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G'Day USA 2020

17 January 2020

G'Day USA Gala Dinner © Tourism Australia

This year’s G’DAY USA 2020 gala dinner – Standing Together will be held on 25 January in Los Angeles.

The event will be dedicated to supporting relief efforts in response to the bushfires, express thanks for the generous support provided from across the United States to date, and raise awareness of how people can continue to assist Australia.

The American Australian Association (AAA) will host the AAA Arts Awards on 30 January with all proceeds going to the Australian Bushfire Relief Fund.

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Tasting Australia 2019, SA © Meaghan Coles

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