WSRT Events
Creating opportunities to connect, learn, lead and be inspired
Throughout the year, WSRT delivers a small selection of events that bring women and girls together to connect, learn and celebrate.
From our flagship International Women’s Day School Girls Brunch to networking events, leadership forums and webinars, our events are designed to inspire, build capability and strengthen the future of sport and active recreation in Tasmania.
18
Nov 2026
North – Launceston
Women in Leadership Networking
Event Info
Where: St Lukes, Launceston
When: Wednesday 18 November 2026
Cost: FREE – by invitation
Book to attend:
RSVP details and link on invitation
09
Mar 2027
North – Launceston
IWD School Girls Brunch 2027
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Where: Tailrace Centre, Launceston
When: Tuesday 9 March 2027
Cost: FREE – through schools
Book to attend:
RSVP details are provided on invitations
If you or your school would like more information, please get in touch at wsrt@wsrt.org.au
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PAST EVENT HIGHLIGHT
Celebrate & inspire
More than 300 students, teachers and guests came together for the 2026 WSRT International Women’s Day School Girls Brunch – a morning of inspiration, connection and powerful conversations. With an outstanding line-up of Tasmanian athletes and leaders sharing their stories, the event celebrated the opportunities sport creates for women and girls, leaving students motivated to dream big.
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When individuals, clubs, organisations and businesses work together, we create safer environments, better pathways and stronger futures for women and girls in sport, right across Tasmania.
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