2026 Auxiliary Morning Tea
Description
The TC Auxiliary is pleased to announce that the annual Auxiliary Morning Tea will be held on Friday, 31 July in Gibney Hall.
This year's event will not only bring together attendees for a delicious morning tea, but will also celebrate the Spirit of Community at Trinity College! Please join us as we connect as a community at this flagship TC Auxiliary event, which will include a conversation with Nadia Mitsopoulos - ABC journalist and radio presenter, former TC parent, and previous Board Member of Lifeline WA.
Content disclaimer
Please be aware that in addition to discussions about her career and time as a TC parent, Nadia will also speak about her father's death by suicide, and signs to look out for from a mental health perspective. While the presentation is fit for public consumption (having been discussed previously on radio), we understand this may not be suitable for everyone. Guests are requested to use their discretion regarding attendance, as some may find this presentation emotionally challenging.
If you have already purchased a ticket to attend, and no longer feel this presentation is suitable for you, please email events@trinity.wa.edu.au to request a refund of the ticket price. Refunds are available up to three (3) days prior to the event.
Our speaker - Nadia Mitsopoulos

Nadia Mitsopoulos is an experienced and highly regarded journalist and broadcaster who has worked in the media for more than 30 years.
After completing a Bachelor of Arts degree, Nadia worked as a journalist in various newsrooms including GWN, Ten News and Associated Press in London. She was the state political reporter at Nine News Perth for 13 years.
Nadia moved to ABC Radio Perth in 2013 and currently presents the Mornings program covering a wide range of topical issues to a statewide audience. At the 2025 Media Awards, she was the joint winner of the Journalist of the Year award for her investigations into Perth builder Nicheliving.
Nadia has held numerous board roles and is currently a director of Netball WA.
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