In September 1983, the WAPC (then known as the WA Philatelic Association – WAPA) established a philatelic award
known as the ‘E.M. Hasluck Medal’ in memory of the late E.M.
Hasluck and his fellow officers serving in the Colonial Post Office of Western Australia in the 19th century. In particular, the Award acknowledges the contribution of Hasluck and others to Post Office and Telegraph services during the Gold Rush era.
The WAPC appointed five trustees to administer the annual
selection of a worthy recipient of the Award.
Nominees should be persons resident in Western Australia who have given distinguished service to philately, past and present.
Nominees are selected based on considerations such as:
- Administration positions held and length of service;
- Specific contributions such as publishing articles or editing
newsletters; - Exhibiting collections at clubs and higher levels; and
- Generally promoting the hobby in WA.
Nominations close on September 1st each year.
Awardees to date: | |
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2023 | Ross Edwards |
2022 | Kevin Kealley |
2021 | Ken Moore |
2020 | Andrew Watson |
2019 | Denis Penfold |
2018 | Not awarded |
2017 | Keith Michaelson |
2016 | Michael Kouwen |
2015 | John Sutton |
2014 | Not awarded |
2013 | Trevor Lacy |
2012 | Bruce Haynes |
2011 | Glen Stafford |
2010 | Bernard Buckland |
2009 | Jeff Trinidad |
2008 | Peter Martin |
2007 | Brian Whittaker |
2006 | Brian Austin |
2005 | Jan Gane |
2004 | Penny Wells |
2003 | Harold Clay (dec.) |
2002 | Richard Vickers |
2001 | John DiBiase |
2000 | Robert Radley |
1999 | Graham Berry |
1998 | David Wood (dec.) |
1997 | Ross Wood |
1996 | Edward Hyde (dec.) |
1995 | Peter Stewart |
1994 | Geoff Elliott |
1993 | Dorrit Hunt (dec.) |
1992 | Phil Thomas (dec.) |
1991 | Lindsay Wilkinson (dec.) |
1990 | Arthur Pearce (dec.) |
1989 | Mavis Deathe (dec.) |
1988 | Arnold Creaser |
1987 | Gordon Darge (dec.) |
1986 | Ross Duberal |
1985 | Brian Pope |
1984 | Capt. George Owen (dec.) |
1983 | Myrna Hooker (dec.) |