Australia Day Awards

Each year two local citizens and one local community group in the Shire of Toodyay area will be eligible for the Premier’s Australia Day Active Citizenship Awards.

The recipients will be selected from people and groups who have made a noteworthy contribution during the current year, or given outstanding service to the local community over a number of years through active involvement.

The Australia Day Council of Western Australia (ADCWA) provides three Premier’s Australia Day Active Citizenship Awards each year for presentation as follows:

1.          Active Citizenship Award.

2.          Active Citizenship Award for a person under 25 years.

3.          Active Citizenship Award for a Community Group or event.

 

Nominations for the Awards must be submitted by the fourth Friday in November.

Nomination forms are available from the Council Administration Centre and the Forms section of our website.

 

The winners of these awards will have been judged to have shown active citizenship and:

·             Significant contribution to the local community;

·             Demonstrated leadership on a community issue resulting in the enhancement of community life;

·             A significant initiative which has brought about positive change and added value to community life; and

·             Inspiring qualities as a role model for the community.

 

The eligibility criterion for these Awards is as follows:

·             Nominees should reside or work principally within the Shire of Toodyay;

·             Awards may be granted posthumously in recognition of recent achievements;

·             Groups of people or couples will not normally be eligible except when meeting the criteria for a community group;

·             A person may receive an award on more than one occasion in recognition of their particularly outstanding community contribution or involvement in an alternative initiative;

·             Unsuccessful nominees may be nominated in future years; and

·             Sitting members of State, Federal and Local Government are not eligible.

 

These awards will be presented at an Australia Day breakfast the Shire of Toodyay will hold in 2012.

2011 Australia Day Award Recipients

2011 Australia Day Award Recipients

Citizen

Citizen (under 25 years)

Community Group or Event

Pam Tennant

Damon Geary

St John Ambulance

Previous Award Recipients

Australia Day Awards

Year

Citizen

Junior Citizen

Community Group  or Event

 

1992

Athol Donegan

Tyrone Power

(no recipient)

 

1993

Eric Patten

Annette Martin

(no recipient)

 

1996

Shirley Patten

Andrew O’Sullivan

(no recipient)

 

1997

John Campbell

Meagan Pearce

Op Shop

 

1998

Brian Wood

(no recipient)

(no recipient)

 

1999

Tony Brackenreg

Jessica Shilcock

(no recipient)

 

2000

Richard Mathews

Steven Cousins

Toodyay WA Volunteer Fire & Rescue

 

2001

Bel Rowe

Cory Gale

Op Shop

 

2002

Graham Mills

(no recipient)

Toodyay Naturalists Club

 

2003

Jim Bavin

Alison Johnson

RSL

 

2004

Dave King

Rhys Vallance

CAT Appeal Toodyay

 

2005

Paul Sutton

Chris Gillett

Butterly Cottages

 

2006

Richard Walkey

Katherine McDougall

St John's Ambulance Toodyay Bolgart Sub Centre

 

 2007

 Ida Edwards

 Nathan Welburn

 Toodyay Theatre Group

 

 2008

 Daphne Lee & Ashley Grundy

Steven Twomey

Toodyay Lions Club

 

 2009

 George Murray

 Ben Jenkins

Toodyay Miniature Railway Inc 

 

 2010

George Murray

Ben Jenkins

Toodyay Miniature Railway Inc.

 


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