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.