Chief Minister's Canberra Gold Award2016 Awardees |
In 2016, Chief Minister Andrew Barr awarded 117 individuals and 11 groups Canberra Gold Awards.
The Chief Minister's Canberra Gold Award recognises the unique contribution made by individuals and groups who have chosen to make a long-term commitment to the ACT. Through this award, the ACT Government celebrates this dedication by honouring individuals and groups who have resided or operated in the ACT for fifty years or more.
Chief Minister's Canberra Gold Awards are distributed each year as part of Canberra's birthday celebrations. Award recipients receive a certificate.
The Award is open to individuals who have lived in the ACT for fifty years or more as at 12 March each year and to those groups, businesses, clubs, societies, organisations, associations and teams who have been present in the ACT for fifty years or more as at 12 March each year.
The first Awards were made in 2005 by Chief Minister Jon Stanhope.
Nomination forms are available in all Libraries ACT branches and online.
Individuals (names of some individuals may be withheld at their request)
Agnello, Antonino
Agnello , Marjatta Elvi
Aitkin, Beverley
Billett, Janelle Diane
Blank, Jan
Blank, John
Bradley, Donna Lorraine
Brill, Gail Maria
Broomby, Jeanette Kathleen
Bryant, Pauline
Burkevics, Paul Talivaldis
Cameron, Angus Lochiel
Castrission, James Victor
Castrission, Julianne Selina
Cowley, Denis John
Crawford, Denise Ann
Deschamps, Catherine M
Doering, Beverley Anne
Doering, Don Ernst
Doy, Colin Herbert
Ellison, Christopher Paul
Erbacher, Darryl Ralph
Fensom, Anthony
Finley, Norman Barry
Flynn, Helen Rosemary
Flynn, Julian Francis
Fowlie, Marlene Patricia
Fox, Julie Margaret
Freeman, Wendy Maureen
Galli, Karl
Gatt, Nicholas Joseph
Gnjec, Ante
Goodban, John Frederick
Goodban, Rosalyn Merle
Gregory, Andrew James
Gregory, Hugh Barrington
Gregory, James Barrington
Gregory, Leanne Alma
Gregory, Margaret Aileen
Hancock, Maureen Anne
Harrison, Jennifer Dorothy
Hunt, Michael Carlyle
Jecic, Ivan
Jones, Grace
Jones, Mavis Ellen
Kaus, Barbara Florence
Kaus, David Alex
Kaus, Ken Byron
Kelly, Michael Desmond
Kennedy, Patricia Mary
King, David Scott
Kiraly, Leslie Gy
Knox, Jane Raymond
Landos, Jacquelyn Lois
Landos, John Francis
Lansdown, Anne Marie
Lee, Elizabeth Hazel
Litherland, Joyleen Barbara
Livingston, Winifred Rita
Llewellyn, Annette Frances
Lorkin, Lynette
Lowes, Elspeth Joan
Lyras, Alek
Mahoney, Gweneth May
Mahoney, John Myles
Matthews, Maxwell Cameron
May, Ellen Rae
McCaskill, Bob Donald
McLay, Joyce
McNally, Margaret Gail
McNevin, Faye Lorraine
Monger, Brett Andrew
Murcutt, Brian Wayne
Newsome, Alfred
Newsome, Ann
O'Brien, Rita
O'Connor, Marjorie Muriel
Pegrum, Roger Michael
Podmore, Bronwyn Gai
Podmore, Bruce Alexander
Podmore, Robyn Jean
Porteous, Barbara Ann
Purcell, Dorothy
Quan Wing, Nancy
Quinn, Michael Joseph
Rabey, Lynette Margaret
Rabey, Ronald James
Reid, Jim
Reid, Judy Robyn
Rochfort, Sylvia Mary
Rumble, Frederick Joseph
Russell, Janice
Saxon, Elizabeth
Saxon, John Henry Kendal
Shannon, Clare
Shannon, Craig
Souter, Gwendaline Hazel
Spinapolice, Adua
Spinapolice, Americo
Stackpool, Michael Paul
Stocks, Brian Noel
Stocks, Mary-Anne
Stott, Alan
Tarrant, Pamela Joan
Thomas, Helen Therese
Turner, Patricia Anne
Wallace, Robert William
Warke, Ria
Warren, Joan
Webb, Albert John
Wenning, Ronald Albert
Wilkinson, Walter John
Willimott, Robyn Elizabeth
Willis, Carol Anne
Willis, Ian Edward
Witkowski, Olivia Ann
Zahra, Mary
Zahra, Paul
Groups
ANU Film Group, Inc
Campbell High School
Canberra Croquet Club
Canberra Sand & Gravel Pty Ltd
Canberra Theatre Centre
Greenhills Centre
Marymead Auxiliary
Master Builders Association of the ACT
North Canberra-Gungahlin Athletics Club
Second Canberra Garden Club Inc.
Woden Valley RSL Sub-Branch