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Almost 200 attend Warwick’s International Women’s Day breakfast

Zonta President Colleen Hunt with former Australian cricketer Delissa Kimmince and former Australian Rugby League player Stephanie Hancock at Warwick's annual International Women's Day breakfast. (Jeremy Cook: 463905)
By Jeremy Cook

The looming threat of a cyclone failed to put a dampener on Warwick’s International Women’s Day breakfast where almost 200 […]

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