June was chock-a-block full of big calendar moments.

From local tourism to international conferences and Reconciliation Week, brands did a stellar job of engaging with Twitter users across Australia.

Here are the top 10 brands that dominated Twitter in the month of June.

@Apple

On the day of @Apple’s annual conference, the tech giant used Twitter’s handy event reminder feature to keep fans in the loop

June 4 at 10 a.m. PDT.
Join the @Apple WWDC keynote!
Retweet and we’ll send you a reminder on event day.#WWDC18 pic.twitter.com/ewJPDGIAiU

— Apple (@Apple) May 31, 2018

@HyundaiAus

Hyundai cheekily jumped on a perfectly timed billboard ad during the Portugal v Spain World Cup match to engage with football fans.  

We promise we had nothing to do with this @D_DeGea ?? https://t.co/6kXy7GCBlZ

— Hyundai Australia (@HyundaiAus) June 16, 2018

@Queensland

@Queensland tempted Twitter users with some stunning pictures of Townsville.

Palm-fringed beaches, hidden bays and secluded island paradise awaits, just 20-mins from @TownsvilleAus. #thisisqueensland #townsvilleshines

— Queensland Australia (@Queensland) May 29, 2018

@VisaAU

Visa announced its partnership with one of the greatest footballers of all time – Zlatan Ibrahimovic!

You want to see what Zlatan does next. We are everywhere Z wants to be. Welcome @Ibra_official to the Visa family. Make yourself at home. #PayLikeZlatan #WorldCup Visa. Everywhere You Want To Be pic.twitter.com/XlKcfP6bGZ

— Visa Australia (@VisaAU) June 12, 2018

@WeFightForFair

@WeFightForFair spread awareness on National Reconciliation Week, encouraging Australians to learn more about local indigenous culture and history.

This National Reconciliation Week, @RecAustralia invite all Australians to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories, to share that knowledge and help us grow as a nation. #NRW2018

— Maurice Blackburn (@WeFightForFair) May 29, 2018

@realestate_au

@realestate_au shared an island with its followers – one that costs significantly less avocados on toast than a standard one-bedroom apartment in Sydney.

…that's less than a one-bedroom Sydney apartment ? #realestateaushttps://t.co/8XZgYHUagz

— realestate.com.au (@realestate_au) June 14, 2018

@Telstra

@Telstra hooked up its rock’n’roll loving customers with a pre-sale link to Bon Jovi’s Australian tour.

.@BonJovi, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2018 inductees are touring Australia. #TelstraThanks pre-sale starts Wednesday 20th from 11am until Sunday

— Telstra (@Telstra) June 14, 2018

@XboxAustralia

One of the world’s biggest console developers @XboxAustralia, revealed the installment to its iconic Halo franchise.

Master Chief isn't finished – Halo: Infinite is coming #HaloInfinite #E32018 pic.twitter.com/syLawAGjXZ

— Xbox Australia (@XboxAustralia) June 12, 2018

@7AFL

Richmond’s Alex Rance spoke out against racism and supported Adelaide Crows playmaker Eddie Betts in his fight to end racial intolerance.

Alex Rance sends a powerful message of support to Eddie Betts and encourages other players to speak out against racism and bigotry.

(via Alex Rance/Instagram) pic.twitter.com/0h4ZR9kRQj

— 7AFL (@7AFL) June 12, 2018

@redcrossbloodau

The @redcrossbloodau celebrated World Blood Donor Day with a thanks to blood donors for their life giving donations.

Today is World Blood Donor Day, and while we hope every day you feel good about being a blood donor, today it's especially important to take a moment and think about the lives you've saved with the simple act of donating blood. pic.twitter.com/zVhCpkLqnd

— Red Cross Blood Au (@redcrossbloodau) June 13, 2018