White Bay Power Station Wins at the National Trust Heritage Awards

We're thrilled to announce that White Bay Power Station has been recognized at the prestigious National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards. This year's ceremony marked a special 30th anniversary, and White Bay Power Station’s revival took home the coveted Judges' Choice Award. 

The judge’s described the restoration project as a ‘once-in-a-lifetime conservation project of exceptional historical, technical, and social significance. This award is a true testament to the dedication and expertise of everyone involved in bringing White Bay Power Station back to life. 

“There was a lot to celebrate at this year’s special 30th Heritage Awards” said Debbie Mills, Chief Executive Officer of the National Trust (NSW). “Congratulations to all entrants and to this year’s winners.” 

Penny Sharpe, Minister for Heritage, commended the winners for their dedication to conserving and promoting heritage in NSW, saying “these projects are vital in ensuring our special places and stories are enjoyed for generations to come”. 

Frank Howarth AM PSM, Chair of the NSW Heritage Council, was impressed by the diversity across categories which recognised remarkable smaller private projects and impressive large-scale works. 

Patricia Laurie and Steven Meredith, Co-Chairs of the NSW Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee highlighted the authenticity of several winning projects, and their importance in increasing awareness of Aboriginal Heritage.