Vice-Chancellor
Paul Johnson
reason to feel proud that UWA’s firstclass education and research, which
are now being recognised on the world
stage. This sense of pride in our
University and delight at its success,
coupled with feelings of warmth and
gratitude, are reflected in the pages of
this booklet.
As I walk around the campus, I see
much that makes me reflect on the
tremendous impact of your donations,
whether in changing the future through
research or giving a disadvantaged
student the experience of a worldclass education.
If your plan
is for one year plant
rice. If your
plan is for
ten years
plant trees.
our plan is for
1OO
years educate
children.
The Western Australian business
community has once again
contributed a significant amount to
the University, providing important
opportunities for which everyone at
UWA is grateful. Major endowments,
scholarships, and donations for
equipment and courses, together with
the ongoing collaboration between
academics, industry experts and
students, have all enriched the
University and expanded the range of
its offerings.
I hope that you enjoy reading the
stories we have brought together in
this celebration of philanthropy – not
least those inspired by the Alumni
Annual Fund. The Annual Fund
scholarships open many doors,
allowing our students to fulfil their
potential and explore their dreams,
as have the many alumni who have
come before them.
It is with great pleasure that I introduce
the 2012 Donor Recognition book,
which is testament to the affection and
admiration The University of Western
Australia inspires in its alumni and
friends.
I hope, too, that you fully understand
how essential are your generous gifts
to our University’s success. As we
move into a future where public
funding of universities will be far from
secure, it will be increasingly through
our philanthropic base that the
University will maintain its international
excellence and continue to advance
our state, our nation and the world.
The achievement of World Top 100
University status in time for our
Centenary has provided yet another
I am proud that UWA has a welldeveloped tradition of giving, and I
thank every one of you for your
confucIus
continuing valued support.
Director, Development and Alumni
Relations
Jo agnew
As The University of Western
Australia celebrates its centenary
year, it’s important to acknowledge
the huge successes of 2012.
Astrophysics which will provide
ongoing funding for a researcher to
join the growing ranks of the
International Centre for Radio
Astronomy Research.
We achieved record donations and
gifts from our alumni, and held the
biggest “thank you” event for those
who had donated in the past – and
in the same year became a World
Top 100 University.
Our unique relationship with the
corporate sector means that
students don’t just benefit financially
but also have opportunities for work
experience, with companies offering
UWA students summer placements
and internships where they can
apply their education in a practical
environment.
Programs such as Giving West have
made philanthropy a hot topic in
Western Australia and have
encouraged the great sense of
generosity among Western
Australians. The donations UWA
received in 2012 from both
individuals and corporations are
certainly indicative of this attitude.
Philanthropy includes the spirit of
volunteerism at this University, with
our alumni energetically engaging
with the inspirational work of groups
such as the Centenary Trust for
Women and the Friends Groups.
Their ongoing work is deeply
appreciated by the entire UWA
Community.
Our alumni mean a great deal to this
University, and your ongoing support
for the Alumni Annual Fund meant
that 2012 was an outstanding year
for donations to UWA.
To all our donors from 2012, whether
you are an individual, a foundation or
a corporation, we say thank you to
you for your ongoing support for our
University’s students, our campus and
the future of our University.
This book is about the stories
behind the gifts, and those who
benefit from the generosity of
donors like you.
Stories such as that of the late Bob
Telford, who first celebrated a
lifelong affinity with the University
by donating to our Annual Fund,
and then, left UWA a significant
bequest that will benefit our next
generation of engineering students
both now and in the future.
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And Jim Buckee, who benefitted
from a scholarship while a UWA
student, and has now donated $2
million for a Fellowship in
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Philanthropy in 2012
The year in numbers
$34.28M
total value of your donations
2477
total number of donors
(338 more than 2011)
919
donors who gave for the first time
302
regular donors who
have given consecutively for three years or more
UWA was founded on a spirit of philanthropy and, as 2012 saw us prepare for our Centenary, it is timely for us to acknowledge and celebrate
all of our donors. From gifts of much-needed scholarships to life-changing opportunities for young researchers, the impact of philanthropy
continues to be felt across our campus. Support for our student, academic and research programs reached an unprecedented $34.28 million
in 2012.
We continue to develop outstanding partnerships with many of Perth’s industry leaders deepening their links with us. Equally important is the
support that we receive from our alumni and friends whose commitment to individual philanthropy has helped so many of students and
researchers.
There are many areas across the University that benefit from philanthropy. Providing support to students who face financial hardship and other
difficult circumstances through programs such as Fairway is a very popular way for our donors to directly support our students. Celebrating
achievement with a gift of a prize, or nurturing the leaders of the future by giving a scholarship make a tremendous difference to the
experience that our students have at UWA.
World-class research undertaken by UWA’s expert researchers also continues to attract support from a number of industry partners,
individuals and philanthropic foundations. There has also been significant recognition of the importance of academic leadership that paves the
way for excellence in both teaching and research with the Wesfarmers Chair in Australian History, the Kimberley Rock Art Perpetual Chair, the
Endowed Chevron Chair in Gas Process Engineering and the Iluka Chair in Vegetation Science and Biogeography all being established in
2012. This investment in our academic excellence reflects the growing importance of knowledge, creativity and innovation as the new global
economy.
For many of our alumni, a gift of a bequest will be the largest gift that they make. We were fortunate to realise some significant bequests in
2012 with over $8.4 million received including $6 million from Mr Bob Telford, an Engineering graduate from the 1940s who left funds to
support the creation of the Engineering Zone.
Thanks to the commitment, vision and passion of our
alumni and other supporters, this has been our most
successful fundraising year ever.
Where our support came from
37%
Companies and Other Organisations
8%
Friends and Supporters
32%
Alumni, Staff and Students
23%
Charitable Trusts and Foundations
Helping engineering
students to fulfil their
potential to change the
world
left in excess of $6 million to the
Mechanical and Chemical
Engineering School at his beloved
university.
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telford Bequest
Ainslie Robert Telford, or “Uncle
Bob” as he was known to his
friends and family, can only be
described as a kind and
exceptionally generous person.
He had a passion for travel which
was enabled by his University of
Western Australia engineering
degree. Equally important was his
desire to help others and
frequently he covered the cost of
his friends’ children’s schooling
simply to provide young people
with an opportunity.
Originally, Mr Telford’s
engineering studies were cut short
by the outbreak of World War II
and he only completed his degree
at UWA after the war had ended,
graduating in 1947. Mr Telford
never looked back. He moved
across the Nullarbor to Melbourne
where he began a long,
successful career as an engineer.
His career was so successful
that he decided to retire in his
late 50’s, and began his
broad international travel
visiting relatives and friends
all over the world.
After twenty years of frequent
travel, Mr Telford decided to
settle down, but he didn’t let his
generosity stop.
He valued a good education, as
he knew how many opportunities
can come with learning and was
quite prepared to put money into
education by choosing to donate
several times to UWA’s Alumni
Annual Fund.
Mr Telford’s final gift to UWA
was a true recognition of the
life of opportunities that came
from his degree. In 2012 he
This bequest will help fund the
Engineering Zone – a network of new
and upgraded facilities that will enrich
the student experience, encourage
greater collaboration with industry and
provide a world-class centre of
engineering excellence.
Mr Telford’s executor, Mr Linton
Lethlean says that “He had an
appreciation that he was a Western
Australian. He had an appreciation
of where he came from”.
“He obviously had an appreciation
of the education he got, but more so
of the times he spent at The
University of Western Australia.”
“He was a combination of frugal with
himself and generous with others.”
The Dean of the Faculty of
Engineering, Computing and
Mathematics, Winthrop Professor
John Dell, says that Mr Telford’s
bequest will benefit the students
mostly.
“His generosity and foresight will
enable future generations of
engineering students to be taught in
the world-class Engineering Zone,
helping them realise their potential
to change the world.”
Mr Telford’s legacy means that
even more students can have the
opportunities and experiences he
had.
Young people are our future
Jack Bendat
One of Australia’s richest men, Perth’s
Jack Bendat has been inspired by the
simple life of the nuns of St John of
God.
“They are wonderful people. Every
cent they make from their hospitals
goes back into more hospitals, health
research and the caring profession,”
said the man named by BRW as one
of the country’s top 20 philanthropists.
“I think everybody should do things
for others. If you make it, you must
give back. You can’t take it with you
when you go.”
Indigenous students at UWA are
reaping the benefits of this generous
Californian businessman’s philosophy.
Since 2006, he has pledged nearly
a million dollars for perpetual
scholarships for rural Indigenous
youth. “Young people are the future.
I am the past … but I’m not bad for
87,” he said quietly, smiling.
“The University is very dear to me,”
said Jack, who is hugely proud of his
Honorary Doctorate from UWA and
his son’s and two grand-daughters’
UWA degrees.
The interest from the family’s
donations supports one Indigenous
student at UWA every year. The Jack
and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous
Scholarships program (established
with their daughter Laura) has already
supported three successful graduates:
a political science major working as a
manager for AusAID; an
environmental science graduate
employed by Rio Tinto as an
environmental advisor; and a health
science graduate who
is in the Office for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
Health in the Department of
Health and Ageing.
Two current recipients are
working towards completion of
their degrees in environmental
engineering and health science.
The Bendats arrived in Australia
from the US in 1966 with nothing,
emulating Jack’s parents, Polish
migrants to the US, who also
arrived in their new land with
nothing.
Like his parents, Jack saw
opportunities in this wealthy
nation. He made his fortune
with shopping centres, radio
and television stations and
wine. And he took every
opportunity to share his wealth
with those less fortunate.
“I learned from my parents to do
things for others,” he said. “My
money goes into programs of a
permanent nature like
scholarships and housing, things
that will be here tomorrow.”
The basketball fan allows
himself the extravagance of
owning the Perth Wildcats.
“Why are they so successful?
Because they have a great
boss!” he said. Each member of
the team must carry on the
boss’s practice of giving back.
“They visited 350 schools last
year,” he said.
Does he preach to other wealthy
business people about
philanthropy? “I did, until about
five years ago. These days I am
more interested in my team.”
Another quiet smile.
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And, at 87, who could deny him
that?
Shedding
light on the
mysteries
of
the universe
dr JIm Buckee
After almost 40
years of working in
the petroleum
industry across nine
different countries,
the idea of
supporting a “bigend” pure science
project was
immensely attractive
to semi-retired
petroleum industry
executive and UWA
science graduate,
Dr Jim Buckee.
It was at a UWA
alumni dinner in
London in 2012
that Dr Buckee
crossed paths
with Professor
Peter Quinn,
Director of the
International
Centre for Radio
Astronomy
Research
(ICRAR).
“I got talking to Professor Quinn about
his work on the Square Kilometre
Array (SKA) project and asked him
what he wanted and he said what he
really would love was a postdoctoral
fellowship, so I said OK, let’s do that,”
Dr Buckee said.
The $2M Jim Buckee Fellowship in
Astrophysics will be endowed to
provide ongoing support for a new
postdoctoral fellowship to bring one of
the world’s top astrophysicists to
Perth to join ICRAR. “I’ve always
been interested in our basic
understanding of the universe,” Dr
Buckee said. “This is the sort of
fundamental issue that the SKA will
tackle and it will be a world-class
project.”
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Dr Buckee said it is such an
exciting time to be involved in
science.
“There was a feeling during the past
10 years that we’d done most of
science … and now it’s become very
clear we don’t understand anything”
he said. “The scale of the SKA is
really quite unimaginable … and it will
be so important scientifically; it will
also be extremely important to the
University and to the State.”
Dr Buckee said he was very
grateful for the financial support he
received from the Gledden
Fellowship (at UWA) and later from
Merton College at Oxford, where he
did his PhD in astrophysics.
“It was very important … and really
helped me through a critical point in
my life and so I’m happy to do things
for other people,” he said.
Born in the UK, Dr Buckee emigrated
in 1958, attending Wesley College
before going on to complete a BSc
Honours at UWA and his PhD in
Astrophysics at Oxford University.
“I thought Wesley College and UWA
gave me a very good formal education
and so I got a lot of the principles right
… you’ve got to have the basic
principles and I think UWA prepared
me very well in that sense.”
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Friends of Breast
Cancer Research
lyn meadows
Just over 25 years ago,
a group of Perth
women lost their dear
friend and golfing
partner, Jenny
Clements, to breast
cancer.
But these women didn’t
sit around weeping. In
memory of their friend
the women swung into
action and formed
Friends of Breast
Cancer Research,
pouring their emotional
energy into an annual
golf day and lunch at the
Lake Karrinyup Country
Club, and raising more
than $400,000 over the
past 24 years for
research into breast
cancer.
One of eight friends, Lyn
Meadows has stood at
the helm of the Friends
of Breast Cancer
Research group since
its inception.
“We needed to do
something practical,
to try to ensure that
Jenny had not died in
vain, and in the hope
that we could help to
prevent such deaths
in the future,” Lyn
said.
“We have seen
developments in the
detection and
treatment of breast cancer over a
quarter of a century. If Jenny had
contracted the cancer now, rather
than 25 years ago, she might still
be with us.”
When Professor Christobel
Saunders joined UWA in 2000, the
Friends’ funding went to her team in
the School of Surgery. At first it was
used to purchase equipment, but
now a large part of the funds has
been used to establish the Jenny
Clements Memorial Fellowship.
The Fellowship’s inaugural recipient
is Dr Vineeta Singh, a young
surgeon with several years of
training and experience in general
and breast surgery. She is now a
research fellow at the School of
Surgery.
Funds from the group will also
provide vital equipment for Dr
Singh’s research such as a
micromanipulator, which is used to
physically interact with a sample
under a microscope.
Working alongside Dr Singh and
Professor Saunders is research
administrator Glenys Dixon. She
spoke for the team when she said it
was difficult to find the words to
thank the Friends for their amazing,
long-term on-going support of
breast cancer research.
“We always feel at a loss for words
to adequately thank the hardworking committee members for
their passion, dedication and
continued support,” Mrs Dixon said.
But Lyn Meadows says the
gratitude should be directed the
other way.
“They are so grateful to us, yet we
feel so humble when faced with the
wonderful work they do,” she said.
“We just run a golf day: it’s nothing
compared to what they do. Sure it’s
a lot of work, but it’s also a lot of fun
and we get heaps of donations for
our auction and marvellous support.
“Last year we had 144 people play
golf and a total of 220 at the lunch.
Some of them have been coming to
the golf day for 24 years and many of
them never even knew Jenny.”
Recipients of Rio Tinto
Undergraduate Residential
Scholarship for Indigenous
Students. Jayden Dadleh,
Mariah Lwoy, Joseph Bin
Omar, Marlia Fatnowna (left
to right).
Partners in potential
rIo tInto
aims to build skills for the future by
supporting curriculum development,
investing in teaching excellence,
and fostering thought-leadership.
Supported by a portfolio of
scholarships and graduate recruitment
forums, this relationship incorporates a
range of initiatives targeting specific
undergraduate programs and underrepresented groups.
The creation of a
Thousand
Dr Carla Boehl, Principal Engineer,
Hydrocarbons, Rio Tinto Iron Ore is
passionate about encouraging more
females to study engineering. In
collaboration with the Faculty of
Engineering, Computing and
Mathematics (ECM) a program to
create and nurture an enduring interest
and excitement in engineering for Year
5-9 girls has been established.
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Forests is in
one
Acorn.
w. B. yeats
Mention mining and most Australians
think of the Pilbara region, hard hats,
and big trucks.
But there are many more aspects to
the mining industry, and these are the
focus of a wide-ranging group
education partnership between Rio
Tinto and The University of Western
Australia.
The partnership is part of a Rio Tinto
program to establish a global network
of leading education providers to
generate and foster an expertise base
for the resource industry.
Rio Tinto’s partnership with UWA
“In Germany, where I was educated,
the perception that engineering and
mining is a man’s domain is long
gone. I am optimistic that those
stereotypes are disappearing in
Australia, and hope that the Girls in
Engineering program will open young
minds to the exciting possibilities
offered by engineering as a
profession.”
While Dr Boehl is targeting secondary
students, Dr Shawan Dogramaci,
Principal Hydrogeologist, Rio Tinto and
Adjunct Lecturer at UWA, is working at
the other end of the academic
spectrum, leading the Rio Tinto Visiting
Master Class program. This initiative
provides opportunities for third and
fourth year science students to engage
with Rio Tinto employees and
international experts in the fields of
environmental management, earth
science and environmental economics.
“There are 15 undergraduate and five
post-graduate places for each full-day
Master Class and students have to earn
those places,” Dr Dogramaci said. “We
want students to understand how to
mine safely, cleverly and effectively,
whilst considering the environment and
managing impacts.”
Visionary companies such as Rio
Tinto are looking to the future
through their ongoing support, and
for that, we thank them.
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Preserving the treasures
closest to our heart
With the world’s richest
collections of Indigenous rock
art in our State, it makes sense
for UWA to host the best
research into our incomparable
treasures.
Much of the funding to do the
research and to bring it to the local
community as well as sharing it
with the global community comes
from resource companies.
Generous sponsorship from Rio
Tinto, and funding from the heart
of the Kimberley Foundation of
Australia over the past few years
have established two important
Chairs in Rock Art, one in each of
the Kimberley and the Pilbara.
Funding from BHP Billiton has
resulted in a new Masters in
Professional Archaeology. These
industry partnerships have created
the platform from which the
University can confidently apply
for Australian Research Council
funding for a major research
Centre of Excellence.
Funding of $2 million sourced by
the Kimberley Foundation through
their partnerships with Ian Potter
Foundation ($1.5 million) and oil
and gas company, INPEX
($500,000), together with
matching funding from UWA, put
Professor of Archaeology Peter
Veth into the Kimberley
Foundation Ian Potter Chair in
Rock Art last year. His colleague,
Professor Jo Mc Donald has been
appointed the Rio Tinto Chair of
Rock Art Studies, with funding of
$1.08 million over 6 years.
Professor Veth and Professor
McDonald are two of the world’s
best rock art experts and they,
together with academics in UWA’s
Centre for Rock Art Research and
Management, will research, catalogue
and promote the Indigenous riches
that make the Pilbara and the
Kimberley living art and culture
centres that are unique in the world.
The combination of breathtaking art,
an ancient culture and the pure delight
that it exists and that this generation
can save it, understand it and help the
rest of the world to appreciate it,
creates an emotional response to the
many thousands of rock art images in
our north.
Maria Myers, Chair of the Kimberley
Foundation of Australia, said she
simply “fell in love with the Kimberley”
and, after that, there was no question
that she and her partners would do
everything they could to bring the
stories of the region and an
understanding of the ancient treasures
to future generations.
The University is looking forward to
the proposed establishment of the
University’s new Indigenous Cultures
Museum, to be built on the corner of
Fairway and Stirling Highway. It will be
a museum to advance understanding
of Indigenous cultures, housing the
Ronald and Catherine Berndt
collection, the UWA Collection, future
collections and the future ARC Centre
of Excellence in Rock Art.
Scholarship winners Jessica Smith and
Gillian Mahony
A lasting
legacy
to
promote
leadership
John
and
wIllInge
melIna
In 2012, three
commencing
Bachelor of
Commerce students
benefitted from
scholarships
generously donated
by John and Melina
Willinge.
The scholarships,
which are awarded
to first year
meritorious
students who have
demonstrated
leadership
potential, are each
valued at $10,000
over three years.
John, who grew up in
Bunbury, is a UWA
Business School
graduate and the
founder of Alverstoke
Group LLC, a highly
successful
investment
management firm based in New York.
In creating these scholarships, John
and Melina hoped to assist and
encourage high achieving students
from both rural and metropolitan
areas.
While at University, John himself
benefitted by receiving a number of
educational prizes as well as receiving
a scholarship for academic and
athletic achievement. John’s wife,
Melina Willinge also received a
scholarship to Colgate University and
later to Harvard University.
First-year students Gillian Mahony,
Jessica Smith (who has since
transferred to a Bachelor of
Philosophy with a double major in
Economics) and Lucy Kole all
received scholarships in the past year.
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scholarshIP recIPIent – JessIca smIth –
Bachelor of PhIlosoPhy
“I am in my second year of university,
studying a Bachelor of Philosophy
(Honours) with a double-major in
Economics. Last year I was awarded
the inaugural John Willinge
Scholarship for first-year students in
Commerce.
Studying abroad is an essential part
of the Bachelor of Philosophy
program. I aim to study in the US first
semester next year. I am incredibly
excited to be able to complete part of
my degree at an overseas institution.
I believe that by studying in another
country you learn far more than just
the content of your courses.
Furthermore, being exposed to
different opinions, systems and
cultures is an imperative to
participate in today’s global
community.
However, going on exchange can be
an expensive task. The John Willinge
Scholarship is helping me achieve
my dream of studying abroad. It has
relieved the financial pressure, and
so I am able to focus on my
academic work, and participate in
extracurricular activities. My
education all-round is benefiting from
the scholarship, a fact for which I am
very thankful.”
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Gratitude is the fairest blossom which
springs
from the
soul.
henry ward Beecher scholarshIP recIPIent – gIllIan mahony – Bachelor of
commerce
“I feel truly honoured to have been awarded the John Willinge Scholarship. As a result
of being a recipient, my leadership skills have been fostered and I have been
encouraged to take on positions of management and responsibility within student
societies, clubs, and not-for-profits on and off campus.
Emboldened by the support given to me by the University as a result of this scholarship, I
have represented my peers on faculty societies – working as a liaison between students
and educational departments within the University. Additionally, within my position as
Teach Learn Grow UWA President, I have been responsible for the start up and
expansion of a new university club.
Having been awarded a scholarship on the basis of my leadership ability, I feel a duty to
uphold that standard and continue to make a difference at my University and within the
wider community however I can.”
scholarshIP recIPIent – lucy kole – Bachelor of commerce
“At the beginning of 2012 I enrolled to study a Bachelor of Commerce degree at UWA. I
applied for and was the successful recipient of the John Willinge Scholarship in the
UWA Business School for Regional and Remote Students.”
In order to attend UWA I needed to move from my home in Collie to Perth. The John
Willinge Scholarship has helped cover costs associated with living away from home. I
travel back to Collie to work every second weekend and I am employed as a casual
Laboratory Technician in a Chemical Testing Laboratory. Earnings are allocated to pay
for college fees as well as provide myself with financial independence.
Winning the John Willinge Scholarship has enabled me to apply for ‘leave’ from my job
around exams and study breaks so I can focus on my studies. The financial assistance
provided by winning this scholarship has helped to alleviate my financial concern and has
given me the opportunity to enjoy university and college life.
I will always be grateful for the financial assistance that has been provided to me at a time when I need it most and I hope one day that I am
in a position to be able assist individuals in a similar way.”
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sch
I was awarded a scholarship sponsored by the family of the late Dr Matthew Kasner Moss. As I’m the first
member of my family to study in the health profession, this scholarship has been an amazing support. I
hope that Dr Kasner Moss’s legacy will continue through me, and that I will be able tomake his family proud.
sarah kIngston
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, Matthew Kasner Moss Outer Metropolitan Scholarship
The Euroz Scholarship has given me the peace of mind so I can focus on my studies. Also, by removing the
stress of my finances from my mind I’ve had fewer distractions from my studies. Thank you Euroz Securities.
natasha dean
Bachelor of Science, Euroz Securities Scholarship for Undergraduate Students
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I am very grateful for the scholarship that I
have received; it has helped me a great deal
by paying for books and the necessary
equipment to complete my course. Tertiary
education has given me a broader perspective
of the world and has reinforced the value of
hard work and dedication. Without this
scholarship studies would become a financial
burden.
VIncenzo somma
Bachelor of Science, UWA Alumni Swans Scholarship
The Ana Africh scholarship has enabled me to
undertake research towards developing novel
antibiotics. Thank you Ms Ana Africh!
louIs scott
Doctor of Philosophy, Ana Africh Postgraduate Scholarship in Medical
Research
larship
s
The value of a UWA Fogarty Scholarship lies
far beyond the monetary benefits; you
become a part of the Fogarty Scholars
Association and the UWA Fogarty Foundation
Leadership program helping you develop into
a leader.
daVId sherwood
Bachelor of Science (Honours),
Fogarty Foundation Scholar
The BHP Billiton Honours Scholarship in the
UWA Business School was truly fantastic! It
allowed me to focus my full attention on my
studies for the year and attain 1st-class
Honours.
aaron walker
Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Commerce, BHP
Billiton Honours Scholarship
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annual
fund
UWA alumni across the world continue to embrace the Alumni Annual Fund, which aims to raise vital funds
for inspirational projects across campus. Each year, the Alumni Annual Fund is spearheaded by a team of
talented student callers, who engage with our alumni to keep them informed with the latest news from
campus, update contact details and seek donations to make a real difference to the everyday lives of our
students.
In 2012, with the generous support of our alumni, we were able to raise over $500,000. These funds were
directed towards supporting areas of greatest need across the University, including continuing our support of
the Fairway Program, which recognises and supports Year 12 students who face financial hardship or other
difficulties in their final year of study. Alumni donations have provided invaluable support for the Fairway
students to help them realise their goal of a university education.
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Someone’s sitting in the
shade today
because someone
planted
a tree
a long time ago.
warren Buffett
The funds raised in 2012 have also allowed the University to continue their support of 55 alumni
scholarships, ensuring all students are able to benefit fully from the UWA education experience free from
financial worries. Since the Alumni Annual Fund began in 2001, our alumni have supported 114 extra
scholarships – this is an amazing achievement and we continue to be overwhelmed by the generosity of
our alumni.
Fairway
In 2012,
the Alumni
Annual
Fund
continued
its support
of the
Fairway
Program
by
contributin
g almost
$90,000
and
assisting
43 Year 12
students
through
their final
year of
study.
Fairway
recognises
that
students
who face
financial
hardship
and other
difficult
circumstan
ces, such
as
undertakin
ga
disrupted
migrant or
refugee
passage,
are often
prevented
from
achieving
their true
academic
potential.
During the
course of
the year,
these
generous
donations
from our
alumni
provided invaluable support to these
students as they strive to achieve
their goal of a university education.
Funding from the Alumni Annual Fund
has enabled the Fairway Program to
provide individual support to the
students in several vital areas:
•
Subscription to the online
‘Your Tutor’ program, allowing the
students to login from anywhere and
chat with an online tutor
•
Specialist tutoring and
master classes during the Winter
School Camp at UWA and school
holidays
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•
Travel costs for regional
students to attend the UWA Winter
School Camp
•
Internet access for students
as well as supplying two students with
laptops who did not have a computer
at home
•
$200 Officeworks voucher
for each student to purchase school
supplies.
This first cohort of Fairway students
proved to be a great success with 28
out of the 43 realising their goal of
attending University by enrolling to
study at UWA in 2013.
Thanks to generous support from our
alumni we are able to encourage and
inspire more young people to achieve
their true academic potential.
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recognItIon
2012
Students
reaching out
student caller – gemma Patton
I can’t even begin to explain how
touching it is to see firsthand the
“Participating in the 2012 Annual
real difference that the Alumni
Fund phone appeal brought to my
Annual Fund can make to so many
attention the many scholarships and
students lives.”
outreach programs that are available
at UWA to ensure all students have the
student caller and
opportunity to attend our University,
regardless of their location, financial
fogarty foundatIon
constraints or physical disabilities.
sImon thuIJs
scholarshIP recIPIent –
“I took part in both Alumni Annual
I have since become a Student
Fund phone appeals in 2012 and
Ambassador for the Fairway Program,
thoroughly enjoyed my experience.
which is supported by the generous
donations from our alumni. The
It gives me great confidence in
program starts with a four day
my own studies and University when
Summer School Camp at Trinity
I hear of the successes of people
College, where the students attend
who came before me. This combined
many motivational, confidence-
with the fact that so many graduates
building, study skills and team work
are willing to give back and contribute
classes. Helping so many Year 12
to UWA’s current endeavours makes
students who are so determined to
me feel privileged to attend
succeed and show such enthusiasm
this University.
towards learning, despite their various
financial and emotional setbacks,
Whether they offer me valuable
was the most invigorating experience
career advice or simply engage
of my life to date.
in a great chat, every conversation
is an experience which I gain
At the end of camp, I watched
something from.
the entire room light up as each
student was presented with a $200
I distinctly remember the relief and
Officeworks voucher to help them
joy I felt when I found out I had
prepare for the start of school.
won a scholarship to attend UWA.
For many students, this allowed them
Coming from the country town of
to really focus on studying during
Geraldton, this meant a lot to me
their final year of high school instead
and opened many doors, providing
of having to work in order to afford
invaluable support throughout my
to buy stationery and books. At the
time, I was standing next to one of
University life. As a student caller, I
feel
like I’m able to give back by helping
the surprised mothers, who openly
raise money for these much needed
expressed her delight to me that a
scholarships, which I can safely
huge burden had been lifted from
say do change lives and empower
her shoulders. In that moment, I only
disadvantaged students.”
Student
caller, Simon
Thuijs
Young
Australian of
the
Year,
Akram Azimi
Making a difference
akram azImI
Born in the war-torn city of
Kabul in Afghanistan,
Akram Azimi and his family
arrived in Australia in 1999
with little more than the
clothes on their backs. After
an initial period of struggling
financially and culturally,
Akram and his family found
their place
– their sense of belonging –
in Perth.
Akram acknowledges that
“… when you consciously
realise how much you have
been given, how lucky you
are, and you allow your
heart to fill with gratitude,
you cannot help but give
back.”
As well as studying to
complete a science, law
and arts degree at UWA,
Akram became involved in
a student-led social justice
initiatives at the University
and has spent five years
working with True Blue
Dreaming to mentor young
Indigenous people from
WA’s Kimberley region.
It is for this exceptional
contribution to the
community, that Akram
was named the 2013
Young Australian of the
Year.
Vice-Chancellor,
Professor Paul Johnson,
and the University
encourage all students to
use their skills and
opportunities to make a
positive difference to the
lives of others, whether
locally, nationally or
internationally.
“Akram is already making a difference
to many young people. The University
congratulates him on being named
2013 Young Australian of the Year
and commends him for his efforts to
support others on campus and
beyond.”
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The accomplished 25 year old also
keeps himself busy by campaigning
to end polio once and for all,
mentoring primary school students in
the small WA Wheatbelt farming
community of Wyalkatchem and has
previously mentored a Special
Olympics athlete to help raise
community awareness of disability
issues.
In 2011, Akram and fellow UWA law
students Kelsi Forrest and Dylan
Collard, together with medical student
Dwain Burridge, co-founded a
student-run initiative I am the Other,
which aims to inspire a new
generation of students to become
aware of the culture, aspirations and
perspectives of Indigenous
Australians.
As a way to recognise Akram’s
outstanding achievements, The
University awarded him a grant of
$20,000 so that he can continue his
award-winning community work while
still being able to focus on his
studies.
The funds for this grant were provided
by donations made during the 2012
Alumni Annual Fund. Akram said he
was extremely grateful to the
University and the alumni for this
generous support.
“This grant gives me the chance to
help others in ways I could not
otherwise achieve and is a great
example of how UWA, and its alumni
group, empower students to give back
meaningfully to the community,” he
said.
“I will endeavour to pass on UWA’s
kindness in kind to others in our
national and international
community”.
32 | In recognItIon 2012
honour
r
The University of Western Australia
would like to honour the exceptional
generosity of the donors on the Honour
Roll and recognise the significant
support that they have given to the
University. Their support shows a high
level of confidence in UWA.
Lotterywest
Charles Morgan
Rio Tinto Ron and
Peggy
Each of the donors listed in the
Honour Roll 2012 has, over the past
three years, contributed an
outstanding level of philanthropic
support.
Bell Family
Apache Energy
Woodside
Barrick Australia Pacific BHP Billiton Bruce &
Energy
Betty
Green Foundation Chevron Australia Harold
Clough AO
OBE and Margaret
Clough Committee for Perth
Duchenne Ireland Ernst & Young Fogarty
Foundation
ll
Goodeve Foundation
John Harriott Holsworth Wildlife
Research Endowment
Killowen
Fundraising Group Lloyds Register
Educational Trust
Legacy
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On behalf of UWA, we sincerely thank all donors, including those who wish to remain anonymous. We would
also like to acknowledge the many organisations that provide the University with additional financial support
for our research based activities.
The names listed here represent donors who made gifts from 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2012.
We would also like to acknowledge those donors who continue to support us each year. Highlighted names
represent those who have given consecutively for three or more years.
thank
yu
34 | In recognItIon 2012
individuals
and
foundations
$50,000 and above
Ana Africh Bendat Family
Foundation Bright Spark
Foundation
Bruce and Betty Green
Foundation
Michael Chaney AO
CitWA Channel 7
Telethon Trust
Harold Clough AO OBE and
Margaret Clough
Cruthers Art Foundation
Fogarty Foundation
Fremantle Hospital
Medical Research
Foundation
Goodeve Foundation
John Harriott
JJ Mason & HSW
Memorial
Foundation
Kimberley
Foundation
Australia
Korea
Foundation
Lloyds Register
Educational
Trust
Lotterywest
Mannkal Economic
Education Foundation
Colin Mayrhofer Bob and
Hilary McWilliam Stephen
and Bronwyn Mellor,
In Memory of Kevin
Johnson
Charles Morgan
Perpetual Trustees
Australia Ross Divett
Foundation Royal Perth
Hospital Medical
Research Foundation
Frank and Yee Sang
Welten William and
Marlene Schrader Trust
John and Melina Willinge
$10,000 – $49,999
Asthma Australia
Australian Rotary Health
Guy Ben-Ary
Sarah Beshar
Bjarne K Dahl Trust
Blood Cancer
Research
Foundation Anita
Bourke
Breast Cancer
Research Centre
David Cooke
Jackie Davidson
Duchenne Ireland
Euroz Charitable Foundation
Bridget Faye AM
Karen Field
Mirek Generowicz
Mithran Goonewardene
Michael and Ann
Gregg Harvard Club
of Australia
Foundation
Cleve and Jenny Hassell
Henry Maxwell Lefroy
Alexander MilneRobertson
Memorial Fund
Holsworth Wildlife
Research Endowment
Killowen Fundraising Group
Jan Lord & David Ransom,
in honour of Dorothy
Ransom
Lowitja Institute
David Mack,
Criterion
Properties
David
MacKinlay
and Alison
Salt Gordon
Martin
Murray-Jones Charitable
Trust National Seniors
Australia National Stroke
Foundation
Toby Nichols
Nomad Two
Worlds
Foundation
NVIDIA
Mimi Packer
Pearman Family
Stan Perron AM CitWA
and Jean Perron
Diana Phang
Anne Pickett
Donald
Pyke Janet
Pyke
Ramaciotti Foundations
Retina Australia
Judith Rodriguez
Ron and Peggy
Bell Family
Legacy SE
Ohman
Medical
Research
Fund
Sir Frank Ledger Trust
James
Trevelyan and
Samina
Yasmeen
Michael Wise
and Kathryn
Teale
$1,000 – $9,999
Abey Family Foundation
Bronte Adams Li Li Agar Jo
Agnew Maxine Ambrose David
Anderson AM Deidre Anderson
Peter Anderton Apex Foundation
Suzanne Ardagh Ian and
Margaret Armstrong,
In memory of Greg Nicolay
Ruth Assodani
Sam Atlas
Australian
Himalayan
Foundation
Jean-Claude Balalas
In Memory of Dr
Stella BarrattPugh
Alan Blanckensee AO
and Anne Blanckensee
Terence
Bourke JeanPaul Bout
Sue Boyd
Don Boyer
Claire Brittain
Jean Brodie-Hall AM Ulli
Broeze-Hoernemann
Gregory Brown Bill Busby
Lyneve Cannon Tony Cantoni
Michael and Elizabeth Carrick
Geoff Carslake
Keith and Frauke Chambers
Chee Wei Chan Charity Begins
at Home Tricia Charmer The
Late Jeremy Cheang Tim Leck
Cheng
Wei Yue Cheong
Anne Chester
Yong-Tian Chew
Anna Ciffolilli
John Cochrane
Alex Cohen AO
and Agatha
Cohen
Diane Coxon
Jo Cruickshank
Eugene Cullity
Michael Cullity
Peter Curtis
and
Sue Smurthwaite Geoffrey
Davis Kenneth Davis Brian
Dawson
Ian Dawson
George De San
Miguel Dallas
Dempster
Mollie Dinham OAM
Richard Dinnie
Alan Dodge AM CitWA
and Neil Archibald
Phil Dolan
Michele Dolin
Marco D’Orsogna
Catherine Douglass
John Down
Sue Downing
Graham
Droppert and
Kathryn Hogan
Isabelle
D’souza
Kim Dumbreck David Dun
Ailsa Edmeades Looi Cheng
Ee Tony Evans
Tony Ewing
John Federoff
Evi Ferrier Adrian and
Michela Fini
Mike Fitzpatrick Flinders
Charitable Foundation
Annie Fogarty AM
and Brett Fogarty
Wai Lap Fong
Mark Foster
Greg
Gabbedy Mike
Galvin
Jeffery GartonSmith Derek
Gascoine and
Dale Harper
Gilbert L North
Charitable Trust
Geoffrey Gishubl Carlo
Giudice Val Glover Sharon
Goodchild
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Heather Grauaug
Stephen Graves
Barry and Helen Green
Mindy Green and Steve
McDonald
David and Julanne Griffiths
Jamelia Gubgub James Gugich
Lyle Gurrin Brian Haggerty
Gerard and Gabby Hardisty
Marcus and Caroline Harris Nina
and Richard Harris Irene Harrop
Keith Hayes
Eric Heenan QC
Margaret Henderson
Margaret Herley
Jonathan Hillman Diana Ho
Richard Hobbs Gary Hoffman
and
Wendy Erber
Janet Holmes a Court AC and
Frits Steenhauer
Jon and Tracey Horton
Carol Hughes
Jim and Freda Irenic
Craig James
Peter James Walter James Paul
Johnson and
Susannah Morris Jean
Kahan George Kailis
Patricia Kailis AM OBE
Andrew Kalafatas Peter
Keller
Angela Kelly
Torsten Ketelsen
Steven Kish
Hanna Kleyn
David and Dennis Knox
John Laikin
Peter Landau and
Susan Cann
George Lefroy
Peter Leunig
Glenn Lewis Chin
Lim
Job Lim Mary Lim Andrew Lim
Han-Tua
Michael Lisle-Williams
Stef Loader Ben Lochtenberg
Mandy Loton OAM
Bill Louden
Andrew Lovegrove
Edwin Low
Garth Lucas
Brodie MacLean
Peter Mallabone and
Joan Retallack
Frank Mansfield
Oliver Mark Don
Markwell
Brenda Mazzucchelli
OAM and Richard
Mazzucchelli Anne
McAleer
Murray and Suzanne McGill
Hamish and Rosemary
McGlashan
Basil Mcilhagga
Janice Meade
Arthur Metaxas
Bryan and Frances
Meyerkort Anna Michelson
Gavin Miles
Patricia Moffett
Kevin Morgan, KH
Morgan and
Associates
Alan Moyle,
Alan Moyle
Pty Ltd
Michael
Murphy
Alan Murray
Bill Muston
National Heart
Foundation of
Australia Peter
Naudé
Guan Ng
Su-Peing Ng
Bob Nicholson AO
Noongar Charitable Trust
Kieran O’Driscoll Lee O’Dwyer
Eng Chong Ong Peter Pang
Sze Khai Pang George
Papadopulos
David Parker
and Kim
Rooney
Lesley Parker-Reynolds
AM Phil Paterson
The Late Lindsay Peet
Linda Pepall Chris Perrott
Pharmacy 777 Community
Foundation John and Paula
Phillips Joe Poon Rose Posner
Margaret Potter Grant Povey
Fay Power Cheryl Praeger
AM FAA
Frank Prainito
Dot and Jon Price
Paula Prichard
Norbert Radny
Joakim and Veronique
Ramen Yvonne Rate AM
CitWA and Rod Rate
Mike Rathbone
Michael Rennie
Bill Repard
David Rickards Gordon
Ricketts John Riviere Norm
Roberts D Roberts Ian
Robertson Sibila Rodriguez
Sam Rogers
Sharen Ronchi Ian Rosenberg
Jim RossAM Rowley Foundation
Jane and Brent Rushall Karin
Saalik George Sadleir Paul
Sadleir Maria Saraceni Rosemary
Sayer and
Terry Grose
Lillian Scarle
Jeffrey Schneider Margaret
Seares AO and
Roger Seares
Benhur Sebastian
Enid Sedgwick
Phillip Shanhun
Eve Shannon-Cullity
John and Lesley Skevington
Cecily Skrudland
Kerry Smith Merle Smith Michael
and Robyn Smith Rosemary
Smith Diane Smith-Gander Tony
Soldatic Brian Sova Brooke
Spalding The Late Joy Sparrow
Hilary Speldewinde Isobel
Sprivulis
Andrew St John Fiona
Stanley AC CitWA Rodney
Steens
Linda and David Steinepreis
Brent Stewart Bryant Stokes AM
Jenny Sudbury Glenn Sullivan
Craig Suttar Ornella Tana BeeKok Tang
Cathy Tang
Mei Ling Tang AH
Taylor Deborah
Taylor Felicity
Taylor George
Taylor John
Taylor
Lisa Telford Ian Temby AO QC
Theresa
Symons
Trust Fund
Helen and
Michael
Tuite
Jo Thomas Peter
and Jane
Thompson,
Thompson
Estate Vineyard
Neil Thompson
Thomsett Family Trust
Joe and Debbie Throsby
Gene Tilbrook
Nicholas and Sandra
Tolcon Carol Tomcala
John Toohey AC QC
Mary Anne Townsend
Minh Tran
Julie Treicis
Wai Tsang
Rosemary
Turner
Lawrence Udo-Ekpo Ungar
Family Foundation Sathit
Uthaisri Richard Valenta Kon
Vatskalis MLA David Vaux Berta
von Bibra OAM Freddie von
Schmidt Rosemary Waddell
Brian Wan
Diana Warnock
Juerg Weber Ian Wenham
Clare Willix and Andrew
Kirke Wind Over Water
Foundation
WJ & MS
Hughes
Foundation
Fong Lai Wong
Kieran Wong
and Emma
Williamson
Alexander Woo
Lawrence
Woodman
Melvin
Yeo Don
Young
Paula Yu Vinka Zupanovich
$500 – $999
Chris
Adam
Tine
Adams
Ross
Agnello
Fleur
Airey
Bahman Alimoradian
Murray and Judy
Allen
Nicholas Allen Stephen
Ambrose David and Nan
Anderson Donald Anderson
Helen Ansell
Gail Ashbolt
Arthur
Auguste
Zelinda Bafile
Richard Baguley
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Barbara Baird Revle
Bangor-Jones Bernard
Barnwell and
Jackie Scurlock OAM
John Barrington and
Fiona
Harris Evan
Bayliss Peter
Beahan
David Beard
Michael Benness
Dorothy Bennett
Debbie and John
Borshoff Cam Bracks
Michael
Bradbrook Deb
Brady and
Stephen Boyle
John Braybrooke
Maddy
Broekhuysen
Henrietta Bryan
Adil Bux and Andrea
Horwood-Bux
Gregory Caddy
Lesley Cala
Paul
Cameron
Jan Chaney and
Craig Sanderson Kate
Chaney Wai Mun Cheang
Wendy Cheng
Fen-Yit Chin
and
Michelle
Kat Robey
Chipps
Mark Ch’ng
Sandy
Clarkson David
Clayton
Gary Cobby Keith
Collins Adam
Conigliaro Philip
Constable
Henry and Debbie Cooke
Steve Coppens
Lester Cowell June Craig AM
Richard Craig Paul Cresp
David Cressy Kate Crompton
and
Richard Wilson
David Crossing
Dominic Cuscuna Michael
and Liz Dallimore
The Late Margaret Dawbarn
Dawes Family
Gregory Dawson
Andrew Douglas
Arun D’Souza
Andrew Ducas
Greg Duck
Wayne Duthie
Tonianne Dwyer
Linden Easton
Beatrice Errey
Gerty Ewen John Feenan
Klaus Felsche Bruno
Fiannaca SC
Trish Flowers
Nicholas Forgione
Andrew and Ann Maree
Foster
Murray Franconi
Flora Franzinelli
Alison Gaines
and
Gregory Smith Rodney Garratt
QC Martin Gole Faryar Gorjy Shahyar
Gorjy Julie Grbavac Dennis Gregory
Buntaran Gumulya Des Gurry Mack
and Evelyn Hall Mark Hanikeri Claire
Hanson David Harley Peter and Sue
Harley Kerry Harmanis Kevin Hart
Peter Hay Ross Henderson Donna
Henning Justine Henwood Donny
Hiew Adam Hinchy Michael and
Trudy Hoad Stephen Hodby OAM
Ivan Hoffman OAM and
Diane Hoffman Laurence Holt
John Hopkins Peter Hopwood
Pantazis Houlis Craig Howlett
Jonathan Hynes Amanda Jalleh
Bob Jarvis Aws Jasim Christopher
and
Juliet Johnson Justin
Jones Steven Jones The Late
John Joslin Bill Kean Mark
Killmier Jesse Kim Kang Kim
Janet King Mary-Ellen King
Kim Kinnear Boris Klobas
Doug Koontz Markus Kuster
Miles Larsen Peter Lau
Jane Le Grove
Peter and Lynne Leonhardt
Lionel Lim
Patricia Lim
Megan Lowe
Richard Lugg
Greg
Lumsden
Quang Ly Tai Ma Siza
MacDonald
Rory Macfie
Clive Macknay
Elizabeth and John Mair
John Mair Julian Mander
Geoffrey Mauldon
Sharon McColm
Donald McCully
Andrew McQuillan
Tony Metcalf
Daniel Meyerkort
Ken Michael AC CitWA
Alan Miller Will
Millsteed Greg
Milne John
Morgan Joyce
Moss
Judi Moylan
MHR Hyun Kun
Mun
David Nairn
Joel Nevin
Chen Wei Ng
and Siew Ee
Wong
Gerard Ng and
Christina Chua
David Norman
Iain Norrish
David Norton
Kate O’Donnell
Michael and Barbara
O’Halloran Alison Ord John
Paparo David Parkin OAM
Roger Paterson Ian Peek
Craig Pennell Jocelyn
Perree George Philips
Michael Poidinger Bradley
Power and
Clare Thompson Rosemary
Pratt Robert Prince Graeme
Prior Pearl Proud Jonathan
Purdie Mark and Ingrid
Puzey Daniel Rarp Kim
Reader Christopher
Reynolds Jonathan
Rintoul Angela Roberts
and
John Rodgers Martin
Robson Ensor Rodriguez
Rebecca Rodriguez Peter
Rose Angelo Saggio
Michelle Saunders Pam
Scott Cheryl and Geoff
Shilkin Paul Shillington
Joanne Simpson
Hathaikarn Siriphraiwan
Barrie Slinger Andrew
Smith Smith Family Trust
Erica Smyth TS Soh Jon
and Annette Steinberg
June Stephenson Gary
Stevenson Garry
Sutherland Bonita Tan
Ying Tan George Taylor,
III Tony Taylor Susan
Taylor-Suchy Terry Teh, H
K Tey Pty Ltd Stephen
Thackray May Thomas
Jacqui Thomson Stanley
Thomson Mamie Tong
Dante Travaglini Helen
Treloar Nigel and Bonney
Tulloch Jonathan Turnbull
Richard Vaughan AM Fred
Wallis Graham Watkins
Peter Wearne Shirley
Wee Jane Whitaker Scott
White Debbie Whiting
Margaret Whitter Helen
Wildy Desmond Wilkinson
Clarence Wong Clement
Wong Joseph Jongchan
Woo Vivian Yeung Aidong
Zhang
Up to $500
Youssev Abdauah Jenny
Abello Tim and Jenny
Ackland Clive Adams
Yvonne Adams Sri
Adiyanti
Daniel Adonis
Maryann Agnello
Tony Ahmat
Vanessa Barrable
Mark Barratt Peter Lloyd
Barrett Peter Lance Barrett
Berwine Barrett-Lennard
Rochelle Airey Rosalie Aitken
Edgardo Alarcon Leon Nick Albatis
Silvana Alberti Peter Alcock Jane
Alderson Bryan Alexander
Ric Barrett-Lennard Peggy
Barrington-Martin Michele
Barry Stan Barry Lyle Barter
Clive Barth
Thomas Alford AM
David Allan
Dianne Allan
Lindsay and Judy Allen
Jessie Allen-Williams David
Allison
Enzo Almonte
Yousef Alosairi
Lynne Amor
Jim Anderson
Maxwell Anderson
John Bartle
Aymee
Bartlett Sean
Bartlett
Lynette Bartley Duncan
and Katherine Barton Noel
Barton AM
Wendy
Barwood Peter
Batchelor
Tiffane Bates
Raymond
Batey
Christian Bauer
Terry Bayliss
Sandy Bayne
Michael Beach
Peter Beazley
Russell
Beazley
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Paul Anderson Ann-Marie AndersonMayes Susan Anderton Mark Andrich
John Angeloni Ted Anthony Roozbeh
Anvari Mark Appelt Sherif Arafa
Maria Arends Grant Armstrong
Sophie Arnall Francis Arndt
Ryan Arndt
Ajanthy Arulpragasam
Nader Aryamanesh
Marian Ashton Dianne
Asphar
Elizabeth Atahan
Joanne Athans
Alan Atkinson
Georgina Atkinson Peter
Atkinson
Brian Atwell
Josephine Auerbach Lani
Aulsebrook
Jim Awram
Daphine Ayonrinde
Todd Back
Moira Bailey
Phillip Bailey
Russell Bailey
John Baillie
Lorraine Baily
Chris Bain
Eddy Bajrovic
Benjamin Baker
Warren Baker
David Balfour
Jane Balme Mandy Bamford
Stephanie Barallon
Catharine Barber
Frank and Nicole Barber
Annette Barbetti
John Barker and
Diane Faulkner-Hill
Malcolm Barker
Mihaela Barnes
Gregory Baron
Kim Bebbington Jeremy
Beckett Hoki BeckhamSionetali Andrew Beech SC
Phil Beeck Huck Lee Beh
and
Michelle Gan Mark Beissel
Jillian and William Belbin
Anthony Bell Ian Bell John Bell
Roberta Bencini Donna
Benjamin Paul Benjamin Neila
Bennett Rosemary Benson
Monique Berkhout Mike Best
Wayne Best
Leigh Bettenay
Alison
Bevan Geoff
Beyer
Achyut Sharma Bhandari
Andrew Bickley
The Late Ernest
Biddiscombe
Sue
Biddles
Phillip
Biggs
Joyce
Billings
Kristy
Binns
Emma
Birch Rod
Bird OAM
Leah Bishop
David Bissett
Barrie Blackburn
Dwight
Blackburn Kerry
Blackburn Dale
Blackman
Martin Blackman
Mark Blagden
Andrew
Blain Lew
Blake
Matthew Blake
Jenny Blitvich John Blockley
Peter Blockley John Bloemen
John Bloomfield Cameron
Blyth Warwick Boardman
Jane Bochenek
Larry
Bodestyne
Susy Bogle
Tania Bojko
James Boland
Angelo Boni
Terry Bonnett
Erica
Bonsall Phil
Bonser
David Booth
Elki Borges
Carla Bormolini
Adam
Borushek
Gerald and Judith Bottomley
Richard
Bougher
Valerie Bourke
Sonja Bouwer
Carol Bower
Ronald Bower
Adam Boyt
Donato
Braccia
Gabrielle Bracks
Paul Bradbury
Nicole Bradley
Lisa Bradock
Francis
Bradshaw
Heather Bragg
Glen Brand
Paul Branston
Mark
Brayshaw
John Brearley
Gregory Brennan
Kathleen Brenton-Coward
Darryl and Lorretta
Brick David Bridson
John Brigatti
Lindesay Brine
Heather Brittan OAM
Peter Brockhoff
John Bromell
Peter and Sharon Brooke
Dinah Brooker
Steven Broomfield
Donna Broun
Audrey Brown
Christopher Brown
Mandy Brown
Myra Brown
Peter Brown
Phyllis Brown
Suzanne Brown
Gregory Brudenell
Jeff Bryant
Martin Buck
Helen Budge
Chilla Bulbeck
Cornelis Buma
Felicity Bunt
Peter D Burke
Peter F Burke
Simon Burke
Anneke Burlinson
Angus Burnett
Don and Beverley Burnside
Toby Burrows
Christopher Burt
Peter Burton
and Deb
Manook
Jack Busch
Michael Butcher
Gregg Button
Arabella Buttsworth
Jeremy Buxton
Danny Byrne
Maureen Caffin
Jan Cain
Stephen Cain
Maria Calalesina
Greg Calcutt AM SC
John Caldow Mark
Callaghan Melissa
Callanan
Neil Cameron
Ron Cameron
Krystie Camisa Colin
Campbell Elisabeth
Campbell Elissa
Campbell
James Campbell
Wendy and
Robert Campbell Jim
Campbell-Clause Amy
Camplin William Carlton
Simone Carot Collins Ian Carr
Phil Carrello Maxwell Carson
Maureen Carter
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Vince Caruso OAM and
Jenny Collier
Yolande Caruso Anna
Casellas Donald Casson EvaMaria Catina Amanda
Cattermole Florence Cawley
Ashley and Jacqueline
John Collingridge
Cran Collis
Tania
Coltman
Jennifer Connaughton
The Late Barbara
Connor James Connor
Jane Connor Michael Connor
Deanna and Jason Constable
Dermot Convery Brian Cook
Tim Cope
Ian Copeland Debra
Copeman
Christopher Corbett
John Corey
Patrick Cork
Jay Corken
Rochelle
Cornell Rosa
Costanzo
Colleen Costello
Phyllis Costello
Anita Cotton
Sandra Cotton
Eva Court
Donald and Sue Cousens
Toni Cowell
Brett Crabb
Sally Craddock
Paul Craigie
Sharon Crake
Annette Cransberg
Bruce and Rachel Craven
Jane Crawford Conrad
Crisafulli
Cristian Crisan Severin and
Jennifer Crisp Paul Critchison
Ron Crittall
Mark Crook
Roley Crook
Tony Crook MP
Brendan Croot
Cecily Cropley
Matthew Crosse
John Crossman
Warwick Crowe
Pedro Cruz Jennifer
Currell Krystyna
Curtis
Raoul Cywicki
Mark D’Adamo
Teresa D’Adamo Angelo
D’Agostino James
Dalziel and
Nancy Fairburn Linda Dann
Jane D’Arcy-Burke Joshua
Davidson Lawrie and Helen
Davidson Anthony Davies
Dorothy Davies Lynette Davies
Melissa Davies Rebecca
Davies Richard Davies Carol
Davis John Davis Mike Davis
Chadwick Jan Chadwick
Alison Chan Crispin Chan Lee
Min Chan Simon Chan Vivan
Chan Peter Chandler Renate
Chandler Darren Chang
David Chatel Johnathan Chee
Pick Fong Chee Ching-Lung
Chen Chon Yu Chen
Christina Chen Tze Ling Chen
Terrence Cheong Deepak
Cheriachan Sarah Cherian
and John Lewis Graeme
Chester Nevashan Chetty
Daniel Cheung Elaine
Cheung Joon Chia Stanley
Chia Trudy and Barry Chick
Chee Hoong Chin David Chin
Noel Chin Weng-Yew Chin
Joe Chindarsi Sir Chi Ching
Khaled Chiri Tony Chisholm
Neil Chivers Wen-Jern Chong
Raymond Choo Chi-Yuen
Chow Tze Meng Chow
Nicholas Christie Lexie
Church Erica Churchill Louise
Churchill Cindy Cicconi
Michelle Cinel Curtis Clark
Kimberley Clark Audrey
Clarke David Clarke Simon
Clarke Lynette Clayton OAM
Ken Clements and
Izan Izan Mary
Clews Matthew
Clews
The Late Andrew Clifton Mark
Clifton Robert Clifton
Janet Clohessy
Sarah Clough David and
Erica Coates Michael Coates
Graham Cobb
Raymond Cockerill
Vaughan
Cockerill
Sabrina
Cocking Fiona
Cocks Joanne
Codling
Helen Cogan
Agatha
Cohen
Gaetane Colborne
Andy Cole
Geoff Cole
Kathleen Coles
Maria Coletta
Stephen Colley
Paul Collie
Helen Dawes Alan Day
Christian De Chaneet Jan
de Groot Zenaida de Luna
Sharin de Silva and
Janice Kan Jean-Louis de
Sousa Miguel De Sousa
Helen Deacon John Dean
Mike and Tanya Dean
Ronald Dean Walter
Debler Daniel DelucaCardillo Annika Demansi
Nicholas Dempster Mike
Dengler Andrew Dennis
Stephen Dennis Mark
Dennison Maria D’ercole
Hugh Derham Maris
Derums Frank Descant
Jennifer Deslandes Bruce
Devenish Kenneth
Devereux Ravinder Dhillon
Sandra Di Bartolomeo
Andrew Di Carlo Triska Di
Cicco Catherine Di-Bona
Howard Digby Brett Dingli
Simon Diong Michael
Dixon Renee Dixon
Sandra Dixon
Amelia Dixon-Pugh
Vina Djoko Toni Dobinson
Graham and Carmel Dodd
Mike Doepel
Vinay Domal
Helena and Alan
Donnelly Jenny Donnelly
Jon Donnelly Peter Donnelly
Gregory Donovan Jan Dook
John Douglas
Margaret Douglas
Neil Douglas
Kate Doust MLC
Ian Dowland
Gary Downsborough
Jacqueline Doyle
Philip Drake-Brockman
Hollie Draper
Charles Drew
Corinne Drew
Simon Drew
Jeremy Driver
Andrew
D’Souza
Jean Du Plessis
Stanislaus Duffy
Craig Dufty Ros Dugard
James Duggie Seng Cheong
Dui Jodie Ann Dumbleton
Beth Duncan Kaye Duncan
Paul Duncan
Wendy Duncan
MLC Stephen
Dunjey
Marina
Dunne David
Dunstan
Kenny Duong
John Durack
Mark Dwyer
Terence Dwyer
Sonya Dye
Peter
Eastwood
Geoffrey Ebell
Meredith Eddington Darren
Edis Anthony and Helen
Edwards Cameron Edwards
and
Claire Grayston Ian
and June Edwards
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Kathleen Edwards OAM
Kevin Edwards Michael
Edwards Stephen Edwards
Jeremy Ee Simon and
Samantha Ehrenfeld
Hayden Elderfield
Rebecca Eldred
Rohit Elhence
William Elischer
Bree Elliott Sam
Elliott Desmond
Ellis
Margaret Ellis
David Ellison
Brendon Entrekin
Simon Erickson and
Anna Gubbay Wolfgang Ernst
Lauree Eterovich Vanessa Evangelista
Anna Maria Evangelisti Dale Evans
David Evans Ernie Evans Imelda
Evans Ken Evans Robert Evans Sally
Evans Sallee Eyres Lisa Faldon John
Fall Kerry Fandry Brian Farcich Shane
Farquharson Peter Farr Jean Farrant
Phillippa Farrell Bradley Farrington
Colin Farrow Mark Fatharly Jan Faulds
Kingsley Faulkner AM and
Kathleen Faulkner Peter
and Leonie Feddema Anna
Fego Erik Fenna Daniel
Ferguson Frances FergusonSmith Giuliette Ferrari John
Ferreirinho Mark Fettuccia
Susan Fielding Bertha Filmer
Peter Fimmel Michael Finlen
Annette Finn Diane and Kurt
Fischer Franz Fischer Chris
Fisher Elizabeth Fisher James
Fisher
Margaret Fitzgerald
Lyndall Fitzgibbon David
Fitzpatrick Adam
Fitzsimmons
Ian Flack
Louise and Alan Flavelle
Margaret Flecker Penelope
Fletcher Sue Fletcher Rhonda
Flottmann Katharine Flynn Kate
Fogarty Gerard Foley
Paul Foley
Benjamin Fong Miranda
Fontaine
Jock Foo
Yong Jie Foo
Audrey Ford
Barry Ford
Murray Ford
Stewart Ford and
Victoria Cartledge
Cindy Forrest Paul
Forrestal Daryl Foster
OAM Ken Foster Sarah
Foster Jacqueline
Fowler Mark Fowler
Lindsay France Roy
France Karen Francis
Ian Fraser The Late
Ross Fraser Kevin
Frayne Susan Freeth
Mark Frew Robert
Frost David Fry Shih
Ching Fu Hadwin Fung
Bianca Galipo Patricia
Gallaher Ross Gamble
Christianne Gandossi
Joseph Gani AM Vinod
Ganju Thomas Ganz
Nicholas Gara Charles
Garden Roy Gardner
Arran Gare Maria
Garefalakis Garry
Gascoigne Brian Gaull
Maureen Gell Leanne
Geneve Rasiah
Gengatharen Hanni
Gennat Carlo
Genovese John
Genovese
Susan George
Marina Georgiou
Jennifer
Gerschwitz
Timothy
Gibbney
Daniel
Gibbons
Nadine
Gibbons
Jonathan
Gibson
Rhona
Giles
Wendy Gillan
Gaynor
Gillies
John
Gillon
Marino Gismondi
Mario Gismondi
Kathleen Glancy
Colin Glanville Tony
Gleeson JeanMarie Gobet
Elizabeth Goddard Philip Goes
Ching Goh Francis Goh Jean
Goh
Paul Goh
Ruth Gongora-Mesas Mark
Goninon Eric Goonetilleke
Robert Gordon
Russell Gordon
Wojciech Gorski OAM
Nick Gottardo
Alex Gouges
Vicki Gouteff
Sivaraman
Govindarajalu Ross Li
Wei Grafton
Judith Graham
Peter Graham
AM and Gwenyth
Graham AM Troy
Graham
Wendy Graham
Vincent Graneri Caroline Grant
Paul Grant Ann Gration Peter
Grayling Rupert Grayston Martin
Greay Aleksandra Green Allan
Green Julia Green Julian Green
Ralph Green
Rosanne Green
Stefan Green Paul GreenArmytage
Thomas Greenwell
Cynthia Gregory
Felicity Gregory
Peter Gregory
Jennifer Griffiths William
Griffiths Julian Grill JP Stephen
and Dianne Grocott Adrian
Groessler Brett Grosvenor
Peter Grove
John Groves
Paul Grundy John Grygorcewicz
Paul Gummer Anne GunnellTownsend Dixie Gunning Robert
Gunning Mark Gunson Nursen
Guresin
Michael Gurry
Joy Guthrie
Erica and John Haddon
Haydn Hadlow Rosemary
and Ronald Hagan Claudia
Hahnel
Keith Hair
Barbara Hale
Campbell and Andrea
Hall Denise Hall
Jack Hallberg
Angelique Halliday
Norman Halse AM
Stuart Halse
Barbara Hamilton
Karin
Hammarberg
Diana Hammond
Hazmin Hamzah
Claire Hancock
Helen Hankey
Megan Hanna
Paddy Hanrahan
Collene Hansen
Ollie Hanson
Roslyn Happ
Helen Harding
Justine Harding
Joy Hardy
Susan Hardy
Malcolm Harford
Joseph Harfouch
Karen Harris
Lloyd Harris
Michael
Harris
Richard
Harris
Mort Harslett
Eva Hart
Karel
Hartlieb Lee
Hartz
Allan Harvey
Ben Harvey
Greg Harvey
Trevor Harvey
Michael HarveyPhillips Bill Hassell AM
Christine Hassell
Stephen Hastings
Patricia Hatch
David Hawkins
Lynette Hawkins
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Kevin Hoey James Hofstee
Daniel Hogan Phillip Hogan
Richard Hogen-Esch
Brenda
Hogg
Suelynn
Hoh
Alan Holbrook Kim Holland
Romanie Hollingworth and
Stuart Shepherd
Kim Hawthorne
Susan Hayes
Edward Hayman
Carolina Hayward
Ruth Heady Pearl
Healy
Trent Healy
Helen Heap
Janice Heath
Phil Heathcote Daniel Heavey
Chris and John Hedges Ben
Hedley
Margaret and Peter Heenan
Trevor Height
Warrick Height
Inn Ee Heintze Paul
Hemsley Craig
Henderson
Bronwyn Hendry
Jonathan Heng
David Henley
Donelle Hennessy
Iresha Herath Cameron
Herbert Matthew
Herbert and
Kate Meurs
Penny Herbert
Neil Herring
Dianne Hesterman
Nathalie Hew
Bev Hewitt
Anne Hicks
Steve and Sonia Hicks
Sue Hicks
Claire Hielkema
Chris and Mary Hill
Kate Hill Jo Hiller OAM Wendy
Hillier Lesley Hillman
Michael Hillman
Gregory Hilton
Leonie Hilton
Lynette Hirsch
Marcus Hitch
Loretta Ho Suzanne Ho Marie
and Michael Hobbs AO Fiona
Hobson
Charles Hocart
Meredith Hodge
Gerry and Jenny Hodgkinson
Doug Hodgson
Peter Hollins Les Hollomby
Edith Holmes Yewan Holmes
Emery Holmik Colin Holt MLC
Clinton Holten Sarah
Hoogenboom
Margaret Hooton
Peter Hope
Claire Horrocks
Malcolm Houden
Barry House MLC JP
Ann Howard
Patrick Howard
Theresa Howe
Anthony Howes
Roger Howlett
Peisheng
Huang
Anna Huband
Elizabeth Huband Laurie
Huck Helen Hug Helen
Huggins
Julia Hughes
Michael Hughes
Roger Hughes
Ruari Jack Hughes
Edgar Hulcome
Tania Hume
Terry Hung
Terence Hunt
Michael Hunter
Rosemary Hunter
Donald Huntly
Robert Hurrelbrink
Michael Hutchinson
Brian Hutchison
Elizabeth Hutt-Cliff
Joanne Hyland
Nicky Iffla
Glenn Iles
Eirlys Ingram
Paul Isaachsen
Scott Isbel
Fiona Isbister Nabilah Islam
Theodora Issa Janet Iverach
Yuma Iwasaki Kirrilee Jack
Gwendolyn Jackson
John Jackson
Nicole Jacobsen
Mukesh Jain
Lucas Jaipaul
Alan James
Bruce James OAM
Mary James
Adrian Jameson
Adam Jamrozik
Douglas Janney
Brendan Jansen
and Loretta
Baldassar
Angie Jee
Andrew Jefferies
Giovanny Jefferson
Ian Jeisman
Stephanie Jenkin
Joanna Jenkins
Richard Jenkinson
Graeme Jennings Phil
Jennings AM Piangchai
Jennings Rob Jewkes
Rajaratnam
Jeyaratnarajah Laurie Job
Aris Johar
Murray Johnsen
Andrew Johnson
Lisa Johnson
Lyn Johnson
Suzanne Johnson
Bree Johnston
David Johnston
Tim and Jean Johnston
Timothy Johnston
Josephine Jolly
Corinne Jones
David Jones
Deborah Jones
Janice Jones
Jennifer Jones
Marg Jones
Patricia Jones
Stephen Jones
Tracey Jones and
Samuel Wylie Fardeenah
Joomun Kath Jordan
Nerissa Jordan Thomas
Joseph Svetlana
Jovanovic Robin Jowett
Mary Joyce Patrick Joyce
Mark Jumeaux Ralph
Junckerstorff Mohd Junus
and
Azizi Bte A Aziz Ivan
Juracich Anthony Kain
Kiymet Kaman Arch
Kaminickas Steven Kan
Dinesh Karawgoda Jakub
Kawka David Kazmirowicz
Bill Keane Rachelle
Kearney Mark Keenan
Parminder Kehal Peter
Kell
Bob Kelliher
Shane Kelly
Sylvia Kelly
Irene Kempa
David Kennett
John Kent
Margaret Kent
Neil
Kenworthy
Freya Keogh
Rob and Sue Keogh
Judith Kermode
Warren Kerr AM
David Kessell
Sally Kester
Ros
Kesteven
Martin Keye
Philippa Keys
Gabriel Khaw
Chin Leng and Caryn Khoo
Resnie Khoo Winston Khoo
Simon Kidd Geoff Kidd
Melinda Kiely
Alfred and Marlene
Kilminster
Daniel Kippin
Philip Kirke
David Kirkman
Jan Kirkman
Shirley Kitson
Grantham Kitto
Hans
Klarenbeek
David Kleemann
Garren Knell
Jan Knight, Fying Edits
Tricia Knox
Stephen Kobelke
Gabriel Koh
Stefanie Koh
Allison Kohn
Ronnie Kong
Patricia Konigsberg
Kin Koo
James Kornweibel
Peter Kossen
Trisha Kotai-Ewers
Irene Kretowicz
Guy Krippner
Paul Kruger
Rakesh Kumar Zoe and John
Kurtz Bernadette Lacy Ursula
Ladzinski Justin Lai Gail Laing
Marie Lake Samya Lakis
Meegahalande Lamawansa
Frank Lambert
Trevor Lamond
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Corin Lamont Yihui Lan Karen
Lancaster Mim Landau Leith
Landauer
Richard Lane
Jeffrey Langdon
Trish Langdon
Kevin Lange
Bruce Langford
Tom Langley
Dorothy Lapham
Donald Latchem
Paul
Latham
Roger
Lavell
Robert Lawrance
John Lawton Linh
Le
Lisa Le Faucheur
Verona Lea
John Leahy
Christina Leandri
Peter Leaver Adelina Lee
Andrew Lee Essie Lee Heung
Wing Lee Jamie Lee Jean Lee
John Lee Lester Lee Michael
Lee
Peter Lee
Shu Lee
Steven
Lee Tony
Lee
Wu-Long Lee
Brian and Natasha
Leedman
Deborah Leighton
Sylvia Leighton
Alfons Lemm
David Lenhoff
Barry Leonard
Jim Leslie
Margaret Leslie
Jacy Leu
Ian Lewis
Boon Liang
Peta Libby
Jason Liew
Geoffrey Lilburne
Alister Lilleyman
Alexander Lim
Chan Lim
Daniel Lim
Edward Lim
Li Hoon Lim
Litway Lim Mun Lai Lim
Redentor Lim Tao Shan
Lim and May Mah Yoke
Lim Linda Lim Scriven
Alicia Lin Joseph Lin
Maureen Lind
Arvid Linde
David Lindsay
AO Heather
Lindsay
Ivan Ling Kendrick
Ling and
Beatrice Loh Emily Linsten
Murray Littlejohn Patsy
Littlejohn Carmel and Chris
Lloyd Libby Lloyd Godfrey
Koon-Yan Lo Francis Lobo
Brett Lockyer Jui Yuen Loh
Michael Loh Poh Hun Loh
Kam Weng and Chin Loke
Zoe London and
David Stanton Jo-Ann Long
Margaret Longson Ee Von
Loo Weng Loong Giuseppe
Lorenti John Adriano
Lorenti Kerry Lovell Jenny
Low Julia Low Laurent Low
Jong Sheng Loy Andrew
Lu OAM Dorothy Lucks
Patricia Lui Linda Luo
Harvey Mace Kerry
MacFarlane Terry
Macfarlane Howard
Machlin Michael Mackie
Ellen MacKinnon Ashley
Macknay Ann Macliver
Peter MacLiver Sara
Macliver Hilary and Iain
MacWilliam Helen
Maddocks May Li Mah
Graham Maher Anne
Mahony Karen Majda
Gregory Major Mark
Mallabone Emma Malloch
Bernie Maloney Nitin
Mangalath Jacinta
Manievannan Carol
Mansfield Malcolm Manton
Oliver Maratea
William Marchbank
Antony Marian
Neville
Mariano
Benedict
Marillier
Jude Marinoni
Mike Marinovich
Norman Marinovich
OAM
John Mariotti
Brenda and James
Marissen Peter Mark
Barry Markham
Samantha Marks SC
Jason Markwart
Alison Markwick
Bill Marmion MLA
Janine Marsh
Michael Marsh
Gordon Marshall
Jennifer Marshall
Lewis and Katherine Marshall
Mary Marshall Susan
Marshman
Margaret Martin Paula Martino Ian
and Kirsten Martinus Patrick
Marwick Margaret Masiello Tim
Mason Viktor Mastalir Helen Mather
Gima Mathew Lois Mathieson
Hajime Matsuzaki Gene Matthews
Julius and Catherine Matthys
Barry Maund
Nina Mavaddat
Kevin May
Zdenek Mazanec
John Mazza
Rose McAleer AM
Ian McAllister
Julie McAllister
Anthony McAndrew
Anne and Michael
McAnearney
Brett McAuliffe Terry McAuliffe
Kate McBeth John McCabeDansted
Brian McCarthy
Carolyn McCleery
David McCloughry
Clem McCormick
Sandra McCowan
George McCullagh
and Robyn Wilson
Rebecca McDiarmid
Arran McDiven
Tedye McDiven
Michelle McGiveron
Bianca McGoldrick
Justin McGovern
Craig McGowan Helen
McGowan
John McGrath Fiona
McGregor
Caitlin
McGuinness
Michael McGuire
Kerry McHale
Alison McInnes
Nola McIntyre
Trinity McIntyre
Claire McKaskill
Keith McKay
Michael McKay
Carmel McKenzie
Betty McKeough
Ross McKerracher
Kenneth McKinnon
Murdo McKissock and
Fiona Brown Terri
McLaren Michael
McLean Patrick
McManus Kellie
McMaster Jan
McMillan Gerard
McNeill Andrew
McPhail Ken
McQueen Brendan
McQuillan Shirley
McWhirter Sara
Meagher Gillian
Meecham Michael
Meharry Fiona
Meiklejohn Anka
Melvan Meg Melville
Annette Mercer
Deborah Merrett
Salvatore Messina Iris
Messmer Matthew
Meszaros Kim Metcalf
Rae Metcalf John
Meyer Pip Micalizzi
Con Michael AO
Markus Mikli Milena
Milan Pauline Milazzo
Rebecca Miles
Merilyn Millar Gavin
Miller Mark Miller
Leanne Milligan John
Mills Desmond Milner
Gregory Milner
Bradley Minchin
Michael Mischin MLC
Saurabh Mishra
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Anne Mitchell Gaynor and
Roderick Mitchell John
Mitchell
Linley Mitchell
Bob Mitson
Alice Moala
Ash Mohebbi
Khwaja Mohiuddin
Peter and Christine
Molinari Kerry Monick
Konrad and Diane Mony
De Kerloy
John Moore
Karen Moore
Lucy Moore
Richard Moore
Sarah Moore
Stephanie Moore
Tom Moore
Mark Mordini
Luigi Moreschi
Peter Morgan
Tony Morgan
Charl Morkel
Jonathan Morling
Daniel Morrell
Janelle Morris
Joanne Morris
Colleen Mortimer
Alan Morton AM
Craig Moulton
Nick Mountford
Kirk Mower
Joan Moyle
Richard Moyle
Ferdinando Muccilli
Terry Mueller
Ute and Andreas Mueller
Casey Mulder Bruce Mullan
Charles Muller Mark Muller
Paul Mullins
Kim Munckton
Richard Munro
Madhumita
Munshi John
Murphy
Joe Murphy Alice Murray
Douglas Murray OAM
Peter Murray
Michael Murrey
Brian Murton
Michael Musca
Giuseppe Muscara
Patricia Mwiragua
Paul Myler
Bala Nadarajah
Sydney Nade
Philip
Nakashima Tim
Nallipogu Hilaire
Natt
Geraldine
Naughton
Christopher Neale
Diana Neale
Ainalem Nega
Kate Negoescu
Mark Nelson
Brenda Newbey
Jan Newman
Mark Newman
David Newnes
Syahril Razak Neyaz
Ahmad
Andy Ng
Sier Yen
Ng Wendy
Ng
Ginny Ngok
Duc Nguyen Minh Nguyen
Ngoc-Hung Nguyen
Nhu Nguyen Nina and Hoa
Nguyen
Thu Nguyen Digna Nichols
Peter Nicholson AO Darryl and
Jennifer Nicol Linda Nicolay
Ian Noack Peter Nolin
Paul Norman Judith Nott
John Ntoumenopoulos
Brian Nugawela Jean Nunis
Lynette Nunn James
Nylander Randall Oates Liam
O’Bryan Susan O’Byrne
Russell O’Callaghan and
Elizabeth Walters
Rosemary Occhiuto Megan
O’Connor Thu Ha O’Connor
Shane O’Connor-Smith
Patricia O’Donnell Richard
O’Donnell Cathy O’Donovan
Stephen Oh
Mary O’Hara
Paul O’Hara
Tamara O’Keeffe
Nadia Okis
Doina Olaru
Tim O’Leary
Bobbie Oliver
Karen Oliver
Lynn Olssen
Taher Omari Amna
Omerhodzic Chiew Ong
Choo Gan Ong Dominic Ong
Frederic Ong
Wade Ormesher Warren
Ormsby Ken Orr and Fiona
Frazer Simon Osborne Allan
Osbourne Bob Osmetti
Maureen Osorio
Paul Ostergaard
Hendrik Overmeire
Wojciech Owczarek Cliff
Owen Neville Owen
Marjan Oxley
Joan OzanneSmith Ramfel
Pacifico Donald
Page
Debra Paisley
Kerry Paki
Mark Palandri
John Palfrey
Alex Panarese
Damir Panzich
Louis Papaelias
Vic Papanaoum
Esme Park
Gary Park
Kevin Parker
AC
Rod Parker
Daniel Parnell
Peter Parolo
Mal Parr
Kim Partridge
Scott Pasquill
Glenn
Paterson Jane
Paterson
Kim Paterson
Margaret Paterson
Michael Paterson
Dean Paton
Jillian Paton and
Jeremy Shervington Ruth
Paton Julie Patullo
Warren Pavey
Alan Payne PSM
Michael Payne
Richard Payne
Trevor Payne
Warren and Maureen Payne
Bob Pearce James and Eva
Pearce Kathy Pearson
Adrian Peck Vikki and
Rosina Pedalina
Karen Pedersen
Mohammad
Peermamode Richard
Pemberton and Sarah
Binns Marney and James
Penn
Simone and Gregory
Pennefather
Cheryl Penson Renae Pepper
Chantelle Pereira
Steve Pereira
Aveline
Perez Guy
Perkins
Robert Perriam
Claire Perrozzi
Joe Perrozzi
Angela Perry
Richard Perry
Zeke Pervan
Bernice Peters
Michael Pether
and
Yien-Peng Chin
Virginia Petracca
Constantine
Phatouros
Christopher Phillips
Jaime Phillips CitWA
and Connull Leslie
Sally Pickard
Jenny Pickering
Anne Pickworth and
Michael Holt Joan Piesse Ray
Piesse Rosanna Pietroniro
Deborah Pike Nevada Pingault
Alex Pittendrigh Marcella
Polain Ted Polglaze Jill Pollard
Margaret Pollett Joanne
Pollock Selvam Ponnuthurai
Raymond Pontague Yuet Yeng
Poon Teresa Porter David
Porzig Geoffrey Powell
Richard Power Jo Pownall
Malcolm Pratt Frank and
Julienne Prendergast Barry
Price Lorraine Price Christine
Prince Fiona Prince Jane
Prince Alexander Prins Morris
Prinsloo Bob Pritchard
Stephen Pritchard Neville
Probert Darcy Provatas
Geoffrey Pryde Joseph
Pugliese Vivi Purnomo
Theresa Putland David Pyne
William Quach Kevin Quadros
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Otto Quaglio Adrian Quan
Sing Warner Quarles De
Quarles Queen Elizabeth
II
Coronation Trust Lidia
Rabbone Siobhan Rae
Michael Rafferty Touhidur
Rahman Carlo Randazzo
Hilary Ranwala Colin
Raston Janina Rebeiro
Terry Redman MLA Paul
Reed Jennifer Reid
Michelle Reid and
Duncan Phillips Miriel
Reid Sharon Reutens
Gayelle Reynolds Hugh
Reynolds Irwin Reynolds
Robert Reynolds Paul
Richards Daniel
Richardson Katherine
Richardson Jonathan Rick
Monica Rietveld Timothy
Rigden Fiona Rigg Oriole
Riggall James Riley Mark
Rinaldi Barry Roberts Clint
Roberts Julienne Roberts
Duncan Robertson Glen
Robertson John N
Robertson John S
Robertson Alison Robins
John and Joan Robins
Clem Robinson David
Robinson AM Digby and
Alicia Robinson Ermie
Robinson Tony Robinson
Graeme Robson Gina
Rockett Ellen Roe Peter
Roga Audrey Rogers
Jenny Rogers Kenneth
Rogers Wim Rosbender
Rebecca Rose Keith Ross
Sam Rossi David Rossiter
Erin Round Andrew Rouse
Verna Rowbotham Sharon
Rowell Christopher
Rowling
Donald Rudderham
Graeme Rundle
Steven Rushforth
Aida Russell
John Rutherford
James Ryan
Matthew Ryan
Sean
Ryan Tony
Ryan Eric
Saare
David Sadleir AO Karen
Sagenschneider Stevan
Saicich Amanda
Sainsbury-Salis
Barry Saker
Isabel Salcedo
Jenny Sales
Jamie Salter Jos
Samuel
Christopher San
Kerry Sanderson AO
Richard and Sally
Sandover Bill Sands Saliba
Sassine
Alan Saunders
Lesley Saunders Sue
Saunders Lida Sayadelmi
Michael Saynor Jarred
Scagliotta Dirk
Schneiderheinze
Anne Scott
Pamela Seaman
Kevin Seaton
Choon Keat Seet
Alexander Segal
Melissa Seneque
Woon Fa Seng
Beau Sertorio
Ingrid Shack and
Cameron Platell
Lynette Shackles
Carol Shannon
D Sharbanee
Hema Sharda
Gavin Sharp
Kathleen Shaw
Russell
Shearing
Erica Shedley
Peter Shepherd
Jamie Sher
Belinda
Sheridan
John Sheridan
William Sheridan
Elisabeth Sherry
Lisa Shine
Douglas Short
Jenny Shub
Les Shub Ryan Sia
Steven Sia
Oliver
Sigmund
Frederick Sim
Karen Simmer Anne Simpson
Clint Simpson Darren Simpson
Marilyn Simpson Brett Sinclair
Robert Sing Bhajan Singh Manjit
Singh Neil Singh Gill Shy Siow
Richard Sisson Bruce Sivalingam
Elisa Skillen
Angela Skinner
Hartley Slater
Phillip Slattery
The Late Ralph Slatyer AC
Don Smallman
Linda
Smallwood John
Smart
David Smith
Erryn Smith
Geoff and Jan Smith
Grant Smith
Jenny
Smith
Naomi Smith
Patricia Smith
Richard Smith
Bradley Snell
Simon Snook
Moira Somers
Roland Soo
Julio Soria
Brian Soucie
Charles Southwood
Peter Spain
Ron Sparks
Stephen Spiers
Tom Spurling AM
Julie Staer
Gerrit Stafford
Myra Stanbury
Matthew
Stapleton Susan
Starcken Daniel
Stavely Ruth
Stephenson
Gregory and Robyn Sterrett
Sean Stevens
Chris Stevenson
Robert Stevenson
Allan Stewart
Caroline Stewart
Don and Lee Stewart
Glenn Stewart
Jan Stewart PSM
Janine Stewart
Noeline Stewart
Rachel Stewart-Wynne
Paul Stobie John Stocco
Graham Stockdale
Charlotte Stockwell
Carolyn Stokes
James Stokes
Peter Stokes
Robyn Stoney
Sasha Storm
Peter Story Gregory
Strang Brian Strempel
Lucia Strever Barry
Strickland Larissa StrkLingard
Pat and Tony Stroud
Jan Stuart
Kathryn Sturrock
Belinda Stutley Dayani
Subawickrama
James Suchy Joseph
Suchy Marina Sucur
Sainuddin Bin Sudar
Albert Sugianto
Kaoru Sugihara
John Sumara
Kate Sutherland
Eva Svanberg
Peter Swan
Robert Swan
Frank Sweeney
Joseph Sweet
Fiona Symonds
David Symons
Michael
Szczesny
Douglas Tait
Susan Takao
Fuaselela Tali
Ernie Tan Hock Leong
Tan
Kuan Cheng Tan
Marcus Tan
Suan Wee Tan
Thuan Tan
Wei Min Tan Peter
Tandy Pichai
Taneerananon Marilene
Tang Stephen Tang
Susan Tang
Christina Tanuadji
Mavis
Tassicker Isaac
Taubman
Janice Tay
Rodney
Tay Bill
Taylor
Godfrey Taylor
Ian Taylor
Kenneth
Taylor Noela
Taylor
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Sue Taylor
Jamie Tedeschi
Marco Tedeschi
Murray Tegart
Mark Teh Andrew
Tennent Lemmy
Teo Brian Teoh
Timothy Teoh
Liz Terracini
Elizabeth Tetlow
Simon Thackrah
Anne-Marie Thain
Priya Thalayasingam
Peggy
Thayer Dr
Theingi
Phil Thick
Kaye Thies
Michael
Thom Barb
Thomas
Phillip Thompson
Brian Thornber
Rob Thornton
Timothy Thornton
Vernon Thorpe
Neville Threlfall
Teng Thum
Ray Thurloe
Choon Tien
Paul Tiernan
Challis Tilbrook
Larry Tilbury
Trevor Tilley
Linda Tinning
Vinod Tiwari
Kenny To
Dion Todd
Ray Todd
Rita Tognini
Aik Ming Toh
Luke Toh
Michael Tolmie
Francis Tomas
Diana Tomazos
Wendy Tomlin
Shirley Tonkin
OAM Anna Too
Simon Torvaldsen
David Tout
Heath Townsend
Mary Townsend
Hugh Trahair
Hieu Tran
Teresa Tran
Brian Travers
Ivan Treagus
Lisa Trevena-Williams
Garry Trinder
Alfredo Trisula
Clive Trott
Helen Trowell
Belinda Truman
Jenny Tu
Michael Tucak
David Tunley AM
Patricia Turner
Neil Tweedie
Phil Twycross
Malcolm
Tyrer
Maria Uchanski
Judith Uren
Morly
Uttam
Nina Vagaja
Andras Vajda
Michael Valent Andries
Van Ballegooyen
Caroline and Frank van
Bockxmeer Jennifer
Van Bockxmeer Martin
Van Bueren Johannes
Van Burgel Leanne Van
der Weyde Wendy Van
Praag Toni Van Rijn
Rohan Vanden Driesen
Carolyn Vanderplank
Gina Varne and
Jeffrey Bremer
Mahendra
Vaswani
Giuseppe Verdile
Michael Verheggen
Royce Vermeulen
Anita Verne
Peter Veth and
Susan O’Connor
Barry Vieira Shyan
Vijayasekaran Thomas
Vinnicombe Jane von
Perger Fabienne
Vonarburg Diwaker
Voola Mark Vucak
Jason Waddell Geoffrey
Walker Ian Walker Joel
Walker Kerry Walker
David Wallace Barry
Walters Dianne Walton
Hong Wang Adrienne
Wanjberg Robert
Warburton Colin Ward
Glynn Ward Prue Ward
Bill and Louise Ward
Tanya Wardlaw David
Wares Anthony Warn
Robin Warren AC Wendy
Warren Matthew Warrier
Kenneth Washbourne
Stewart Washer Megan
Waterhouse Forbes
Watson Peter Watson
MLA
Rosalie Watson
Tatjana Watson
Shirley Watt
Howard Watts OAM
Michael Webb
Greg Webster
John Webster
Nicholas Mayman
Dorothy Wishart
Michael and Valerie Wishart
Bruce Wishaw
Cheryl Wee Debbie Wee
Michael Wee Yen Ling Wee Ian
Weir Jacqui Weir Natalie
Weissofner Suzanne and Tim
Welborn AO
Stephanie Withers
Marcin Wolski
Beverley Wong
Henry Wong JianNing Wong
Gavin Wells
Kathryn Wells
Russell West
Peter Weston
William Wettenhall
Malcolm Wham
Monique Wheatley
Buddy Wheaton
Christine Wheeler AO QC and
Gareth Gorman
Jean Whimp
Bradley Whisson
Elizabeth
White John
White Marc
White
Robyn and Loren White
Stephanie Whitehand
Iain Whitelaw Kelly-Anne
Whyte
Laurence Wong
Sharon Wong
Li Kim Woo
Graham Wood
Peter M Wood
Peter N Wood
Andrew Woolley
Susan Worley
Paul
Worthington
Alan Wright
Dominie Wright
Hui Qin Wu
Shu Hua Wu
Peter Wutchak Jiake Xu
Foon Lyn Yap
Christopher Yates
James Yates
Leon Yeap
Gareth Widger Simon Widjaja
Jim Wieland Christopher
Wiener Ian Wildy
Garry Wilkes
Heather Wilkie
Ron Wilkie
Christopher
Wilkins Geoff
Wilkinson
George Wilkinson, III
Vanessa
William Harvey
Williams
Janet Williams
Ken Williams
Kent Williams
Olwyn Williams
Betty Willmott
Johanna Wills Alexander
Willson Michael and
Margaret Willson Peter
Wilmot Anthony Wilson
Caroline Wilson Clayton
Wilson Garry Wilson
Georgina Wilson
Glenda Wilson
Gratton Wilson AO
Jonathan Wilson
Michael Wilson
Neil Wilson
Scott Wilson
Peter Winterton
Osra Wisbey
Wendy Wise and
Kok Cheun Yee
Boon Yeoh
William Yeung
Solene Yiklong
Jessica Yin
Debbie Yip and Paul Yuen
George Yip Kaori Yokochi
Soon Min Yong
Barbara York Main OAM
John Young
Xuan Li
Yow Robert
Yu
Elizabeth Yuncken
Laura Zagorski
Margaret Zanetti
Santino Zanotti
Frances Zewe
Hongjie Zhou
Andy Zorbas
Michael Zurzolo
Kathy Zvirblis
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UWA in their
wills.
Ana Africh Brian Atwell
Irwin Barrett-Lennard
fut
ure
beq
ues
t
don
ors
The University
of Western
Australia was
founded by a
bequest from Sir
John Winthrop
Hackett and the
following
generous
alumni and
friends have
followed in his
footsteps by
making
provision for
OAM
JP and
Berwine BarrettLennard Elizabeth
Bedford-Brown Sue
Boyd Don and Felicity
Bradshaw Gavan
Bromilow Kenneth
Churchward Alex Cohen
AO and
Agatha Cohen John and
Miriam Cohen Jack and
Diana Corston Norma
Curnow Paul Duncan
Meredith Eddington
Gerty Ewen Patricia
Farrant Maxine Gill John
Harriott Cleve and
Jennifer Hassell Donelle
Hennessy Penny
Herbert Margaret Herley
Betty Hlavacek Brian
Hodby
Gary
Hoffman
and Wendy
Erber
Janet Holmes a Court
AC
June Jones AM
Nelly Kleyn
Terry Larder
James Leedman AM
Sharmaine
Lenny
and
Leza Bridges
Andrew Lu OAM
Lance Maschmedt
Rae Metcalf
Tess Minett
Edwin Montgomery
Otto Pelczar
Mary Pusenjak
Graham and Peta Pyke
John Riviere
Kenneth
and
Alida
Rothwell
David Sinclair
Sandra Stevenson
Margie Treloar
Frank and Yee Sang
Welten
Helen Weston
Roma Wilson
real
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w
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bequ
ests
r
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c
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i
v
e
d
Estate of Margaret Braine
The University
recognises and
remembers
b
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Estate of Stella Dickinson
the following
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benefactors
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Estate of Robert Kilminster
Estate of Marjorie Le Souef
Estate of Harold Schenberg
Estate of Ainslie Telford
Estate of Christopher
Vargovic
46 | In recognItIon 2012
organisations
$50,000 and above
Agilent Technologies Asbestos Diseases Society of Australia ATCO Australia
Barrick Australia Pacific BHP Billiton
Buru Energy
Chevron Australia
Clinipath Pathology
Committee for Perth
Department of Water Friends of Breast
Cancer Research Mitsubishi Development Rio Tinto Tissue Therapies
TSW Analytical Woodside Energy
$10,000 – $49,999
ABM Resources AMEC
ANZ Banking Group
Apache Energy Architects Board of WA
Australian Dental Association (WA)
Australian Society of Orthodontists
Baxter Healthcare BDO Perth
Benthic Geotech
Brunel Energy BT Financial Group
Clough Limited Commonwealth Bank ConocoPhillips Australasia Country Women’s
Association of WA
Elders Limited First Quantum Minerals Galaxy Resources
Golder Associates HASSELL (Perth)
IUAES Minara Resources
Mitsubishi Corporation
Nestle Nutrition
Newmont Australia
Nutricia Australia Paladin Energy Parkinson’s Western Australia Pfizer Australia Roman Archaeology Group Rotary Club of Geraldton
Greenough Sandfire Resources Shire of Collie St Catherine’s College
Water Corporation Western Power
WRB Nominees
Zonta Club of Peel Region
$1,000 – $9,999
AECOM Australia Alcoa of Australia Allens
Alliance Francaise de Perth AMPLA Antofagasta Minerals Aquaterra ASX Group
Athlete’s Foot
Atteris Austral Bricks
Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists
(WA)
Australian Geomechanics Society
Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (WA)
Australian Medical Association (WA)
Australian Pharmaceutical Industries
BankWest
Bioline (Aust) Bouvard Earthmoving & Bobcats
Cameron Chisholm & Nicol (WA)
Catholic Development Fund CDM Australia
Central City Medical Centre Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA
City of Albany Cliffs Natural Resources Concrete Pipe Association
of Australasia
Cox Howlett & Bailey Woodland
Creamer Media CSBP Limited Danone
Dental Health Services
Dongara Denison Lions Club Dongara Denison Local Rag
Dymocks Booksellers
Economic Society of Australia (WA)
Engineers Australia (WA)
Family Law Practitioners’ Association
Ferrier Hodgson
Financial Integrity
Research Network Fluor Australia Gavin Jackson Cultural
Resource Management Geocrust Global Mining Services Gove Operations Great Southern Development
Commission Hatch (WA) Herbert Smith Freehills HWE Mining IChemE in Australia J P Kenny Jacaranda Management Jacobs Engineering Group Japanese
Association of WA
Johnson Winter & Slattery
Joondalup Health Campus
Kinetic Health King & Wood Mallesons KPMG Australia
Landcorp Lavan Legal
Leap Australia
Leonard Engineering Services
Link Oil & Gas Professionals Maple-Brown Abbott
Medical Developments International
MRXTechnologies Mt Romance Australia MWH
Nursing Services, Sir Charles
Gairdner Hospital Oceanica Consulting Orbital Corporation Orgment Consulting PCF Capital Group Peak Investment Partners Pennington Scott Perron
Group of Companies Perth Mint Australia Pharmaceutical Defence Pharmacy 777 Pipe Organ Plus
Professional Pharmacy
Services PwC Australia Pynt & Partners
Reserve Bank of Australia Resource Capital Funds
Rockwater
Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (WA)
Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists
Safehouse Habitats
(Australia)
Securities Industry Research
Centre of Asia-Pacific SGS Australia Sigma Pharmaceuticals
Sinclair Knight Merz
Swan Contract Personnel
T.E.E. Consultants
Technip Oceania
University Dental Student’s
Society University of Sydney University of Tasmania
URS Australia UWA Academic Staff
Association Viscount Plastics Walker Scientific
Wesfarmers
Western Australian Specialty Alloys Western Diagnostic Pathology
Wood & Grieve Engineers
$500-$999
AccentWest
ANSAC Anthropological Society of WA
Association of Consulting Architects of Australia (WA)
Australia-Japan Society (WA)
Australian & New Zealand Society for Geriatric Medicine (WA)
Australian & New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry (WA)
Australian Institute of International Affairs (WA)
Australian Podiatry Association (WA)
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Australian Society of
Endodontology
(SA)
Bayer Australia
Brans Antiques &
Art Bunbury
Cathedral
Grammar School
Criminal Lawyers’
Association
Earth Imprints Consulting
Ernst & Young
Fairway Finders Golfing Group
Ferguson Architects Human
Kinetics Australia Kerry Hill
Architects
Kott Gunning Lawyers
Lakeside Christian Church
Laminex Group Latro Lawyers
Lyons Architects
McConnell Dowell
Constructors (Aust)
MDA National Insurance
Mossenson Galleries
Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church Nagle Catholic College
National Australia Bank PFC
Past Players & Officials
Association
Pharmaceutical Society
of WA Pharmacy
Guild of Australia
Raytheon Australia
Rojan Advanced
Ceramics
Royal Australian and
New Zealand
College of
Obstetricians and
Gynaecologists
Rural Doctors’
Association of
WA Sally
JoystonBechal Study
Group
Society of Hospital
Pharmacists of Australia
Agilent
Technologies
Australia Andy Fairweather
Drafting
Australasian
College for
Emergency
Medicine (WA Faculty)
Australian
Association of
Social Workers
(WA) Australian
Society for
Microbiology (WA)
Australian Society
of Endodontology
(WA)
Sports Fever Subiaco
St John of God
Health Care Inc
Structerre Consulting Group
Taylor Woodings
Tesla Forum
Thales Australia
Tropical Water
Solutions UWA Sports
WA Classic Sounds WA
Department of Health
Wesley College
West Australian
Men’s Gathering
Western
Australian
Chinese Chamber
of Commerce
Up to $500
McCann
Architect
Gilbert + Tobin Lawyers
Gresley Abas Architects
Hartley Estate
Industrial
Relations
Society of WA
Inkanti Insight Wealth JCY
Marcus Collins Architect
Metso Minerals Australia
Mount Pleasant
Primary School Peter Hobbs
Architect Q3 Architecture
Ross McAndrew Architect
Royal
Australasian
College of
Physicians Royal
Australian
Chemical Institute
(WA) Siemens
(WA)
Ballast Financial Services
Bogong Ski Club Boral
Bricks
BP Kwinana Refinery
Child
and
Adolescent
Health Service
Civic Legal
CoPharmacy
Department of
Genetics,
Melbourne
University
Digirock
Donaldson +
Warn Frederick
Irwin Anglican
School Gerard
Australia
spaceagency: architects
Squire Sanders
St George’s College
Ten and Two Golf Group of
the Royal Perth Golf Club
University Engineers’ Club
Woodbury Boston
Primary School
WorleyParsons
If what I say resonates with you, it is merely because
we are both
branches
on the same tree.
w. B. yeats
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