Now in its seventh year, the Australian Space Awards is the benchmark for excellence in the emerging field of space.
Recognising the leading individuals and businesses driving the development of Australia’s space economy, the Australian Space Awards program universally acknowledges all space industry stakeholders – from the major listed organisations and corporates servicing Australia’s space sector to SMEs, start-ups, academic institutions, and associations driving innovation and accelerating the industry to new heights.
The awards are open to all businesses supporting the Australian space industry across fields including launch, telecommunications, satellites, energy, mining and transport, as well as defence, agriculture, disaster and water management.
The Australian Space Awards will celebrate the best of the best in Australia’s space sector and the outstanding contributions of professionals and businesses working within the space industry.
The awards have quickly become the benchmark for excellence in the space industry, with some of the most progressive and exciting space businesses in Australia capitalising on the awards program to drive business growth, attract investment and expand their capabilities for space consumers.
Celebrate with your team in style at the industry’s night of nights at the black-tie event in June.
Each year, the Australian Space Summit & Exhibition builds on its credentials as Australia's trusted industry event, rewarding big ideas with real opportunities for space commercialisation. The summit is returning in 2026 for its fifth year, driving over 70 frontline perspectives from influential decision makers in government, industry, and Defence. We'll be framing these local leaders against their global counterparts to better understand how Australia is defining its role in space.
Our agenda isn't speculative. It's delivered in step with Space Connect, Australia's leading daily news source for the space community, to bring editorial rigour to the conversations unfolding on stage. From weighing options for building SATCOM sovereignty through to navigating diverse opinions on AUKUS, we're not just reflecting change – we're shaping it by turning towards the hard questions.
If you're serious about deepening your connections and becoming a key player in Australia's space industry, then this is your essential in-person destination in 2026.
