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Events
Every year Results holds a variety of events to engage MPs, the public and our community of supporters. These events raise awareness of our campaigns and impact, foreground the devastating impacts of poverty, raise funds for our work and celebrate our incredible community of supporters and Advocates.
Upcoming events
Stay tuned - information on Results Australia's upcoming events are coming soon!
Our past events
TB Parliamentary Event - August 2026
On 19 August 2026, Results Australia and the Australian Parliamentary TB Caucus brought parliamentarians, government representatives, community leaders, researchers, advocates and global health partners together at Australian Parliament House for Beyond Borders: What can we learn from First Nations Australia and the Indo-Pacific in the fight to end Tuberculosis? The event explored what some of the most powerful responses to tuberculosis (TB) can teach us about leadership, partnership and the path towards ending one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases.
Around 80 people attended the event, including 11 parliamentarians, demonstrating strong cross-party interest in Australia’s role in tackling TB at home and across our region. Australian TB Caucus Co-Chairs Kate Thwaites MP, Mary Aldred MP and Dr Sophie Scamps MP joined the event, with Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care Rebecca White MP helping to open the afternoon.
At the heart of the event were the stories and expertise of Associate Professor Simone Barry, Rosetta Milera and Dr Joyce Sauk Andamale. From the remarkable response to TB in South Australia’s APY Lands, to First Nations lived experience and community leadership in Papua New Guinea, their stories demonstrated what becomes possible when communities are empowered, local knowledge is valued and health responses are built on trust and partnership.
The event also put forward three clear asks to all sides of Australian politics: restore and strengthen Australia’s investment in international development and global health; increase Australia’s investment in TB research and development, including new vaccines, diagnostics and treatments; and establish an emergency funding mechanism to enable rapid support for states, territories and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations responding to TB outbreaks and other public health threats.
The afternoon was ultimately a reminder that ending TB is achievable. Australia has world-class researchers, strong partnerships across the Indo-Pacific and communities already demonstrating what effective TB responses can look like. With sustained political leadership and investment, Australia can help turn these examples of progress into a future where TB is no longer a threat — in Australia, across our region and around the world.
Results Australia gratefully acknowledges TB Alliance, Burnet Institute, the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Tuberculosis Control (TB CRE) and QIAGEN for their support of the event.
Around 80 people attended the event, including 11 parliamentarians, demonstrating strong cross-party interest in Australia’s role in tackling TB at home and across our region. Australian TB Caucus Co-Chairs Kate Thwaites MP, Mary Aldred MP and Dr Sophie Scamps MP joined the event, with Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care Rebecca White MP helping to open the afternoon.
At the heart of the event were the stories and expertise of Associate Professor Simone Barry, Rosetta Milera and Dr Joyce Sauk Andamale. From the remarkable response to TB in South Australia’s APY Lands, to First Nations lived experience and community leadership in Papua New Guinea, their stories demonstrated what becomes possible when communities are empowered, local knowledge is valued and health responses are built on trust and partnership.
The event also put forward three clear asks to all sides of Australian politics: restore and strengthen Australia’s investment in international development and global health; increase Australia’s investment in TB research and development, including new vaccines, diagnostics and treatments; and establish an emergency funding mechanism to enable rapid support for states, territories and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations responding to TB outbreaks and other public health threats.
The afternoon was ultimately a reminder that ending TB is achievable. Australia has world-class researchers, strong partnerships across the Indo-Pacific and communities already demonstrating what effective TB responses can look like. With sustained political leadership and investment, Australia can help turn these examples of progress into a future where TB is no longer a threat — in Australia, across our region and around the world.
Results Australia gratefully acknowledges TB Alliance, Burnet Institute, the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Tuberculosis Control (TB CRE) and QIAGEN for their support of the event.
Stories that Change the World with Solomon Yeo - July 2026
On Wednesday 1 July 2026, our Be Hope community heard from Solomon Yeo, Pacific climate advocate and one of the young leaders behind the landmark International Court of Justice advisory opinion on climate change, as he shared the extraordinary story of how a small group of determined students helped shape international law and inspire climate action around the world.
Stories that Change the World with Dr Gill Hicks - May 2026
On Tuesday 26 May 2026, our Be Hope community heard from Dr Gill Hicks - survivor of the 7/7 London bombings and lifelong advocate for peace, compassion, and human connection.
Opening the session, Results Australia CEO Negaya Chorley reflected on why Be Hope matters right now: because even in difficult times, ordinary people still have the power to help shape a better future.
Gill reminded us that we always have a choice in how we respond to the world around us - not with cynicism or despair, but with courage, compassion, and action.
Thank you to everyone who joined this powerful Stories That Change the World conversation with our Be Hope Ambassador Briony Benjamin.
If you missed the session, you can watch it here: www.behope.org.au/past-speakersessions
Opening the session, Results Australia CEO Negaya Chorley reflected on why Be Hope matters right now: because even in difficult times, ordinary people still have the power to help shape a better future.
Gill reminded us that we always have a choice in how we respond to the world around us - not with cynicism or despair, but with courage, compassion, and action.
Thank you to everyone who joined this powerful Stories That Change the World conversation with our Be Hope Ambassador Briony Benjamin.
If you missed the session, you can watch it here: www.behope.org.au/past-speakersessions
Launch of Be Hope Campaign with The Right Honourable Helen Clark - April 2026
On 29 April 2026 we opened with the first of our Stories That Change the World speaker sessions, featuring the Rt Hon Helen Clark - Board Chair of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and former Prime Minister of New Zealand.
From Gavi’s 25-year journey - protecting millions of children through vaccines - to the role of leadership in a time of global uncertainty, one message stood out: progress is not only possible, it’s already happening.
We were honoured to begin the event with opening remarks from Ms Michelle O'Byrne, Ambassador for Gender Equality, setting the tone for a powerful and timely conversation.
Results International Australia CEO, Negaya Chorley, then formally launched Be Hope - a campaign grounded in a simple belief: even when the headlines feel heavy, there is still so much to be hopeful about. The campaign also calls on the Australian Government to step up its leadership and investment in ODA, global health, climate action, and international cooperation.
The session was expertly moderated by our campaign ambassador, Briony Benjamin, bringing warmth, insight and a powerful sense of connection to the conversation.
We were also thrilled to be joined by a room full of our CSO and philanthropic colleagues, including Safer World for All (Micah Australia), Australian Global Health Alliance, Médecins Sans Frontières Australia & Médecins Sans Frontières New Zealand, Save the Children Australia, DOPASI Foundation, Global Citizen, Burnet Institute, The George Institute for Global Health, Australian Council for International Development, 54 reasons, Climate Action Network Australia, Pacific Friends of Global Health, Heather Chai, Amy Grenfell and Murray Proctor
A powerful way to launch Be Hope - and just the beginning.
Explore the campaign: www.behope.org.au
From Gavi’s 25-year journey - protecting millions of children through vaccines - to the role of leadership in a time of global uncertainty, one message stood out: progress is not only possible, it’s already happening.
We were honoured to begin the event with opening remarks from Ms Michelle O'Byrne, Ambassador for Gender Equality, setting the tone for a powerful and timely conversation.
Results International Australia CEO, Negaya Chorley, then formally launched Be Hope - a campaign grounded in a simple belief: even when the headlines feel heavy, there is still so much to be hopeful about. The campaign also calls on the Australian Government to step up its leadership and investment in ODA, global health, climate action, and international cooperation.
The session was expertly moderated by our campaign ambassador, Briony Benjamin, bringing warmth, insight and a powerful sense of connection to the conversation.
We were also thrilled to be joined by a room full of our CSO and philanthropic colleagues, including Safer World for All (Micah Australia), Australian Global Health Alliance, Médecins Sans Frontières Australia & Médecins Sans Frontières New Zealand, Save the Children Australia, DOPASI Foundation, Global Citizen, Burnet Institute, The George Institute for Global Health, Australian Council for International Development, 54 reasons, Climate Action Network Australia, Pacific Friends of Global Health, Heather Chai, Amy Grenfell and Murray Proctor
A powerful way to launch Be Hope - and just the beginning.
Explore the campaign: www.behope.org.au
Parliamentary Event: Global Health at a Tipping Point
On 27 August 2025, Results Australia, with the Australian TB Caucus, held a parliamentary breakfast at Parliament House in Canberra: Global Health at a Tipping Point: Why Action Can't Wait.
he breakfast was a milestone moment, with 15 federal parliamentarians in attendance, 85 attendees, a strong multi-partisan approach by the newly-reformed Australian Parliamentary TB Caucus, led by Hon Kate Thwaites MP, Dr Sophie Scamps MP and Mary Aldred MP, and an early pledge of AU$266 million by the Australian Government to the Global Fund.
he breakfast was a milestone moment, with 15 federal parliamentarians in attendance, 85 attendees, a strong multi-partisan approach by the newly-reformed Australian Parliamentary TB Caucus, led by Hon Kate Thwaites MP, Dr Sophie Scamps MP and Mary Aldred MP, and an early pledge of AU$266 million by the Australian Government to the Global Fund.
World TB Day
World Tuberculosis (TB) Day is observed annually on 24 March and is a global rallying point to raise awareness of the impacts of TB, as well as challenges and solutions on the journey towards ending TB.
For Results International (Australia), World TB Day is a key moment for our advocacy efforts. World TB Day reminds us of the progress we’ve made and the work still to do in the fight against one of the world’s oldest and deadliest diseases.
For Results International (Australia), World TB Day is a key moment for our advocacy efforts. World TB Day reminds us of the progress we’ve made and the work still to do in the fight against one of the world’s oldest and deadliest diseases.
2024 Leadership Awards
What is the role of citizen-led advocacy in safeguarding our democracies?
In May 2024 we hosted conversations with Results Founder Sam Daley-Harris and 2024 ACT Young Australian of the Year Caitlin Figueiredo, facilitated by Briony Benjamin.
We also recognised the good international citizens in our midst by delivering our annual Leadership Awards that acknowledges outstanding volunteer Advocates, journalists, and political leaders that help bring an end to global poverty.
In May 2024 we hosted conversations with Results Founder Sam Daley-Harris and 2024 ACT Young Australian of the Year Caitlin Figueiredo, facilitated by Briony Benjamin.
We also recognised the good international citizens in our midst by delivering our annual Leadership Awards that acknowledges outstanding volunteer Advocates, journalists, and political leaders that help bring an end to global poverty.
ACFID 2023: From band aid solutions to systems change
In October 2023, Results Australia CEO Negaya Chorley chaired a panel discussion at the ACFID National Conference in Sydney.
Our shared mission to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals is increasingly under threat requiring a re- think in how we achieve change.
Our leading panel of activists from Global Citizen, Common Grace, Oxfam and The Asia Foundation called for a bold new vision for aid that aims to shift the structures that keep people in poverty. With examples of people powered movements from around the world, panellists inspired us not only to think big and think bold but also to work collectively to achieve our shared mission.
Our shared mission to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals is increasingly under threat requiring a re- think in how we achieve change.
Our leading panel of activists from Global Citizen, Common Grace, Oxfam and The Asia Foundation called for a bold new vision for aid that aims to shift the structures that keep people in poverty. With examples of people powered movements from around the world, panellists inspired us not only to think big and think bold but also to work collectively to achieve our shared mission.
World TB Day Virtual Parliamentary Event
Results with support from partners, organised the World TB Day Virtual Parliamentary Event on 24 March. With close to 70 participants from Australia and around the world, amazing speakers and rich discussions, the event was incredibly informative and enjoyable.
#RaiseYourHand for Global Education Panel Event
In July 2021, five of our advocate groups brought together Julia Gillard AC with 77 activists, parliamentarians, likeminded organisations, and international guests to share their passion for improved global education outcomes.
Julia Gillard AC, former Prime Minister of Australia and former Chair of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) Board, spoke at the event.
Together, we demonstrated that there is broad-based support for Australia to fund global education, and helped to unlock a $180 million commitment from the Australian Government.
Julia Gillard AC, former Prime Minister of Australia and former Chair of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) Board, spoke at the event.
Together, we demonstrated that there is broad-based support for Australia to fund global education, and helped to unlock a $180 million commitment from the Australian Government.
International Women’s Day Virtual Event 2021
In partnership with Global Citizen, The Asia Foundation, and UN Women, we’re proud to honour International Women’s Day virtually in 2021.We were joined for a fascinating discussion by Natasha Stott Despoja, Global Citizen Australia Board Director and Australia’s Representative to the Committee for the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), Jane Sloane, The Asia Foundation, Ariadne Gorring, CEO, Pollination Foundation, and Alvina Lillie Soaki Erekali, UN Women Solomon Islands.
We discussed the specific impacts of COVID-19 and climate change on women and girls and the need to elevate women into leadership roles to tackle the issues of the future.
We discussed the specific impacts of COVID-19 and climate change on women and girls and the need to elevate women into leadership roles to tackle the issues of the future.
Shifting the Needle: COVID-19 Vaccination
Join Guardian Australia’s Ben Doherty in conversation with Results Australia CEO Negaya Chorley, public health pioneer Bill Bowtell and, from Delhi, Dr Bobby John to discuss how the $1.1 billion government commitment to COVID-19 vaccination and recovery can permanently shift the needle when it comes to Australia’s place in the region.
Results Annual Leadership Awards
Results Australia Leadership Annual Awards celebrate and acknowledge the hard work and commitment of parliamentarians, volunteers, journalists, not for profit and corporate partners who support the vital campaigning and advocacy work of Results Australia. They are a means of recognising high performing supporters and showing our appreciation of their input.
It is a night of celebration and recognition, giving insights into Results’ impact at a global level.
It is a night of celebration and recognition, giving insights into Results’ impact at a global level.
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