Wall of Fame

Class of 1990

Hand Cyclist

Inducted 2013

2005 – Winner of the Wild West Tour
2007 – Finished second in Italy 2007 World Championships hand cycling time trial
2008
- Won Italian Criterium Championship
- Australian Championship Winner in Tasmania,
Western Australia, Queensland, New South Wales
- 5 Gold, 3 Silver, 3 Bronze

Class of 1994

Doctor of Philosophy in Genetics

Inducted 2013

Dux Launceston College
National Scholarship Winner – Griffith University Bachelor of Science with advanced studies
Joe Segal prize for top student
Research fellowship on autism at University of Washington, Seattle

Class of 1962

Inducted 2013

1967 – Joined Tasmania Police
1980 – Highly commended for diligence and devotion to duty regarding a drug investigation
1985 – Awarded the National Medal
1988 – Promoted to Sergeant
1994 – Commendation for skill, diligence and searching for evidence regarding attempted bribery of a Member of Parliament
1996 – Highly Commended for courage, self restraint and professionalism regarding a violent armed offender in Launceston
1997 – Promoted to Inspector
2000 – Commissioner of Police’s Medal for Diligent and Ethical Service
2003 – Commanders Commendation for high level planning and organisation regarding Rugby World Cup match in Launceston
2008 – Queen’s Honours Award – Australian Police Medal
2009 – Excellence in Policing award – one awarded annually
2010 – Retired after 43 years of service

Class of 1995

Paralympian

Inducted 2013

Class of 1959

Diplomat

Inducted 2013

1970 Tasmanian Rhodes Scholar
Joined Department of Foreign Affairs in 1975
Positions included: Speechwriter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs; Head of Current Intelligence in the Office of National Assessments; First Assistant Secretary of the Europe and Americas Division; First Assistant Secretary of the Pacific, Middle East and Africa Division
Overseas assignments included High Commissioner in Apia, Western Samoa; High Commissioner in Colombo, Sri Lanka; Deputy High Commissioner in London, UK; Ambassador in Paris, France, with accreditation to Monaco, Morocco, Algeria, and Mauritania

Class of 2000

Cyclist

Inducted 2013

2010- Winner of Burnie Wheel Race – a race which has since been renamed in his memory.
Tasmanian Junior and Senior Road and Track representative 2002 – 2010
Multiple State Champion National Medallist
Outstanding enthusiasm and dedication to his sport

Class of 1992

New Horizons Tasmania

Inducted 2021

CEO of New Horizons Tasmania for over 15 years
Providing dynamic sport, recreation and social opportunities for Tasmanians of all ages with disability
Contributes nationally in inclusive sport and recreation leadership
Tasmanian Netball Representative
National & State Coach for Special Olympics Australia
Tasmanian Local Hero Finalist for Australian of the Year Awards 2016
Australia Day Young Citizen Award 2008
Graduate TCF Tasmanian Community Leaders Program 2018.