Awards 2024

Run by the Tourism Taskforce Western Sydney, winners were announced on 24 October:

• Platinum Winner - Best Visitor Economy Event - Night Visitation: "Most Blessed Nights"
• Gold Winner - Best Rated Cuisine - Hotels/Clubs/Restaurants:
  "Bellbird Dining and Bar, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre"
• Gold Winner - Events Campaign Awards - Councils: "Experience The World"
• Gold Winner - Best Multicultural Show/Event:
  "Motherland Africa"

Run by the Master Builders Association of NSW, winners were announced on 19 October:

• Public Buildings: $100 Million & Over - Liverpool Civic Place
  (this submission was lodged by Built)

Run by Multicultural NSW, winners were announced on 14 March:

• Experience the World in the category - Business Excellence – Local Government Medal

Run by Rainbow Crossing Inc, winners were announced on 7 September:

• Ali Naji in the category of sports (Special Needs)

Run by Keep Australia Beautiful NSW, winners were announced on 10 October:

• “The Croc” Mattress Shredding and Recycling in the category - Circular economy Award

Run by Local Government NSW, winners were announced 4 December:

• Alternative soil capping method for asbestos impacted land in the category - Asbestos Management - Division C

Run by Museums and Galleries of NSW, winners to be announced 21 November:

• Exilio (Exiled) Chile to South-West Sydney by Liverpool Regional Museum in the category - Exhibition Projects: Museums & Heritage – Small Organisations – 1-4 paid staff

Run by Local Government NSW, winners were announced on 1 August:

• Motherland African Festival in the category - Innovation in Special Events - Division C (population greater than 100,000 people)

Run by Keep Australia Beautiful NSW, winners were announced on 10 October:

• Liverpool Pioneers’ Memorial Park Remembrance Garden in the category - Heritage & Culture Award

Shared award with the Office of Australian War Graves.

Run by Museums and Galleries of NSW, winners were announced on 21 November:

• Summer Suite: Eddie Abd, Katy B Plummer & Leanne Tobin by the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre in the category - Exhibition Projects: Galleries- Medium – 6 or more paid staff

Run by the Western Sydney Community Forum, winners were announced on 30 May:

• Preparation for Australian Citizenship project at Liverpool City Library in the category - Outstanding Project – CALD Communities
• The Deed of Agreement between Liverpool City Council and Gandangara Local Aboriginal Land Council in the category - Outstanding First Nations Community Initiative

Run by Local Government Professionals NSW, winners were announced on 6 June:

• Liverpool Civic Place in the category - Asset and Infrastructure - Over $1.5 million – Population Over 150,000
• Edmondson Park Preschool in the category - Partnerships and Collaboration – Population Over 150,000

Run by The Urban Developer, winners were announced on 26 July:

• Liverpool Civic Place in the category - Excellence in Community Engagement (this submission was lodged by Built)

Run by the International Federation of Library Associations, the winner was announced on 7 October:

• Yellamundie Civic Place Library and Art Gallery – Was one of four international finalists (this submission was lodged by architecture firm fjcstudio)