Programs
Publication: Taiwanese Australians in Queensland (2023)
This book documents a piece of Australia's modern history and illustrates a cross-section of Australian multicultural society. The articles were written by selected members of Taiwanese community in Queensland and people who have been working closely with the community. The co-authors shared their first-hand experience, knowledge and insights regarding the development of the community in the last 40 years.
Taiwan Travel Grants
Explore Taiwan, broaden perspectives and build cross-cultural connections. ATCF’s Taiwan Travel Grants support students from partner Australian universities to undertake learning and cultural experiences in Taiwan.
Students should contact their university for application details. The Australia Taiwan Culture Foundation does not receive applications or manage the selection process.
Students should contact their university for application details. The Australia Taiwan Culture Foundation does not receive applications or manage the selection process.
Forum
Australia-Taiwan Relations: Navigating Future Paths
2026
Shared Responsibility: Security, Resilience, and Regional Stability — Perspectives from Australia and Taiwan
Date: Friday, 17 April 2026
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Venue: Undumbi Room, Queensland Parliament House, Brisbane
2025
The forum aims to explore the potential development of Taiwan-Australia relations following IPAC 2024 and the Australian Senate's motion in August. The event will take the form of a forum with online live streaming, inviting experts and scholars to share their insights and engage in an in-depth discussion on the future of Taiwan-Australia relations.
28 February 2025 (Friday), 1:45 PM – 5:30 PM
Premier’s Hall, Queensland Parliament House
Shared Responsibility: Security, Resilience, and Regional Stability — Perspectives from Australia and Taiwan
Date: Friday, 17 April 2026
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Venue: Undumbi Room, Queensland Parliament House, Brisbane
2025
The forum aims to explore the potential development of Taiwan-Australia relations following IPAC 2024 and the Australian Senate's motion in August. The event will take the form of a forum with online live streaming, inviting experts and scholars to share their insights and engage in an in-depth discussion on the future of Taiwan-Australia relations.
28 February 2025 (Friday), 1:45 PM – 5:30 PM
Premier’s Hall, Queensland Parliament House