📢 UN International Year of the Woman Farmer” Fundraising Dinner

📍Where: Kent Town Hotel, 76 Rundle st ⏰ When: 6pm onwards Thursday 17th September 2026📣 Keynote speaker: Robyn Verrall, award-winning South Australian agricultural entrepreneur, author, and aspirational speaker 🎫 Tickets: $95 www.trybooking.com/DNSKC2026 is the UN International Year of the Woman Farmer (IYWF). To celebrate we will spotlight the essential roles women play across agrifood systems and their contribution to food security, nutrition and economic resilience. IYWF 2026 raises awareness and promotes actions to close gender gaps.Our event is to shine a light on South Australian regional communities, agriculture and will celebrate innovation, resilience, diversity, leadership and community spirit. We are excited to be highlighting UN Sustainable Development Goal - 15 Life on Land, SDG 5 Gender Equality, SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 9 Industry and Innovation.Our Dinner is the UNAASA’s main annual fundraising flagship event. Sponsorships are still available - if you are interested in exploring the benefits of sponsorship please contact us at sa@unaa.org.au We are pleased to announce that this year our fundraiser will help to raise funds for disadvantaged rural youth in South Australia. Thank you to our 2026 Annual Supporting Members: Foodbank SA & Central Australia, Australian Migrant Resource Centre, Adelaide Venue Management Corporation and Enviro. This event is open to all attend. #ruralwomen#womenfarmers#CommunityEvent#SDG15LifeOnLand ... See MoreSee Less

NAIDOC Week celebrates and recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It’s opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations histories and cultures and to participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on Earth through local events such as this one!

Amazing artwork for NAIDOC Week by Zaachariaha Fielding, a proud Yankunytjatjara man from the APY Lands in South Australia. To learn more about NAIDOC week, visit naidoc.org.au/Today is the start of NAIDOC week! 📅 Check out the huge range of workshops on in the Hills, Including:

📿 Quandong jewellery making

🧺 Traditional weaving workshops

🌿 Bush food experiences

🎵 Music and hip hop writing

🎲 Games, stories and songs

🎨 Art exhibit by Kunyi McInerney

👀 View and make a booking at 👉 www.ahc.sa.gov.au/naidoc

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Nominations are open for the 2027 Australian of the Year Awards!

Do you know an everyday Australian doing extraordinary things?Across every community, there are individuals who lead, innovate, uplift others and create meaningful change - often without seeking recognition. The Australian of the Year Awards celebrate these people and the lasting impact they have on our nation.Nominations are now open across four categories:🌟 Australian of the Year🌟 Senior Australian of the Year (65 years and over)🌟 Young Australian of the Year (16-30 years)🌟 Australia’s Local HeroSouth Australia has a proud history of honouring champions who take their impact far beyond our state.From life-changing work in science and space to vital contributions in health, education, the arts and social change, these awards shine a spotlight on Australians at their best.If you know someone who embodies this spirit, nominate them today! Learn more and nominate here: australianoftheyear.org.au/ ... See MoreSee Less

Thank you to our renewing member the Australian Migrant Resource Centre!

The Australian Migrant Resource Centre has been a trusted pillar of support for migrants, refugees, and humanitarian entrants for over four decades. Since being founded in 1979, ARMC has helped over 160,000 individuals and families transition to life in Australia, ensuring they receive the support, resources, and opportunities needed to thrive. AMRC’s focus has always been to help new arrivals adjust to life in Australia, build independence, and connect with ethnic communities and the wider South Australian society.From welcoming the first waves of refugees in the late 20th century to supporting new arrivals today, AMRC remains committed to helping migrants and refugees build safe, fulfilling lives in Australia.On #WorldRefugeeDay, we recognise the amazing work by ARMC to welcome migrants and connect them to our communities For more about ARMC see amrc.org.au/ ... See MoreSee Less