"Whether it be lifelong dedication to helping others every day or leading by example on matters which affect us all, they are truly making a difference." The following profiles and pictures of the South Australian nominees have been supplied by the National Australia Day Council, as organisers of the Australian of the Year Awards. "The Tasmanian nominees are making extraordinary contributions and are all passionate about what they do," Ms Brand said.
National Australia Day Council CEO Karlie Brand congratulated the nominees. They will then join other state and territory recipients as finalists for the national awards announced on January 25, 2022.
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The event will be available to watch online via livestream. The state's four award recipients for 2022 will be announced in a ceremony on October 29 at the Crowne Plaza Hobart. Tasmania's Grace Tame is the 2021 Australian of the Year. They are: They are among 129 people being recognised across all states and territories as part of the program, which began in 1960. The 16 Tasmanian residents in the running to be named the 2022 Tasmania Local Hero, Young Australian, Senior Australian or Australian of the Year have been announced.
Launceston Youth and Community Orchestra founder Margaret Hoban, George Town paramedic Michael Barrenger, Burnie-born documentary film-maker Craig Leeson and the founder of Devonport's Hope at St Paul's Kitchen, Paul Hosking, are among the nominees for the 2022 Tasmania Australian of the Year Awards.
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