Mission Since 2018, the Canberra Gals Network has operated as a feminist not-for-profit that focuses on enabling EVERY Canberran woman to be more in her personal and professional capacities and […]
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{{PreviewText}} {% if PreviewText %} {% endif %} “Canberra’s #1 way to make connections.” Issue 9 – 19th July NO RISK, NO STORY an evening of empowered connection THE CONNECT-UP GALA
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More and more we’re waking up to the idea that one’s health has less and less to do with solving just one problem, and more to do with the total
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the cbr gals network welcomes ITP The Income Tax Professionals (ACT) We’ve partnered with the Income Tax Professionals ACT for August 2020 through August 2021 in order to improve the
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Ita Buttrose claims that Millennials aren’t resilient; Buzzfeed’s Anne Helen Petersen seems to believe that we are the burnout generation because “We’re spoiled, entitled, lazy, and failures at what’s come
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The medical community isn’t really sure how or why it works, just that it seems to.
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Over the five years I have called this city home, I have not found a space like this to engage with so many Canberra-based business owners. Having the chance to grow within the community and start those conversations is incredibly exciting. I am eagerly counting down the days till I can (finally) get dolled up in a nice party dress and spend my Saturday night off my couch. Surely I am not the only one that has found themselves in this situation?
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Issue 8 – 28 June “Canberra’s #1 to make connections” in partnership with Contentious Character, The Network Presents: THE CONNECT-UP GALA 20% off tickets for newsletter subscribers only (that’s you!)
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For father of four Chris Knopik, he saw “isolation” not as a daunting term intending to separate his children, but as an opportunity to connect people across the world through music.
Opinion: Shannon Beckwith The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed everyone’s lives and 2020 plans almost overnight. I must admit, even I had talked myself into the notion that really, how
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