Thursday 16th February

70th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin

Shipwreck Bar Hotel Vibe Waterfront 5.30pm - 7.00pm
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Peace is a gift, It is a gift we give ourselves, And then each other - Richard Goode

Connecting Territory Women

Women's Network Northern Territory is the largest non-political organisation for WOMEN IN THE TOP END. Our aim is to support and promote you in areas of professional development, leadership and to connect women through networking.
Members come from a vast range of professions and business backgrounds such as banking, government, travel, advertising, real estate, business development, retail, fitness and well being.
The network is also a great opportunity for women NEW TO THE TERRITORY to meet locals and feel welcomed in their home.
YOU can attend fun networking functions and special events with interesting local speakers who inspire and motivate. Functions are held in a relaxed and social environment where you can easily connect with women to become friends and offer all forms of support for YOUR BUSINESS and PERSONAL LIFE.

Become a Member and Benefit

• Monthly networking functions in different locations around Darwin
  
• Complimentary entry into our online Members’ Directory
• Advertise your business/event via a range of communication mixes
• Access to professional development workshops
  
• Free subscription to WORKING WOMEN Magazine
• Retail discounts arranged for WNNT members
  
• Discounted price to networking events
• Affiliate membership to Women's Network Australia

I just wanted to congratulate you all on doing such a fabulous job with the functions. The speakers have been so different, yet all inspirational. Congratulations also on being able to create a professional yet fun and friendly atmosphere. I look forward to seeing you at the next function.

Leah Chandler of Emma Page Jewellery, Skincare & Cosmetics, Vitamins & Supplements recently joined WNNT.

Mona Adams was born in Darwin to an Aboriginal/Filipina mother and Chinese father, and attended St. Joseph’s Catholic School (now St. Mary’s School) in Cavenagh Street.

In January 1942, she, at age 14, and her family were evacuated from Darwin before it was bombed on the ship the “Montoro” and disembarked in Cairns. During their stay in Cairns, she met and married Charles Adams, and they had four children before returning to Darwin in 1949.

Mona comes from a family of 7 children. She is the mother of 13 children, and now has 35 grandchildren, 45 great-grand children and 3 great-great grandchildren. Hear Mona's story at this months networking event 16th Feb Shipwreck Bar Hotel Vibe

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