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ABC Heywire wants you to tell your story, your way

Aged between 16–22? Got a story to share? The ABC Heywire competition wants to hear from you. Heywire is a lived experience storytelling competition for young people living in regional, rural and remote Australia. For more than 20 years, we’ve been championing the bravery and vulnerability it takes to tell your story, your way.

The things that might seem every day to you are epic to us. We’ve seen the impact sharing stories has on communities and the country; that’s why we want to hear yours.

So tell us what life’s like living in your part of the world; or tell us what you care about; or what you’re frustrated by. You can share your story in writing, by recording some audio, shooting video or taking some photos; as long as it’s a true story about some aspect of your life living regionally.

Our competition closes on September 1 this year and until then, we’re on the hunt for stories about your epic, everyday lives. You could win a once in a lifetime chance to be heard on the issues that matter to you, a chance to work with ABC Producers and an all-expenses paid trip to the ABC Heywire Regional Youth Innovation Summit next year.

For more information and to enter now, here’s the link: https://www.abc.net.au/heywire

Rostrum Voice of Youth

Public Speaking resources are available on the national website www.rostrum.com.au/rvoy

Who can participate?

A maximum of five students in each section may participate from the one school.

*In the junior section, students need to be at least 11 and in years 7, 8 or 9 as at 1/1/’24

*In the senior section, students need to be under 18 and in years 10,11 or 12 at 1/1/’24

How do students enter?

Students enter online at www.rostrum.com.au/rvoy-tas.

For more information click on PDF below:

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