Achievements and Awards
All our Scouting units have the opportunity to achieve specialized badges while participate in a number of activities. Below is a list of all our members who have achieved the highest level badge for their unit.
Joey Unit - Promise Challenge
To earn the Joey Scout Promise Challenge, Joey Scouts must complete a number of tasks demonstrating their understanding of the Promise. 2012 Jamie Peters
2018 James Petersen
2019 Daniel Harris
2019 Jaxon Appleby
2021 Lauchlan Harris
2021 Jasper Shield
Cub Unit - Grey Wolf Award
Cub Scouts who have earned their Gold Boomerang Badge, and a number of other badges can then complete further tasks including planning and leading a hike or day walk for a Group of Cub Scouts to receive the Grey Wolf Award. 2005 Luke Laukart
2005 Sharni Peters *
2006 Joshua Laukar
2008 Shannon Pauer
2011 Nickolas Franklin
2014 Leah Franklin
2015 Jamie Peters
2019 Ashley Davies
2021 Christeen Wilson
Scout Unit - Australian Scout Medallion
The Australian Scout Medallion can be earned by Scouts who have achieved their Adventurer Cord, and have demonstrated their Leadership abilities 2003 Brad Peters
2009 Sharni Peters
2019 Jamie Peters
Venture Unit - Queen's Scout Award
Venturer Scouts achieve the Queen’s Scout Award through completing requirements in Outdoor Activities, Community Involvement, Leadership Development and Personal Growth. 
1979 Robert Stent
1979 Gary Hedley
1979 Steven Heron
1979 Kevin Bullock
1979 Miles Corompt
1979 Daryll Evens
1979 Mark Davies
1980 Jaqueline Stent
1980 Ivan Sanders
1981 Andrew Rofe
1981 Graeme Henderson
1982 Mark Franklin
1982 Andrew Mellahn
1983 Tim Sanders
1984 Jon Franklin
1984 Karen Henderson
1985 Marianne Hallewas
1986 Diana Hallewas ---
1986 Ian Henderson
1991 Tim Hill
1992 Rodney Staggard
1994 Mathew Thomas
1994 Simon Hill
1995 James Garley
1996 Julia Fyfe
1997 Wendy Oakley
1996 Thomas Garley
1998 Brenden Jennion
2006 Brad Peters *
2012 Sharni Peters *
2014 Kieron Younger
2015 Joshua Daniel
Rover Unit - Baden Powell Award
Rover Scouts earn the Baden-Powell Scout Award through setting themselves a challenging task taking into consideration the Aims of Scouting.1992 Jon Franklin
2014 Brad Peters
W.F. Waters
1992 Jon Franklin
1998 Chris Crennan
1999 Bob Hill
2003 Mick Anton
2014 Brad Peters
2018 Shaun Smith
2018 Jess Spargo
Cub Scouts - Yellow Cord Award
1996 Rhion Pierce
1998 Nathan Mcgill
1998 Christopher Gilbert
1998 Kathryn Reidy
1998 Steven Collins
1998 Suzanne Stafford
1998 Patrick Donaldson
1999 Andrew Mccullough
1999 Tim Ryan
1999 Brad Peters *
2000 Ashley Scott
2000 Brian Kent
2001 Mitchell Groves
2001 Laura Donaldson
2001 Melissa Miles
2002 Daniel Waack
2002 Robert Warburton
2003 Simone Perry
2003 Isabella Kurz
2004 Kirsten Perry
2004 John White
2004 John Donaldson
2004 Mitchell Bowman
2005 Jacinta Waack
2005 Elise Fox
2005 Ebony Ruyter
2005 Anthony Kent
2005 Rohan Hawke
Silver Wattle
Awarded for outstanding service to Scouts Australia as an Adult Member in an active Leadership role, for a period of around ten to twelve years. ‘Outstanding service’ is defined as a performance at a consistently high standard, normally over a number of assignments, all of which have provided positive outcomes for Scouting. This person’s contribution to Scouting clearly stands out from that of his / her peer group.2017 Robyn Fairfull
2017 Jon Franklin
Silver Koala
Awarded for distinguished service to Scouts Australia as an Adult Member in an active Leadership role, for a period of around 14 to 16 years. It is expected that such distinguished service is at a consistently high level, normally over a number of assignments, resulting in a significant contribution to the wellbeing of Scouting and that the recipient is respected and highly regarded throughout the District / Region / Branch or Nationally.2019 Kieron Younger
2019 Lance Peters
Silver Emu
Awarded for further distinguished service to Scouts Australia by an Adult Member in an active Leadership role, for a period of at least four or five years since the Award of the Silver Koala. It is expected that such further distinguished service is at a consistently high level, over a number of assignments and at a number of levels within a Branch or at a National level, resulting in further significant contributions to the wellbeing of Scouting.
Silver Kangaroo
Awarded for eminent achievement and exceptional service to Scouts Australia by an Adult Member in an active Leadership role, over a long period, in a number of roles at various levels within the organisation, or for a unique and highly valued contribution to the wellbeing of Scouting.
Distinguished Service Award
Awarded for distinguished service to Scouts Australia as an Adult Member or Supporter for a period of around 18 to 20 years. It is expected that such distinguished service is at a consistently high level, providing significant and valuable support to a Group or higher Formation and that the recipient is respected and highly regarded throughout the District / Region / Branch or Nationally.
Outstanding Service Award
Awarded for outstanding service to Scouts Australia for a period of at least twelve years, to non-uniformed Members and Supporters.
Meritorious Service Award
Awarded to both Adult Members and Supporters for meritorious or praiseworthy service to Scouts Australia for a period of around six to eight years. ‘Meritorious Service’ is defined as performing to a higher standard for longer or more intensely, than would be reasonably expected.
Special Service Award
Awarded to both Adult Members and Supporters for the successful support, development or management of a Section or Formation, or for an intense contribution over a period of at least 12 months to the success of a major event or major activity. ‘Special Service’ is defined as making a noteworthy contribution in their role. This Award can be made in the first three year assignment / period of service.2017 Shane Lindsay 2019 Kieron Younger2019 Vicki Hoiles2019 Gael Peters