A global network of locally connected men
WNOW (When No One’s Watching) began with two friends looking out for one another. It’s now turned into a global movement, where every Wednesday over 2000 men from around the world show up for each other.
Australia . Ireland . New Zealand . Canada . Bali . USA . UK . Canberra . Balmoral . Hobart - Bellerive . Barwon Heads . Adelaide . Cottesloe Beach . Brisbane . Barangaroo . Hobart - Kingston Beach . Camberwell . Coolum Beach .
Australia . Ireland . New Zealand . Canada . Bali . USA . UK . Canberra . Balmoral . Hobart - Bellerive . Barwon Heads . Adelaide . Cottesloe Beach . Brisbane . Barangaroo . Hobart - Kingston Beach . Camberwell . Coolum Beach .
Bondi Beach . Mentone Beach . Maroochydore . Byron Bay . Port Melbourne . Palm Beach . Camden . Rainbow Bay . Coogee Beach . Southport . Cronulla . Forster . Freshwater Beach . Inner West Sydney . Maroubra . Newcastle . Orange .
Bondi Beach . Mentone Beach . Maroochydore . Byron Bay . Port Melbourne . Palm Beach . Camden . Rainbow Bay . Coogee Beach . Southport . Cronulla . Forster . Freshwater Beach . Inner West Sydney . Maroubra . Newcastle . Orange .
Bondi Beach . Mentone Beach . Maroochydore . Byron Bay . Port Melbourne . Palm Beach . Camden . Rainbow Bay . Coogee Beach . Southport . Cronulla . Forster . Freshwater Beach . Inner West Sydney . Maroubra . Newcastle . Orange . Bondi Beach . Mentone Beach . Maroochydore . Byron Bay . Port Melbourne . Palm Beach . Camden . Rainbow Bay . Coogee Beach . Southport . Cronulla . Forster . Freshwater Beach . Inner West Sydney . Maroubra . Newcastle . Orange .
Port Stephens . Rainbow Bay . Towradgi . Terrigal . Toowoon Bay . Warriewood . Auckland - Browns Bay . Christchurch . Omaha . Ōmokoroa . Ballinrobe . Bundoran . Dun Laoghaire . Kildare . Longford . Gili Meno . Central Park . Michigan . Thames Valley . Clapham Common .
Port Stephens . Rainbow Bay . Towradgi . Terrigal . Toowoon Bay . Warriewood . Auckland - Browns Bay . Christchurch . Omaha . Ōmokoroa . Ballinrobe . Bundoran . Dun Laoghaire . Kildare . Longford . Gili Meno . Central Park . Michigan . Thames Valley . Clapham Common .
48 locations across 7 countries…
and counting
Watch the WNOW origin story.
Tadhg Kennelly and Dave Eccles talk to Siobhan Marin from ABC’s Compass programme about The Friendship Recession and how WNOW came to be.
Tadhg talks about his journey.
What led him to start WNOW and the Sunrise Club with his best friend, what it means to him and the goal of reaching 1 million men.
Sunrise Club, so much more than just a
meet up.
Every Wednesday at 6am, rain or shine, men across the globe come together. Not just for a little exercise, but for something deeper, a connection, an understanding, and the shared journey of becoming better men.
In a world where 60 men take their lives every hour, we need to look out for each other. We recognise that silence can be a our worst enemy and behind every smile, there might be a silent struggle.
Where we can drop our body armour and not be judged
Sunrise Clubs are the soul of WNOW, they exist to break the barriers of isolation, offering a space where men can gather, be vulnerable, authentic, and supported. They offer a safe space where everyone is equal.
and where we know someone has our back.
There are currently 48 Sunrise Clubs where our members gather together each week. They’re free attend and we even shout our new members their first coffee.
The exercises are designed for all fitness levels and members are encouraged to take everything at their own pace. So sign up today and come along to our next sunrise club.
A little taste of Sunrise Club
This week from around the world.
Chapter of the month
Bondi Beach - Sydney
Big shout out to Paddy and the boys from Bondi. 5 new members, huge donations to the Sunrise Club fundraiser and all whilst still training on the cold sand, shirtless and barefoot.
WNOW News July
WNOW Headlines
Now an official Charity – We’d like to announce that WNOW has been awarded charity status. It’s a huge acknowledgement of all the hard work that has gone in behind the scenes. Along with confirmation that what WNOW does is important.
New WNOWers - we welcomed 130 new members last month.
New Chapters - we opened 3 new Chapters and Sunrise Clubs a huge welcome to guys from;
• The Dun Laoghaire Chapter in Ireland
• The Rainbow Bay Chapter in Queensland
• The Camberwell Chapter in Victoria
Sunrise Club & The Lions
After two amazing Sunrise clubs with the British & Irish Lions in St. Kilda and Bondi. We we joined by Lions legends Ieaun Eavns, Gavin Hastings, Simon Zebo, Tommy Bowe and Alex Cuthbert as well as the crew from Looseheadz in the UK and the support team behind the tour.
They kindly donated an official jersey signed by the whole squad for our lions raffle.
Tickets sales are now closed. The winners will be announced on Wednesday 13 August
WNOWer of the month - July 2025
Congrates to Josiah (Joey) Browne
Joey leads the Adelaide Chapter. He has been leading conversations in Adelaide as to what WNOW means to him and this has rippled globally for WNOW.
Love your work buddy.
Nominations are open for June.
Click here to submit yours
Sunrise Club Fundraiser
A massive thank you to everyone that donated. We raised over $25k .
The fundraising is still going so if you value what we do and have a spare few dollars please help us keep WNOW and sunrise club free and growing. You can donate here,.sunrisefundraiser.wnow.org
The boys were in at Qantas
Tadhg and Dave were asked to visit the Qantas head office in Sydney as part of Men’s Health Week, talking all things WNOW, the power of connections and our Sunrise Clubs.
A great discussion. Thanks to the team at Qantas for running the session.
If you would like to book either Tadhg or Dave for a Keynote or panel discussion click here
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