Applications for the 2026 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award are now closed.
Applications are now closed for the 2026 Rural Women's Award.
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About the Award
For 25 years, the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award has shone a light on a network of women across regional Western Australia, who are benefiting their communities and industries through their skills, commitment and ingenuity.
Winning the award recognises not only the individuals leadership but also promotes the region, industry or business on a national platform. The winners bursary can also be used to take their project to the next level and join an extensive alumni network across Australia.
The Rural Women’s Award of WA is supported by AgriFutures, the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Westpac, CBH Group, and the Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Network of Western Australia.
Isabella Thrupp – 2025 WA State Winner and National Runner-up
Isabella Thrupp is the founder of Prinking in Pindan, a clothing brand inspired by life on cattle stations in the Kimberley. Currently managing Leopold Downs Station alongside her partner Jacob, Isabella has spent the past 5 years living and working on remote stations.
Her debut product, The Pindan Jeans, sold out within minutes, highlighting the demand for stylish, durable clothing designed for station life. Passionate about empowering rural women, fostering connections between rural and urban communities, and championing sustainability, Isabella is redefining fashion for the outback.
Learn more about Prinking in PindanPrevious WA State Winners
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Mandy Walker (2024)
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Michelle Moriarty (2023)
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Louise O’Neill (2022)
AgriFutures Rural Women’s Acceleration Grant
Applications are now closed for the Rural Women's Acceleration Grant 2026.