James Fitzpatrick (Australia)

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James Fitzpatrick is an Australian medical science student at the University of New South Wales notable for his advocacy of rural and indigenous health issues.^[1] For his volunteer work concerning suicide and health of Australian youth, he received the 2001 Young Australian of the Year Award.^[1]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 "Young Australian of the Year 2007". National Australia Day Council. Retrieved 29 January 2014.

External links

James Fitzpatrick - Rural Health Advocate and Young Australian of the Year

Awards
Preceded by Ian Thorpe	Young Australian of the Year 2001	Succeeded by Scott Hocknull

Winners of the Young Australian of the Year Award

1979 Julie Sochacki
1980 Peter Hill
1981 Paul Radley
1982 Mark Ella
1983 Michael Waldock
1984 Jon Sieben
1985 Deahnne McIntyre
1986 Simone Young
1987 Marty Gauvin
1988 Duncan Armstrong
1989 Brendan Borellini
1990 Cathy Freeman
1991 Simon Fairweather
1992 Kieren Perkins
1993 no award
1994 Anna Bown
1995 Poppy King
1996 Rebecca Chambers
1997 Nova Peris
1998 Tan Le
1999 Bryan Gaensler
2000 Ian Thorpe
2001 James Fitzpatrick
2002 Scott Hocknull
2003 Lleyton Hewitt
2004 Hugh Evans
2005 Khoa Do
2006 Trisha Broadbridge
2007 Tania Major
2008 Casey Stoner
2009 Jonty Bush
2010 Mark Donaldson
2011 Jessica Watson
2012 Marita Cheng
2013 Akram Azimi
2014 Jacqueline Freney

Persondata
Name	Fitzpatrick, James
Alternative names
Short description	Australian medical doctor
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