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                    Melbourne Awards – previous winners

                    Two award winners with the Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor
                    City of Melbourne congratulates the past winners of the Melbourne Awards.

                    Discover the stories behind each of the latest and previous years' winners of each category and Melburnian of the Year winners.

                    Winners from 2010 to 2022

                    • 2022 Aboriginal Melbourne – ganbu guljin Award

                      Djirri Djirri is the only Wurundjeri female dance group and are Traditional Custodians of Narrm (Melbourne) and surrounds.
                    • 2022 Arts and Events Award

                      The PHOTO 2022 International Festival of Photography was produced by Photo Australia in collaboration with over 50 cultural institutions, museums, galleries and universities.
                    • 2022 Community Award

                      Since 1975, Kensington Neighbourhood House (KNH) has been the heart of the Kensington community, providing a place where people of all abilities, backgrounds and ages can participate.
                    • 2022 Hospitality Award

                      Located on bustling Flinders Lane, Supernormal is a lively, modern Australian restaurant with a contemporary Japanese aesthetic.
                    • 2022 Knowledge and Innovation Award

                      The Conversation is the world's leading publisher of research-based news and analysis.
                    • 2022 LGBTIQ+ Award

                      Transfamily is a peer support group for family, partners, friends and loved ones of trans and gender diverse (TGD) people.
                    • 2022 Sustainability Award

                      Reground is a Melbourne-based social enterprise embedded in the circular economy.
                    • 2022 Urban Design Award

                      In June 2017, Kerstin Thompson Architects, in collaboration with BVN, was commissioned to re-imagine the Gothic Bank Complex at the corner of Queen Street and Collins Street.
                    • 2022 Melburnian of the Year

                      Antoinette Braybrook is a Kuku Yalanji woman born in Victoria on Wurundjeri country.
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                    Melbourne Awards Coordinator
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                    PO Box 1603
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