Auspire - Australia Day Council of Western Australia.

Auspire is the newest partner of the Human Rights Commission’s campaign, Racism. It stops with me.

A dynamic discussion with Grace Forrest, Western Australia’s recipient of Young Australian of the Year, on the ever growing issue of modern slavery.

In celebration of Harmony Week, we encourage you to join us for Lunch with Leaders with Australia’s Local Hero 2021, and other ideas on how you can get involved.

2021 Community Citizen of the Year Awards 2021 recognises our community champions who have impacted the lives of others throughout the challenging year we have had.

Auspire encourages all who come together to donate to the Bushfire Appeal in support of those who have lost so much and have a long road ahead to rebuild their lives as a result of the recent bushfires. Read more to find out how.

Auspire – Australia Day Council WA in partnership with the Wadjak Northside Aboriginal Community Group, delivered culturally sensitive event to reflect our nation’s true history, which began tens of thousands of years ago with our First Australians.

More than 200 guests supporting the WA finalists, attended the event at the State Reception Centre, Frasers Kings Park to celebrate and honour the WA finalists, who due to Covid restrictions were unable to travel interstate.

Auspire is proud to deliver a never-before-seen experience of an immersive storytelling light show in Elizabeth Quay as the cornerstone event for the City’s Australia Day Festival.

Finalists of the Australian of the Year Awards gathered at The WA Museum Boorla Bardip to kick off Australia Day events throughout Western Australia.

The Australian National Anthem is a song we will be hearing and singing a lot more in the coming days, as local communities around the country come together to reflect, respect and celebrate our national identity on Australia Day.

In recognition of NAIDOC Week 2020 Auspire – Australia Day Council WA presented Aboriginal Cultural Awareness and Understanding workshops. The sessions catered to over 100 participants over the course of the day, where they learned about the impact colonisation has had on aboriginal people and the ongoing affects of intergenerational trauma on the aboriginal community. 

In order for Auspire to continue to deliver quality events, forums and capacity building workshops, we will be required to record all in-person attendees at our events. We too will be using the safe WA system as it is the most efficient and safe way to record your contact details when you check-in, using the app.