TSANZ President Award
The TSANZ President’s Award is a prestigious award for an individual who has significantly contributed to promoting respiratory health in the community, particularly in the area of tobacco control, either in Australia or New Zealand.
TSANZ would like to congratulate the following Award winners.
TSANZ PRESIDENT AWARD WINNERS
Year | Winner |
2023 | Ms Letitia Harding – Raising public awareness and promoting school-based education on the dangers of E-cigarette/Vaping in New Zealand |
2022 | Mr Maurice Swanson OAM – Commitment to tobacco control |
2021 | Prof Brendan Murphy – Management of Covid-19 pandemic in Australia |
2020 | Prof Emily Banks – Research in tobacco control |
2019 | ASPIRE 2025 – Research for a tobacco-free Aotearoa |
2018 | Prof Matthew Peters – Head of Respiratory Medicine, Concord Repatriation General Hospital |
2017 | Dr Becky Freeman – School of Public Health, The University of Sydney |
2016 | Prof Billie Bonevski – School of Medicine & Public Health, The University of Newcastle |
2015 | Lachlan Wright – Cardiovascular Division, The George Institute for Global Health Australia |
2014 | Dr Bronwyn King – Epworth Radiation Oncology, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre |
2013 | The Hon. Nicola Roxon MP – Federal Member for Gellibrand |
2012 | Dr Andrew Penman AM – CEO of Cancer Council NSW |
2011 | Dr Smita Shah – Senior Career Medical Officer, Westmead Hospital |
2010 | Prof Mike Daube – Professor of Health Policy, Curtin University |
2009 | A/Prof Renee Bittoun – Brain & Mind Research Institute, USYD |
2008 | Dr Nigel Gray AO |
2007 | Dr Helen Glasgow – The Quit Group, NZ |
2006 | Prof Simon Chapman – School of Public Health, USYD |
2005 | Mr Brian McBride – Non Smoking Movement of Australia |
2004 | Ms Anne Jones – Action on Smoking & Health Australia |
2002 | The Hon J Thwaites MP – Minister for Health |
2001 | A/Prof Robyn Richmond – University of NSW |
2000 | The Rt Hon Helen Clark – Prime Minister of NZ |