The Australian Youth Forum (AYF) is run by the Australian Government as a communication channel between the Government, young people (aged 15 – 24) and the organisations that work with, for and on behalf of young people (also known as the youth sector). It is about engaging young people and the youth sector in on-going public debate and getting their input on important issues and practical solutions that affect young people’s lives now and in the future.

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28 January 2010 --------------------------------------
Meet the Heywire winners ... Heywire is a space for young people, aged 16-22, who live outside Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide or Perth, to create and share their stories, ideas and opinions.

14 January 2010 --------------------------------------
New Topic!
Consultation on the Indigenous Education Action Plan – By contributing your ideas, Education Ministers can benefit from your knowledge and experiences to make sure they put in place practical strategies that can achieve a closing of the gaps between Indigenous Australians and other Australians. .

08 January 2010 --------------------------------------
National Youth Week ‘ourspace’ Launch Competition Put your space on the map! You have the opportunity to win a National Youth Week Launch Event in your home town.
To find out more visit the National Youth Week website.

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