The newly appointed Social Impact in the Regions 2026 (SIITR26) National Advisory Team has held its first meeting, bringing together a diverse group of leaders from across Australia to help shape the direction of this year’s conference. Representing a range of states, sectors and areas […]
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Social Impact in the Regions 2026 (SIITR26) is calling for passionate regional Australians to apply to join the SIITR26 Advisory Team, playing a key role in shaping one of Australia’s most significant regional impact conferences. SIITR26 will be held in Stanthorpe, Queensland from 2–4 September
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29 January 2026 Social Impact in the Regions 2026 heads to Stanthorpe QLD, building on nearly $1 million generated for regional communities  Social Impact in the Regions (SIITR), Australia’s leading place-based social impact conference for regional changemakers and investors, will be hosted in Stanthorpe from
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The Social Impact in the Regions (SIITR) team are calling for exhibitors to join our 2026 event in Stanthorpe QLD. Now in it’s fourth year SIITR attracts around 250 people who are creating or investing in change in regional Australia. SIITR is the only event
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We are delighted to announce that SIITR26 will be held in Stanthorpe, QLD. Each year we find new ways for our SIITR delegates to get involved and in 2026 we will be delighted to have even more opportunities for you to link and learn alongside
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What an absolute treat to have our own media team at this year’s SIITR25. The following post was written by communications specialist and storyteller Justine McClymont who is based on Bundjalung Country in the NSW Northern Rivers. Social Impact in the Regions 2025 — Day
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What an absolute treat to have our own media team at this year’s SIITR25. The following post was written by communications specialist and storyteller Justine McClymont who is based on Bundjalung Country in the NSW Northern Rivers. Social Impact in the Regions 2025 — Day
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What an absolute treat to have our own media team at this year’s SIITR25. The following post was written by communications specialist and storyteller Justine McClymont who is based on Bundjalung Country in the NSW Northern Rivers. Social Impact in the Regions 2025 —
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Not long now until the SIITR25 National Pitchfest finalists present to a national delegation of around 200 people at the third annual Social Impact in the Regions conference held in Grafton, NSW. SIITR25 Pitchfest will be opened by 2024 winner, Amanda di Medici, founder of
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Applications have officially opened for the 2025 Social Impact in the Regions (SIITR25) National Pitchfest, inviting regional changemakers to step into the spotlight and pitch their bold ideas for social impact. Returning for its third year, the Pitchfest—presented in partnership with StartSomeGood—celebrates the ingenuity, courage,
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(drum roll please) We know you’ve been waiting to learn more about our 2025 program and while we’d like to say we are strategic enough to build the anticipation to breaking point the truth is we had so many excellent applications it really took time
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Grafton (or any of our host communities) isn’t just a backdrop for Social Impact in the Regions 2025—it’s our co-creator. And that’s entirely by design. Each year, Social Impact in the Regions (SIITR) selects a new host community, but the goal isn’t to fly in,
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We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians and Elders past and present.
