
Event Overview
Born over a glass of wine and the tradition continues
The Wagners It’s a Bloke Thing Luncheon has grown into one of Queensland’s largest daytime fundraising events, raising more than $18 million since its inception.
What began in 2010 as a simple conversation between four mates has evolved into a powerful movement dedicated to breaking down barriers and encouraging open, honest conversations about men’s health.
At its core, the event is about more than fundraising. It exists to spark dialogue between mates, families, and communities, because awareness saves lives and early action makes a difference in the fight against prostate cancer.
Join us in continuing the conversation, supporting men’s health, and helping to save lives - one bloke at a time.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
To get involvec, please view our sponsorship document for more information and opportunities.
VIRTUAL BLUE SEATS
If you can't attend in person, buy your blue seat today and helps us deliver a greater impact. Please contact us at events@itsablokething.com.au
LUNCHEON TICKETS
To find out more about Luncheon tickets, please contact us at events@itsablokething.com.au

Event Details
WHEN

The Countdown Begins
Queensland’s biggest lunchtime fundraising event
- Days8
- Hours15
- Minutes54
- Seconds26

Virtual Blue Seats
Every seat purchased helps us deliver a greater impact
Our annual fundraising luncheon often sells out months in advance. If you’re unable to attend in person this year, you can still be part of the impact through our Virtual Blue Seats.
A Virtual Blue Seat is a simple way to support the It’s a Bloke Thing Foundation, with a minimum $20 donation helping fund prostate cancer nurses, awareness, research, and mobile PSA testing
The more seats sold, the greater the impact we can achieve together.
HOW it works
Your private link to live stream the It’s a Bloke Thing luncheon will be sent via email closer to the event date. Make sure to check your inbox (and junk folder just in case) in the week leading up to Friday, 21 August 2026.

2026 It's A Bloke Thing Foundation Major Car Raffle
Raffle drawn Friday 21 August 2026 at 3:30pm
Win the Ultimate Volkswagen Amarok V6!
Drive away in a brand-new 2026 Volkswagen Amarok V6 Style, fully upgraded and valued at over $110,000, built for performance, adventure, and the road less travelled.
This prize package includes a Norweld Elite Tray, Ironman 4x4 Apex Bullbar, Ironman 4x4 Scope Neo 9” Spotlights, Ironman 4x4 Premium Side Steps, Ironman 4x4 Monotube 2” Suspension Upgrade, and a TAG XR Recovery Towbar, everything you need to take your next adventure to the next level.
Expertly accessorised thanks to Mick Tighe 4x4 & Outdoor, Norweld, Ironman 4x4, and TAG Towbars, and finished with wheels supplied by Bob Jane T-Marts, this Amarok is guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes.


Silent Auction
Opens 9:00am Monday 17 August
Browse the items and place your bids in the Silent Auction, open to everyone, you don’t have to attend the Luncheon to take part.
The auction opens at 9:00am Monday 17 August and closes at 3:30pm Friday 21 August, featuring a range of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, jewellery, and collectors’ items.
Every bid supports vital prostate cancer research and support services, helping deliver better outcomes for Aussie men and their families.
Explore, bid, and be part of something meaningful. Once the clock closes, the highest bid wins!
2025 Luncheon Video
ABOUT IT’S A BLOKE THING FOUNDATION
The It’s a Bloke Thing Foundation is a registered not-for-profit dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and improving care for men affected by prostate cancer across Australia, with a strong focus on regional and rural communities.
The idea for the annual luncheon began in 2010 when two mates, both recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, realised how little men were talking about their health. From that conversation, they created an event to change the narrative and encourage open discussion about men’s health.
First held in Toowoomba in 2011, the Wagners It’s a Bloke Thing Luncheon has since grown into one of Australia’s largest daytime fundraising events, raising more than $18 million to support prostate cancer research and initiatives, including the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. Its ongoing mission is to break down barriers and save lives through awareness and conversation.





































