Auspire - Australia Day Council of Western Australia.

Auspire presents a strategic plan Towards 2026, to assist our goal for a unified national identity.

Discover the partnership, sponsorship and engagement opportunities with Auspire!

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2023 Annual Review.

Commit to social and cultural inclusion – become an Auspire Member! Find out what it means and how to join.

The evidence-based case for award programs and their positive impact in our communities.

Our Common Bond is the resource for those who decide to become Australian citizens. Australian citizenship is an important step in your migration story. Becoming an Australian citizen means that you are making an ongoing commitment to Australia and all that this country stands for. Visit the website to access the Our Common Bond booklet.

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2022 Annual Review.

Instrumental audio tracks available for use

From 1 January 2021, the words of the second line of the Australian National Anthem were amended.

Local councils within WA, Corporates and Community groups are all eligible for membership. To assess the benefits, download the pdf.

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2021 Annual Review.

Based on the Australian Citizenship Pledge made by new citizens, the Australian citizenship affirmation can be included in any gathering, event or ceremony.

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2018 Annual Review.

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2019 Annual Review.

Auspire is proud of the impact and outcomes achieved each year. Read about them in our 2020 Annual Review.

Auspire encourages high standards of conduct and behaviour where all individuals are treated with respect and dignity and as a minimum, act in accordance with our values, which we believe reflect and support a socially and culturally inclusive society.

As one of Australia’s most important symbols, the flag should be used with respect and dignity. These protocols will assist you when flying or using the flag, including as part of flag-raising ceremonies.

This document sets out guidelines and justification of who we will partner with and on the acceptance of fundraising activities and receiving of donations.

Recommendations on how to respectfully approach Australia Day activities on 26 January.

When planning a community event, you need to be aware of possible risks and outcomes and take steps to control their consequences. This checklist is a guide to assist you to develop your risk management plan.

Protocols for welcoming visitors to Country have been a part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures for thousands of years. find out the difference between a Welcome to Country and an Acknowledgement of Country here.