Awards

National Pearcey Awards

The National Pearcey Awards are Australia-wide awards recognising outstanding contributions to the Australian ICT industry.

Pearcey Medal for Lifetime Achievement

The Pearcey Medal is a prestigious annual award. It provides recognition to an individual who has demonstrated distinguished lifetime achievement and contribution to the development and growth of the ICT professions, research and industry.

• 2008 National Medal - Neville Roach AO
• 2007 National Medal - Roger Allen
• 2006 National Medal - Fiona Balfour
• 2005 National Medal - John O'Callaghan
• 2004 National Medal - Emeritus Professor John Bennett AO
• 2003 National Medal - Lyndsey Cattermole
• 2002 National Medal - Bill Caelli
• 2001 National Medal - Tony Benson (Vale 2006)
• 2000 National Medal - George Kepper
• 1999 National Medal - Trevor Robinson A.M. (Vale 2007)
• 1998 National Medal - Dr Peter Jones

Pearcey Hall of Fame

The Pearcey Hall of Fame includes the Pearcey Medallists, and up to two individuals in any one year, who have made very significant lifetime contributions into one or more of Australia's ICT Research, Industry, or Professional development.

• 2008 Hall of Fame - Clive Finkelstein and Dr Neil Weste
• 2007 Hall of Fame - Dr Rob Newman and John Puttick
• 2006 Hall of Fame - Cyril Brookes (Vale 2007) and Max Burnet
• 2005 Hall of Fame - Ashley Goldsworthy and John O'Neil
• 2004 Hall of Fame - Ormond Brown (Vale 2004), Ren Potts (Vale 2005) and Bob Bishop
• 2003 Hall of Fame - John O'Callaghan and David Hartley
• 2002 Hall of Fame - Robert Northcote (Vale 2007) and Phil Singleton (Vale 2007)
• 2001 Hall of Fame - John Bennett and Frank Hirst

National Pearcey Media Award for Journalistic Excellence

The National Pearcey Prize recognises excellence in journalism.

• 2004 Media Award - John Costello
• 2001 Media Award - Garry Barker

Pearcey National Award for Young Achievers

The National Pearcey Award for Young Achievers is awarded to one of the State Winners from the previous year who has demonstrated innovative and pioneering achievement and contribution to research and development within the ICT industry early in their career.

• 2007 National Award - Brett Hooker
• 2006 National Award - Luke Bereznicki
• 2005 National Award - Luke Howard