About
The Long Lunch will be held in the stables at Tipperary Station, kicking off at 12:00pm on Saturday 22nd August. Early bird tickets will be available from the 1st May.
The event is open to anyone and everyone, we would love to see a diverse and inclusive crowd, however it is strictly an 18+ event.
For all transport information, including bus times and pick-up locations, please refer to the Transport & Tickets section.
Dress Code
The theme of the day is Palms, Pearls & Prosecco.
The event will be held undercover on a sand arena, so please keep this in mind when choosing your footwear
Sponsors, Speakers & Stalls
On the day, you’ll be entertained and have the privilege of hearing from a lineup of incredible guest speakers, alongside a fantastic MC guiding the afternoon.
Guests will also have the opportunity to browse a selection of stalls, showcasing a range of businesses and offerings from across the Territory.
This event would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors, who help bring the day to life.
More details to come, stay tuned as we announce our speakers and our MC.
Sponsors
Aleyshia McGrigor, the lady behind the lens. A Darwin based family photographer known for capturing genuine connection, motherhood, and the beautifully real and in between family moments. From remote station sunsets and dusty Territory backdrops to newborn cuddles in her custom-built studio, her work is centred around creating honest, emotional imagery while giving families the chance to slow down, reconnect, and share an unplugged moment together.
As proud supporter of the Long Lunch Collective, Aleyshia McGrigor Photography is passionate about celebrating strong women, genuine connection, and community.
“I hope the day leaves every gorgeous woman in attendance feeling inspired, empowered, connected, and reminded to step into the frame and celebrate their own season of life
Quartermaine Ag. We are a family-owned and operated contract mustering business based in the NT. We muster using bikes, horses, and our 21 working dogs. With years of experience behind us, we are always happy to teach and support people coming into the industry.
This year we have 6 women working in our camp, and we strongly believe it is so important that women are valued, respected, and trained in all areas of agriculture.
We are proud to support the Long Lunch Collective and recognise the importance of supporting and celebrating women in the industry. We love our job, we love working in the NT, and we will always be passionate about the ag industry.
LAWD is a leading Australian real estate, advisory, development and valuation firm specialising in agricultural, rural and regional property assets. With a strong national presence and deep industry expertise, LAWD is recognised for delivering tailored property solutions, strategic advice and outstanding results for clients across Australia.
Olivia Thompson is a Director within LAWD’s Transactions department, specialising in rural and agricultural property transactions across the Northern Territory, Northern Victoria and the Riverina. Olivia has successfully facilitated 13 agricultural property sales across the Northern Territory over the past three years, including cattle stations, mixed farming enterprises and cropping properties, and brings 25 years of real estate experience. Known for her strong local market knowledge, genuine client relationships and hands-on approach, Olivia is passionate about helping clients achieve exceptional outcomes across Australia’s agricultural sector.
YOWY is an Australian owned brand creating tough stainless steel Watercans for workers, ringers and tradies. We're proud to support the rural ag community, charities and other fundraisers in any way we can and ultimately give back to those who've supported us.
West of East Photos is built around a love of the Australian bush and the people who call it home. I’m passionate about capturing the character, resilience, and everyday stories that make rural and regional communities so unique.
My photography focuses on creating natural, timeless images that feel genuine and unforced, whether I’m documenting life on the land, community events, business photography or rural weddings. Through my work, I aim to preserve authentic stories and connections in a way that will be valued for years to come.
RDO Equipment Darwin is proud to support the Tipperary Long Lunch and celebrate the incredible women who are the backbone of our farming communities, regional industries, and local families.
Their strength, leadership, and dedication help shape our land, drive our businesses, and sustain the communities we all value.
We’re honoured to stand alongside them and support an event that recognises their invaluable contribution to our region.
HM Air is a Northern Territory-based aviation company established in 1976 specialising in fixed wing charter flights, aircraft maintenance, aerial mustering, and remote aviation operations across Australia. As a family-owned business deeply connected to regional communities.
HM Air proudly supports initiatives like The Long Lunch Collective, recognising the importance of bringing rural women together, strengthening community connections, and celebrating the resilience of those living and working in remote Australia.
Finniss River Helicopters is proud to sponsor The Long Lunch Collective 2026 at Tipperary Station. As a locally owned and operated aviation business, we value strong connections with the Territory’s rural communities, pastoral industry, and local businesses.
The event celebrates and recognises the incredible women who contribute to station life, regional businesses, and the wider agricultural sector, which help shape the future of the Northern Territory. Supporting events like The Long Lunch Collective reflects our commitment to supporting community event and keeping the outback spirit for generations to come!
Bayer Crop Science is proud to support Australian agriculture and the people and communities that make regional areas so unique. In Northern Australia, Bayer works alongside growers and industry partners to help develop a sustainable and resilient cotton industry. Through innovation, research and practical on‑farm support, Bayer contributes to improving productivity while promoting responsible farming practices and long-term environmental stewardship.
Bayer values the importance of community connection and is committed to building strong, lasting relationships across the Northern Territory. Bayer is also proud to support initiatives like the Long Lunch Collective, which bring people together to celebrate community, connection and the unique spirit of the Territory.
Cape Adieu is a small, locally owned business built on a shared love for adventure and connection. Owned and operated by Grace and Munro, Cape Adieu brings together a deep appreciation for the Top End's wild landscapes, rich stories and the simple pleasure of time spent outdoors.
Offering unforgettable experiences on the water, from Sunset Harbour Dinner Cruises and Fishing Charters to remote coastal Safaris. Cape Adieu blends refined hospitality with wild, salty adventures. Showcasing the very best of the Northern Territory through exceptional food, local stories, and time spent out on the water. Every journey with Cape Adieu is designed to be authentic, relaxed, and deeply connected to place and people.
Cotton Australia is the peak body representing Australia’s cotton growers, supporting up to 1,500 cotton farming families across New South Wales and Queensland, with a growing number of growers in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Cotton Australia supports the Australian cotton industry to be world-competitive, sustainable and valued by the community. It’s role spans setting strategic direction, grower advocacy, industry promotion, advancing research and development, and reporting on environmental performance.
Women play an important role in the cotton industry and across agriculture, so we’re proud to support the inaugural Ladies Long Lunch in the Northern Territory, fostering connection and inspiring conversations.
RFTTEJOBS.com is Australia's dedicated agriculture jobs platform, connecting employers with job seekers across rural, remote and regional Australia.
Founded by former Station Hand Simon Cheatham, RFTTEJOBS.com reaches more than 400,000 followers through its online community and helps promote careers across cattle stations, farms, feedlots and agribusinesses nationwide. We are proud to support the Long Lunch Collective Ladies Lunch and initiatives that bring rural communities together, celebrate the people behind our industry, and inspire the next generation of women to pursue rewarding careers in agriculture and regional Australia.
Established in 2019 and based in Dalby QLD. At CHUTE 9 we are passionate about developing styles of jeans for the people in the Australian bush. Jeans that are made to withstand the constant wash cycle and wear of the work jeans pile.
The collection today has three women's styles, the BARKLY, KIMBERLEY and the TANAMI. Soon we will introduce the first in our men’s line. The CHUTE 9 collection is consistent of quality jeans, made to last and designed to fit for all day comfort.
Kent Saddlery - going the extra mile since 1988.
Authentically Australian, quality leather saddles and gear handcrafted in the Kent Saddlery workshop.
Tested in tough Aussie conditions and used by hard-working men and women.
Hand-sewn belts and pouches, butchering and farrier gear, ropes, whips, pocketknives, swags, bags and more!
Located on the New England Highway, just north of Stanthorpe Queensland.
Look out for the COMET windmill and drop in to say g'day or visit online at www.kentsaddlery.com.au
Hide to Tide was founded with a vision to create premium rural workwear that blends practicality, comfort, and class for those who live and work on the land.
We are passionate about creating opportunities for women to thrive in agriculture, in all aspects of the industry. Bringing people together, celebrating achievements and building genuine, lasting connections is why we love what we do. We couldn't be more excited to support The Long Lunch Collective in 2026.
NAB is proud to have supported Australian businesses and agribusinesses with local knowledge, industry insights and expertise for over 160 years. Our team includes specialists in Agribusiness, Health, Private Wealth, Professional Services, Commercial Real Estate, Government and Education, Community and Franchise.
We partner with customers to help their businesses grow. And with more than 700 local bankers in 120 locations around Australia, we’re ready to help you bring your plans to life - at every stage of the journey. We’re deeply invested in the success of regional customers and communities.
Bellingham Contract Mustering provides dependable stockcamp and labour‑hire services from the East Kimberley to the Gulf. Their team prides themselves on high‑quality livestock care and a strong work ethic that stations can rely on. They’re committed to supporting smooth operations while helping develop confident, capable young people in the industry.
They’re proud supporters of the industry and are thrilled to sponsor The Long Lunch Collective, recognising it as a fantastic initiative that brings the local community together while showcasing the people, businesses and opportunities the industry and region has to offer.
Belinda Carlson, creator of CLUB NORTH and @northern.bel, is a storyteller celebrating agriculture, food, fashion and life across northern Australia. Through photography, writing and social media, she shares the people, places and industries that make the north unlike anywhere else. She's delighted to support the Long Lunch Collective with a lucky door prize featuring pieces from her sold-out Tropical Waters 'Fish Lovers' collection. Bel hopes the day leaves guests with new friendships, meaningful conversations and an even greater appreciation for the women shaping life across the Territory.
The Boarding School Collective is Australia's only independent boarding school advisory service, helping rural and remote families navigate one of life's biggest decisions with confidence. Its mission is to ensure every parent, no matter their location or circumstances, knows that boarding school can be a real, reachable option for their child. By breaking down barriers, challenging assumptions and opening doors to opportunity, its work has grown to include the Spirit of the Bush Scholarship Foundation and The Future Room gatherings, where families, schools, businesses and community leaders come together to build connections, strengthen rural Australia and help preserve the social fabric of the communities we all love. Because lasting change rarely begins in a boardroom - it begins around a table
The Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) invests in research and innovation that supports the sustainable development of northern Australia. Working alongside industry, researchers, governments and First Nations organisations, the CRCNA is helping to grow agriculture, aquaculture, health and new industries across the north. We're proud to support initiatives like the Ladies Long Lunch that bring people together, strengthen relationships and celebrate the communities at the heart of northern Australia.
Since 2005 Stomp Shoes has been proudly owned and operated locally in Darwin’s CBD. We pride ourselves in offering unique styles of shoes for the whole family and recently women’s fashion with labels located in Australia and internationally. Here at Stomp, we endeavour to provide you with a fun and exciting shopping experience. We also stock a range of giftware like Glasshouse and Circa fragrances. We are pretty much a one stop shop to get your look right from head to toe in all your favourite brands. Join our Stomp tribe on socials like Facebook, Instagram & TikTok for all new and exciting things. We also have an online store www.stompshoes.com.au and ship internationally . We are proud to participate in today’s event, have a great time ladies and we hope to see you soon
Lime & Soda Collective is a small Australian owned clothing label creating timeless pieces inspired by rural life and designed to be worn wherever life takes you. As a business built by a woman balancing work, family and a dream, I understand the value of connection and community. Supporting The Long Lunch Collective was an easy decision because bringing women together, sharing stories and celebrating regional life is something I truly believe in. I hope everyone leaves the day feeling inspired, supported and reminded that every woman's journey is unique and worth celebrating