An Interactive Event for MEN Navigating and Leading Family Farm Succession 

When it comes to the future of the family farm, your voice matters.

Calling the Shots is a straight-talking workshop designed for farming men who are interested in securing their legacy and their family’s future.

Talking TACTICS learn how to :

State your wishes clearly

Communicate openly

Overcome roadblocks

Reduce family conflict

Presented by communications specialist Malinda Guest, this session delivers practical communication skills that cut through the noise, reduce conflict, and make transition planning smoother for everyone involved.

If you’ve ever thought, “I just want to be heard and have a clear plan for what happens next,” this event is for you. Walk away with tools you can use immediately—whether it’s starting tough conversations, making your decisions understood, or ensuring your wishes are respected.

And because some of the best chats happen off the farm, we’ll wrap up with a relaxed social round of golf—a chance to keep the conversation going, share ideas, and enjoy a friendly hit with your mates.

Securing the future of your farm isn’t just about numbers and paperwork—it’s about making sure your voice shapes what happens next.

All Men Welcome

This is an inclusive event for all men with a connection to multi-generational farming or farm property transition of any industry or size. We encourage you to attend with your brothers, fathers, mates or other men from your community.

Event Details

Where:  Tenterfield Golf Club
When: Friday 10th October from 9:00am -1pm

YOUR FREE TICKET INCLUDES

For More information Please Call our Communications Officer  Emma on 1800 344 090 or speak with your local RFC

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About Malinda

Malinda Guest  BSc.(HONS)(Psych), M Psych (Clin), MAPS FCCLP

Director and Clinical Psychologist of Boundless Psychology, Malinda is committed to educating individuals and communities on crucial topics such as understanding mental health, improving communication, and creating healthy relationships. She has a passion for rural mental health and juggles a diverse array of roles, including mother, wife, clinical psychologist, director, and supervisor.

Malinda created Let’s Talk Tactics and Know Your Mates to educate individuals on effective communication—especially around meaningful and challenging topics. These frameworks are central to the workshops, community events, and fundraisers she organises and emcees.

In addition to her work as a treating Clinical Psychologist, Malinda regularly provides guidance and advice to media outlets, including appearances on ABC National Radio, sharing insights on mental health and rural issues.