Tasmanian Hospitality Review - August/September 2026

Wrest Point on Friday, 30 October, with Wrest Point providing exceptional support in helping establish what organisers hope will become Tasmania’s flagship prostate cancer fundraising event. Major sponsors Spectran Group and Icon Cancer Centre Hobart have also come on board, building strong momentum ahead of the inaugural luncheon.

the five-year survival rate is almost 100 per cent. Events like the Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch not only raise vital funds but also help break down the stigma that still prevents many men from talking about their health. The organising committee is inviting Tasmania’s hospitality businesses, suppliers and corporate community to become part of the event’s foundation year. Whether by booking a table, becoming a sponsor, donating auction items or providing in-kind support, every contribution will help establish a lasting legacy for men’s health in Tasmania. The event is proudly a celebration of blokes, built around good food, great company and encouraging men to take action when it comes to their health. While the lunch has a strong focus on bringing men together, women are absolutely welcome to join the celebration and support this important cause. Businesses are encouraged to book a table of 10 at Ticketmaster or contact Rick Bennett to discuss sponsorship opportunities and how they can become involved in what promises to become one of Tasmania’s premier annual fundraising events. For more information on prostate cancer, contact PCFA on 1800 22 00 99 or visit pcfa.org.au .

Guests will enjoy an afternoon featuring Olympic gold medallist Steven Bradbury OAM as keynote speaker, comedian Lawrence Mooney, Triple M’s Kaz McMullen as MC, exceptional food, live auctions, raffles and entertainment. Every ticket sold will help fund prostate cancer research, awareness and support services for men and families across Tasmania and Australia. Around 560 Tasmanian men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year and almost 80 lose their lives to the disease. Yet when detected early,

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