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Connecting small businesses across Outback Australia - the $10 million Desert Knowledge Australia Outback Business Networks Project connects small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) across desert Australia.
Mums Network is a unique group of business people who support and assist each other to flourish in business and life.
With over 700 members throughout Queensland Women in Technology (WiT) is one of the leading technology industry associations for women in Australia.
Women in Super was first established in 1994 as an unincorporated not for profit association by the Conference of Major superannuation Funds to provide a forum for, and enhance the opportunities of, women employed in the superannuation and financial services industry.
The WIMnet aims to promote attraction and retention of women in the mining industry and to encourage membership and active participation of women in The AusIMM and WIMnet Activities.
