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Time to nominate a community winner

September 21st, 2023Time to nominate a community winner

Nominations are now open for the 2024 Hepburn Shire Council Community Awards.
Last year’s recipients Tim Bach representing the Great Dividing Trail Association (GDTA) Reconciliation Walks (Event of the Year), John Drife (Citizen of the Year) and Atticus Punt-Trethewey (Young Citizen of the Year).

Nominations are now open for the 2024 Hepburn Shire Council Community Awards.

Mayor, Cr Brian Hood, said that each year Council’s Community Awards recognise local citizens and groups who make a significant contribution to our community.

“Community Awards are a great way to recognise those in our community who bring about positive change and make valuable contributions to the wellbeing of the broader community.  Anyone can nominate a citizen or community group for an award,” said Cr Hood.   

The council is seeking nominations in the following categories:

  • Citizen of the Year
  • Young Citizen of the Year
  • Event of the Year.

Last year’s winners were John Drife (Citizen of the Year), Atticus Punt-Trethewey (Young Citizen of the Year) and The Great Dividing Trail Association Reconciliation Walks (Event of the Year).

Council announces the awards during a Civic Event on 25 January each year.  Nominations will close at 5pm on 20 October 2023.

For more information or to make a nomination, visit the council’s website.

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