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Steve Irwin Gala Dinner in LA showcases Australia’s wildlife and culture

08 May 2019

Irwin Gala Dinner, Los Angeles, USA © Tourism Australia

Australia’s wildlife and culture wowed guests at a glittering Steve Irwin Gala Dinner last week in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Steve Irwin and raise funds for Wildlife Warriors USA.

The event, which was covered by international media, was a Queensland showcase including a performance from Bundjalung Kunjiel Dance Troupe and guests enjoying Sirromet wines, a member of Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia.

Australia Zoo and Wildlife Warriors USA continue the legacy of Steve Irwin by conducting wildlife conservation projects within Australia and around the world.

Tourism Australia, Tourism Events Queensland and Visit Sunshine Coast supported the event as sponsors and hosted media and trade partners.

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