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Faye Hoppitt Delegate of the Year 2025

Do you know an outstanding ANMF Workplace Delegate who deserves to be recognised for their hard work and dedication? Maybe they have helped you through a difficult workplace issue, offered support and advice when no one else would, or inspired an unprecedented number of members to sign up? We want to know about them.

Please nominate them for this year’s Faye Hoppitt Delegate of the Year Award.

It’s easy, go online and submit your nomination via the form below. The Faye Hoppitt Rep of the Year Award winner will be announced at our Biennial Delegates Conference Dinner held in Launceston on Thursday 26 June 2025. In addition to being recognised on the day, the successful Delegate will join past award winners on a plaque recognising their contribution, as well as be presented with a $500 cheque.

Nominations are now open

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    To be eligible to be awarded Delegate of the Year we need to know some details about the nominee and why you have put them up for selection.

Registrations for this year’s Biennial Delegates Conference are open. We encourage all ANMF Workplace Delegates to come along on Thursday 26 and Friday 27 June. The conference will be a great opportunity to network and learn from industry leaders.

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