A huge “Thank you” to everyone who sent in photos. We received some incredible photos and loved looking through them all.

We have available for purchase via our website shop a navy-blue vest with TWiA logo. It’s available in size 10 – 22 and costs $75...

A new rebate scheme is available to help Tasmanian farmers in the agricultural sector improve safety in their workplaces. The Tasmanian...

Fifteen members of TWIA and one gentleman visited the garden and orchid houses of Warren Brooks at Ulverstone on Thursday 11th of...

Are you an experienced Tasmanian artist interested in creating a public artwork to celebrate “Tasmanian Women in Agriculture”? “Tasmanian...

TWIA wants to build a collection of photographs of real Tassie Women which tell the story of Tasmanian Women in Agriculture. We want...

The AGM of Tasmanian Women in Agriculture will take place on 31st August at Windows on Westella, 100 Westella Drive, Ulverstone, TAS 7315...

What an amazing, powerful evening, over140 people of all backgrounds listened to women who had faced challenges that made them be heard.

It was a fantastic day with many members attending along with politicians and industry stakeholders.

ll Together in the Paddock was an opportunity for family and friends to gather in the beautiful surrounds of Mount Gnomon Farm, to recharge.

YAPN saw a challenging start to the 2019-2020 term but with the perseverance of a dedicated committee we were able to provide some of the mo

2020 has been a challenging year and TWiA has had to think creatively in order to stay connected with its members in trying times. If 2020

As an organisation, Tasmanian Women in Agriculture has a rich 25 year history of providing support and valuable resources to our members.

Our sector has shown once again how we can be resilient and agile – making changes to benefit individuals and communities.

This community event is an opportunity for family and friends to gather in the beautiful surrounds of Mount Gnomon Farm, to recharge.

While it wasn't possible to meet face to face for the 2020 Gathering, TWiA hosted the Gathering in the Cloud, a first for the organisation.

This free online webinar was an opportunity for TWiA members and women working in the agricultural sector to share their challenges in the c

The 2020 Gathering will be online with a great line up of speakers, including Pip Courtney from Landline and Todd Babiak from Brand Tasmania

In collaboration with Kingthing Marketing, Tasmanian Women in Agriculture offered an online webinar to aid producers in gaining skills

Paddock Talk is a way for rural women to continue to connect and network during this difficult time of COVID-19