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Harvey Norman are proud partners of the “Our Town” series with Sky News and the Paul Murray Live program. On this Sunday night’s episode, Murray discusses the exponential growth of women’s Rugby League in Queensland and the recent first of its kind Ampol Women’s State of Origin series live from MacGregor, Queensland. Paul spoke with Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons Romy Teitzel and Julia Robinson on their experiences in leading the next generation of female rugby league players, and the importance of female role models for young girls in sport. “The very good people of Harvey Norman are huge supporters of sport and particularly champions of female sport,” he said. Julia Robinson then joined Paul live from the studio in MacGregor alongside NSW sky blues winger, Jaime Chapman, to get a firsthand insight into the minds of the Origin stars, as well as some information on the all-new Harvey Norman Macgregor store. To watch the full episode, visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/ghpvfUHu See all the upcoming 2024 NRLW season action live on Official NRLW, National Women's Rugby League | NRL.com

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Harvey Norman is proud to announce that we are joining forces with Minerva Network as an official partner.   At Harvey Norman, we take pride in our focus to support sport and athletes at every level in Australia, with an ethos that every Australian girl should be able to compete in her choice of sport at whatever level her ambition and talent will facilitate. “The Minerva Network and Harvey Norman in partnership makes complete sense. Fulsome sporting careers for Australian women are now possible and thanks to the Minerva Network, our fabulous athletes are mentored where their talents and interests will be best served once their competitive career has concluded,” Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page states.   Ms Page, CEO, said further “Australia is vast, and our talent comes from every corner, so I am particularly passionate about the work the Minerva Network is doing in rural and regional areas. As our athletes change career paths, we want their unique skills to benefit those within their community. Athletic careers often take individuals far from home for long periods from a young age. Harvey Norman operates in over 110 rural and regional Australian towns and centres. We want all our athletes to have the choice of both what they pursue as their next career and where they want to live. Every town in Australia deserves to benefit from the ongoing contribution these brilliant women will make across their lifetime.”   Minerva Network Chairman and Co-Founder Christine McLoughlin AM said, “We are thrilled to welcome Harvey Norman as our newest partner in our journey to empower professional women in sport.   “Our two organisations each have an unwavering commitment to diversity and believe that together we can drive more meaningful change and create a more inclusive sporting landscape for generations to come.”   Through this partnership, Harvey Norman and Minerva Network look forward to fostering an environment of equality, respect, and opportunity for all.   Read more about the partnership here: https://lnkd.in/gsE8aZpT   L to R: Kezie Apps - NRLW; Gabi Simpson - Netball; Christine McLoughlin AM; Katie Page; Saskia Broudelet - Rhythmic Gymnastics; Ali Brigginshaw - NRLW. Photo credit: Jacob Watson  

Western Sydney University has welcomed a first-of-its-kind $7.9 million landmark donation from Harvey Norman, with development focuses on learning and mentorship opportunities for young women in the community. Led by Harvey Norman CEO, Katie Page, the donation allows for the establishment of The Harvey Norman Young Women’s Leadership Academy, piloted through Auburn Girls High School, a newly created academy supporting the next generation of aspiring female leaders.   Through the donation, Katie Page aims to provide higher education opportunities to the next generation of female professionals. She sees Auburn Girls High School and Western Sydney University as a prime avenue for their success, quoting “Auburn Girls High School is already an institution that produces exemplary graduates. We hope that with our support their graduates will be the next generation of female role models and contributors setting the standard for leadership in their careers and communities.”   “The establishment of The Harvey Norman Young Women’s Leadership Academy at Auburn Girls High School is bold. We are committing to Auburn Girls High School for at least a decade. Under the stewardship of the University and Ms. Anna Tsoutsa, School Principal, the Leadership Academy will enable students to access leadership skills and mentoring across their secondary education.” A comprehensive school-wide initiative, the program will support students' personal and social development at Auburn Girls High School. The Leadership Academy will feature tailored workshops for different age groups to enhance personal, social, and leadership capabilities. A professional development stream will help teachers cultivate resilience and independence in young women. Auburn Girls High School has been a partner in the University’s highly successful Fast Forward high school engagement program since 2009 and works with the University across a range of other initiatives and will further this success with our newly founded collaboration with Harvey Norman.

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Harvey Norman are proud partners of the “Our Town” series with Sky News and the Paul Murray Live program. On Sunday night’s episode “Year of Memories” Murray talked to some of our Harvey Norman Brand Ambassadors on their preparations for the Paris 2024 Games.   We spoke with Ariarne Titmus, Montana Atkinson, Jeff Dunne and their parents on the commitment and sacrifices each of them have made on their games Journey. Both Chris Bond and Jye Edwards also shared their insights and what drives them to be their best.   Paul Murray met with Australian Paralympian Madison de Rozario and Paralympics Australia Chef de Mission Kate McLoughlin live on the show, and discussed how emerging technologies are progressing along with sport.   “Madison is all types of awesome, she is at her best,” he said.   “Everyone is looking forward to a magnificent year of memories in Paris, 2024.”   To watch the full episode, visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/dfk2JhqV

Paralympics Australia, proudly supported by Harvey Norman, gave our corporate staff and suppliers an opportunity to participate in their infamous Para-Tough Cup, an action-filled day where participants compete in a range of Para-sports, meet Paralympians, and learn about the Paralympic Movement.   With the Paralympic Games of Paris 2024 only 177 days away, it was a great opportunity for staff and suppliers to get involved and show their support by having a go at Wheelchair Basketball, Goalball and Sitting Volleyball, whilst being taught and hearing from Australian Paralympians Tristan Knowles OAM, Amy Ridley and Japhy Duldig.   Follow the Australian team’s journey by joining AUS Squad, the official cheer squad of the Australian Paralympic Team: https://lnkd.in/gAZpVFSN

Harvey Norman are proud partners of Hoops Capital, who together are excited to announce the launch of the Harvey Norman Future Flames program.   The NSW-based program aims to build an expanded pathway to elite basketball for talented female basketball players. The program will provide support to its athletes in the areas of training and development opportunities, mentorship, employment, and education.   Watch the Sydney Flames talk about their own pathways, and let their stories inspire you.

Harvey Norman are proud partners of the “Our Town” Series with Sky News and the Paul Murray Live program. The first episode of 2024 saw Paul travel to Townsville and shine a spotlight on our everyday heroes after Tropical Cyclone Kirrily as well as check out the Harvey Norman All Stars NRL game which celebrates Australian Indigenous and Maori NRL players. Mr Murray said he had a “great experience” at the Townsville stadium to watch the All Stars game. To view the full episode https://lnkd.in/ebzze4PY

Harvey Norman are proud partners of the “Our Town” Series with Sky News and the Paul Murray Live program. The latest episode focused Australia’s Seafood Capital, Port Lincoln and the 2023 Shine Awards. Celebrating Australian women who do so much for their rural communities. The Shine Awards was founded seven years ago over a cup of tea between the Herald and Weekly Times Chairman Penny Fowler and Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page. “Harvey Norman are shining a light on all these inspiring stories” - Penny Fowler Chairman, the Herald & Weekly Times “So many amazing women in regional Australia, doing things that nobody knows about” - Katie Page, CEO of Harvey Norman Paul Murray says the regional and rural women who are the winners of the Harvey Norman Shine Awards are the “linchpins of their community”. Please see link below for full episode: https://lnkd.in/gcdxB6aE