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The Allister McLay Best Paper Award was set up following the passing of Allister McLay from EIT and is awarded each year at the conclusion of the WILNZ/NZACE conference. Recipients of the award have been:

  • 2020, conference postponed
  • 2019, no award made
  • 2018, Megan Roberts and Yvonne Wood
  • 2017, Sarah Snell and Catherine Snell-Siddle
  • 2016, Theresa Winchester Seeto and Anna Rowe
  • 2015, Joint Winners:
    • Aaron Steele and Sandra Cleland
    • Kathryn Mclachlan, Felicity Rawlings-Sanaei, Debbie Haski-Leventhal, Colina Mason, Rebecca Bilous
  • 2014, Catherine Snell-Siddle, Sarah Snell, and Aaron Steele
  • 2013, Theresa Winchester-Seeto, Anna Rowe and Jacqueline Mackaway
  • 2012, David Skelton
  • 2011, Karsten Zegwaard and Matthew Campbell
  • 2010, Murray Cullen
  • 2009, Matthew Campbell
  • 2008, Neil Haigh
  • 2007, Dave Hodges and Diana Ayling
allistermclayawardFormer NZACE Chairperson, Professor Richard Coll, presenting the 2010 Allister McLay Best Paper award to Murray Cullen

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