Spinifex Events WA

We’re here at the Djilba Summit at UWA today and tomorrow! Swing by our booth to connect, chat and check out what we’re up to!

The AIATSIS Summit 2024 has won Best Congress or Conference for 500 delegates or over. This year’s summit had record attendance, bringing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, leaders and youth together with a variety of stakeholders from academics to legal experts, galleries and museums to collaborate on issues that matter most to First Nations peoples.
The judges said: “The subject matter and the way it was put together is to be commended. It was clear what you wanted to achieve, and your delegate feedback clearly demonstrated that these were achieved to a high level of satisfaction.”

What a night for our team.

And we’re at the last award of the night: Australian Event of the Year. It’s a massive win for the AIATSIS Summit 2024 and organiser Spinifex Events WA. The Summit featured a range of creative content delivery, through panel sessions, interviews, workshops and educational sessions to ensure the content was engaging and conversational.
The judges said: “Weaving all of these elements into a single event is an immense challenge. Well done on an outstanding event.”

Some of the Spinifex Events team enjoying the Indigenous Emerging Business Forum.

Such a wonderful week welcoming over 1500 delegates on Noongar boodja.

We highly recommend heading down to Government House to see this amazing exhibition.

The exhibition is free and open to the public. From Tuesday, 30 May to Friday, 2 June 10:00am to 4:00pm at the Government House Ballroom.

The hard working curators from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies ( AIATSIS ) are putting the finishing touches on an exhibition of artwork by the internationally recognised Walmajarri artist Jimmy Pike.

Ngirramanujuwal: The Art and Country of Jimmy Pike, invites people to go on a journey through the Great Sandy Desert, experiencing the Walmajarri seasons of the Kimberley region – makurra, parranga, yitilal and jutalkarra.

The exhibition is free and open to the public. From Tuesday, 30 May to Friday, 2 June 10:00am to 4:00pm at the Government House Ballroom.

Was an amazing opportunity to give a Reconciliation Speech to the workers at Bayswater Railway Project along side Lancel Morich and Ryan Humphries who did an amazing smoking ceremony.

We Would love to announce Ashleigh Hughes to the Team at Spinifex Events WA.

Ashleigh's is a Eastern Guruma Woman born and raised in Karratha She will be Bringing 12 years Experience of working in the corporate sector. We cant wait to see what she bring into the team.

Welcome Ashleigh

Was a Great launch of Spinifex Events WA at Vertical events 200th Event on Wednesday 1st of December 😁

Spinifex Events recently had the pleasure of arranging a Welcome to Country At Hames Sharley Studio opening.

Welcome to Country By Nick Abraham.

Photos By Rift Photography