Awards To Recognise Kingston's Outstanding Women

Joint Women of the Year Award winner Amy Salisbury.

Nominations have opened for the Kingston Women of the Year Awards that celebrate the outstanding contribution that local women make to community, society, and industry.

Do you know a woman who inspires others or who has made a significant difference to our community through their exceptional professional or personal achievements? If so, it's time to get your nomination form in!

Mayor Jenna Davey-Burns said we want to inspire all women and girls to know their talents count, and we are a city that puts our values into action.

"Representation really matters. That is why we host these awards. We shine a light on the ways women in differing roles, from all backgrounds and with a myriad of talents and passions, contribute so positively to our communities," Cr Davey-Burns said.

"I'm really looking forward to hearing more about the inspiring women we have in our city."

Nominations close on Sunday 22 September 2024. The winners of the 2025 Kingston Women of the Year Awards will be announced at Kingston's International Women's Day event on Friday 7 March 2025.

Nominations are open in the following categories:

  • Courageous commitment: This category is for women who are dedicated to making a difference to the health, well-being, safety, and/or sustainability of our community through advocacy, campaigning, fundraising, and/or thought-leadership.
  • Excelling in arts or sport: This category is for women using their sporting and/or creative talents to represent, motivate and inspire our community.
  • Inspiring innovation: This category is for women who are leaders in business, economics, politics, and/or an entrepreneur.
  • Success in STEM: This category is for women who are excelling in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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