Celebrities unite for World AIDS Day
Famous faces and business leaders from across the country will attend the second annual World AIDS Day Dinner in Sydney tomorrow (Thursday, December 1).
The World AIDS Day Dinner raises money to help people living with HIV/AIDS and will host singer Guy Sebastian, actor Steve Bastoni and international chef Robert Oliver among the many other high-profile attendees.
The CEOs of Telstra, David Jones, AUDI and Mardi Gras will also take part in the event.
The dinner was created by Sydney entrepreneur Eric Nair as a way to raise the profile of HIV/AIDS in Australia. It is held on December 1 every year.
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