Social media and the Australiana Society


Katrina Banyai

Australiana, Vol 42 no 1, February 2020

The Australiana Society has launched social media campaigns across several platforms including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Our presence on these platforms will diversify the ways we reach members and broaden our audiences. This will generate new interest in the Society for ongoing generations to recruit for membership succession. These important steps bring the society into line with many organisations, such as The Australiana Fund and The National Trust, ensuring we are viewed as relevant and up to date.

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