2026 Events Calendar
Welcome to our 2026 Events Calendar! Here, you'll find a list of all the exciting events we have planned for the upcoming year. Please note that dates are tentative and may be subject to change as the events draw nearer.
We look forward to sharing these memorable moments with you throughout the year. Stay tuned for more details and mark your calendars — 2026 is going to be an incredible year!
Jan 21st
Mar 31st
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Kinaway Chamber of Commerce has received complimentary passes to attend Evonne Goolagong Cawley Day at the Tennis Australian Open 2026, being held on Wednesday 21 January 2026.
Jul 5 - 12
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Kinaway Chamber of Commerce warmly invites you to join us for the 2026 Sistas in Business – International Women’s Day Lunch, proudly supported by Liberty!
This special event brings together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business, Corporate Partners and supporters of the Indigenous business sector to acknowledge, celebrate and promote the impact of Kinaway’s Sistas in Business program and the incredible leadership of women in business.
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NAIDOC Week (National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee) occurs annually in July and celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians all over the country and overseas.
Feb 25th
Feb 27th
Feb 27th
Oct 1 - 31
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This is an opportunity to hear from procurement experts on best practices for tendering and support available from CommBank. Following the session, you are also invited to join us for networking drinks to meet the team and connect with other Indigenous businesses.
Feb 18th
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Kinaway invites all members of our community including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses, Corporate Partners, allies, government representatives, and community organisations, to join this important and engaging workshop hosted by Lee Couch!
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Deadly in Gippsland is a business and networking expo celebrating the strength, innovation, and creativity of First Nations businesses across the region.
This event brings together Aboriginal business owners, community members, and industry partners to connect, collaborate, and support the growth of the Aboriginal business sector in Gippsland.
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We are seeking EOIs from organisations that would like to showcase their work at our booth. This will be an unprecedented opportunity not only to highlight your organisation's achievements to a global audience, but also to connect and collaborate with like-minded organisations from around the world.
Feb 19th
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Kinaway Members who are also registered with Supply Nation are invited to join the Supply Nation Indigenous Business Trade Fair in Naarm (Melbourne) on the lands of the Wurundjeri people.
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We are excited to invite you to this year’s regional expo aimed at promoting First Nations owned businesses operating within and around Geelong.
Our goal is to provide valuable industry exposure and create networking opportunities for our vibrant community. We warmly welcome all Kinaway members and Corporate Partners to gather, connect, and have meaningful conversations with both familiar and new faces.
Join us to create some deadly opportunities and support the growth of First Nations businesses. Let’s come together to celebrate and foster our community’s success!
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More information to come. Will be hosted in the last week of April.
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Kinaway Chamber of Commerce is delighted to announce the return of "Deadly in Melbourne: A First Nations Business Expo.
We invite you to join us for this year’s expo, which highlights First Nations-owned businesses thriving within and around the Melbourne CBD
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Kinaway will be running events throughout the month in collaboration with ANZ and IBA - More information to come!
Indigenous Business Month is a month-long celebration and showcase of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses, highlighting their innovation, excellence, economic independence and self-determination.
Held annually between 1-31 October, the platform seeks to inspire the next generation of Indigenous entrepreneurs and build awareness of the role Indigenous business plays in creating jobs, preserving culture and driving economic development.
