Constituent Services
Honours and Awards
Recognising the service of Australians who have made a significant contribution to our nation is important. Many people have contributed to our great nation in a range of fields and they deserve to be properly honoured.
The Order of Australia is administered by the Honours Secretariat at Government House.
Below you will find links to the application and nomination forms for the Order of Australia. Completed forms may be returned to my office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea for submission.
www.theorderofaustralia.asn.au
Recognising the service of Australians who have made a significant contribution to our nation is important. Many people have contributed to our great nation in a range of fields and they deserve to be properly honoured.
The Order of Australia is administered by the Honours Secretariat at Government House.
Below you will find links to the application and nomination forms for the Order of Australia. Completed forms may be returned to my office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea for submission.
www.theorderofaustralia.asn.au
Victorian Flags
Inga Peulich is able to provide Victorian and Australian Flags to schools, local councils, churches and other non-profit or benevolent community organisations, associations and groups.
An undertaking needs to be given that the flag will be correctly displayed from a flag pole on their premises, or on special public occasions, or in halls or meeting rooms.
If your organisation would like a Victorian Flag or like my office to arrange an Australian flag, please contact my office.
Inga Peulich is able to provide Victorian and Australian Flags to schools, local councils, churches and other non-profit or benevolent community organisations, associations and groups.
An undertaking needs to be given that the flag will be correctly displayed from a flag pole on their premises, or on special public occasions, or in halls or meeting rooms.
If your organisation would like a Victorian Flag or like my office to arrange an Australian flag, please contact my office.
Congratulatory Messages
Australians who are celebrating a milestone birthday or wedding anniversary can receive personal congratulations from the Premier, Governor-General or The Queen.
Who is eligible for a congratulatory message?
The Prime Minister will send a message of congratulations to people turning 90 years of age (or more).
The Queen and Governor-General will send a message on a 100th birthday.
On request, the Prime Minister and the Governor-General will write again every year and The Queen will write again every five years following the 100th Birthday.
The Prime Minister and Governor-General send messages to couples celebrating 50 years of marriage and subsequent wedding anniversaries.
The Queen will send messages to couples celebrating 60 years of marriage and will write every five years after that on request.
How do I arrange the message?
You can arrange a congratulatory message through the office of Inga Peulich by:
Calling the office on (03) 9772 1366; or
Visiting the electorate office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea.
If you are applying for a message on behalf of a relative or friend who lives in another electorate, their local federal member will be notified so they can send a message too.
You will need to complete this form and provide supporting documentation such as birth certificates or marriage certificates.
If these are not available you can provide a statutory declaration. Statutory declaration forms are available at any post office or on this link.
You can provide this supporting documentation by:
Faxing a copy to the electorate office on (03) 9772 4648; or Posting or hand delivering a copy to the electorate office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea VIC 3196.
Where appropriate, your request to the Premier will be passed on to the Governor-General and The Queen so you only have to make one application.
When should I arrange the message?
You can lodge a request for congratulatory messages up to two months before the celebration.
You can also request a belated message up to one month after the birthday or wedding anniversary has passed.
Where will the message be delivered?
Congratulatory messages can be posted directly to the recipient’s home address or alternatively to a care-of address (such as a friend or relative) for surprises.
Australians who are celebrating a milestone birthday or wedding anniversary can receive personal congratulations from the Premier, Governor-General or The Queen.
Who is eligible for a congratulatory message?
The Prime Minister will send a message of congratulations to people turning 90 years of age (or more).
The Queen and Governor-General will send a message on a 100th birthday.
On request, the Prime Minister and the Governor-General will write again every year and The Queen will write again every five years following the 100th Birthday.
The Prime Minister and Governor-General send messages to couples celebrating 50 years of marriage and subsequent wedding anniversaries.
The Queen will send messages to couples celebrating 60 years of marriage and will write every five years after that on request.
How do I arrange the message?
You can arrange a congratulatory message through the office of Inga Peulich by:
Calling the office on (03) 9772 1366; or
Visiting the electorate office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea.
If you are applying for a message on behalf of a relative or friend who lives in another electorate, their local federal member will be notified so they can send a message too.
You will need to complete this form and provide supporting documentation such as birth certificates or marriage certificates.
If these are not available you can provide a statutory declaration. Statutory declaration forms are available at any post office or on this link.
You can provide this supporting documentation by:
Faxing a copy to the electorate office on (03) 9772 4648; or Posting or hand delivering a copy to the electorate office at 376 Nepean Highway, Chelsea VIC 3196.
Where appropriate, your request to the Premier will be passed on to the Governor-General and The Queen so you only have to make one application.
When should I arrange the message?
You can lodge a request for congratulatory messages up to two months before the celebration.
You can also request a belated message up to one month after the birthday or wedding anniversary has passed.
Where will the message be delivered?
Congratulatory messages can be posted directly to the recipient’s home address or alternatively to a care-of address (such as a friend or relative) for surprises.
