Men's Business Maryborough

04/11/2026

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Source: Fraser Coast Regional Council

01/11/2026

01/11/2026

Women’s Business Maryborough & Men's Business Maryborough united! We turned up to support our local FIRIES for Movember. Well done Sharnte Butler & the rest of the crew, plus all first responders who were there to support men’s mental health, prostate cancer awareness & each other 🙌🏃‍♀️🏃🔥🩷💚

31/10/2026

A dozen blokes turned up for Thursday’s walk ‘n talk, led by Hoges. Top effort gentlemen! 🙌

31/10/2026

TODAY! See you at 9am for our FIRIES. Wear your MBM shirt & cap or something green/black, meet at ANZAC PARK, look out for the MBM flag
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28/10/2026

Nobody should sit on the verandah alone!

A young farmer was battling through a drought. Every morning he checked the rain gauge, and every morning it read zero.

Before long he’d stopped sleeping. He was short with his wife. He walked past that gauge with his head down, like it was telling him what kind of man he was.

One evening his old man found him sitting alone on the verandah.
“I’m failing,” the son said.
His father didn’t give him a speech. He just sat down next to him. After a while he said, “That gauge tells you about the sky, son. It doesn’t tell you about you.”

Then he told him about the droughts he’d been through. The years he thought he’d lose the place. The nights he sat right where his son was sitting.

The rain didn’t come that night. But something shifted. He wasn’t carrying it alone anymore.

Most of us have our own rain gauge. The pay packet. Whether we’ve got work. How we’re going as a dad or a partner. What the scales say. Whether we’re “holding it together.” When it reads low, it doesn’t feel like a tough season. It feels like proof we’re not good enough.

I still catch that in myself. When something I’ve measured myself by drops, I can feel it hit me in the chest. What stops the spiral is having other men around me who’ve been there, and who remind me the gauge isn’t the man.

That’s the men’s business we’ve got to do with each other. Not the boardroom kind. The kind where we stop carrying it alone.

Tradie, farmer, retiree, unemployed, office bloke, young fella, old fella. Doesn’t matter.

No speeches. No fixing. Just men walking side by side, talking about what’s actually going on.

If you’re sitting on the verandah on your own right now, come walk with us.

28/10/2026

MBM to do FIRIES walk this Sunday 1st Nov. Meet Anzac Park 9am. Wear MBM shirt/cap. We’ll do our usual walk’n talk 3km lap 🏃🔥🏃🔥

22/10/2026

6 resilient men went walking through the rain this arvo … 🏃 ☔️ 🌂💧🌧️ 💪

19/10/2026

📣 MEN! YOU ARE INVITED!!! Please set aside Sunday 1st November 9am to support our local FIRIES, we’ll do the usual “walk ‘n talk” lap around Ululah/Anzac/M’boro Golf Course … PLEASE WEAR YOUR MBM SHIRTS & CAPS or anything black & bright green 💚🖤💚🖤💚 🔥🔥🔥🔥