Rafaella MeloReporter·NZ Herald·26 Sep, 2026 07:00 PM7 mins to readAnthea Rolfe says loneliness is common among farming women in New Zealand. Anthea Rolfe says loneliness is common among farming women in New Zealand. Rural women have a suicide rate about 1.2 times higher than women living in urban areas, but research into the wellbeing of farming women remains limited. Canterbury women shared their experiences of loneliness, isolation and the barriers to seeking help with Rafaella Melo. Long before most people’s morning alarms
The hidden toll of isolation on Canterbury farm women
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