Yorke Peninsula Rural Women's Day
Description
Join us at beautiful Halcyon Stables on Sunday 18 October, 12 noon - 5pm for an afternoon of connection, laughter, inspiration and seriously good food.
Last year’s tickets sold out within minutes - so if you want to join us this year, don’t leave it too late.
Your $160 ticket includes:
A welcome drink on arrival
Bountiful deliciousness from Ash Catering
Keynote speaker Catherine Marriott OAM - one of Australia’s most respected rural leaders and a highly sought-after national and international speaker in women in agriculture and leadership
7NEWS presenter and passionate ag advocate Casey Treloar as MC
Four fabulous experiences to enjoy throughout the afternoon
Relaxed networking and genuine connection with women from across the region
A beautiful afternoon at Halcyon Stables
The opportunity to purchase raffle tickets to help fund Women’s Care Packs for Yorke Peninsula’s three hospitals, following the wonderful response to this initiative
Come with a friend or come on your own - you’ll be warmly welcomed.
Tickets: $160 per person
Don't forget to pre-purchase Raffle Tickets at check out!
Places are strictly limited and last year sold out within minutes.
Host: The Stables at Halcyon
Event Delivery Partner: The Sparkle Biz
Our Guest Speaker

Catherine Marriott OAM
Introducing our 2026 Guest Speaker: Catherine Marriott OAM. Awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her contribution to agriculture and regional communities, Catherine is a nationally recognised leader, speaker, mentor and advocate for rural Australia. Her powerful stories, practical insights and passion for empowering others makes her one of Australia's most sought-after voices in regional leadership. This is a conversation you won't want to miss!
Our MC

Casey Treloar
Meet your 2026 MC: Casey Treloar. We’re super excited to announce that accomplished Channel 7 television presenter, weather presenter and passionate agricultural advocate Casey Treloar will be joining us as MC for the 2026 YP Rural Women’s Day. With deep roots in the dairy industry, Casey brings a unique blend of media experience, agricultural knowledge and genuine country values. From reporting on some of the world’s biggest dairy events to breeding award-winning cattle herself, she’s a familiar and respected voice championing regional Australia and the people who make it thrive. Casey’s warmth, energy, and authentic connection to rural communities make her the perfect person to guide us through an afternoon of inspiring conversations, meaningful connections and shared stories.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity



