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The Ballina Chamber of Commerce is bringing together women and men from all walks of life to honour and recognise the progress made in the fight for gender equality at their International Women’s Day lunch.

Organisers say, ‘This event is a bright light on the Ballina social and business community calendar with a large and enthusiastic audience attending every year’.

‘As we reflect on the past year, we’re reminded of the tremendous resilience and strength of women locally, regionally and globally. This is a time to celebrate how far we’ve come and to acknowledge the work that still needs to be done. Let’s come together to inspire each other, lift each other up, and continue to break down barriers for women everywhere.

‘So please clear your calendars, contact your friends and colleagues so you can join us for an unforgettable International Women’s Day Luncheon, including a fine three-course meal and drinks on arrival.

‘Let’s celebrate the power of women and the progress we’ve made together!’

Any queries please contact: [email protected]

Online bookings:
www.ballinachamber.com.au/events/#!calendar


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