IWD 2022 (Left to right) - Cr Tim Drylie, Heather Mutimer, Claire Culley, Cr Lesley Hewitt, Hon Catherine King MP, Joanne Pegg, Jack Pegg and Elaine Morrison
International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world on 8 March each year. The purpose of the day is to recognise women and their achievements.
In 2005, the Heather Mutimer Honour Roll was established to pay tribute to the women in the Hepburn Shire whose contributions, courage and examples have led to significant social change for women.
The roll provides a forum to acknowledge women who have made a difference in our Shire. By acknowledging these women, past and present, they become role models for generations to come.
Past recipients
2022 Recipients(DOCX, 199KB)
• Joanne Pegg
2021 Recipients(DOCX, 726KB)
2020 Recipients(DOCX, 336KB)
2019 Recipients(DOCX, 3MB)
2018 Recipients(DOCX, 477KB)
2017 Recipients(DOCX, 145KB)
2016 Recipients(DOCX, 26KB)
2015 Recipients(DOCX, 270KB)
2014 Recipients(DOCX, 47KB)
2013 Recipients(DOCX, 40KB)
2012 Recipients(DOCX, 38KB)
2011 Recipients(DOCX, 55KB)
2010 Recipients(DOCX, 227KB)
2009 Recipients(DOCX, 27KB)
2008 Recipients(DOCX, 45KB)
2007 Recipients(DOCX, 36KB)
2006 Recipients(DOCX, 46KB)
2005 Recipients(DOCX, 32KB)
Nomination process
We call for nominations in September/October each year. Nominations for 2023 have now closed.
The International Women's Day Honour Roll Advisory Committee makes recommendations to Council on up to five recipients each year. Posthumous nominations can also be submitted.
Nominations can be submitted under one or more of the following categories:
For further information read the current nomination form(DOCX, 116KB).