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Sponsored by humanistic HR: Women’s Charity High Tea — Saturday 15 November 2025

We’re thrilled to welcome humanistic HR as a sponsor of Broadbeach Robina Cricket Club’s Women’s Charity High Tea on Saturday 15 November 2025. Their support helps us deliver a beautiful afternoon that raises funds for women and girls in cricket—and for vital local services—while celebrating the strength of our community.


People-first HR, right here on the Gold Coast

humanistic HR is your trusted outsourced HR team—a local consultancy that partners with small, medium and large businesses to build healthy, high-performing workplaces. Their team brings 40+ years of combined experience across industries, offering clear, practical guidance without the red tape.

What they do (in plain English):

  • Outsourced HR: day-to-day HR help on tap—contracts, policies, onboarding, leave, performance, Fair Work compliance and more.
  • Strategic HR: culture design, leadership coaching, change management, org structure, retention strategies and workforce planning.
  • On-call advice: when tricky people issues pop up, you can pick up the phone and get straight, actionable guidance.
  • Foundations that scale: simple processes that keep your team safe, supported and aligned as you grow.

humanistic HR’s promise is simple: People First HR. When you look after your people, productivity rises, turnover falls, and customers feel the difference. Clients consistently highlight the team’s empathy, clarity and results—especially the no-nonsense support from Melissa (“Mel”) when challenges need quick, fair resolution.

Want to sanity-check your HR setup? Ask about their free HR Health Check or book a 15-minute consult on 0434 359 019.


Why we’re proud to partner

The High Tea is about connection, inclusion and real impact. That aligns perfectly with humanistic HR’s work: creating safe, respectful, values-led workplaces where people can do their best work. By sponsoring our event, they’re helping us:

  • Raise funds for women’s and junior cricket programs at BRCC.
  • Support local services that stand with women and families in tough times.
  • Showcase role models and conversations that inspire confidence and leadership in the next generation.

It’s community building, on and off the field.


Event highlights — Saturday 15 November 2025

  • Time & place: 12:30–4:00pm, Broadbeach Sports Club (Mermaid Waters).
  • Inclusions: champagne on arrival, high-tea refreshments, auctions, raffles and a door prize.
  • On-stage conversation: Olympic Gold Medallist Sally Pearson in conversation with Ali Plath—lessons on performance, resilience and backing yourself.
  • The Broady Slipper: the crowd-favourite men’s high-heel dash returns for bragging rights and big laughs, all for a great cause.

Bring your friends, fill a table and make an afternoon of it. Every ticket helps us do more for women and girls in our club and our city.


How humanistic HR helps local businesses (at a glance)

  • Profitability: better engagement → higher output + lower turnover.
  • Efficiency: streamlined processes and quick answers when you need them.
  • Experience: seasoned HR leaders who’ve seen (and solved) most things.
  • Culture: clear expectations, confident managers, happier teams.
  • Trusted partner: an embedded advisor who aligns people plans to business goals.
  • Growth: the right roles, the right tools, the right timing—without the headaches.

If your business is growing—or you’ve inherited HR tasks on top of your “real job”—an outsourced partner can be a game-changer.

Contact humanistic HR
Mermaid Waters, QLD • 0434 359 019
Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm (excl. public holidays)


See you at the High Tea

Thank you, humanistic HR, for backing our Women’s Charity High Tea and for the work you do to build safer, stronger workplaces across the Coast. To our BRCC family—book your seats, bring your crew and be part of an afternoon that feels good and does good.

Saturday 15 November 2025 — we can’t wait to welcome you. 💜🏏

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