Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) awarded to Ms Roberta Louise Conroy
For service to the community of the Northern Beaches of Sydney.
Bayview Church Point Residents' Association
Northern Beaches Council (formerly Manly, Pittwater and Warringah councils)
Katandra Crown Land Bushland Sanctuary, NSW Department of Planning and Environment
Environment
Eramboo World Studies Centre
Community
Professional
Awards and Recognition include:
Greatest achievement - Bayview Church Point 'stairs' project
In 2019 Roberta was instrumental, along with the Bayview Church Point Residents' Association, in realising the new stairway trail from Bayview Heights to Church Point. The scenic walkway links Captain Hunter Road and Quarter Sessions Road and improves community and emergency connectivity. Roberta initiated and oversaw the entire project, working with Northern Beaches Council and the Construction Managers Fleetwood seeing it through to completion
Roberta Conroy Vice President of the Bayview Church Point Residents Association with Mayor Regan and Pittwater Councillors its official opening.
Lower section of the stairs through the beautiful natural bushland of Bayview Heights.
Rob Stokes, then MP for Pittwater stated, in adding his congratulations, ‘This is a great example of cooperation between the community, Council, and State Government – with funding assistance secured through the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership Program and the project delivered by Northern Beaches Council.’ On Wednesday March 4th, 2020 Member for Pittwater Rob Stokes announced passionate community advocate Roberta Conroy as the 2020 Pittwater Woman of the Year. "This award is a great way to acknowledge Roberta’s enormous contribution to our community,” Rob Stokes said.
The Hon. Rob Stokes, MP for Pittwater and Roberta Conroy, Vice-President of the Bayview Church Point Residents Association.