This National Child & Family Safety Leadership Summit 2026 will bring together leaders, practitioners, policymakers, researchers and community voices from across Australia. This national gathering will provide space for a collective conversation on the pressing issues shaping child and family safety, including domestic violence, coercive control, child protection, and community wellbeing.
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The National AI & Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2025 is a one-day, high-level forum designed for Australia’s senior decision-makers — including Board Directors, Chairs, CXOs, policymakers, and executives across all sectors.
As artificial intelligence becomes a driver of productivity and cyber threats grow more sophisticated, leaders face urgent questions about governance, ethics, risk, and national capability. This summit addresses these challenges head-on, exploring how AI and cybersecurity can be integrated strategically, ethically, and securely into the leadership agenda.
This Summit is a high level, policy focused event, designed to support an open dialogue and strategic alignment ahead of the 31st UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties “COP 31” which is being held in Türkiye in November 2026. The key issues at COP31 are expected to include the credibility and implementation of updated national climate plans, climate finance and adaptation delivery, loss and damage, and pathways to balance emissions with economic and social stability. Australia has been designated with a leadership role as the COP31 President of Negotiations, in order to steer discussions around COP31, with a strong focus on advancing priorities within the global process. In this context, the Pre-COP31 Leaders’ Summit will provide an early platform for an open dialogue across climate, energy, and security considerations. Hosted in Perth, Western Australia, the Summit will bring together senior executives, academics, economists, scientists and regional leaders, all bringing strong voices to explore how national and regional policy frameworks can reinforce climate outcomes, whilst strengthening energy security, economic resilience, and regional cooperation.
The International Men’s Day Leaders’ Breakfast will be a meaningful and inspiring gathering, bringing together community members, professionals and industry leaders to recognise the positive impact of men across Western Australia.
Held in November 2026, this year’s event embraces the theme “Lead with Purpose”, a call to celebrate positive male leadership while encouraging continued progress toward healthier, more inclusive workplaces and stronger communities. From leaders in business, law, mining, sport and community to the everyday role models whose contributions often go unseen, this event will highlight the many ways men support, mentor and create positive change.
More than a celebration, the Leaders’ Breakfast is a platform for conversation and connection. By bringing together voices from across government, industry and the community, the event will create a space for reflection, shared learning and collaboration around leadership, wellbeing and the role men play in building supportive and inclusive environments.
