Activist Events

Sunday, May 31, 2026

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  Big Ride For Palestine SA: Tarntanyangga to Café 1954

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  Join for the last ride before a short winter break. To one of our favourite locations and for a good cause and great company

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  Anti-War Enviro Fest

  • Tharawal/allowrie/Wollongong

  Join us for a vibrant, free community afternoon as we celebrate the power of Port Kembla’s local resistance.

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  Armidale Reconciliation Bridge Walk 2026

  • Regional NSW

  Come and join Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people walking together across Stephen’s Bridge.

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  Rally: Save Waterloo! Refurbish, Don't Demolish!

  • Gadigal Country/Sydney

  Rally with us and see the wonderful Waterloo public housing and community we are saving.

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  Rising Tide Sydney Petersham Bowlo Social Event

  • Gadigal Country/Sydney

  Rising Tide Sydney invites you to a classic - Petersham Bowlo! It's been far too long since our last social event anyhow.

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  Victorian State Election: Socialist Alliance Volunteers Day

  • Naarm/Melbourne

  Find out how you and get involved and volunteer for Socialist Alliance's Victorian state election campaigns

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  Forum: The fight to save 44 public housing towers in Naarm

  • Gadigal Country/Sydney

  Hear from Sandra and Darren who've been part of an inspiring campaign for two years to stop the evictions and demolitions.

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  Cuba after Castro: a film by Abby Martin & Matt Belen

  • Boorloo/Perth & Walyalup/Fremantle

  Join ACFS for the Perth premiere of Abby Martin & Matt Belen's new film.

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  Adelaide Refugee Film Festival: The Aegean

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  The Aegean, tells the story of Hector, a lonely Greek fisherman who connects with Theodore, a young African refugee, set against the backdrop of the Aegean Sea.

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  SAGE monthly gathering – MOVE

  • Kaurna Yerta/Adelaide

  Join us for an evening of delicious food, hearty discussion and new skills.

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  Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe

  • Muloobinba/Newcastle

  Our Warrior traces the life and legacy of Aboriginal activist Robbie Thorpe, a fearless voice in the fight for Indigenous sovereignty, justice and truth-telling in Australia.