As the FBT year comes to a close on 31 March 2026, it’s crucial to capture accurate information, especially your vehicle’s odometer reading on that exact date.

NSW farmers impacted by drought can now access increased financial support. The NSW government, via the Rural Assistance Authority, offers up to $500,000 through the Drought Ready and Resilient Fund Loan for long-term drought preparedness, plus a new Drought Relief Loan of up to $100,000 for immediate needs.

Every now and then, it’s good to pause, look back at how far you’ve come, and set a clear course for what’s ahead. That’s exactly what Ian and I did in a recent chat, part reflection, part planning session, and fully focused on how we continue to show up for our clients in a changing world.

Preparing for, managing through, and recovering from drought are critical challenges facing NSW farms and communities. To support these efforts, the NSW Government has developed the NSW DroughtHub.

We’re excited to be attending the Figured Global Agri Leaders Summit 2026 a two-day gathering focused on the future of agriculture and agribusiness leadership.

Our partners recently sat down to talk through the season, the support on offer, and how WLW is walking alongside clients through a tricky patch particularly across inland NSW and into Queensland.