We talk about almost everything; love, lives, dreams, fears, bad dates, politics, even money (for goodness sake). But when it comes to the stuff that really matters, like our end of life wishes, we go quiet. Or we just don't know where to start, what's available, where do I start and who can help.

We're calling out the absurdity of keeping your final wishes and the questions you have a secret. Because if you don't know what you want or nobody else knows what you want, they never will. Share them now.

When final wishes go unplanned and/or, unspoken, our loved ones are left to make decisions in the dark, grieving, confused, and guessing. Planning it and saying it now is a gift!

It’s not morbid. It’s not taboo. It's human. And it doesn’t have to be heavy.

You can talk about your wishes at the pub with your mates, in the salon chair, at the park, basically anywhere you’d talk about literally anything else. And it’s not just for old folks; it’s for all of us, at any age. It’s just another conversation.

Join us for an open-hearted evening of curiosity, connection, and conversation over a relaxed drink. This community event brings together people who are passionate about shifting how we approach death, dying, and bereavement, in our families, communities, and across Australia.

You'll meet:

End of life Doulas, funeral directors, social workers, therapists, and more,
People who’ve experienced the loss of a loved one and want to help others navigate it.
Locals who are just curious and ready to explore the big questions in life and death.

Together we’ll share stories, ideas, and practical wisdom in a welcoming, supportive space. No pressure. No taboos. Just real talk – with a twist of humour and humanity.

Whether you’re planning ahead, grieving someone you love, or simply dying to know, this event is for you.

Let’s create a future where death is no longer a forbidden word and we’re all a little more prepared for life’s biggest transition.

Come for the company. Stay for the conversation.
We can’t wait to see you there.

Contact the host of Death over Drinks