Ninety Years of CWA Strength in Tennant Creek | Sydney News

Tennant Creek’s Country Women’s Association celebrates 90 years of service — the longest-running CWA chapter in the Northern Territory — founded in 1936 amid a male-dominated gold rush town. From supporting soldiers in WWII to aiding evacuees after Cyclone Tracy, this resilient group has been a lifeline for the Barkly region, fostering community and connection where isolation was the norm. Now, as they look toward their centenary, they’re calling on the next generation to join them, proving that women’s solidarity and purpose still power change in remote Australia.

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