By Darren Eger The 2026 Castlemaine Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR) took place on Sunday, May 17, 2026. Over 100 local riders dressed in dapper attire gathered at the Castlemaine RSL to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer and men's mental health. Motorcycle journalist and organiser, Brian Rix remained optimistic as news came through that wet weather across Victoria, had caused the cancellation of a number of other DGRs. The gritty Castlemaine riders remained

We are very excited to share the proposed itinerary for the September 2026 Big Ride – the Teardrop Ride ! This ride is shaping up to be one of our most exciting yet. Over three weeks, riders will travel from the Tip of Cape York all the way down to Wilsons Promontory in Victoria – tracing a true “teardrop” across Australia. What makes this ride particularly special is the flexibility it offers our members. We’ve heard your feedback from previous rides that different ride

The prevalence of suicide in farmers is approximately double that of the rest of the Australian population, therefore, it is key to understand how the health system may influence a farmer's ability to seek help. Before this study, it was unclear why farmers did not typically seek support for mental health issues. Help-seeking is defined in this study as an intention to access professional support for mental health issues, suicide-related thoughts and feelings of distress (p.

March 2026 proved to be a particularly rewarding month for Psychs on Bikes, as a fortunate alignment of dates allowed us to attend not one, but two major motorcycle events in a single four-day journey. Our adventure began at the BMW National Motorrad Rally, our first time attending this iconic event. We were warmly welcomed by organisers, volunteers, and attendees alike, and it was a fantastic opportunity to introduce Psychs on Bikes to a new community of riders. There is alw