THE COUNTDOWN TO THE AWARDS IS ON
Honouring our most exceptional Australians
Since its inception in 1960, the Australian of the Year Awards has provided a focal point for Australia Day celebrations and a forum for the recognition of outstanding achievement
“There’s nothing more empowering than empowering others.”
2021 TAS Australian of the Year Grace Tame is a survivor of sexual abuse, an outspoken advocate for others who have been abused, and an inspiration to those around her. We look forward to recognising Grace and other recipients at the #ausoftheyear Awards in just two days!
It's live on 25 January from 7:30pm (AEDT) on @abctv and iview. Thank you to our Australian of the Year category partner, @australiapost. @australiadayTasmania
Did you know the 2021 Australian of the Year Awards are in just two days?! Join us and Aussie cooking legend Maggie Beer, 2010 Senior Australian of the Year, to celebrate the inspiring achievements of this year’s recipients after a tough year.
Thanks to our Senior Australian of the Year category partner Australian Government Department of Health. Maggie Beer
Watch the Australia Day event here with incredible music and live entertainment from Sydney Harbour, including performances from Delta Goodrem, Casey Donovan, Dami Im, Mitch Tambo, Todd McKenney, tenor Lorenzo Rositano, and world-renowned didgeridoo player William Barton.
#AusDay2021
Presented by the Australia Day Council of NSW and streamed by ABC Australia.
Australian of the Year Awards plans to go live.
Australian of the Year Awards plans to go live.
Join us for the WugulOra Morning Ceremony on 26 January, presented by the Australia Day Council of NSW and streamed by ABC Australia.
We celebrate the world’s oldest living culture this morning through the WugulOra, acknowledging our shared history and the traditional custodians of the land.
Australian of the Year Awards plans to go live.
Australian of the Year Awards plans to go live.
