Medals awarded to local community members

by Brighton Council

Two members of the Brighton community received medals at the recent 2025 Australia Day Honours, Meritorious Service and Military Awards at Government House on Thursday 8 May.

Catherine McDonald was awarded a Public Service Medal for outstanding public service to the Tasmanian community, particularly those who are vulnerable and in financial distress or facing hardship. Hailing from Old Beach, Catherine was recognised for her work in managing financial support during the pandemic, the October 2022 floods and the Heating Allowance.

Curtis Ian Salter was awarded an Emergency Services Medal, recognising his contributions to leadership and training with the Tasmanian State Emergency Service (SES) for over 18 years.

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Medals awarded to local community members
Medals awarded to local community members
Medals awarded to local community members
Medals awarded to local community members
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