The Northern Territory Police Force proudly congratulates the recipients of the 2025 Administrator’s Medals, formally presented at Government House yesterday evening in recognition of outstanding dedication, professionalism, leadership and service across the Territory.
This year’s awardees represent the very best of who we are, reflecting the values and commitment that underpin the work of the Northern Territory Police Force each day.
Commissioner of police, Martin Dole APM commended the recipients, acknowledging their exceptional service and deep contribution to the people and communities of the Northern Territory.
“These members exemplify what it means to serve with integrity, respect and professionalism,” the Commissioner said.
“Each recipient has gone above and beyond in their commitment to their community, their colleagues, and the values of our organisation. Their dedication; whether through frontline policing, youth engagement, cultural leadership, crisis response or community support embodies the spirit of service that strengthens the Northern Territory Police Force.
We are incredibly proud of their achievements, and I congratulate each of them on this well-deserved recognition.”
The NT Police Force extends its congratulations to the NT Police Force recipients:
Administrator’s Medal for Police Officer of the Year
Senior Constable Csaba Boja – Nhulunbuy Police Station
Senior Constable Boja has served communities across the NT for more than 21 years, bringing unmatched compassion, cultural respect and professionalism to every role. His dedication—whether through complex investigations, responding to community crises or simply being the member who always steps up—is deeply valued by his colleagues and the Yolngu community he works alongside. His service is rooted in kindness, patience and genuine connection.
Administrator’s Medal for Police Auxiliary of the Year
Senior Police Auxiliary Heidi-Marie Lehmann – School-Based Police
Recognised through thirteen nominations, Senior Auxiliary Lehmann has made a remarkable difference in the lives of young Territorians at schools. Her care, presence and leadership within the school community have earned the trust of students, families and staff. Her professionalism, support, and commitment to guiding young people are exemplary.
Administrator’s Medal for Aboriginal Community Police Officer (ACPO) of the Year
Senior ACPO Brian Stanislaus – Casuarina Police Station
With nearly 20 years of service, Senior ACPO Stanislaus has demonstrated unmatched integrity, work ethic and compassion. His community leadership, extensive youth engagement, crisis response, mentoring and personal resilience make him an outstanding member of the organisation. His contribution to sport and youth development continues to influence young people across the NT.
Administrator’s Medal for Aboriginal Liaison Officer (ALO) of the Year
ALO Zelda Dhamarrandji – Galiwinku Police Station
ALO Dhamarrandji is a respected cultural leader whose guidance strengthens the relationship between NT Police and the Galiwinku community. Her advocacy, gentle leadership and deep understanding of community needs are invaluable. Her influence—particularly in women’s safety, youth empowerment and cultural connection—has had a profound positive impact across the community.
The Northern Territory Police Force once again congratulates the 2025 Administrator’s Awards recipients and acknowledges the significant contribution each has made to the Northern Territory community.
