Auspire - Australia Day Council of Western Australia.

Shivani Panneri is a very impressive young person. At just 10 years old, she raised funds for Autism WA by painting and auctioning off 25 pieces of art. For her…

Racism. It Stops With Me has been relaunched with a focus on systemic racism and active anti-racism. As part of the relaunch, new and updated educational resources are available on…

Australia’s standard of living, job opportunities, climate and environment are so appealing that people all around the world choose to leave their current life behind to start a new one right here. Dante Maribbay’s story goes a little against this narrative.

Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa is many things. An artist. A businesswoman. A change-maker. A driving force. Perth-born with Sikh heritage. A 2022 WA Young Australian of the Year finalist.

Mentors, chairs and executives whose life stories began in many different parts of the world, make up the 16 inaugural participants of Auspire’s Multicultural Leadership Program 2022.

Community Citizen of the Year, Kahlie Lockyer, speaks to Auspire about how she’s raising awareness of Aboriginal culture and history among the residents of Mosman Park.

Students from schools around Western Australia filled a lecture hall at Edith Cowan University in Joondalup to hear from 2022 Australian of the Year Awards Alumni.

More than 250 people listened to the four 2022 WA Australians of the Year discuss their stories of determination, motivation and purpose, during an inspiring morning on Friday 24 June.

Auspire welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement that it will begin collecting ethnicity data to measure diversity in Australia.

Read how Yuot Alaak escaped war-torn South Sudan to make a life for himself and his family in Australia.

The higher education institutions that Auspire partners with to provide capacity-building programs and events to young Australian citizens have climbed up the world university rankings for 2023.

Auspire – Australia Day Council WA welcomed attendees online to hear from Dr Robert Isaacs AM and Alison Page during National Reconciliation Week 2022.