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Death is a taboo topic for most of our community and we think that needs to change, one conversation at a time! Brunch with Death is a regular facilitated discussion with a guiding theme, where you can enjoy rich conversations with likeminded members of the community over brunch and a cuppa. The more you talk about death - the less scary it becomes!
Note: these sessions are only suitable for those over 18 years of age and may not be suitable for people who are recently bereaved. These sessions are not therapy groups.
July 2025: Organ, Tissue and Body Donation
In July, we're looking at options for organ, tissue and whole body donation. Maybe you'll get in to medical school after all, perhaps some of your tissues will be life changing for someone else, either way it all begins with a conversation while you're still alive and well.
Saturday 19th July - EQ Bakehouse & Cafe Deakin
Cost: $20 - food and beverages at own cost
Registration essential at this link: https://www.trybooking.com/DDHMU
2025 Session Topics
16th August - Emotional Wills and Legacy
20th September - Funeral Planning
18th October - Cultural Approaches to Death
15th November - Eulogy Writing
What past attendees have said...

Dying to Know Day 8th August 2025
The Unholy Trinity of Music, Death and Politics is a one-of-a-kind comedy show that will have you laughing at life’s darkest and most ridiculous realities, featuring three unlikely performers who know their stuff. Stell Muses, a real-life death doula, will take you on a hilarious journey through the end of life, proving that even death has its lighter side. Seany Boy, an aspiring politician, delivers the inside scoop on the absurdities of government with sharp humour that hits close to home. And rounding out the trio is Nathan, a musical comedian by night and IT nerd by day, using his guitar to deliver side-splitting songs that combine tech geekery with catchy tunes.