ADCSA Ambassadors

Join Our Esteemed Ambassador Program: Shape Australia’s Story!

Are you passionate about making a lasting impact? Become an Australia Day Ambassador and champion our nation’s rich heritage, diversity, and community spirit. As an ambassador, you’ll have the unique opportunity to engage with communities, schools, and organizations across South Australia.

Your role extends beyond the festivities of Australia Day—throughout the year, you’ll inspire, connect, and celebrate alongside fellow Australians. Whether it’s delivering speeches, participating in events, or fostering civic pride, your influence matters.

Join us in shaping Australia’s narrative. Learn more about our ambassador program by contacting us today!

Meet our Ambassadors

Amber Brock-Fabel

Founder, South Australian Youth Forum & 2025 SA Young Australian of the Year

Amber founded the South Australian Youth Forum in 2021 at just 17 years old. It empowers those aged 14 to 18 to discuss critical issues such as climate change, period poverty, gender equality and youth loneliness.

Noel Mifsud JP KMG

Australia’s most influential Educators List 2024 and 2025 and Director SA Intercultural Peace Forum

Noel Mifsud was named as one of Australia’s Most Influential Educational Leaders by The Educator in 2024 and 2025.

Veena Madan

President of Indian Australian Association of South Australia (IAASA)

Veena Madan migrated to Adelaide SA from India in the year 1992. She is a dedicated and accomplished educator for last 25 years in secondary Schools in South Australia and has been involved in community engagement and leadership.

Hon Rev Dr Lynn Arnold AO

Hon Rev Dr Lynn Arnold AO. Assistant priest at St Peter's Anglican Cathedral

Hon Rev Dr Lynn Arnold AO has been an Australia Day Ambassador since 2011. He is currently an assistant priest at St Peter’s Anglican Cathedral and, until 2022, held the post of Reader [Public Theology] at St Barnabas Theological College. From 2014-24 he had a weekly radio program on 1079Life (‘Sunday Night with Lynn Arnold’).

Sobia and Irfan Hashmi

Local Heroes of the Year 2025, pharmacists and migrant community leaders

Over 20 years, Sobia Hashmi and husband Irfan have transformed healthcare in remote and rural communities in South Australia.

Sophie Thomson

Community-focused advocate, media professional, and environmental leader.

Sophie Thomson’s infectious enthusiasm continues to inspire countless people of all ages to put their green thumbs to good use – for the sake of the environment, their families’ enjoyment, and their own wellbeing.
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