National Police Legacy Day is a significant initiative that brings together Police Legacy organisations from every state and territory to recognise, support, and raise awareness of the vital care they provide to police families. 17 June marks the founding of Queensland Police Legacy – the first Police Legacy – on 17 June 1971. Today, every Australian state and territory has a Police Legacy organisation.
In South Australia, this important day will be marked at the annual National Police Legacy Day Lunch, at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
This year’s lunch centres on the theme strength when the unthinkable happens. We are honoured to welcome Police Commissioner Grant Stevens APM LEM who will share deeply personal reflections on how he found strength following the profound loss of his son Charlie a day after Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig was killed on duty.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday 17 June 2026
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Time: 11:30AM – 03:00PM
Includes: 2 course lunch and a 3.5 hour drinks package
Tickets are now on sale – click here to purchase
$180 per adult / $1800 table of ten
This is more than just a lunch – it’s an opportunity to stand alongside police families and show that they are never alone. We encourage you to secure your tickets early and be part of this powerful and important day.
