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What a night. A century on, and the McR story is still about people and connection. Last week, we welcomed our Brisbane ...
10/06/2026

What a night. A century on, and the McR story is still about people and connection.

Last week, we welcomed our Brisbane alumni back to celebrate McR’s centenary.
While the occasion itself was special, what made the evening truly memorable was the opportunity to reconnect with so many people who have helped shape our story. Former colleagues, mentors and friends came together to share memories, catch up on where life has taken them, and reflect on the experiences and relationships forged throughout their time at McR.

The warmth, energy and genuine joy in the room were palpable. Conversations flowed easily, old friendships picked up where they left off, and there was a shared appreciation for the role our people have played in building the firm we are today.

For many of us, McR is more than just a place we’ve worked. It’s where careers began, lifelong friendships were formed, and enduring connections were built. A reminder that while much has changed over the past 100 years, the strength of our community has remained constant.

To everyone who joined us, thank you. Your contribution to our story continues to shape who we are today, and it was a privilege to celebrate this milestone alongside you.

Here’s to the people who have been part of our journey, and to the relationships that carry it forward.

The numbers are in. Ridewest has officially raised $800,000 for Royal Flying Doctor Service - Queensland Section and the...
08/06/2026

The numbers are in.

Ridewest has officially raised $800,000 for Royal Flying Doctor Service - Queensland Section and their mental health programs. Last week, that cheque was delivered.

As major sponsor for RideWest, our community came together to ride, donate, and cheer for the cyclists who made the journey and fundraising efforts possible. Together, the McR community raised an incredible $40,000 for one of our longest-standing community partners.

Last year, RFDS’ Wellbeing Out West mental health program delivered 959 counselling sessions to people doing it tough.
Real dollars, reaching real people in rural and remote Queensland.

Want to see what riding 1,311km really looks like? The wrap-up video is live here: https://lnkd.in/g7UMywwE

100 years of investing in Queensland communities. This week, that investment was honoured.McCullough Robertson has been ...
05/06/2026

100 years of investing in Queensland communities. This week, that investment was honoured.

McCullough Robertson has been recognised with the Queensland Community Foundation Board of Governors Award at the 2026 Queensland Philanthropy Awards, and we couldn’t be more proud of what this recognition represents.

It reflects the dedication of our people, the trust of our community partners, and a shared belief that business has a role to play in building a stronger Queensland.

A special acknowledgement to our pro bono leads Kim Trajer and Tim Longwill, all our pro bono and CPP champions, Louise Ferris and everyone at McR who has contributed to our pro bono and community partnership commitments over the years.

Thank you to Queensland Gives and award sponsor Queensland Public Trustee for championing philanthropy across our state. And congratulations to every finalist and recipient recognised today.

Our Sydney team recently took part in the Walk 4 Justice, hosted by the RACS - Refugee Advice and Casework Service in re...
29/05/2026

Our Sydney team recently took part in the Walk 4 Justice, hosted by the RACS - Refugee Advice and Casework Service in recognition of National Pro Bono Day.

Walk 4 Justice highlights the importance of improving access to justice, and the role organisations like RACS play in providing critical legal support to those who need it most.

It was great to see our Sydney office join others across the NSW legal community, coming together around a shared commitment to pro bono work and making a meaningful contribution beyond our day-to-day roles.

Thank you to RACS for their ongoing work, and to our teams who continue to support pro bono initiatives across the firm.

21/05/2026

Through a century of history, McCullough Robertson has remained a constant for our clients.

We have weathered wars, the Great Depression, droughts, stock market crashes, economic downturns – and more recently, a global pandemic. Through it all, our role has remained the same, providing clear, practical advice when it matters most.

These moments have shaped who we are. Resilient. Adaptable. Always looking ahead.

As we step into the future, we remain focused on what matters most, standing beside our clients, whatever lies ahead.

Always.

Our Brisbane office came together to officially launch our 2026  campaign, and we were honoured to be joined by Robert R...
07/05/2026

Our Brisbane office came together to officially launch our 2026 campaign, and we were honoured to be joined by Robert Reed OAM, founder of Darkness to Daylight, and Linda Smith, General Manager of .dv

Darkness to Daylight is an overnight 110km run supporting Challenge DV and the fight against domestic and family violence, an issue that too often remains hidden. Running from darkness into daylight, the event is as symbolic as it is impactful.

Over a decade of participation later, and in our centenary year, we’re proud to take that commitment a step further as a Major Sponsor of the 2026 event. Team McR will be taking on the challenge on 28–29 May.

If you’d like to support the cause, you can donate to Team McR via the link in bio. Every contribution makes a difference.

8 Days. 1311 Kilometres. McR has now raised an incredible $39,100 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Sectio...
04/05/2026

8 Days. 1311 Kilometres. McR has now raised an incredible $39,100 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section)! This brings the RideWest event fundraising effort to a grand total of $638,169. Every dollar going towards the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (Queensland Section)’s Wellbeing Out West program to support regional and remote communities.

The peloton, which cycled from Brisbane to Longreach over 8 days, also made a stop in Barcaldine – a full circle moment for McR, to return to the town where it all began, 100 years ago, and where McR's founder Robert McCullough first established himself as a solicitor.

For the last 110km of the Ridewest peloton, Cam, Mark, Feng and Clint had a few extra supporters to see them out of Barcaldine, with Damien Clarke and Tim Longwill joining the peloton for the final stretch into Longreach and an McR support crew waiting to welcome them to the finish line.

An incredible 8 days, and an incredible show of support from so many people. Thank you to everyone who showed up, who donated, or who cheered us on throughout the peloton.

Yesterday was a hot one for the McCullough Robertson riders as they made a 220km run from Augathella to Blackall. Despit...
01/05/2026

Yesterday was a hot one for the McCullough Robertson riders as they made a 220km run from Augathella to Blackall. Despite the heat, their spirits couldn’t be dimmed with the kids from Tambo State School (the whole school consisting of 70 students!), cheering the peloton on as they rode past.

They later received a rousing reception from the Blackall townspeople. For McR's riders - Mark, Cam, Feng, and Clint - spreading connections from the city to the country in support of mental health has been the highlight for them. They later joined the townspeople at the Blackall Bowls Club for dinner. For every kilometre covered in their 1,311km journey, the cyclists know that every pedal counts, with all funds raised going to these very communities, for mental health support programs funded by Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia

As they embark on Day 8, the final day of the peloton and a 214km ride, they’re excited to pick up Joint Managing Partner, Damien Clarke and Partner, Tim Longwill in Barcaldine. An McR cheer squad, will also be in Barcy – the town where it all began for McR, 100 years ago, and the reason McR are so passionate about supporting regional and remote communities.

From Charleville to Augathella – our riders continued on their Ridewest journey to Longreach, pedalling 84 kms yesterday...
30/04/2026

From Charleville to Augathella – our riders continued on their Ridewest journey to Longreach, pedalling 84 kms yesterday, reaching a cumulative total of 877 kms - raising money for Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (Queensland Section)'s Wellbeing Out West program.

They started the day with a stop to visit our friends, RFDS in Charleville, which first began operations in 1943 and services 622,000 square kilometres of southwest Queensland. RFDS remain one of McR's longest-standing community partners, reflecting our enduring commitment to rural and agricultural communities, which are home to many of our valued clients.

In true outback spirit, the locals have welcomed the RideWest peloton with open arms. Starting the day, The Milk Bar on Alfred took good care of the team before they set off for the day and at the midway stop on the way to Augathella, the peloton were greeted by local kids on bikes from the school where fellow rider, Nat is the principal. The kids showed the team the local sights and had written a song, which they performed with gusto.

Finishing in Augathella before sundown, they went for an afternoon BBQ in front of a fire, overlooking the incredible western Queensland sunset.

Today, on their second last day, they will ride another 220km stretch to Blackall.

The McR team yesterday conquered a 180km stretch from Mitchell to Charleville along the Warrego Highway. In true Western...
29/04/2026

The McR team yesterday conquered a 180km stretch from Mitchell to Charleville along the Warrego Highway. In true Western Queensland fashion, the sun and heat were out in full force, but the wind gave them a gentle push as they made their way to the mid-point at Sadliers Waterhole in Morven.

With 793 kilometres logged in Strava over just 5 days, today they make their way to Augathella - all to raise vital funds for mental health services in regional and remote communities.

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