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The end of the financial year (EOFY) is the time for stocktakes – in your business or on your farm. It’s the perfect opportunity to review your insurance and risk management program. Are your details up to date? Does your cover still fit your current needs?

A quick check now can help you stay protected for the year ahead. Have a chat with your local WFI representative to make sure your cover is right for you: ow.ly/PbuT30sWqNT

Always read the PDS and TMDs from WFI Insurance.

Did you know 5 June is World Environment Day?

This year’s focus is on climate action - listening to the signals our planet is sending and acting now to protect our future.

At WFI, we’re proud to support the farmers, small businesses and communities at the heart of regional Australia - helping them stay resilient as our environment changes. 💚🌱

Together, every action counts.

Queensland’s biggest primary industry event is back 👨‍🌾🌾

FarmFest Field Days returns to Kingsthorpe Park, Toowoomba 📅 2–4 June 2026.

Come shake hands with Kelly, Sandra, Olivia, Shaun, Dino, Mark, and Michael. Chat to the team about how WFI Insurance supports farmers, agribusinesses and regional communities across Queensland and beyond.

In the latest episode, Damien Gallagher speaks with Dr Kyle Mulrooney, co‑Director of UNE’s Centre for Rural Criminology. Together, they dive into how rural crime affects farmers, families and communities — and why cyber‑crime is becoming a serious threat to farms.

🎙️ Listen now: ow.ly/HKCM30sVWYK

We’re heading to Primex Field Days!

📍 Lismore Showgrounds

📅 21–23 May 2026

Come along and shake hands with your local WFI team - Ryan, Jem and Vanessa will be there and ready for a chat. Whether you’ve got questions or want to talk through your insurance needs, we’re here to help.

Can’t make it on the day? You can always find your local rep here:

👉 ow.ly/c9IH30sVRON

WFI Insurance is proud to partner with the Victorian Farmers Federation as a sponsor of the 2026 VFF Conference.

We’re passionate about supporting farming communities and look forward to being part of this important event, bringing together Australia’s agricultural community to share ideas and shape the future of farming.

🎟️ Tickets on sale now: https://vff.org.au/event/2026-vff-conference/

WFI Insurance is heading to Agfest Field Days, Tasmania. From 7–9 May, our team will be onsite at Quercus Park, located at E01 (Pavilion E–F | Business & Lifestyle Expo). Come shake hands with Daniel, Rachel, Nellie, Kate, Holly, Laura and Shannon, and chat with our local team about how WFI Insurance supports farmers, agribusinesses and regional communities across Tasmania and beyond. Whether you’re reviewing your current cover, exploring new options or just want a yarn, our representatives will be on the ground and ready to help, or to find your local rep, visit: ow.ly/IrTH30sVofZ

We look forward to seeing you there.

🎟 Tickets: ow.ly/66tc30sVog0
👉 For more information about Agfest 2026, visit: ow.ly/aE3s30sVog1

WFI Executive General Manager Damien Gallagher, recently joined Mark Silveira on the Business Made Personal podcast, a series that explores the moments and experiences that shape leaders in insurance.

Damien shares reflections on where his journey began, the people who influenced him along the way, and the challenges that helped shape his leadership. He also talks about stepping into an Executive General Manager role during COVID, and the importance of staying connected to people through uncertainty by listening, supporting teams, and leading with purpose when it matters most.

It’s a thoughtful conversation that reflects what WFI stands for: strong relationships, trust built over time, and being there for people through every season.

🎧 Worth a listen if you’re interested in leadership, resilience, and the people behind the policies: https://bmppodcast.com.au/project/customer-experience-insurance-damien-gallagher/

WFI Insurance was proud to donate $10,000 to Shannon's Bridge to further their work in providing palliative care support services to rural and regional communities across Australia. The Creswick based charity enables patients to live well to the very end and believes everyone should have access to palliative care no matter where they live.

The donation underpins WFI’s ongoing commitment to rural and regional communities, and forms part of our sponsorship of Tour de Cure’s 2026 Signature Tour, a 9-day charity bike ride from Canberra to Hobart aiming to raise $2m for cancer research.

The Tour is now in its final stages, due to finish in Hobart on Saturday 21 March. To learn more about Shannon’s Bridge, please visit: https://lnkd.in/g3ifG6We, or to support Tour de Cure Australia, please see: https://lnkd.in/gWEX-yNA

Pictured: Shannon’s Bridge Jeremy McKnight and Dr Claire Hepper, alongside WFI’s Damien Gallagher