Penrith woman Robyn Taylor has been named as a finalist at the 2025 Women of the Year Awards.
She is nominated in the Aboriginal Woman of the Year category.
Taylor is involved in a number of Indigenous organisations in the Penrith area.
The Women of the Year Awards ceremony is the centrepiece event of NSW Women’s Week 2025, a week-long celebration from Sunday, March 2 until Saturday, March 8.
“The incredible group of 2025 finalists reflect how exceptional the women of New South Wales truly are,” Premier Chris Minns said.
“From doctors, academics and scientists to community leaders and advocates – each and every one of our finalists have gone above and beyond in their respective fields.
“On behalf of the NSW Government and our community, I congratulate each of the finalists, for you are all deserving of this recognition.”
Minister for Women, Jodie Harrison, said there were over 500 nominations across various categories.
“This year’s group come from all walks of life, from scientists and researchers to entrepreneurs and strong advocates to stop domestic and family violence. They come from all across New South Wales – from Sydney to Walgett,” she said.
“The NSW Women of the Year Awards is truly a leading recognition program, inspiring everyday women to reach their highest potential.”
Troy Dodds
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