Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) is an integral part of New Zealand's rural landscape. Established in 1925 as the Women's Division of the Farmer's Union, RWNZ has become a crucial voice on health services, education, environment, and social issues in the rural sector. RWNZ Members play a vital role in connecting with rural communities across the country.

With branches scattered nationwide, these groups provide networking opportunities, training days, and workshops. For those who can't make regular meetings, Individual Membership offers a chance to stay connected and have a say. RWNZ strives to empower rural women and girls by nurturing their talents and promoting leadership roles within Branches and Provincials.

They also offer social and business networking opportunities for Members while seeking their opinions on issues affecting rural people. With a focus on supporting rural communities, RWNZ values forward thinking, flexibility, professionalism, and inclusivity. Join RWNZ to be a part of an organization dedicated to shaping thriving rural environments and championing the interests of rural women and girls across New Zealand