Women in Resources South Australia

We have something very special coming up! Save the date for our next event, which will be at 5:15pm on Tuesday 13 October 2026 at The Gallery! Details to come...

Your personal brand starts long before you say a word. We're excited to see our friends at Women in Mining South Australia (WIMnetSA) hosting this fantastic breakfast workshop exploring how personal style can strengthen confidence, credibility and professional presence. One of the best parts of working together across our industry networks is being able to share opportunities that help women learn, connect and grow. If you've been thinking about attending a professional development event, this is a great one to add to your calendar. #PersonalBranding #ProfessionalDevelopment #AdelaideEvents

Fuel security is fast becoming one of the biggest resilience questions for Australian businesses as geopolitical tensions and supply chain pressures are pushing it right up the agenda. Join us on Thursday 30 July as Bianca DeGennaro, Partner in PwC Australia's Sustainability team, unpacks the current landscape of fuel security risk for Australian businesses. Bianca works closely with clients to help them understand climate-related and broader resilience risk exposure, and in 2026 that conversation has expanded well beyond climate, now taking in geopolitical instability and supply chain constraints as key drivers of business risk. Whether you're in resources, energy, or a related sector, this is a timely opportunity to hear a practitioner's perspective on where these risks are heading and what businesses are doing to build resilience. Thursday 30 July, 5:15–7:30pm Finlaysons Lawyers, Level 7, 43 Franklin Street, Adelaide Free drinks and canapés — everyone welcome Register by 5:30pm Monday 27 July https://lnkd.in/gfM-hGZy

Join us in July for drinks, canapes and a presentation from Bianca DeGennaro that will take us through some current issues for Australian businesses associated with fuel security risks. Bianca is a partner in PwC Australia's Sustainability team. Part of her role has been helping clients understand their exposure to climate-related risks and to help build resilience into sustainability strategies. During 2026, this conversation has increasingly been focused on broader resilience conversations as a result of increasing geopolitical tensions and supply chain constraints. Register now at https://lnkd.in/gfM-hGZy

We’re excited to see applications now open for the 2026 Women in Mining South Australia (WIMnetSA), Breaking Ground Mentoring Program. This program continues to create valuable opportunities for women across mining and resources to build confidence, expand networks, share experiences and support career growth through meaningful mentoring connections. Whether you’re looking to gain guidance and career clarity as a mentee, or give back and support the next generation as a mentor, Breaking Ground is the perfect opportunity for learning, connection and shared growth across our industry. We encourage our Women in Resources SA community to get involved and be part of another impactful year for the program. #Mentoring #BreakingGround

Last week, Women in Resources SA held an important conversation on psychosocial safety in the workplace. A big thank you to Daniella Carling and Jessie Murphy-Allen for sharing practical, real-world insights. A few key takeaways that resonated: • Understanding the difference between a hazard and discomfort as not all stress is harmful, and stretch is often where growth happens • Creating psychosocially safe workplaces isn’t about removing challenge but about getting the balance right • This is legislated, evolving, and increasingly important When we get it right, culture shows up in real ways: lower turnover, less poor behaviour, stronger retention, and more innovation, ultimately impacting the bottom line. Great to see so many people in the room, committed to building better workplaces across our sector. #WomenInResources #Networking #PsychosocialSafety

Last days to register! Don't miss out on our Autumn Networking Event! Attendance is free and all are welcome, but please register at https://lnkd.in/guzXA9JF by COB Monday 27 April 2026 so we can ensure we have a nametag and catering for you.

Psychosocial safety at work is one of those things we’re all hearing more about… but it’s not always clear what it actually looks like in practice. This session is a chance to unpack that in a really practical, down-to-earth way. No heavy legal jargon, just real conversation with Daniella Carling and Jessie Murphy-Allen. We’ll cover: 🔹 what psychosocial safety actually means day-to-day 🔹 how to spot and manage risks early 🔹 what you can realistically say and do in challenging situations Plus, a great opportunity to connect with others across the industry who are navigating the same things. If you’ve been meaning to sign up, now’s the time with registrations closing soon. Secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/guzXA9JF We look forward to seeing you there. #WomeninResources #Networking #PsychosocialSafety #AdelaideEvents

Everyone has a role to play in ensuring that our workplaces are psychosocially safe, whether you are an employer, employee, manager or team member. Join us on 30 April 2026 to hear from workplace lawyers Jessie Murphy-Allen and Daniella Carling about your duties and rights and some practical tips about what you can do or say to help manage psychosocial hazards at work. Register now at https://lnkd.in/guzXA9JF. This event is free to attend and all are welcome.

Save the date for our next event on Thursday 30 April 2026 from 5:30pm at the Gallery! This one is for everyone who is an employer, an employee or works in a team. Sound like you? Details and registration link to follow...