Telethon 2025: Take a glimpse at the jaw-dropping auction items set to go under the hammer
who is who perth They are preparing to replace the meeting room with the glitz, glamor and glitz of the ballroom telethon night of nights.
The exclusive black tie event will take over the Crown Ballroom next weekend and bring together some of the country’s most powerful and prominent figures. political from power brokers and corporate heavyweights to A-listers and media icons — all in the name of helping WA’s sick children.
Prime Minister Roger Cook and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles will be among the distinguished participants, adding political prestige to the star-studded evening.
Guests will experience a night full of shows. entertainmentwith dazzling performances from international sensation Ronan Keating, The Ten Tenors, Casey Donovan, Australian Idol star Gisella Colletti and beloved Aussie icon Shannon Noll.
This may be the hottest ticket in town, but with an invitation comes a clear expectation; Every guest is there to give and gives generously.
Considered the crown jewel of Telethon’s annual fundraising campaign, the ball is known for its elegance, top-notch entertainment and electric atmosphere that sparks intense bidding wars among the country’s most influential.
And this year’s coveted live auction will be no exception, with a host of ultra-luxury offerings and once-in-a-lifetime experiences going under the hammer, each more jaw-dropping than the last.
Notable prizes include an extraordinary 10-night Kimberley cruise for two on the Paspaley Pearl, a recently launched 50-metre luxury yacht.
Guests will enjoy an all-inclusive adventure along one of Australia’s most remote and breathtaking coastlines, complete with daily guided excursions and gourmet meals.
Paspaley Pearls Group managing director James Paspaley said it was a “privilege” to contribute to the auction once again.
“We have been supporting medical care for sick and disadvantaged children for decades and admire the way Telethon has allocated and distributed funds for so long,” he said.
“Having been in Western Australia for nearly 100 years, we have seen first-hand how funds raised through Telethon have positively impacted many of our team members and their families.
“It is a privilege to contribute to an initiative that continues to inspire hope and deliver tangible results to those who need it most.”
Bridgewest Group co-founder Dr. The chance to spend six nights at the cliffside Villa Amelie in Dubrovnik, generously donated by Masood Tayebi, offers the perfect escape for international luxury lovers.
With panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and an infinity pool perched on the Elaphiti Islands, this private hideaway blows the benchmark of European indulgence out of the water.
After gold prices reached record highs, Northern Star donated 1kg gold bullion which is expected to send bidders into a frenzy.
Meanwhile, motorsport fans will vie for pole position with the Ultimate Ferrari F1 Melbourne Experience, where four guests will travel to Melbourne by private jet for a three-day VIP trackside event at Casa Ferrari, courtesy of Laurence Escalante and the Crown.
If your motorsport preference is not F1, you can set off with an adrenaline-filled Luxury Supercar Experience on the Gold Coast.
It includes first-class accommodation at Crown Towers and the type of special access normally reserved for racing franchises.
If the fast lane isn’t your thing, the ultimate getaway to New York City may have you wanting to paddle out—with round-trip business class Qantas flights, a five-night stay at The Wall Street Hotel in the premium Carnegie Suite, and a $5,000 entertainment credit to experience everything the Big Apple has to offer, courtesy of Qantas and Paspaley.
And for those with hearts a little closer to home, the silent auction offers a lively mix of experiences designed to suit all tastes.
Whether it’s an intimate private dining experience at Cottesloe’s Gibney or a luxurious two-night stay at the Crown Perth Estate.
Crown Perth CEO Brian Pereira said the company was “proud” to once again be among the top bids at the popular auction.
“Telethon is more than a fundraiser; it is a celebration of community, compassion and hope,” he said.
“Each year, I am inspired by the generosity of our team members who volunteer their time to support Western Australian children and their families.
“From hosting the Telethon Ball to welcoming Junior Telethon Stars for unforgettable stays, Crown Perth is proud to support Telethon in making a meaningful difference for WA families.”
For those who love football, there’s a trip to Adelaide for the Gather Round, including an excellent AFL grand final VIP experience for two, flights courtesy of the AFL and Virgin. Suites for the State of Origin match next February and both the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers derbies in the 2026 season.
Music fans can bid on a full suite for Metallica and AC/DC, courtesy of the Optus Stadium team, or buy tickets to see Ed Sheeran perform live, courtesy of Bankwest.
Seats at the Ashes and an unforgettable Home and Away set visit will also have guests opening their wallets quickly.
For fans of quiet opulence, acclaimed artist Kate Elsey and Linton and Kay Galleries have generously welcomed a signature artwork measuring 183cm x 300cm into this year’s auction pool.
The winner of the night’s lucky draw prize will walk away with an unforgettable 21-night Northern Lights and Scenic Norwegian Rail and Sailing Escape worth more than $25,000, including two flights and accommodation, courtesy of Imagine Holidays.
Although the night is defined by its glamor and high-stakes thrills, its heart lies in a much more meaningful purpose; Every dollar raised goes directly to improving the health of sick and vulnerable children in Western Australia.
The Telethon Ball is a night where WA’s biggest names dress up, dig deep and prove that when West Australians come together the impact is nothing short of spectacular.
The telethon will be held at the RAC Arena on 18 and 19 October.
