Australian Father of The Year Award - Past Recipients

Past Recipients

Awarded Name Notes
2011 Angus Houston Former Chief of the Defence Force
2010 Guy Cooper Former Chief Executive of the Taronga and Western Plains Zoos
2009 Li Cunxin Dancer
2008 Paul Roos Footballer
2007 David Koch Television Presenter
2006 Ron Delezio
2005 Steve Waugh Cricketer
2004 Prof Graeme Clark Cochlear Implant Developer
2003 Dr Karl Kruszelnicki Scientist
2002 Steve Vizard Media personality
2001 Jim Rafter
2000 Stephen Biddulph Parenting activist
1999 Slim Dusty Musician
1998 Kamahl Musician
1997 John Howard Prime Minister
1996 R.A Peter Sinclair Governor of New South Wales
1995 Mark Taylor Cricketer
1994 Sir James Hardy Americas Cup Sailor
1993 Michael Chugg Music promoter
1992 Bill Crews Minister
1991 Dr Bruce Shepherd Deaf Education
1990 Peter Doyle
1989 Ken Done
1988 R.A David Martin
1987 A.H Pollard Actuary and Statistician
1986 Gordon Moyes Politician
1985 Sir Ian Turbott
1984 Prof Peter Rowe
1983 Bobby Limb Entertainer
1982 Alan Davidson Cricketer
1981 Dr Bradney W Norington
1980 Jim Lees Police Commissioner
1979 Neil McLeod
1978 Sir Zelman Cowen Governor General
1977 Gary O'Callaghan Radio Presenter
1976 Malcolm Fraser Prime Minister
1975 Major General Alan Stretton Jointly
- Sir John Cornforth Jointly
1974 Sir John Kerr Governor General
1973 John Lloyd Waddy Politician
1972 Dr William McBride
1971 Sir William McMahon Prime Minister
1970 V.C. Fairfax
1969 W.M. Leonard
1968 Lord R. Casey Governor General
1967 Sir Lorimer Dods Children's health care
1966 Sir Roden Cutler Governor of New South Wales
1965 Bill Northam
1964 Sir Robert Menzies Prime Minister
1963 Leslie James Herron
1962 Sir Norman Gregg Ophthalmologist
1961 Adrian Curlewis Judge
1960 Colin Delaney
1959 Joseph Cahill Premier of New South Wales
1958 Harry Jensen Politician
1957 Sir Edward Hallstrom Businessman & philanthropist

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