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- Prime Minister’s Prize for Science: Professor Richard Shine (The University of Sydney)
- Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation: Professor Michael Aitken (Capital Markets CRC)
- Prize for New Innovators: Dr Colin Hall (University of South Australia)
- Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year: Professor Richard Payne (The University of Sydney)
- Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year: Associate Professor Kerrie Wilson (University of Queensland)
- Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools: Ms Suzy Urbaniak (Kent Street Senior High School)
- Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools: Mr Gary Tilley (Seaforth Public School)
Prime Minister’s Prize for Science: Professor Richard Shine (The University of Sydney)
Rick Shine (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/WildBear)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Rick Shine (credit: Terri Shine)
Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation: Professor Michael Aitken (Capital Markets CRC)
Michael Aitken (Photo credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/WildBear)
Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year: Professor Richard Payne (The University of Sydney)
Richard Payne (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Richard Payne (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Richard Payne (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Richard Payne (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Richard Payne (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Prize for New Innovators: Dr Colin Hall (University of South Australia)
Colin Hall (Photo credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/WildBear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Colin Hall (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Frank Fenner Prize for Life Scientist of the Year: Associate Professor Kerrie Wilson (University of Queensland)
Kerrie Wilson (Photo credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/WildBear)
Kerrie Wilson (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Kerrie Wilson (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Kerrie Wilson with University of Queensland Vice-Chancellor Peter Høj
Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools: Ms Suzy Urbaniak (Kent Street Senior High School)
Suzy Urbaniak (Photo credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/WildBear)
Suzy Urbaniak (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Suzy Urbaniak (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Prime Minister’s Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Primary Schools: Mr Gary Tilley (Seaforth Public School)
Gary Tilley (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Gary Tilley (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Gary Tilley (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
Gary Tilley (credit: Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science/Wildbear)
