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AMAHOF Management Committee
Logo of Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame Inc.
Executives
President	Anthony Hockley
Vice President	Zlatko Peter Kitak
Secretary	Colin Wee
Treasurer	Roland Winter
Directors
Peter Hunt
Steven Weston
David Gordon
New Zealand Representative
John Marrable
Australian Sokeship Council
Chairman	Edward Scharrer

The Australasian Martial Arts Hall of Fame Inc. founded in 1996 gives recognition to influential martial art practitioners throughout Australasia. The hall of fame recognizes those who make an outstanding contribution to martial arts, consistently demonstrate excellence, and unselfishly promote the growth of martial arts.

2024 inductees

2023 inductees

2022 inductees

2021 inductees

2020 inductees

2019 inductees

2018 inductees

2017 inductees

2016 inductees

Name	Award	System	State
Alan Rowe	Budoka of the Year	Aikido	Tasmania
Bill Johnson	Martial Artist of the Year	Close Combat Systems	New South Wales
Brenda Hum	Support to the Martial Arts	Health & Healing	South Australia
Doug Spear	Martial Artist of the Year	Karate/Kenjutsu	Western Australia
Kevin Prime	Budoka of the Year	Judo	Victoria
Malcolm Slade	Lifetime Achievement	Judo	Victoria
Robert Naumoski	Budoka of the Year	Brazilian Jiu Jitsu	New South Wales
Sam Gervasi	Lifetime Achievement	Martial Arts & Healing	Victoria
Terry Lim	Lifetime Achievement	Martial Arts	Victoria

2015 inductees

Name	Award	System	State
Anthony Ball	Lifetime Achievement	Martial Arts	Victoria
Bronilyn Smith	Lifetime Achievement	Aikido	Tasmania
Geoffrey Harrison	Budoka of the Year	San Chi Kai	Tasmania
Kathy Gangemi	Junior Development & Support of the Martial Arts	Martial Arts	Tasmania
Lynn Farmer	Budoka of the Year	Ju Jitsu	New South Wales
Roland Winter	Budoka of the Year	Zen Do Kai	New South Wales
Tim Waters	Lifetime Achievement	Aikido	Tasmania

2014 inductees

Name	System	State
Daniel Simmons	Judo	New South Wales
Danny McIntyre	Aikido	New Zealand
Denise Walker	Shotokan Karate	New Zealand
Graham Slater	Karate	Victoria
Julie Streeter	Karate	Queensland
Michael Keane	Judo	Victoria
Michelle Hext	Taekwondo	Victoria
Peter James	Kendo	Western Australia
Richard Norton (actor)	Karate	Victoria
Scott Teys	Karate	Australian Capital Territory

See also

• List of halls and walks of fame

References

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External links

• Official website

• Martial arts in Australia
• Sports halls of fame
• Halls of fame in Australia
• Awards established in 1996
• 1996 establishments in Australia