GOOD TALK

GOOD TALK is a nonprofit organisation established to raise awareness and funds for Bi-Polar research. Bi-Polar Disorder affects one in seventy Australians.

GOOD TALK is named in memory of our son/brother/mate Graeme "Reidy" Reid who lost his life to Suicide after years of struggling with Bi-Polar Disorder. We chose GOOD TALK for the name of the foundation as this phrase was one of Graeme's favourites which he injected into most conversations. This condition causes extreme mood swings varying from chaotic exuberance of mania to severe depression. Our aim is to raise funds for Bi-Polar research. All monies raised will be donated to the Bipolar Disorders Unit at the School of Psychiatry of University of New South Wales research program "Bi-Polar Kids and Sibs" run by Professor Philip Mitchell, Director Bi-Polar Disorders Clinic.

08/02/2026

Yesterday we were lucky enough to head down for the coin toss and to present the winning cup for the Colts for a Cause – Good Talk Cup 🏆

Huge thank you to Kooringal Colts Cricket Club for backing Good Talk and standing with us on the importance of mental health.

Congrats to South Wagga Blues Cricket Club for taking home the cup and to Alex Smeeth for recieving Best on Ground 👏

06/02/2026

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30/12/2025

Super excited and grateful to be apart of this amazing initiative 🥹🫶🏼🖤

We have the best community!!!

09/12/2025

Grateful 🖤

This beautiful school rallying behind Good Talk. Can’t wait to share all their amazing fundraising 🙌🏼

14/11/2025

WHAT A COMMUNITY 🫶🏼🫶🏼

Two weeks ago we were in full last-minute prep mode for our very first Black Tie Gala… and now we’re beyond proud to share that together we raised $49,800 for Bipolar Research 🖤😭🫶🏼

A huge thank you to Marlee for MC’ing the night — you’re beautiful inside and out, and we truly couldn’t have done it without you. To our Auctioneer for creating an amazing atmosphere. To our incredible speakers Jarrod and Latrell, your honesty and courage set the tone for the evening — thank you for sharing your stories and making the trip to be with us.

To our sponsors, thank you for believing in what we do — nights like these aren’t possible without your generosity and support.

To our Good Talk committee and Gala Ball committee — your dedication and passion mean the world to us. You show up time and time again, and we’re so grateful to have such an amazing team by our side.

And finally, to Graeme — we wish you were here. It’s an honour to continue sharing your story, in the hope that others never have to feel what you did. We miss you, we love you, and we’ll keep saying your name and carrying your legacy, always 🤍

04/11/2025

As we take this week to truly reflect on what we achieved over the weekend, we’re feeling so grateful for every single person who supported us at our very first Gala Ball on Saturday 🖤

In the meantime, please enjoy our Introduction video from the night — put together by the incredible

This video perfectly captures what Good Talk is about, and we can’t thank Pita enough for bringing our story to life. You’ve truly found your calling in storytelling, and we’re beyond grateful for your talent and this video.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to reflect and share our highlights from this unforgettable event.
 Big love from Team Good Talk ❤️

30/10/2025

MAJOR SPONSORS ❤️

We’re beyond grateful to have some amazing major sponsors supporting our Good Talk Gala this Saturday! Events like this wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of incredible local businesses like these. Your support means the world to us!

Go show these businesses some love — give them a follow and support them just like they support our community 🫶🏼

26/10/2025

TICKETS CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT 🚨

Get in ASAP!!!! Tickets close tomorrow night for our Black Tie Good Talk Gala 🫶🏼

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1456515

22/10/2025

5 DAYS TO GO TILL TICKET SALES CLOSE 🚨

🎟️ https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1456515

Send this to your friend to remind them to purchase their ticket!!!! 😍

21/10/2025

6 DAYS UNTIL TICKETS CLOSE ‼️

Get in now and secure yourself an individual ticket or table of 10 to our Good Talk Gala! You do not want to miss this 😍

Ticket link below 👇🏽
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1456515

15/10/2025

YOU ASKED, WE DELIVERED 😍

Individual tickets are NOW on sale for our Good Talk Gala!

Featuring Latrell Mitchell and Jarrod Croker, and hosted by the amazing Marlee Silva 🎤

Tickets will FLY and sales close next week — so round up your crew and grab a Table of 10, or purchase individual tickets under the same table number and let us know in the notes who you’d like to sit with — we’ll do our best to accommodate! 💃🕺

Head to the link or our website to secure your spot!

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1456515

Please note: if all individual tickets for a table aren’t sold, guests may be merged to complete a full table.

13/10/2025

'We thought a black-tie event would be a nice addition to the resume of Good Talk.'

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Wagga Wagga, NSW

Website

http://goodtalk32.com/

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GOOD TALK is named in memory of our son/brother/mate Graeme "Reidy" Reid who lost his life to Su***de after years of struggling with Bi-Polar Disorder. We chose GOOD TALK for the name of the foundation as this phrase was one of Graeme's favourite’s which he injected into most conversations. Bi-Polar Disorder affects one in seventy Australians. This condition causes extreme mood swings varying from chaotic exuberance of mania to severe depression. Our aim is to raise funds for Bi-Polar research. All monies raised will be donated to the Bipolar Disorders Unit at the School of Psychiatry of University of New South Wales research program "Bi-Polar Kids and Sibs" run by Professor Philip Mitchell, Director Bi-Polar Disorders Clinic.