Australia Day Council of WA
Stay across relevant events that help inspire and promote social and cultural inclusion and help foster a sense of belonging.
WALGA’s annual Aboriginal Engagement Forum returns to the State Reception Centre on Wednesday 18 March 2026, with keynote speaker 2026 Australia's Local Hero, Frank Mitchell.
Shire of Katanning presents the Katanning Harmony Festival, to celebrate culture, diversity and community.
Reconciliation WA presents an online briefing for community to get involved in National Reconciliation Week 2026.
AI and Our Families is a one-hour workshop assisting parents and guardians in navigating AI at home and at school.
Forget-Me-Not Dementia Support is hosting a book launch for Wishing for Memories - a collection of individual wishes and life stories from people living with dementia.
Auspire presents an interactive online Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Workshop to gain an awareness of the culture, history and experiences of Australia's First Peoples.
Youth Week WA is the biggest celebration of young people in Western Australia, taking place from 10 to 16 April 2026.
Enjoy family-friendly entertainment and live performances as Government House opens the gates for one day only on Sunday 12 April.
The 2026 WA Digital Inclusion Expo in Perth brings together community members, community service workers, and digital inclusion partners to explore practical ways to build digital ability, access and affordability.
AI and Our Families is a one-hour workshop assisting parents and guardians in navigating AI at home and at school.
Auspire presents a half-day workshop on building intercultural understanding and creating a sense of belonging in the workplace.
Every year in Australia, National Reconciliation Week encourages Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to recommit to reconciliation and justice for First Nations' People.