International Women’s Day
- Friday 6 March
- Doors open at 11am
- Location | Whitlam Theatre
- $160pp + $2 Ticket Fee | Table (10 pax) $1,500 + $2 Ticket Fee
International Women’s Day #IWD2026 #BalanceTheScales #GiveToGain
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated.
Let’s Balance the Scales with a promise that every woman and girl – regardless of background or identity – should be safe, heard, and free to shape their own lives. In 2026, too many across Australia and the world are still denied that fair go. Discriminatory laws, policies, and practices persist. Gender-based violence remains widespread, and structural barriers block too many from seeking or receiving justice.
These barriers are not inevitable. They are built – and they can be dismantled.
When women and girls stand equal, families are stronger, workplaces are fairer, communities thrive, and society becomes safer for everyone.
This International Women’s Day, let’s Balance the Scales together.
This annual fundraising event supports Biyani House – Revesby Women’s Shelter. Every dollar raised goes directly to the shelter supporting its commitment to creating a place of safety, care, and hope for women and children affected by domestic violence in our community.
Held in our Whitlam Theatre, this International Women’s Day (IWD) event provides attendees with an inspiring and engaging experience. Guests will have the opportunity to connect and network with like-minded individuals while hearing from an impressive lineup of speakers representing a diverse range of backgrounds, industries, and experiences.
Your ticket includes an all-inclusive 3-course sit-down lunch complimented by a premium beverage package. You’ll enjoy vibrant live DJ entertainment throughout the event, plus a range of fundraising activities, including a Raffle full of fantastic prizes.
Join Us to #BalanceTheScales #GiveToGain
When: Friday 6 March 2026 from 11.00am to 3.30pm
Where: Whitlam Theatre, Revesby Workers’ Club Function Centre
Tickets: $160 per person + $2 Ticket Fee
$1,500 per table 10 pax + $2 Ticket Fee
*Please note that tickets are sold individually and NOT as a table, unless specified. If you wish to be seated with another ticket holder, please notify us in the booking notes and we will try to accommodate you.
Proudly Partnered with Leagues Club Australia
Represents, informs and supports the needs of Member Clubs around Australia ensuring their ongoing commitment to Rugby League and the Community.
Proudly Supporting Biyani House – Revesby Women’s Shelter
Provides an inclusive, culturally aware service and safe place for women experiencing domestic violence and homelessness. Treating all women with dignity and respect, empowering them to create a better future for themselves and their families.
Guest Speakers
Natalie Cooney
Natalie is Chair of the FSHD Global Research Foundation and Executive Director of the Boston Global group. With over 15 years’ leadership in biotech, life sciences, and muscle regeneration, she drives the global FSHD research strategy. A strategic investor and rare disease advocate, Natalie has led Australia’s FSHD Diagnostic Roadmap, advanced clinical trials, and serves on global biotech boards and advisory committees.
Molly Croft
Molly Croft is a speaker, advocate and two-time cancer survivor who has spent most of her teenage years in and out of hospital. Diagnosed with cancer at just 12 years old, Molly has turned her lived experience into a powerful force for good, using her voice to advocate for young people, people with disability and families navigating the health system. She has raised over $2 million for cancer and youth-related initiatives, including $1.2 million through her own charity, The Tie Dye Project. Now a university student, Molly continues to balance study with speaking, mentoring and advocacy, driven by her belief that lived experience should be heard, valued and celebrated.
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