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Awards & Scholarships

IPAA WA promotes, recognises and rewards excellence in public administration.

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Awards W.S. Lonnie Awards Achievement Awards Education Awards Young Professional Scholarships

IPAA WA promotes, recognises and rewards excellence in public administration through our prestigious Award programs and young professional scholarships.

Our Awards and Scholarships

W.S. Lonnie Awards

Recognising improved accountability standards, transparency, and overall excellence in annual reporting across the WA State Public Sector.

Young Professional Scholarships

Providing opportunities for young professionals to foster their interest in public administration and explore critical issues affecting their career prospects.

Achievement Awards

Celebrating the people, projects, initiatives, and programs which have contributed significantly to the public service or broader community.

Education Awards

Supporting the development of students interested in public administration and acknowledging those who excel in their chosen field of study.

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The Western Australia Institute of Public Administration Australia established in 1945, is a not-for-profit professional association which enables those with an interest in public administration and public sector reform to exchange ideas on trends, practices and innovations. Our purpose is to advance excellence in the public sector.

Institute of Public Administration Australia (WA)
ABN 23 762 167 128
Murdoch University
BITL Building (#461), Level 3
90 South Street
MURDOCH WA 6150
PO Box 288
BULL CREEK WA 6149

Phone: (08) 9360 1400

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IPAA WA acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

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