Australia Day 2026 - Citizen, Young Citizen and Senior Citizen of the Year Awards

Section 1 - Nominee Details

Section 2 - Nominator and Seconder Details

The candidate is nominated by

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Please provide details of a seconder for this nomination who we can contact to verify the nomination.

Section 3 - Reasons for nomination

Please refer to Eligibility and Selection Criteria in section 4 to ensure Nominee eligibility.

To make your nomination as strong as possible, we suggest you include more information than you think. Consider these points.   

  • How does the nominee model integrity, respect, innovation and continuous improvement in the community?

  • What qualities, individual acts of compassion, generosity, bravery, and consistency make this nominee a deserving recipient of this award?

Summarise the reasons why your nominee should be considered. Consider: What is the key information about this nomination that you want the committee to know? What else are they involved in? Please note that this text may be used in the selection process and used for promotional purposes.
Minimum 100 words. What has the nominee done above and beyond? When/where? Why this year?
Minimum 100 words. Consider including previous awards received, history and length of service, and whether the work/service was paid or voluntary, etc.
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Recommended but not essential – Max 4 attachments. Suggested information to provide with your application includes anything which may strengthen the nomination e.g. copies of certificates, awards, photos, newspaper clippings, letters, sporting involvements or achievements, etc.

Section 4 - Eligibility

A person who has won an Australia Day Award in the past is not eligible to be considered for nomination in the same category again. For example, a Citizen of the Year cannot receive the Citizen of the Year award again. Nominees for Australia Day Awards must be Australian Citizens. The Australia Day Award Committee and QPRC takes into consideration that the nominee may have had to leave the LGA to undertake the activities that have led to the nomination.