Auspire - Australia Day Council of Western Australia.

Forty-two years after it opened its doors in Western Australia, Auspire – The Australia Day Council of WA has been accepted by the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission as a Tax Concessional Charity.

Auspire welcomes Australia’s next Race Discrimination Commissioner, Mr Chin-Leong Tan, a former lawyer who has held a number of diversity-focused leadership roles over two decades.

People across the world joined together for a minute’s silence at noon today to commemorate and acknowledge the United Nation’s International Day of Peace. Auspire – The Australia Day Council’s work is closely aligned to the UN’s sustainable goal 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions and this year joined the movement.

Are you 18–25 years old and want to take a lead role in the Western Australian celebration of Youth Week WA in 2019? Nominations are now being received by the Department of Communities.

Every community has local heroes. Auspire – The Australia Day Council WA, Community Citizen of the Year awards is your opportunity to acknowledge those making an outstanding contribution to your local community.

Ladies from different multicultural communities attended a special leadership forum featuring Australian of the Year alumni.

The Perth USAsia Centre hosted an intimate roundtable lunch with Australia’s Ambassador to the USA, Mr Joe Hockey this week. Our CEO, Morgen Lewis was invited to join along with a number of other industry leaders and influences in WA.

Members from Culturally and Linguisticaly Diverse backgrounds are encouraged to submit an Expression of Interest to participate in a Governance Leadership program offered by the Office of Multicultural Interest.

Auspire leads Social Inclusion community dialogue during a forum hosted at the University Club. Attended by over 200 Comunity members and civic leaders, there was a panel discussion and keynote from WA’s 2018 Australian of the Year.

‘Inspiring Australians’ Schools’ Forum is a forum that invites high school students to be inspired by the community contribution of our Ambassadors. This year, Mr Eddie Woo from NSW came to Perth to inspire over 700 students and to ignite their interest in maths.

Westminster student, Rudri Amin, demonstrates the capacity and willingness of young people who are stepping forward to make a difference in their community.