2025 Winners
The following entries were judged as winners of their applicable category for the Tasmanian State awards 2025.
- Mental Health and Wellbeing Award – RANT Arts – For ‘Pathways to Wellness – A FREE Community Training Opportunity in Mental Wellbeing and Resilience’
- Government Awards (Joint winners)
- Resilience Expert Advisory Group (REAG) – For ‘Uplifting Australia’s critical infrastructure resilience via the HealthCheckTool, Good Practice Guide, and CI Lunch and Learn’
- Tasmania Fire Service – For ‘ Tasmania Fire Service Bushfire Ready Challenge’
- Community Award – RSPCA Tasmania – For ‘From Local Innovation to National Strategy: Animals In Emergency Resilience’
- Local Government Award – City of Hobart – For ‘Sparking Conversations, Igniting Action – Greater Hobart Bushfire Resilience Project’
- Photography Award – Peter Rawlings – For ‘The Gorge at Peace’
2024 Winners
The following entries were judged as winners of their applicable category for the Tasmanian State awards 2024.
- Resilient Australia Community Award – Tasmania Fire Service – For ‘Bushfire Risk Reduction, Prevention and Infrastructure Upgrade’
- Resilient Australia Local Government Award – Latrobe Council – For ‘Devastating Floodwaters Unite a Community – Latrobe Council Flood Mitigation Project’
2023 Winners
The following entries were judged as winners of their applicable category for the Tasmanian State awards 2023.
- Resilient Australian Community Award – RANT Arts – For ‘Reclaim’
- Resilient Australia Australian Government Award – State Emergency Service – For ‘Tasmania Strategic Flood Map – Risk Assessment’
- Resilient Australia Mental Health and Wellbeing – RANT Arts – For ‘Harmony on Haig’
- Resilient Australia Business Award – University of Tasmania – For ‘Bushfires and Your Health: an online course for all Australians’
- Resilient Australia Photography Award – Blair Horgan – For ‘Family Matters’
2022 Winners
The following entries were judged as winners of their applicable category for the Tasmanian State awards 2022.
- Resilient Australia Community Award – RANT Arts – For ‘Connect 2 Create’
- Resilient Australia School Award – Springfield Gardens Primary School – For ‘Community Connections’
- Resilient Australia Local Government Award – Kentish Council – For ‘Lorinna Community Access’
- Resilient Australia Mental Health and Wellbeing – RANT Arts – For ‘Launceston Connect’
- Resilient Australia Photography Award – Rose-Anne Emmerton (SES) – For ‘Cracked but never broken’
2022 Highly Commended
The following entries were judged as highly commended of their applicable category for the Tasmanian State awards 2022:
- Resilient Australia Community Award – Emmerton Park Inc – For ‘Emmerton Park’