15 July 2026
Before there was a festival, two local businesswomen put their money behind an idea that didn't exist yet. Charnie Tuckey, Rose Prout, and the room their yes built.
18 June 2026
Community groups, services and not-for-profits — Free @ The Greens is your day to be seen.
10 June 2026
Makers, growers, side-hustlers and micro-businesses from across the Orana — the 2027 market wants you.
20 April 2026
Two nights on Country for the women who don't usually stop.
2 April 2026
A single sold-out evening, not a monthly ritual: Yasmin Boland live from London and Karen Hamilton's sound bath under the full moon, Tuesday 3 March at the Black Box Theatre.
12 March 2026
It began with one woman from Eumungerie and a simple idea for a supportive pop-up market. Meet Sarah Hamilton of Three Moody Heifers, and the Saturday morning she built.
11 March 2026
Confidence you have to borrow, the decisions no one talks about, and money stories told out loud — inside the CommBank breakfast panel at The Greens.
9 March 2026
International Women's Day, on Country, before the rest of the world had woken up.
5 March 2026
A drawing by Milena Sallustio — the cyclical nature of change across three generations of women.
5 March 2026
Belonging, displacement, and the layered identities of a woman living in Western NSW.
4 March 2026
A textile work by Sophia Johnson inspired by Pearl Gibbs — Dubbo resident, trailblazer, Aboriginal rights activist.
4 March 2026
A photographic portrait of local artist Milena Sallustio — strong, capable, creative, loving, fiercely protective.
3 March 2026
A rumination on return, solitude and the love of place.
3 March 2026
A poem by Nisaba Merrieweather — an infant's knowing, a grandmother locked out, and the love that reaches across it.
2 March 2026
A reflection on survival, shapeshifting, and becoming the woman her daughter can look up to.
2 March 2026
A sung Welcome naming Pearl Gibbs, a novelist's historical women read aloud, famous women's songs, and eight local works woven through the show itself. Every element a new work inspired by her.
2 March 2026
A monologue by Erifili Davis, read by Kalina Davis — Dubbo's Tin Town in the 1930s.
16 February 2026
On softness, slowness, and the quiet revolution of deciding you already have what you need.
15 February 2026
Why women's circles keep returning, what makes them work, and the ones meeting across the Orana right now.
25 July 2025
Mirritya Warriku shares a powerful story of cultural reconnection and resilience through a treasured family photo.