Australians of the Year Walk



Overview
The Australians of the Year Walk is a permanent record of the Australians selected to be Australian of the Year, Senior Australian of the Year, Young Australian of the Year and Local Hero. There is one plaque for each year of the award. The plaques are arranged chronologically, starting at the western end of the path near Commonwealth Avenue Bridge.
Search for the five metal strips that form the five stave lines of a music score. The plinths represent the notes to the music score of Advance Australia Fair, which can be read from West to East.
“Cheekybeak - Australian of the Year 1993”
This walk has improved! My highlight and the main feature of improvement was the newly awarded Australian of the Year 1993 - Cheekybeak (the Cockatoo). Last time I did this walk, this plaque was...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“Interesting walk along the lake”
I chanced upon this interesting walk along the side of the lake while doing a circular walk around part of the lake. It is interesting to see how the demographics of the winners have changed. Nice to...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“Great initiative and permanent recognition of these great Australian's contributions to this country.”
This monument consists of a series of bollards with plaques and photos on them of recipients of the various Australian of the Year Awards, which were first awarded in January 1961. The bollards are...
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