Embassy of Brazil in Australia - Embaixada do Brasil na Austrália

🇦🇺 1 year to go!

On 24 June 2027, Brazil will kick off the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 — the first edition of the tournament to be held in South America.

It will be a historic moment for women’s football, for Brazil, and for all the girls and women who continue to break new ground on and off the pitch.

Bring on 2027!

🇧🇷 Falta 1 ano!

Em 24 de junho de 2027, o Brasil dará início à Copa do Mundo Feminina da FIFA 2027 — a primeira edição do torneio realizada na América do Sul.

Será um momento histórico para o futebol feminino, para o Brasil e para todas as meninas e mulheres que seguem abrindo caminhos dentro e fora de campo.

Que venha 2027!

The English editions of Radar Agtech Brazil 2025 and the new Radar Agtech Latin America and Caribbean will be launched on June 30 on a webinar supported by the Innovation Diplomacy Program. The studies provide one of the most comprehensive overviews of agrifood innovation ecosystems in Brazil and Latin America & the Caribbean.

Radar Agtech Brazil identified 2,075 agritech startups operating across 468 municipalities, alongside 390 innovation environments dedicated to agribusiness innovation. The findings suggest that Brazil’s agritech ecosystem has entered a new phase: moving beyond rapid expansion toward greater institutional maturity, technological sophistication and more selective investment dynamics.

A key finding of the report is the growing role of Artificial Intelligence. Rather than serving as a competitive advantage on its own, Al is increasingly becoming a foundational layer integrated into business models and production systems. Its applications are closely linked to digital agriculture trends such as loT, remote sensing, predictive analytics, automation, robotics and data-driven farm management.

Don’t miss it!
Tuesday, 30 June 2026
12:30-14:00 (GMT-3)

Join at: https://teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/launcher.html?url=%2F_%23%2Fmeet%2F265773748621504%3Fp%3D7GotQj5sivdy5VBIg9%26fbclid%3DIwY2xjawSpkDRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEergGJEhJvWgUvJ4zSlRgHiD-F05WkdZN-wo6NNz2ADU_CknMvGFJxiGjVlE8_aem_yOjygZw7R1CZJQRvJk7KAA%26anon%3Dtrue&type=meet&deeplinkId=c4dbed08-fd9e-483b-85b4-4f3e89484d24&directDl=true&msLaunch=true&enableMobilePage=true&suppressPrompt=true

Think Carnaval is amazing? Wait until you experience Festa Junina! This month, Brazil in Australia Cultural Update is dedicated to the festas juninas. And they are all over the country!

The Festa Junina, also known as São João, is one of Brazil’s biggest and most beloved traditional celebrations. Inspired by rural life and held during winter, it is celebrated with colourful decorations, folk dances such as the quadrilha, bonfires, country-style outfits, and delicious traditional foods.

More than just a party, Festa Junina is an exciting celebration of community, culture, music, and tradition!

Idesam has launched the Amazon Bioinnovation Challenge, an international call aimed at researchers, R&D professionals, innovators, people living or working in the Amazon region, and anyone interested in turning knowledge into concrete bioeconomy solutions.
The initiative brings together six strategic challenges: bioactives from Amazonian oils, functional oils, new rubber-derived products, strengthening the Brazil nut value chain, adding value to fruit residues, and developing functional starches.
Selected participants will gain access to a full innovation journey, including financial support (grants of up to R$7,500 and US$1,300/month), specialized mentorship, access to leading laboratories, and immersion in Amazonian territories. In addition, projects may access up to R$100,000 for development and compete for up to R$450,000 in investment.
If you work with science, technology, and innovation and want to create real impact, this is your opportunity to contribute to solutions that combine economic development with the protection of the Amazon’s forests and rivers.
👉 Learn more and apply: https://chamadas.idesam.org/chamada/bioinovacao/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSEbRlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEexqI5MYqxr-wnrCxcl5iI10kchUisj1FdtIRhCHiQjFVIxuYVRo5mkKbdmQ4_aem_QYAcy9iZjyXy2fVz2Xcx3g

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🇧🇷 Para criar a lista, a revista TimeOut pediu a 24.000 moradores locais de mais de 150 cidades que avaliassem a qualidade e o preço da cena cultural onde vivem, e que contassem exatamente o que sua cidade faz de melhor, desde comédia e carnavals até música ao vivo e literatura.
Segundo a revista, Melbourne pode reivindicar com segurança o título de capital cultural da Austrália. A cena artística da cidade recebeu impressionantes 92% de aprovação dos moradores locais, a quarta maior pontuação entre todas as cidades pesquisadas.
São Paulo teve boas pontuações em cultura em geral, com 69% dos moradores locais dizendo que a cena artística e cultural é ‘boa’ ou ‘incrível’ em nossa pesquisa, e 66% a considerando econômica. E embora a cidade seja conhecida pelas artes visuais, segundo 58% dos moradores, o melhor da cultura em São Paulo é a música ao vivo.
🇦🇺 To create the list, TimeOut asked 24,000 locals in over 150 cities to rate the quality and affordability of the culture scene where they live, and to tell exactly what their city does best, from comedy and carnivals to live music and literature.
According to the magazine, Melbourne can safely claim the title of Australia’s cultural capital. The city’s arts scene received a whopping 92 percent approval rating from locals, the fourth-highest score of all cities surveyed.
São Paulo scored well for culture across the board, with 69 percent of locals saying the art and culture scene is ‘good’ or ‘amazing’ in our survey, and 66 percent deeming it budget-friendly. E embora a cidade seja conhecida pelas artes visuais, segundo 58% dos moradores, o melhor da cultura em São Paulo é a música ao vivo.

Brasileiros(as) na Austrália que atuam nas áreas de ciência, tecnologia, inovação e educação: realizamos na última sexta-feira (9/5) a reuniāo virtual da diáspora científica e tecnológica brasileira.
Se você é estudante, pesquisador(a) ou profissional das áreas de educação, ciência, tecnologia e inovação, sua participação é muito importante: cadastre-se e participe dos próximos encontros!

🇧🇷 Celebramos em 5 de maio o Dia Internacional da Língua Portuguesa, em evento organizado conjuntamente com as embaixadas de Portugal, Angola e Timor Leste. A comemoração reuniu cerca de 160 convidados, e contou com apresentação do pianista português Gerardo Rodrigues.
🇦🇺 On May 5th we celebrated World Portuguese Language Day, an event organized jointly with the embassies of Portugal, Angola and East Timor, was held. The event brought together about 160 guests, and featured a presentation by Portuguese pianist Gerardo Rodrigues.

🇦🇺 Applications close on May 27th.

Further information:

https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/embaixada-camberra/English/bids-and-hiring-processes

🇧🇷 Inscrições até 27 de maio.

Mais informações em:

https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/embaixada-camberra/processos-seletivos-e-licitacoes

🇧🇷 Parabéns ao talentoso Davi Ramos, que acaba de ser promovido a Primeiro Bailarino do Australian Ballet. Davi Ramos é o primeiro brasileiro e o primeiro homem negro a alcançar o posto de Primeiro Bailarino na história do prestigioso Ballet Australiano. Um sonho realizado por Davi, que nasceu na favela Santa Marta, em Botafogo, e cresceu na favela do Vidigal, no Rio de Janeiro. Morando na Austrália há dois anos, Davi diz que já considera o país como casa, e que “Sydney me lembra muito o Rio de Janeiro, e Melbourne me lembra a Europa. Eu amo a Austrália.”
🇦🇺 Congratulations to ballet talent Davi Ramos, who was just promoted to Principal Artist at The Australian Ballet. Davi Ramos is the first Brazilian and the first Black male to be a Principal Artist in the history of the prestigious Australian Ballet. A dream that came true to David, who was born in the Santa Marta favela and grew up in the favela of Vidigal, in Rio de Janeiro. Having lived in Australia for two years, Davi says he already considers the country as his home, and that “Sydney reminds me a lot of Rio de Janeiro, and Melbourne reminds me of Europe. I love Australia.”