Jazzy Lane Hair Salon’s owner Gay Hold accepted the Judy Antonio Memorial Award during the sold-out 6th Business DisABILITY Awards at the Empire Theatre Armitage Centre on Thursday 13 September. The award honours the legacy of Judy Antonio, the Awards’ founder, who lost her battle with motor neurone disease in 2016. Judy’s husband Mayor Paul Antonio presented the award recognising people and businesses who contribute in creating an inclusive workplace and community for all abilities. Gay employs and trains people with a disability at her salon including this year’s Elissa Flanagan ‘Aim High’ Scholarship co-winner, Rhiannon Graham.
Narelle Whitby, Chloe Maxwell, Grace Whitby, Mat Rogers, Tahlia Whitby, Megan Halliday, Michael Whitby, Rob Whitby, Rhiannon Graham & Emily Whitby
Megan Elliott, Prue MacSween, James Kleidon, Prue MacSween & Mat Rogers
Heather Smith, Chloe Maxwell, Mat Rogers, Prue MacSween & Paul Wilson
Chloe Maxwell, Mat Rogers, Tina Wilson & Paul Wilson
Jordan Wybone, Kay Dewar, Ashley Byers & Kathryn O’Brien
Chloe Maxwell, Mat Rogers & Colleen Stower
Christa Connolly, Tim Connolly, Jaclyn Bodt & Kym Lawson
Penny & Gus Hamilton
Lyndel Bunter, Jodie Collins, Gail Yates & Nerida Luck
Ben Horner, Natalie Hampson & Heather Smith
Andy & Maureen Burke
Christa Connolly, Jaclyn Bodt & Kym Lawson
Kim Burow, Katherine Lacey, Chop Muir, Kimberley Payne & Taylah Edwards
Hannah Whitsed, Sarah Walker & Brooke Kay
Abbey & Luke Dodds
Abbey Dodds, Gay Hold & Rhiannon Graham
Arthur Carpenter & Gay Hold
Kila & Hannah Xavier
Penny Hamilton, Kim Stokes & Cr Carol Taylor
Ann Nitschke, Andrew Thomas & Simon Jakins
Ann Nitschke & Simon Jakins
Prue MacSween, Paul Wilson & Tina Wilson
Lee-Anne Tomkinson, Prue MacSween, Tina Wilson & Colleen Stower
