Bringing clarity to complexity. Building confidence to act.

RMCG is a multi-disciplinary consultancy specialising in environment, agriculture and communities

We provide advice to government agencies, water authorities, institutions and private sector clients in the fields of environment, water, agriculture, economics and communities.

We apply our expertise and insight to drive sustainable resource use

RMCG provides policy, planning and technical consulting services to ensure a healthy future for the environment, industry and communities by helping them to plan and implement change.

We are an employer of choice

At RMCG, we pride ourselves on providing working conditions and arrangements that suit each individual’s needs.

Our values

We care for our employees and clients and pride ourselves on our integrity and willingness to be honest in our advice.

RMCG is one of Australia’s strongest regionally focussed consulting groups

We have achieved this position through a commitment to the sustainable development of rural industries and communities.

Our history

The RMCG story started in Bendigo in 1989 with Rob Rendell and Nigel McGuckian. While we initially focused on helping farmers develop sustainable businesses, we have since built on that strong foundation to expand our services across the environment, industry and communities.

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Country that we work on throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and the Elders of other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Moreover, we express gratitude for the knowledge and insight that Traditional Owners and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people contribute to our shared work.
We acknowledge that our offices are on the traditional lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung (Bendigo), Wadawurrung (Torquay), Wiradjuri (Orange), Ngunnawal (Canberra), Tasmanian Aboriginal people (Penguin and Hobart) and land that is yet to be formally recognised, but is the traditional land of Aboriginal people (Camberwell).