Citizen of the Year
The presentation of the City of Bunbury Citizen, Young Citizen and Community Group/Event of the Year awards will again be held on Australia Day, 26 January 2018.
These awards provide an opportunity for individuals and groups making outstanding contributions to the Bunbury community through their inspiring actions and dedicated service to be recognised.
Download a nomination form here
Citizen of the Year
1982 Mrs J M Jones
1983 Mr R K Mitchell
1984 Mrs M Lamp
1985 Mr L G Clarke MBE
1986 Mrs D P Sullivan
1987 Mr A G Baxter
1988 Mrs O V Martin
1989 Mr F J Campbell
1990 Mr R Mark
1991 Mrs M Cross
1992 Mrs P A Barnes
1993 Mr P Owens
1994 Ms L Nielson
1995 Mr A G Bricknell
1996 Mr C M Mills JP
1997 Mr P Smith
1998 FR B Newing
1998 Mrs D Terry
1999 Valda Smith
2000 Mr Mauria Williams
2001 Mrs Lyn Clarke
2001 Mrs Pauline Vukelic
2002 Mrs Madge Wells
2003 Ms Sheila Stephens
2004 Mr Jeffrey Clifton
2005 Mrs Veronica Steele
2006 Mrs Dulchie Hartzer
2007 Mrs Marie Malatesta
2008 Mr Bill Robins
2009 Mr Arthur Taylor
2010 Mrs Barbara Fleay
2011 Mr Merv Mancer OAM
2012 Mr Stephen Foster
2013 Ms Sandra Lankester
2014 Ms Alison Comparti JP
2015 Mr Ian Mills
2016 Mrs Joyce McGinn
Community Event of the Year
1992 Festival of Arts and Nature
1993 Multicultural Dinner Dance
1994 City of Bunbury Eisteddfod
1995 South West Dance Festival
1996 ‘AGAPE’ – A Christian Musical Production
1996 International Dragon Boat Festival
1997 World Croquet Championships (Central and Moorabinda Croquet Club)
1998 Bunbury Hockey (International Tests)
1999 Bunbury City Eisteddfod
2000 Bunbury 21st Birthday Waterfront Festival
2001 Children’s Week
2002 Kids Helping Kids Concert
2002 Macbeth
2003 Surf to Surf Fun Run
2004 Bunbury – Southwest Relay for Life
2005 Carols by Candlelight Committee
2006 Building Better Hearing Group
2007 Chefs Long Table Lunch
2008 South West Relay for Life
2009 St John of God Hospital Palliative Volunteers
2010 Country Women’s Association
2011 City of Bunbury Surf Life Saving Club
2012 County Women’s Associations
2013 Salvation Army Emergency Services Support Team
2014 Relay for Life Bunbury Southwest
2015 Hands Up 4 Kids
2016 South West Multicultural Festival
Young Citizen of the Year
1982 Mr J G Lishman
1984 Mr A Tredget
1988 Mr R Cresswell
1989 Miss C R Tibbits
1990 Miss S Sharpe
1993 Mr A Doust
1994 Ms T Ciffolilli
1995 Miss S Heption
1995 Miss R Hepton
1996 Mr N Bell
1997 Mr N Massingham
1998 Mr A Ness
1999 Jo-Anne D’Cress
2001 Ben Zito
2002 Miss Alexandra Hickman
2003 Miss Natalie Veart
2004 Miss Samantha Massingham
2005 Mr Ben Small
2006 Miss Felicity Blake
2007 Miss Amy Van Dijk
2008 Miss Tandra Norris
2009 Mr Keaton Widmer
2010 Miss Ashleigh Espinos
2011 Mr Brodie Stewart
2012 Mr Colin Keys
2013 Mr Cory Van Dijk
2014 No one nominate
2015 Sean Smith
2016 Miss Luella Knuckey
Prestigious trophy to recognise hard-working community group
Not-for-profit community organisations work tirelessly within the community, often without a lot of recognition. Here is your chance to change that.
The Wilcox Brown Perpetual Trophy is an award that recognises the achievements of not-for-profit organisations within the City of Bunbury.
The winning community group will be presented with the silver salver trophy and a cheque for $1500 at the City of Bunbury’s Australia Day celebrations.
Nominations for the award are now open and the City is encouraging community members to nominate a group based on their activities, special initiatives, milestones and achievements over the past calendar year.
To be eligible, the group must:
• Be a not-for-profit community-based organisation. Nominations for individuals will not be accepted;
• Have been operating for more than three years;
• Operate with an annual budget of $100,000 or less.
Nomination forms are available at the City of Bunbury Customer Service Centre and a fillable form can be downloaded here. Nominations close on Friday, 8 December 2017.
For more information please call 9792 7000 or email records@bunbury.wa.gov.au
