When I would look around the board table, it was full of graduates. From the cotton perspective, the ARLP has been a wonderful investment
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Thank you for all you are doing.
January 9, 2020Returning to work this week, the ARLF team is acutely aware of the impact of the fire and weather emergency facing rural and regional communities and our industries. We are grateful for those whom are contributing in a myriad of ways across the country, facing the fire, supporting those that do, ensuring food clothing and […]
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The ARLF attended the Heywire Gala Dinner last night, an amazing night full of rich and impactful stories from right across rural, regional and remote Australia.
Our Chief Executive @Matt Linnegar is Future Farmers Network Mentor of the Month on Apple Podcasts.
Episode 4 of the FFN 'Mentor of the Month' see's Oli Le Lievre chat with Matt Linnegar from the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation. Oli & Matt touch on the transition from growing up in the city but being destined for Agriculture, the fabrication of a 'divide' and the desire for constructive and progressive collaboration to face the problems in which Rural Australia faces today and will face, click here to check out the episode!
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We are proud of our network sharing, learning and contributing for a better regionThe fantastic network created by leadership programs was evident through the connections of our first guest speaker Waverley Stanley.
Kristy Frahm, RECLP 2016 participated in the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation’s Leading our Regions program in 2019 and heard Waverley speak. In her role as board member of Red Earth Community Foundation, Kristy invited Waverley to speak to our 2020 participants on their first evening in the Bunya Mts.
His words challenged our participants to lead themselves, invest in their leadership and make the most of the program they are on.
He paid tribute to Mrs Rosemary Bishop’s role in securing him a scholarship to the Toowoomba Grammar School which he believes changed the trajectory for his life.
Waverley and RECF chair Georgie Somerset are both alumni of Australian Rural Leadership Foundation’s core program, were boarders at Toowoomba boarding schools at the same time and finally met in the Bunyas!
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All of our alumni are stars leading in their respective communities and industry. Very few get recognised nationally for their service and commitment. Congratulations Georgie, we’re delighted to be celebrating you and all you do for rural regional and remote Australia.
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Congratulations to Red Earth Chair, Georgie Somerset who has been named a Member of the Order of Australia in this year's Australia Day honours!Georgie has received her award for "significant service to primary industry, to women and to the community”.
The South Burnett has been a recipient of Georgie's committed service for many, many years and we're incredibly grateful for her tireless dedication to our community.
Thank you ARLF for your involvement and support of your Alumni. We couldn't be more grateful and proud to have Georgie as the Chair of our community foundation.
Well deserved Georgie Somerset xx
Congratulations Keelen! ARLF Fellow Keelen Mailman has received well deserved recognition for her leadership.
Honour a chance for understanding: Keelen Mailman
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At a time when opinions are divided about celebrating our national day, Bidjara woman Keelen Mailman hopes her Australia Day honour will help the public understand the needs of her people.
