherland, a national charity that fervently advocates for the mental health and well-being of rural mothers, and celebrates and connects them through platforms like the Motherland podcast and Motherland Village program.The Motherland podcast has had over 950,000 downloads, and Motherland Village, Australia’s first online rural mother's group program, has connected over 220 rural women to their own personalised support group in its first two years. Motherland is on a mission to reduce social isolation and ensure no rural mum is left behind.Stephanie also runs a beef business with her husband, the Tasmanian Agricultural Company. She sits on the Australian Advisory Council of Thankful4Farmers, and in 2022, she was named the national winner of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award. In 2023, Stephanie celebrated the release of her debut book, Motherland.Stephanie interviewed CCLD Founder Kristy McGregor back in 2023! You can take a listen here ➡️ bit.ly/3YUuU1W🔊 Read more about each of our guest speakers over on our website here: bit.ly/CCLD-guest-speakers🎟️ Tickets to the event can be purchased here: bit.ly/CCLD-Tickets
General Attendee tickets are NOW ON SALE! If you live anywhere outside of the Channel Country, you are now able to jump online and grab your tickets to our 2024 event to be held in gorgeous Noccundra from the 18th to 20th - October. 🎟️Purchase tickets here: bit.ly/CCLD-Tickets🎨 The Creative Workshop of your choice will need to be registered for when buying your ticket (included in ticket price). Check out all info relating to creative workshops on our website: bit.ly/CCLD-Creative⛺Tented Accommodation is available on site at the event, and can be purchased alongside your event ticket. Each large tent includes stretchers, sleeping bags and pillows. You can nominate to share with a mate.🙋🏼♀️Have a question about the weekend? Send us a DM, or visit our FAQ's page here: bit.ly/CCLD-FAQsWith less than two months to the event, we can't wait to see you all soon!
CCLD merch on tour! 🇮🇹 Sandra Hartley from Injune, a longtime supporter and attendee of Channel Country Ladies Day, has been touring the Mediterranean with her husband, Tom. Tom proudly sported Sandra's CCLD cap during their holiday - here they are in Positano, Italy! 🤌🏽