Australia Day Council of WA
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Auspire - Australia Day Council WA presents a full-day Aboriginal Cultural Awareness and Understanding Workshop, to gain a deeper understanding of the history, values and experiences of Australia's First Peoples.
A free event to meet and hear from Western Australia’s 2026 Australians of the Year live on the Elizabeth Quay Floating Stage!
A huge range of events will take place all across Western Australia on Australia Day 2026, to encourage local people and visitors to Reflect Respect Celebrate.
Australia Day 2026 in Perth will begin with a traditional cultural Smoking Ceremony at Victoria Gardens in East Perth.
Auspire will bring back the Reflect Respect Celebrate Film Dome for Australia Day 2026, screening educational and informative films that show how ‘We're All Part of the Story’.
In the afternoon of Australia Day 2026, Langley Park in Perth will host family-friendly entertainment that will encourage visitors to reflect, respect and celebrate.
Auspire presents an interactive online Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Workshop to gain an awareness of the culture, history and experiences of Australia's First Peoples.
Ngala presents an International Women’s Day Breakfast at The University Club on Thursday 5 March, with human rights lawyer, Auspire Board Member and WA 2016 Australian of the Year finalist, Rabia Siddique!
In honour of International Women's Day 2026, hear from two inspiring Australian of the Year Alumni – WA 2015 Australian of the Year, Professor Lyn Beazley AO, and 2023 WA Australian of the Year, Professor Samar Aoun AM.
Reconciliation WA presents an online briefing for community to get involved in National Reconciliation Week 2026.
Western Australian Council of Social Service (WACOSS) presents a free webinar on the rise of online gambling and gaming, featuring WA 2026 Australian of the Year, Dr Daniela Vecchio.
Harmony Week is an opportunity to celebrate Australia’s diversity and recognise the many benefits we gain from having culturally and linguistically diverse communities.