TASMANIA
Tasmanian Young Achiever Awards
2022 Finalists
Spirit Super Create Change Award
Andy Aisbett (Theatre Closet), 27 from Moonah is an actor, playwright and theatre-maker. In 2020, Andy opened The Theatre Closet, Iutruwita’s only queer theatre company, to amplify LGBTQIA+ voices and creative visions and further normalise queer stories. Throughout 2021, the company staged three productions, all produced and directed by Andy. A graduate of Bachelor of Performing Arts, he has published two LGBTQIA+ focused plays for the stage…Congratulations Andy Aisbett
Aaron Benham, 27 from West Hobart is a co-founder and the current Convenor of Repair Café Hobart (RCH), a space where community members can bring broken items from home and repair them with the help of volunteers with the skills and expertise. RCH aims to encourage a self-sufficient and sustainable repair culture. Aaron is a member of the Hobart branch of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition…Congratulations Aaron Benham
Jazz Frost, 22 from South Launceston volunteers as Co-Chair of the Planet Queer Pride Ball Committee, leading workshops to create decorations and organising fundraisers. The Ball is a free event for queer young people aged 12 to 18, enabling them to celebrate their authentic selves. Jazz is a third-year Bachelor of Psychological Sciences student. She is part of the Pride Society of Tasmanian University Student Association…Congratulations Jazz Frost
Laurel Atkins, 28 from Launceston is a teacher at Mowbray Primary School, who conceived and organised the Mowbray Showcase and Mowbray’s Got Talent. Laurel focuses on developing the self-esteem of all children by affording them an opportunity to express themselves through the arts, to be seen as talented and worthwhile members of their own community. Laurel herself has been on stage since the age of three…Congratulations Laurel Atkins
First National Real Estate Leadership Award
Phoebe Berwick 23, from Devonport co-founded the not-for-profit organisation, “Hitting Heart Disease for 6”, in 2016. They held a Cricket Day in 2016 and a Golf Day in 2017 to raise funds for heart disease research. In 2018, she co-directed The Burnie Musical Society performance. Phoebe has been actively involved in the CanTeen National Youth Leadership Group since 2013. She is also an ovarian cancer survivor…Congratulations Phoebe Berwick
Lachlan Hindrum 21, from Sandy Bay has been a member of the St John Ambulance’s Youth Division since he was 14. In 2019, Lachlan dedicated 377 hours to running St John’s operations at the Huonville Bushfires, supporting Evacuation Centres in the Kingborough/Huon Valley region and assisting in providing 24-hour medical coverage. In 2020, he spent six months aboard the Windeward as watch leader/engineer, mentoring sail trainees…Congratulations Lachlan Hindrum
Rachel Hay 24, from Dodges Terry has been employed as an Anne Kantor Young Environmentalist Fellow at the Australia Institute Tasmania. In 2018 and 2019, she became Co-Convenor of the Fossil Free University of Tasmania. In 2020, she led the International Justice Initiative as a Co-Coordinator. Rachel co-established Hearts of the Island, a group aimed at aiding Tasmanian social and environmental interest groups to achieve their collective aims…Congratulations Rachel Hay
Nathan Volf 28, from Sandy Bay works at St Francis Flexi, a school catering to young people for whom the mainstream system does not suit. Starting as a Social Work student and gaining employment in a Generalist Youth Work, Nathan is now an Instructional Leader Wellbeing. He helped start an LGBTIQ group and organised a successful International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia to raise awareness…Congratulations Nathan Volf
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
Daniel Jones 22, from Somerset is a support worker at Coastal Residential Service. After earning his Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability), Daniel was accepted for unpaid job trial at Glenhaven Family Care. He was offered a job under the Supported Wage System and worked one 8-hour shift a week. Daniel has mild autism and was inspired by his own support worker to assist others with disabilities…Congratulations Daniel Jones
Kiara Adams 17, from Huonville has been diagnosed with Autism from age four and had a rough school life. Despite her troubles, she was a Grade A top student in Year 11 and has completed a Certificate II in Hospitality. She has starred in the lead role with the Huon Valley Theatre Company, even with speaking disabilities. Kiara is on her way to becoming an Autism Ambassador…Congratulations Kiara Adams
Danny Smith (New Chapter) 29, from Bellerive co-founded New Chapter, a registered provider of the NDIS in the Southern region of Tasmania, with Jordan Goss. They provide a suite of tailored programs and services, with an emphasis on promoting positive change and interpersonal growth among a dynamic and inclusive workplace. Some services include short term accommodation (respite) and assisting people with disabilities to partake in diverse activities…Congratulations Danny Smith (New Chapter)
Spirit of Tasmania Tourism and Hospitality Award
Anna Terry (Truffle Farm) 28, from Deloraine owns and operates their family business, The Truffle Farm, which showcases world-class black truffles and premium truffle products. Over time, the farm has evolved into a full-time agritourism business, offering tours and a farmgate shop and championing local food, wine and other beverages. In 2021, Anna became the youngest member of a 6-member panel discussing agritourism at the Tasmanian Tourism Conference…Congratulations Anna Terry (Truffle Farm)
Freya Downie 17, from Gretna built her business, “Freya’s Delights”. She has created a product that has grown to include dulce de leche, quince paste, fig paste and more, all sourced fresh predominantly from her family’s dairy farm. She has been involved in the farm gate market, Flavours of Tasmania and promoting fresh Tasmanian food. Freya’s Delights supplies and promotes local Tasmanian businesses with her products…Congratulations Freya Downie
Kylie Bell 27, from Forthside is the co-founder and manager of Compass Hut, a 100% off-grid, boutique, family-operated Tiny House accommodation. Kylie became Director of Tasmania’s first Tiny House building company, Wagonhaus. She is an advocate for ecotourism and agritourism within her region, contributing to and promoting the northwest region and Tasmania as a whole. In 2021, Kylie was awarded the Tasmania’s Tourism Minister’s Young Achiever Award…Congratulations Kylie Bell
Nunami Sculthorpe-Green 28, from New Town is a Palawa/Warlpiri woman who created and delivers Takara Nipaluna, a 100% Aboriginal owned and operated walking tour of Nipaluna. Nunami tells Tasmanian stories that are uniquely and solely stories of the island. They offer the first-ever Aboriginal history tour of Hobart. Nunami ensures that people from all backgrounds and age groups are catered for and comfortable on tour…Congratulations Nunami Sculthorpe-Green
Colony 47 Transition to Work Award
Zack Mansfield 19, from Claremont has worked on a volunteer basis at the Food Bank and North Hobart Canteen. Despite suffering from a debilitating health condition with his feet as well as anxiety and depression, Zack has successfully completed Year 12 and earned a Certificate II in Work Skills and Work Readiness. He has completed work placement at Document Management Tasmania where he now works full-time…Congratulations Zack Mansfield
Leanne O’Keefe, 21 from Moonah works at Ludo Early Learning. Leanne had a traumatic childhood and lived with other youth under the care of CatholicCare Tasmania (CCT). With determination and commitment and support from her CCT Life Skills Educator, Leanne went back to school and completed Year 12. She accepted and commenced a traineeship and completed her Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care…Congratulations Leanne O’Keefe
Samuel Bearman, 20 from Risdon Vale was part of the Build Up Tassie Program through Affordable Homes. He was then inducted into YourTown for the six-month program. Sam had difficulty reading and writing and constructing a sentence. He then improved after enrolling in the Skills for Education and Employment Program. He has earned his Certificate III in ICT, Forklift Licence and Certificate I/II in Construction Pathways…Congratulations Samuel Bearman
Angie Holbrook 24, from Brighton worked at the Aboriginal Centre where she was required to look after children. She has previously worked as Barista/Café Assistant, taking and preparing customer orders. Before commencing Transition to Work, Angie had been faced Anxiety, Depression and Social Anxiety but worked hard to face these barriers. She has since completed Year 12 and earned her Certificate III in Early Childhood Education…Congratulations Angie Holbrook
Dental South First Nations People Achievement Award
Hollie French 23, from Granton is a proud Palawa woman who runs “Deadly Choices”, a program set out by the Institute of Urban Indigenous Health to empower Tasmanian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to make healthy choices for themselves and their families. Hollie works with high school students in the healthy lifestyles program. She has encouraged over 100 people to get their health checks done…Congratulations Hollie French
Caleb Nichols-Mansell, 26 from Burnie is a proud Palawa man who founded Blackspace Creative, a website selling arts and crafts made by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives in Tasmania. They also provide an avenue for the broader community to engage in and learn about their connections in a safe and respectful environment. Caleb left his job at UTas to work on Blackspace Creative full-time…Congratulations Caleb Nichols-Mansell
Tasha Matthews 23, from Lenah Valley pre pandemic volunteered with SEED Mob, Australia’s first Indigenous Youth Climate Action Network. During which she assisted in organising and executing fundraisers, movie nights, rallies and training programs. In her previous role as an Aboriginal Discovery Ranger, she used education and storytelling to encourage a deeper understanding of Aboriginal Culture and its diversity. She is currently working to create and nurture safe spaces for young people to explore and celebrate their culture and identity…Congratulations Tasha Matthews
Leroy Hart 24, from Chigwell has provided Aboriginal education amongst Tasmanian schools through art, music, cultural awareness, Indigenous health and spiritual guidance. In early 2020, he performed in multiple Aboriginal art, music and dance activities at the Falls Festival. He also ran a 3-day Indigenous education camp in Cockle Creek. Leroy currently works with Ruth Langford and other Indigenous members at The LongHouse (Nayri Niara)…Congratulations Leroy Hart
Qoin Small Business Achiever Award
Mollie McMaster 22, from Dysart runs Equestrian Collective, providing high-quality, affordable performance clothing designed by riders for riders, for Australian equestrian enthusiasts. Mollie purchased a failed start-up business and transformed it into a thriving international online equestrian community. Equestrian Collective has partnered with One Tree Planted, committing to plant one tree for every order placed. They have so far received 700 5-star reviews from customers…Congratulations Mollie McMaster
Molly Clark 22, from Riverside founded Molly’s Creation in 2016 as a 17-year-old student. Molly created timber cheese boards and chopping boards for a school project, which developed into a small business within months. She has since expanded to larger serving plates, bar tops, coat racks and tables. Molly utilises unique Tasmanian timber sourced primarily from the North-West Coast. She supplies to Tasmanian galleries and businesses…Congratulations Molly Clark
Kobi Colman 22, from Moonah co-founded Sarox, a web design, software development and consultancy firm. As its Board Chair and Operations Manager, Kobi is responsible for the strategic direction of the business and the execution of day-to-day operations. Sarox has supported over 90 Tasmanian businesses and employs six people in the local economy. During Covid-19, Kobi oversaw Sarox’s response, retained all the staff and supported its clients…Congratulations Kobi Colman
Billy Blackett, 20 from Blackmans Bay founded Affordable Tutoring Tasmania (ATT) in July 2020, in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, to tutor students who were struggling with online learning. ATT is a youth-led locally owned business that provides students of all ages and abilities with well-rounded and experienced-based academic support. In 2021, they have engaged over 40 tutors and delivered 2,446 lessons to 197 unique students…Congratulations Billy Blackett
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
Gabrielle Andolfatto 23, from New Town ensures that volunteers at Edge Radio are safe, engaging with community radio and having fun. In 2019, she trained volunteers in radio production and audio editing, helping them attain jobs in the media industry. Gabrielle works on a national youth community radio network, providing a platform for youth in leadership. She is the Youth Representative on the Community Broadcasting Association Australia board…Congratulations Gabrielle Andolfatto
Sheng Yuan 17, from Sandy Bay has been holding charity piano concerts since he was 11 years old. The concerts raise money for charities whilst encouraging the community to come together to help less fortunate, vulnerable and disadvantaged people and raise awareness, especially among young people. In 2020 alone, he raised over $125,000. Sheng-Yuan was named 2021 Young Citizen of the Year by the City of Hobart…Congratulations Sheng Yuan
Jordon King 19, from Bridgewater has raised approximately $60,000 for the Children’s Ward and at the Royal Hobart Hospital. He has organised a Family Fun Day; charity concerts including bringing Justice Crew to Tasmania; Santa jetty Runs to collect gifts and donations; charity Christmas Carol events; and a Beauty Pageant for Miss King Talk Charity, which promotes positive body image and confidence in young people…Congratulations Jordon King
Meriem Daoui 23, from Kingston is a healthcare worker who uses her social media accounts to raise awareness and funds for causes that include children’s cancer, mental health, racism and bullying. Meriem participates in local running events. In 2021, she came up with the “Everest Challenge”, raising over $11,000 for The Tim Blair Run for Kids Foundation, which supports families of children diagnosed with cancer…Congratulations Meriem Daoui
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
Maximillian Guiliani 18, from Carlton is a member of The Hobart Aquatic Center. In 2019-2020, he won the 100m freestyle at the State Championships, giving him a national first-place ranking in his age group, three records and selection criteria for the National Flippers Squad. In 2021, he won silver in the Boys 17-year-old 100m freestyle. Max was named 2021 Tasmanian Swimmer of the Year…Congratulations Maximillian Guiliani
Dalton Stretton 18, from Penguin is an active member of the City of Burnie Cycling Club. He engages in club activities and provides peer support for younger athletes. Dalton has made steady progression after transitioning from the U17 age category into a very competitive U19 category at AusCycling. With a bright future as a track endurance athlete, Dalton would have represented Australia at the Junior World Championships…Congratulations Dalton Stretton
Amy Smith 17, from Moonah was the youngest Tasmanian to play in the Women’s Big Bash League and the Women’s National Cricket League. Amy started playing cricket with boys at her local club as female competition at the time was not strong. She now plays for the Tasmanian Tigers and Hobart Hurricanes. Amy was named Tasmanian Young Female Player of the Year 2018/2019 and 2019/2020…Congratulations Amy Smith
Taran Armstrong 20, from Burnie currently plays for the California Baptist University in the United States, where he was recently named Western Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year. Taran has represented Australia at the U17 level. He led Australia to a Gold Medal at the 2019 FIBA Oceania Tournament. He also won a Bronze Medal with the Tasmania U20 State Team at the Australian National Championships…Congratulations Taran Armstrong
2021 Finalists
Spirit Super Create Change Award
• Aaron Benham, 26 of West Hobart
• Grace Tame, 26 of Bellervie
• Madeline Green, 29 of Glebe
• The Hive Collective, of nipaluna/Hobart
Dental South First Nations People Achievement Award
• Bianca Templar, 26 of Ravenswood
• Hollie French, 21 of Rosetta
• Jony Berry, 26 of Opossum bay
• Naarah, 23 of Glenorchy
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
• Francis Pascal, 27 of Acton Park
• Jordon King, 18 of Bridgewater
• Josh Walsh, 27 of New Norfolk
• Lara Emmett, 21 of Ulverstone
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
• Liam Johnston, 18 of Underwood
• Dalton Stretton, 17 of Penguin
• Maximillian Giuliani, 17 of Carlton
• Samuel Lewis Clifford, 18 of Legana
First National Real Estate Leadership Award
• Jax Ewin, 29 of Goodwood
• Phoebe Berwick, 22 of Devonport
• Kaytlyn Johnson, 19 of Lapoinya
• Rachel Hay, 23 of Dodges Ferry
Qoin Small Business Achiever Award
• Beadoughs Donuts of Emu Heights
• Kobi Colman, 21 of Moonah
• Molly Clark, 21 of Riverside
• Sarah Macrae, 21 of Kingston
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
• Hannah Godfrey, 22 of White Beach
• Laura Johnson 21, of Somerset
• Rebecca Foster, 29 of Berriedale
• Raw Strength Tasmania, 29 of Rokeby
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
• Daniel Jones, 21 of Somerset
• Jessica Benge, 28 of Port Sorell
• Luke Williams, 21 of Hobart
• Oliver Parnham, 19 of Sandy Bay
Spirit of Tasmania Tourism and Hospitality Award
• Courtney Hill, 25 of Riverside
• Hamish Cunningham, 25 of Hobart
• Holly Bowden, 28 of Sandy Bay
• Rebecca Goodman, 23 of Newtown
Colony 47 Transition to Work Award
• Bryce Taylor, 21 of Railton
• Bron Shelverton, 26 of Huonville
• Chloe Hansson, 19 of Kingston
• Patrick Rosevear, 18 of Rosevears
2020 Finalists
Tasplan Create Change Award
• Toby Thorpe, 18 of Huonville
• Zoe Douglas-Kinghorn, 22 of South Hobart
• George Scott, 18 of Sandy Bay
• Samantha Andrews, 28 of Bridgewater
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
• Harriet Beattie, 28 of Scottsdale
• Brittany Szlezak, 29 of Chigwell
• Rayyan Baig, 17 of Park Grove
• Raw Strength Tasmania, 28 of Rokeby
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
• Steven Elliston, 23 of Kingston
• Jordon King, 17 of Bridgewater
• Toby Thorpe, 18 of Huonville
• Alissia Pearson, 22 of Riverside
First National Real Estate Leadership Award
• Gabrielle Dewsbury, 17 of Newnham
• Madeline Wells, 24 of Wynyard
• William Smith, 27 of Montana
• Rose Lindner, 27 of Montrose
Dental South Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Achievement Award
• Kitana Mansell, 19 of Lutana
• Jordy Gregg, 22 of Glenorchy
• Mia King, 18 of East Launceston
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
• Flynn Caro, 16 of Kingston Beach
• Matthew French, 19 of Tinderbox
• Amber French, 16 of Tinderbox
• Kate Eckhart, 22 of West Hobart
Spirit of Tasmania Tourism and Hospitality Award
• Alexandra Turner, 25 of Rosetta
• Evelyn McCormack, 27 of Hobart
• Benjamin Coe, 23 of Flowery Gully
• Freya Downie, 15 of Gretna
Colony 47 Transition to Work Award
• Jan Richards, 18 of Latrobe
• Madeline Wade, 19 of Saltwater River
• Patrick Rosevear, 17 of Rosevears
• Brigid Thomson, 21 of Sandy Bay
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
• Nicole McKillop, 23 of Margate
• Cody Woulleman, 24 of Rokeby
• Katie Holmstrom, 25 of Brighton
• Heidi La Paglia, 26 of Hobart
Travel Associates Career Achievement Award
• Julian Cook, 27 of North Hobart
• Shannon Umgeher, 25 of Murdunna
• Ashley Evans, 29 of Port Arthur
• Alice Saul, 29 of Sandford
2019 Finalists
Colony 47 Transition to Work Award
Kelly Deane, 24 of SORELL
Alex Morris Baguley, 28 of LESLIE VALE
Dylan Wagner, 24 of ROKEBY
Kyle Hodgman, 20 of AUSTINS FERRY
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
Toby Thorpe, 17 of HUONVILLE
Chloe Payne, 12 of NORWOOD
Campbell Remess, 14 of ACTON PARK
Theo Kapodistrias, 28 of SANDY BAY
Spirit of Tasmania Tourism and Hospitality Award
Elias Solis, 29 of NEW TOWN
Alexandra Turner, 24 of ROSETTA
Mariska Scerri, 20 of RAILTON
Freya Downie, 14 of GRETNA
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
Matthew Etherington, 23 of SANDY BAY
Dakoda Leary, 20 of CHIGWELL
Lauren Burnes, 27 of ST HELENS
Karita Casimaty, 29 of MOONAH
Dental South Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Achievement Award
Denni Proctor, 26 of WEST LAUNCESTON
Mia King, 17 of EAST LAUNCESTON
Zac Romagnoli-Townsend, 25 of NUBEENA
Grace Williams, 20 of BLACKMANS BAY
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
Dr Daniel Hoyle, 29 of NEW TOWN
Matthew Etherington, 23 of SANDY BAY
Brittany Chatwin, 25 of BURNIE
Dr Rosie Clark, 29 of TAROONA
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education Teaching Excellence Award
Luke Tepper, 26 of SUMMERHILL
Ashleigh Devereux, 27 of LUTANA
Thomas Coad, 28 of TRANMERE
Grace Birchall, 24 of SHEARWATER
First National Real Estate Leadership Award
Samuel Watson, 18 of ULVERSTONE
Ee Jon Yeoh, 27 of SOUTH HOBART
Grace Williams, 21 of GRANTON
Cameron Scott, 26 of MORNINGTON
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
Anya Louw, 18 of AMBLESIDE
Daniel Watkins, 23 of GROVE
Kate Eckhardt, 21 of WEST HOBART
2018 Finalists
The Coffee Club Arts and Fashion Award
Alexander Rodrigues, 24 of West Hobart
Stephanie Eslake, 27 of Sandy Bay
Amber Koroluk-Stephenson, 29 of Mount Stuart
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education Teaching Excellence Award
Kirby Medcraft, 29 of Lutana
Olivia Newlands, 25 of Howden
Thomas Coad, 27 of Tranmere
First National Real Estate Leadership Award
Nene Manasseh, 26 of Glenorchy
Samuel Watson, 17 of Ulverstone
Grant Milbourne, 28 of Lenah Valley
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
Olivia Fleming, 21 of Rosny Park
Grace Hills, 21 of Hayes
Nathan Morey, 27 of Hobart
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
Luke Williams, 18 of Newtown
Matthew Etherington, 22 of Taroona
Jack Dyson, 20 of Rokeby
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
Cara Shearer, 27 of Latrobe
Nadine Ozols, 29 of Bicheno
Matthew Etherington, 22 of Taroona
Spirit of Tasmania Tourism and Hospitality Award
Emily Briffa, 29 of West Hobart
Nikia Shaw, 20 of Sandy Bay
Tara Howell, 27 of Launceston
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
Madeleine Fasnacht, 18 of Blackmans Bay
Jasmin Galbraith & Chloe Fisher, 18 of Sandy Bay
Sam Walker, 15 of Bridgewater
Colony 47 Young Indigenous Achievement Award
Bianca Templar, 22 of Newham
Madelena Andersen-Ward, 26 of Margate
Madeline Wells, 22 of Wynyard
2017 Finalists
Colony 47 Young Indigenous Achievement Award
Jacob Prehn, 29 of Kingston
Madeline Wells, 21 of Wynyard
Sinsa Mansell, 29 of Launceston
The Coffee Club Arts and Fashion Award
Grace Herbert, 27 of Hobart
Stephanie Eslake, 26 of Hobart
Tyler Richardson, 29 of Sandy Bay
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service & Volunteering Award
Caitlin Wilkinson, 25 of South Hobart
Campbell Remess, 12 of Acton Park
Mohammad Nourouzi, 23 of South Launceston
Saraswathy Varatharajullu, 27 of Hobart
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
Dr Jessica Manuela, 28 of Blackmans Bay
Nadine Ozols, 28 of Scottsdale
Thomas Cole, 27 of South Launceston
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
Katherine Elliston, 24 of South Hobart
Luke Williams, 17 of Hobart
Shai Denny, 22 of Ridgely
Motors Tasmania Sports Award
Anna Walls, 16 of Taroona
Ariarne Titmus, 16 of Launceston
Henry Youl, 21 of Hadspen
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education Teaching Excellence Award
Caitlin Cashion, 27 of Huntingfield
Dannica Green, 26 of Bridgewater
Nathan Mills, 28 of Dodges Ferry
2016 Finalists
AustralianSuper Career Kick Start Award
• Charlotte Hunn, 28 of Kingston
• Emilie McDonnell, 23 of Battery Point
• Emma Quinn, 28 of Lindisfarne
Heather and Christopher Chong Community Service Award
• Eliza Nolan, 22 of Lindisfarne
• Eva MacKinley, 25 of Sandy Bay
• Meg Cooper, 24 of Sandy Bay
• Nene Manasseh, 24 of Glenorchy
The Coffee Club Arts and Fashion Award
• Benjamin Price, 24 of Rosetta
• Halina Kaufman, 28 of Lenah Valley
• Maeve Mhairi MacGregor, 26 of West Hobart
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education, Teaching Excellence Award
• Jordana Schmidt, 28 of Margate
• Kate Merry, 27 of Riverside
• Samuel Morey, 28 of Berriedale
• Skye Tisdell, 28 of Lower Snug
St.LukesHealth Healthier Communities Award
• Alice McGushin, 25 of New Town
• Brent Cashion, 27 of Montrose
• Mitch McPherson, 28 of Tranmere
Motors Group Tasmania Sports Award
• Jacob Birtwhistle, 20 of Launceston
• James Robinson, 18 of Prospect
• Kate Eckhardt, 18 of West Hobart
• Wilson Mure, 22 of Tinderbox
Tadpac Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
• Carrie Leppard, 26 of Glenorchy
• Jessica Briers, 25 of New Norfolk
• Joshua Hicks, 22 of Burnie
Colony 47 Young Aboriginal Achievement Award
• Bianca Templar, 21 of Rocherlea
• David Bailey, 25 of South Hobart
• Jacob Prehn, 28 of Glenorchy
• Teangi Brown, 21 of Bellerive
2015 Finalists
First National Real Estate Leadership and Innovation Award
• Waqas Durrani - Hobart
• Yaya Lu - Dynnyrne
• Lily Millwood - West Launeston
St.LukesHeath Health and Wellbeing Award
• Rachel Climie - Bonnet Hill
• Katryna Induni - Dynnyrn
• Dr Lila Landowski - North Hobart
• Mitch McPherson - Tranmere
The Coffee Club Arts and Fashion Award
• Benjamin Price - South Hobart
• Hannah May Bartle - South Hobart
• Lyndon Riggall - Riverside
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education Teaching Excellence Award
• Ashley McPherson - Mornington 28
• Zane Littlejohn - Summerhill
• Tobi Allan - Mawbanna
Heather & Christopher Chong Community Service Award
• Kimberley Martin - Hobart
• Mitch McPherson - Tranmere
• Andrew Millhouse - Kingston
Tasmanian Institute of Sport Sports Award
• Jacob Birtwhistle - Riversdale
• Campbell Flakemore - Howrah
• Lauren Perry - West Launceston
• Macey Stewart - Devonport
Colony 47 Aboriginal Achievement Award
• David Bailey - South Hobart
• Kartanya Maynard - Glenorchy
• Caleb Nichols-Mansell - Hobart
AustralianSuper Career Kick Start Award
• Loren Atkins - Relbia
• Lucy MacDonald - Sandy Bay
• Laura Mcilhenny - Rose Bay
• Andrew Millhouse - Kingston
Tasmanian Early Years Foundation Excellence Award
• Stacey Hall - Orielton
• Hannah Parkes - Kingston
• Melissa Tyrrell - Claremont
TADPAC Print Service to the Disability Sector Award
• Kiralee Ainslie - Natone
• Meg Cooper - Sandy Bay
• Vanessa Haigh - Newnham
2012 Finalists
Heather and Christopher Chong Community Service Award
• Amy Fogarty
• Millie Rooney
• Alphonse Tshitenga-Mulumba
Mat Goggin Foundation Entrepreneurship Award
• Tristan McCarthy
• Catelyn Richards
Hydro Tasmania Environment Award
• Kim Beasy
• Jen Calder
First National Real Estate Leadership and Innovation Award
• James Atanasious
• Melanie Irons
TEMCO Science and Technology Award
• Dawn Doré
• Minnie Mao
• Clare Smith
Print Applied Technology Sports Award
• Luke Jackson
• Rebecca Quail
University of Tasmania, Faculty of Education Teaching Excellence Award
• Emma Aorangi
• Kate Longey
Group Trade and Enterprise Achievement Award
• Kieran Rimmelzwaan
• Maja Veit
2011 Finalists
Fonterra Agricultural Award
• Robert Arvier
• Jessica Coad
Academy of the Arts: UTAS School of Visual and Performing Arts and Tasmanian Polytechnic Arts Award
• Duncan Meerding
• Bridget Nicklason-King
• Fred Showell
Spirit of Tasmania Award
• Dario Phillips
• Clare Smith
Tasmania Together Community Service Award
• Kelly Eijdenberg
• Sophie Fisher
• Alexander Moores
Hydro Tasmania Environment Award
• Emma Flukes
• Oliver Strutt
Camerons' Leadership and Innovation Award
• Cait Clarke
• Gregory Irons
• Lisa Tedeschi
TEMCO Science and Technology Award
• Catherine Blizzard
• Jerome Staal
Print Applied Technology Sports Award
• Amy Cure
• Hugh Greenwood
Group Trade and Enterprise Achievement Award
• Bella Fountain
• Dario Phillips
2010 Finalists
Fonterra Agricultural Award
• Joe Bennett
• Robert Arvier
MyState Financial Arts Award
• Michael Lampard
• Peter Clark
Spirit of Tasmania Award
• Katerina Ogden
• Rose Tasker
• Ben Waterworth
Tasmania Together Community Service Award
• James Atanasious
• Katerina Ogden
• Madeleine Charles
Hydro Tasmania Environment Award
• Oliver Strutt
•Jessica Gathercole
Forestry Tasmania Regional Initiative Award
• Danni Murfet
• Brad Smith
TEMCO Science and Technology Award
• Adele Woodhouse
• Heather McGee
Print Applied Technology Sports Award
• Amy Cure
• Tristan Thomas
• Hugh Greenwood
Group Trade and Enterprise Achievement Award
• Saga Hassinen
• Lisa Tedeschi