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The Australian American Leadership Dialogue (AALD) is a private diplomatic initiative, which brings together Australian and American Leaders from government, enterprise, space and technology, media, education and the community to help review and refine the parameters of the Australian American bilateral relationship. Australia’s relationship with the United States is a cornerstone of global engagement. As Australia’s number one strategic and economic partner, the United States is critical to Australia’s capacity to enhance regional security and help underwrite economic and cultural prosperity, not only for Australians and Americans, but for the entirety of the Indo Pacific region.

The Australian Anti Ice Campaign is a not for profit organisation that is changing the way Australia regards the use of the drug ICE. Our mission is to inform and educate the public, protect our youth, support families affected, empower and restore the lives of those affected by the use of the drug ICE. Our goal is to stop the ICE epidemic currently growing in Australia by using our message of “Not even Once” with the core purpose to “save lives”

The Australian Army Cadets (AAC) is a youth organisation that is involved in training and adventurous activities in a military setting. The programme has more than 19,000 Army Cadets between the ages of 13 and 19 based in 237 units around Australia. The motto is "Courage, Initiative, Teamwork"​ and a recently added motto "respect"​. The cadet programme has strong links to the Australian Army and is a part of the Australian Defence Force Cadets. However, its members are not members of the Australian Defence Force by virtue only of their membership of the Australian Army Cadets. While cadets are encouraged to consider enlisting in the military, it is not required that they do so. Activities of the Army Cadets include navigation and orienteering, fun games, team-building games, field camps, ceremonial drill, radio communication skills, basic bush skills, first aid, equipment maintenance, participation in cadet bands, shooting the Australian Defence Force Service Rifle, the F88 Austeyr and the Australian Army Service Light Machine Gun, the F89 Minimi with one-on-one Army supervision.

For over 40 years the Australian Asphalt Pavement Association (AAPA) has been the peak body representing the flexible pavement industry in Australia. Committed to the interests of all members, AAPA brings together the $4 billion flexible pavement industry to network and communicate on issues of national importance. The industry is a dynamic, multifaceted sector responsible for the design, specification, manufacture, construction and maintenance of all forms of flexible pavement. Together with its members, AAPA demonstrates and enables technical excellence in the sustainable use of bitumen-based products in pavement engineering solutions. Open to all organisations involved in the industry, AAPAs membership base includes bitumen suppliers, asphalt producers, sprayed surface operators and equipment suppliers. Membership also includes Road Authorities and State and Local Governments across Australia. We provide a range of member services including a wide suite of training courses, regular industry events, and technical advice on a national and state basis. Join us to create a robust community for the flexible pavement industry. Have something to say? If you have any noteworthy information you would like AAPA to broadcast, please email Rachel Black via rachel.black@aapa.asn.au.

AAG is Australia’s only independent, impartial membership organisation whose over-arching aim is to improve the experience of ageing by connecting research, policy and practice. Our members include researchers, educators, policy makers, health professionals, service providers and advocates for older adults. We have well established Divisions in every State and Territory of Australia, a dedicated Student and Early Career Group, and nine special interest groups. We bring together collaborating research centres at universities and institutes across Australia, facilitate the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing Advisory Group (ATSIAAG), and represent Australia’s gerontology community internationally. Our vision is a world where every person is valued, heard, seen and respected as we age. Our purpose to build a community of experts connecting evidence and experience to inform and influence decisions related to ageing. Join us.

Australian Athletics is the national governing body for the sport of athletics in Australia. It is recognised as such by World Athletics, Australian Olympic Committee, Paralympics Australia, Commonwealth Games Australia and the Australian Sports Commission. Together with our State and Territory-based Member Associations, we ensure the encouragement and promotion of athletics in Australia and acting in the best interests of the sport of athletics. Australian Athletics also ensures adequate representation of Australia in athletics at the Olympic Games, the Commonwealth Games, the Paralympic Games and other international meetings. Based at Athletics House in the Melbourne suburb of Albert Park, Australian Athletics is a not-for-profit organisation.

Australian Athletics is the national governing body for the sport of athletics in Australia. It is recognised as such by World Athletics, Australian Olympic Committee, Paralympics Australia, Commonwealth Games Australia and the Australian Sports Commission. Together with our State and Territory-based Member Associations, we ensure the encouragement and promotion of athletics in Australia and acting in the best interests of the sport of athletics. Australian Athletics also ensures adequate representation of Australia in athletics at the Olympic Games, the Commonwealth Games, the Paralympic Games and other international meetings. Based at Athletics House in the Melbourne suburb of Albert Park, Australian Athletics is a not-for-profit organisation.