Your Sunset

06/06/2026

03/06/2026

One week to go!

In Conversation with is almost here. If you have not yet registered, now is the time — replay is included, so your time zone is no obstacle.

📅 Monday, 8 June
🕙 9:30am – 11am AEST
📍 Live, online; replay included for ticket holders
💲Ticket prices vary

👇 Learn more
https://preparingtheway.com.au/kathryn-mannix/

29/05/2026

Such a great place to learn Walawaani Way Conservation Burial

A quiet revolution is underway, turning the clock back to when dying was a social and community affair, and before…

27/05/2026

Throwback to when we all needed the “grief literacy” edition…

18/05/2026

A date for the diary!

Bookings are now open for our next event - Ashes; Expanding options and approaches.

The rates of cremation have increased dramatically the last few decades and we know that not everyone wants to be buried. This increase has left many people asking, what do we do, how do we create meaning-making and memorialise our peoples ashes? Some people in Australia are offering new and unique ways of doing just that and they are going to share these with us in this session.

Join us online on 25-June to hear from our guest panelists for this event are Hayley Bangham from Conscious Clay - Ceramic with ash glazes, Craig Hull from Ashes to Ashes Fireworks Funerals and Peter Russell from Reterniti.

Bookings are essential via the following link - https://www.trybooking.com/DLJCV

17/05/2026

This is an amazing conservation burial site, its on my short list!

15/05/2026

Starting a conversation about palliative care early gives you time to ask questions, understand your options and plan for what matters most. It is better to talk sooner than to have choices narrowed when time is shorter.

Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au

14/05/2026

Palliative care teams help manage symptoms so families can hold onto the moments that matter. With the right support, families feel less alone, deci-sions are respected, and care stays focused on what matters most.

Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au

13/05/2026

A good conversation about palliative care does two things. It helps the people around you understand your healthcare preferences, and it tells services what to prioritise. That might include comfort, where you would like to be cared for, cultural or spiritual needs, and who you want involved in decisions, so care lines up with what matters most.

Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au

12/05/2026

Support built around your individual needs helps you stay in control of your life. It’s about preserving choice and honouring independence in everyday moments, with care that adapts as things change.

Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au