It was a night of inspirational women and supportive people all round. This year’s NAWIC Awards for Excellence were no less impressive and motivating than usual.
September 11th, 2014
Individual excellence and exceptional teamwork has been recognised at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) NSW Chapter 2014 Awards for Excellence. The awards, held on Thursday 21 August at The Star in Sydney, were hosted by Deborah Hutton and featured a performance by the Australian Girls Choir.




















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