| $10,000 Major Award | Overall excellence in recycled sculpture artwork with a 30% visual aluminium component | Richard Aitken, More than one thing |
| $5,000 Innovation Award | Use of repurposed (recycled) materials in an innovative or unexpected way | Scott Michell, Thirty Bike Flying Pike |
| $5,000 Sustainability Award | Artwork that supports the concept of sustainability in its message | Moira Fearby and Heloise Roberts, Insidious |
| $2,500 Maquette and Small Sculpture Award | Excellence in small-scale sculpture, creatively using recycled components | Neda Bahremand, Magician |
| $2,000 City of Rockingham Local Resident Award | Local artist residing in the Rockingham district | Kelly Robbins, Ficifolia |
| $500 Primary School Award | Awarded to the primary school that demonstrates overall excellence in sculpture through the use of recycled materials in an innovative way | Settlers Primary School, The Tides Can Change! |
| $500 Secondary School Award | Awarded to the secondary school that demonstrates overall excellence in sculpture through the use of recycled materials in an innovative way | SMYL Community College, How will you care for your ocean? |
| $1,000 People's Choice Award - Main Exhibition | Presented to the artist whose work receives the most votes from members of the public | Rachael Lemon, PeliCAN (not pelican't) |
| $500 People's Choice Award - Maquette and Small Sculpture Exhibition | Presented to the artist whose work receives the most votes from members of the public | Carol Clitheroe, Sail Away |
| $250 People's Choice Award - Schools Exhibition | Presented to the school whose work receives the most votes from members of the public | Settlers Primary School, The Tides Can Change! |