1990 Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

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The 1990 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 11 June 1990 by the office of the Governor-General. [1] [2]

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The Birthday Honours were appointments by some of the 16 Commonwealth realms of Queen Elizabeth II to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by citizens of those countries. The Birthday Honours are awarded as part of the Queen's Official Birthday celebrations during the month of June.

Order of Australia

Companion (AC)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
His Excellency Archbishop Edward Idris Cassidy For service to the religion and to international affairs [1] [2]
Dr Basil Stuart Hetzel For service to Australian and world health, particularly in the field of human nutrition
George Howard Michell For service to the wool industry and to the arts
Emeritus Professor Nancy Fannie Millis, MBE For service to science, particularly in the field of microbiology and its application to industry
Professor Lawrie William Powell For service to medicine and medical research, particularly in the field of gastroenterology and liver disease
Sir Nicholas (Michael) Shehadie, OBE For service to the media, to sport and to the community
Emeritus Professor John Jamieson Carswell Smart For service to education, particularly in the field of philosophy
The Honourable John Halden Wootten, QC For service to human rights, to conservation, to legal education and to the law
Sir David (Ronald) Zeidler, CBE For service to science and technology, to business and to the community

Officer (AO)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
David Charles Keith AllenFor service to the natural gas industry [1] [2]
Graeme Emerson Bell, MBE For service to music, particularly jazz
Dr Joseph Brown, OBE For service to the community and the arts
Professor John Ralph BurtonFor service to resource engineering, particularly in the field of resource management education
Margaret Frances Carnegie, OAM For service to art, literature and to local history
The Honourable Joan Child For service to the Australian Parliament
Dr John Law Farrands, CB For service to science and technology
Thomas Brian FinnFor service to business, to industry and to education
James Timothy Gleeson, AM For service to art
Associate Professor Yasmine Gooneratne For service to literature and to education
John Bernard Gough, OBE For service to industry
Dr Gavan Griffith, QC For public service as Commonwealth Solicitor General
Marjorie Jackson-Nelson, MBE For service to community health and to sport
Professor Geoffrey Milton KellermanFor service to medical education, particularly in the field of biochemical research
Dr Elizabeth Nesta Marks For service to science, particularly in the field of entomology
Frederick William Millar, CBE For service to business and commerce and to the arts
Professor James Douglas Morrison For service to science, particularly in the field of physical chemistry, and to education
Robert Outterside For service to education
Keith William PearsonFor public service
Emeritus Professor Alfred Hurlstone PollardFor service to business, particularly in the field of accountancy, and to the community
Jennifer Joan RossFor service to community health, particularly in the field of haemophilia
The Honourable Susan Maree Ryan For service to the Australian Parliament
Reverend Dr John Fraser ScottFor service to learning
The Honourable Justice Ian Fitzharding SheppardFor service to higher education and to the law
Victor Smorgon For service to art, particularly as a benefactor
Loti Smorgon For service to art, particularly as a benefactor and fund raiser
Kenneth Charles TaeuberFor public service
John Casey Taylor For public service
Associate Professor Gillian TurnerFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of genetics
Wlodzimierz Wojak, MBE For service to multiculturalism and ethnic affairs

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyRear Admiral Anthony Michael Carwardine, AM For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Personnel) [1] [2]
ArmyMajor General John Stuart Baker, AM For service to the Australian Army, particularly as Director Joint Intelligence Organisation
Air ForceAir Vice-Marshal Brian John GrafFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff – Materiel
Air Commodore Thomas William O'Brien, AFC For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Chief of Staff Air Headquarters

Member (AM)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Elizabeth Anne AlexanderFor services to accountancy [1] [2]
Peter Richard Woolnough Allen For service to the performing arts, particularly as a song writer
Christopher Raymond BanksFor service to the housing industry and the community
Norman James BartonFor service to the sport of gliding
Dr Victor David BearFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of otolaryngology
Leon Joseph BeckerFor service to the media and the community
Percival James BellFor service to horse racing, particularly as Chairman of the Australian Jockey Club
Councillor Herbert Ross BoucherFor service to the community and local government
John Anthony Guy BrandFor service to architecture, particularly in the field of planning
Richard Edwin BrettFor service to the electrical and electronic industries
John Linton BriggsFor service to apiculture
Dr Robert Hallows BrownFor service to manufacturing engineering
Margaret Alison Cameron For service to library services, education and to ornithology
Ronald Patrick Casey, MBE For service to community health and sport
Elizabeth Ann Churcher For service to the arts, particularly in the field of arts administration and education
Dr Thomas Joseph ClaffeyFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of orthopaedic surgery
Maxwell Graham CoghlanFor service to education in the field of financial administration
Dr Peter Langtree ColvilleFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of rehabilitation and severe disability management
Associate Professor Graham George CraigFor service to dentistry
Brother Kevin Thomas CunninghamFor service to religion and education
John Victor DaniellFor service to the film and television industry
Marjory Winifred DavenportFor service to marine and civil engineering
The Honourable Ronald Davies For service to the Western Australian Parliament and to the community
Clyde Kenneth DickensFor service to accountancy
Ernest Ashly Dingo For service to the performing arts
Frances Hazel DonovanFor service to social work education and social welfare
Michael Philip DudmanFor service to music, particularly as an organist
Chief Magistrate John Milton DuganFor service to the law
Wilfred Francis EllisFor service to marine engineering and to naval architecture
Mancel Rose Ellis RobinsonFor service to education, particularly for children with learning disabilities
Edward Eugene Falk, OBE For service to small business
Patricia Edith FeilmanFor service to the community
Norman Graham Freudenberg For service to journalism, to parliament and to politics
Ellie Joan GaffneyFor service to the community, particularly the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
Maureen GilmartinFor service to the community through Catholic women's organisations
John Edward GrahamFor service to the housing industry
Robert Geoffrey Hewett GreenFor service to conservation and the environment
Marjorie Fay GrovesFor service to netball
Rodney Hall For service to the arts, particularly in the field of literature
Dr June Wanda HallidayFor service to medical science, particularly in the field of biochemical research
Norman James HalseFor public service and for service to agriculture
George Edward HamsFor public service, particularly in the field of telecommunications
Dr Douglas HardyFor service to medicine
Ronald James HesfordFor service to agriculture, and to the community
Rex Kelvin Hobcroft For service to music
Clifford Henry Hocking For service to the arts and to entertainment
James Colin HoskinFor service to education, particularly as Headmaster, James Ruse Agriculture High School and to the community
Phyllis Deirdre HylandFor service to netball
Gillian Hilma James For service to the Tasmanian Parliament and to the community
Levaun Mary JarvisFor service to the community
The Honourable Leslie Royston Johnson For service to the Australian Parliament, for public service, and for service to the Aboriginal community
Richard Colin JohnsonFor public service, particularly in the field of satellite communications
Gerasimos KaridisFor service to the building and construction industry and for service to the Greek community
Brian James KiddFor service to architecture and design, particularly for the needs of those with physical disabilities and the frail aged
Ethel Marion Lane, MBE For service to the community, particularly in the field of veterans' welfare
Reverend Canon Alan Arthur LangdonFor service to education, particularly in the field of Christian education
Malcolm MacGregor Baxter LathamFor service to architecture, particularly in the field of town planning
Clemens Theodor LeskeFor service to music
William Barrie LewisFor service to local government
Peter Nicholas ManettasFor service to the seafood export industry and to the Greek community
Commissioner Norman James MansiniFor service to industrial relations
Keith Douglas MarshallFor service to industrial relations
Reverend George Stanley Martin, MBE For service to the community, particularly in the field of social welfare
Angela Anne-Marie McAvoyFor service to the community, particularly as Founder President of the Australian Crohn's and Colitis Association
Peter Boyce MeulmanFor public service, particularly in the field of telecommunications
Edna Isabel MillsFor service to education
Necia Joy MocattaFor service to the community, particularly in the field of women's affairs
Eileen Margaret Pearce (Sister Victoire)For service to nursing, particularly in the field of palliative care
Michael Laurence PeckFor service to architecture, particularly in the field of education
Lawrence Vincent PedemontFor service to the community, particularly as member and president of the St Vincent de Paul Society of New South Wales
Edward Esben PetersenFor service to the community, particularly with the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind
Dr Bruce Henry Peterson, MC For service to medicine, particularly in the field of PSYCHIATRY, and to the community
Ivor Lennox PinkertonFor service to civil engineering
Riccardo PisaturoFor service to the cattle industry
Dr John Victor PossinghamFor service to science, particularly in the field of horticultural research
Barbara Mary PotterFor service to the community particularly in the field of aged welfare
Valerie Pratt For service to the community, particularly in the field of employment for women
Allan Francis RainbirdFor public service
Harold Adolphe SeeleyFor service to industry
James Glen ServiceFor service to the community
The Reverend Father Richard Daniel ShanahanFor service to religion and to the community
Tonia Louise Shand For public service
Dr Anthony James ShinkfieldFor service to education, particularly as Headmaster, St Peter's College, Adelaide
Robert George Smith, OAM For service to tourism, particularly through West Coast Pioneers Museum
Brother Walter Austin SmithFor service to education
Associate Professor Deane Oakford SouthgateFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of occupational health and safety
Andrew McDonald Taylor For service to the arts, particularly in the field of literature
His Honour Judge Barrie Ronald ThorleyFor service to the law and to rugby football
John Kevin Charles TwigdenFor service to primary industry, to local government and to the community
Vincent VolpeFor service to the Italian community
Gloria Dawn WalleyFor service to the Aboriginal community
Robert Bruce WhanFor service to primary industry and to the community

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyLieutenant Commander Rimgaudas Adolfas DiciunasFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the field of Marine Engineering while serving in HMAS Brisbane [1] [2]
Commander Denis William MoleFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly to the Submarine Arm
Captain Geoffrey Athol RoseFor service to the Royal Australian Navy as Project Manager, New Submarine Project
ArmyMajor Geoffrey William CarsonFor service to the Australian Army in the field of education
Brigadier Stephen Newman Gower For service to the Australian Army as the Commandant, Joint Services Staff College and Director General, Public Information
Brigadier Terence Henry HollandFor service to the Australian Army and to the Australian Defence Force as the Australian Defence Attaché, Indonesia
Lieutenant Colonel Peter John JohnsonFor service to the Australian Army in the field of logistics
Brigadier Graeme John LoughtonFor service to the Australian Army as Controller of Supply at Headquarters Logistic Command
Lieutenant Colonel Robert George Martin, RFD For service to the Australian Army as For service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer of the 1st/19th Battalion, The Royal New South Wales Regiment
Major Bruce MunchenbergFor service to the Australian Army as the Officer Commanding, The Royal Military College Band
Colonel Peter Andrew SibreeFor service to the Australian Army as Commandant of the Infantry Centre and Commander Singleton Military Area
Colonel Richard Douglas WarrenFor service to the Australian Army as the initial Commander of the Australian Contingent United Nations Transition Assistance Group, Namibia
Air ForceSquadron Leader Allan Peter GriffithFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Facilities Officer Base Squadron Tindal
Group Captain David John Leach, AFC For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the RAAF Commander Northern Area
Wing Commander Douglas William PeakFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer Movement Coordination Centre
Squadron Leader Gordon Ian PetkoffFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Integration and Software Flight Commander at No 292 Squadron RAAF Edinburgh
Flight Lieutenant David WeaverFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the project director of the Geographic Information System at the Central Photographic Establishment

Medal (OAM)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Dr Warwick Leslie AdamsFor service to medicine and to the community [1] [2]
Brian Walter AdamsFor service to the arts and entertainment industry
Eric John AhernFor service to the veterans
Arnold Neils AndersenFor service to the community
Anthony Peter AnnearFor service to lapidary
Alejandro ArellanoFor service to the Spanish community
Colonel Jack Neville Lucas Argent, OBE ED For service to rugby league football and to veterans
Peter Emanuel AroneyFor service to the Greek community
Jennifer Lesley AshtonFor service to the provision of aid and relief programmes in developing countries
Reginald AustinFor service to athletics, particularly sprinting
Frank BaguleyFor service to horticulture, particularly through the Victorian Flower Growers Association
John Michael BakerFor service to the sport of cricket
Judith Anne BauerFor service to music
Irene Jessie May BellFor service to women's affairs
Edward William BensonFor service to the community
Harold Lesley Bingham, BEM For service to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands Malay community
The Reverend Reginald Gray BirchFor service to the Australian Inland Mission
Lawrence Sydney BlackFor service to veterans
Peter Adam BlackFor service to the cattle industry and local government
Mary Anne BondFor service to youth employment schemes and to people with disabilities
John BoothFor service to the Public Service and to migrant assistance
Roy Willan BostockFor service to the community and local government
Victor John BrownFor service to the community
Dr Francis Esmond BrowneFor service to community health
James BurrowesFor service to the Royal Life Saving Society of Victoria
Meryl Olive BurtonFor service to the community, particularly through the Red Cross
Kevin Leslie ButtsworthFor service to veterans and to the Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade
Nancy Lorna BynonFor service to the community and to the aged
Sister Mary Alcantara ByrneFor service to nursing
James Archibald Hunter CameronFor service to scouting
Athanasia Nancy CaruanaFor service to the arts and promotion of Greek culture
Enid May ChannonFor service to the community
John William ClarkeFor service to youth and to community through the Uniting Church
Trevor Keith ColquhounFor service to the community
Margaret Elaine ConsidineFor service to hospital administration
Laurence Henry CoppingFor service to children's literature
Stanley Alfred CottierFor service to the conservation and the environment
Leslie Robert CrawfordFor service to the community, particularly through the Berry Silver Band
Joan Mavwin CrossFor service to sthletics administration
Vivian Lennon DaggFor service to veterans and to people with disabilities
Lily Catherine Margaret DaleFor service to the Royal Life Saving Society
Thelma Rosabel DanielFor service to the visually impaired
Joan Mary DeansFor service to nursing
Councillor John Francis DeppelerFor service to the community and local government
Allison Winning DicksonFor service to the community and tertiary education
Ruth Campion DircksFor service to science education
Shaun Patrick DobsonFor service to veterans
Charles Hoani Scott DollingFor service to primary industry, particularly sheep and wool production
Zelda DoonFor service to the community
Doris Nellie DuncanFor service to the fostering of international communities and for services to children
John Raymond Dyer For service to the sport of Australian rules football
Ronald Alec ElgarFor service to the public service
Clive Lindsay Fairbairn For service to the sport of cricket
Ronald Peter FallaFor service to the community and to the preservation of local history
Ronald Charles FerrierFor service to the community and to music
Councillor John David Livingstone FieldFor service to the community and to local government
Alfred Thomas FogartyFor service to the coal mining industry and to the community
Joyce FrenFor service to the community, particularly through Quota International
Margaret Anne GadsbyFor service to the Royal Life Saving Society
Bertram Clifford GallardFor service to the welfare of children and the aged
Dr Richard Banks GeevesFor service to the community, particularly the welfare of the aged
Gwenyth Ora GeorgeFor service to the aged, particularly through the Spiral Club
Joan Diana GillespieFor service to conservation particularly through the Royal Zoological Society of South Australia
Sister Winifred Jill GoddardFor service to the community particularly through child health services
Alan Murray GrahamFor service to the community and to tourism
Heather Dorothy GrayFor service to the care of the aged and to people with intellectual disabilities
Edward John GrinpukelFor service to local government and to the community
Bertie Bryce GunningFor service to local government and to primary industry
John Edward HainesFor service to veterans and to local government
Brian Ernest Phillips HallFor service to the community
Ernest Alfred Hammerton For service to rugby league football
Violet Kathleen HardieFor service to the community
Alfred Keith HarrisFor service to children in remote areas
Joseph HaslamFor service to the community, particularly the aged and to landscape gardening
Leonard George HawkettFor service to the community, particularly through toy making for charitable organisations
June Marie HealyFor service to veterans
Kenneth William HesseFor service to the care of the aged
Norman Frederick HetheringtonFor service to children's television programmes and puppetry
Norman Maxwell HillFor service to the community and to hockey
June Mary HodgsonFor service to the community and to local government
Harold Vincent Horner, DFC For service to lacrosse
Norman Lyle HoulahanFor service to local government
Roy Ronald HowardFor service to local government and to the community
Patricia Marie HughesFor service to community health
Barbara Ruth Stephen HuxtableFor service to the community
William James HynesFor service to Australian rules football
Kevin Raymond IcelyFor service to scouting
Edward Walter Jackson, BEM For service to veterans and their families
Leonard William JacobsonFor service to rugby league football particularly as a referee
Margaret Elizabeth JonesFor service to the community, particularly the aged
Nicolica JovanovicFor service to the Serbian community
Sydney Whittle Kay, ED For service to veterans
Leonie Margaret KelleherFor service to people suffering from Retinitis Pigmentosa
Ailsa Esme KellyFor service to speech therapy and to education
Gabrielle Pamela Joan KennardFor service to aviation
The Honourable James William Kennedy For service to local government to the Legislative Council of NSW and to the community
Stuart Lyle KerryFor service to the community
Dr Christine Anne KilhamFor service to education
Councillor Kevin John KirbyFor service to local government and to the community
Horace Raymond KnightFor service to charitable organisations
Leslie Robert LambertFor service to the community, particularly through Fire and Emergency Services
Gloria Noel Agnes LardelliFor service to people with visual and hearing impairments
Geoffrey Francis Lawson For service to cricket
Marion Rose LeFor service to the Indo-Chinese community
Joan Margaret LethbridgeFor service to veterans and to the community
Thomas Allan Melville LilburneFor service to primary industry, particularly sheep breeding
Kurt Edward Bernard LippmannFor service to the Jewish community
Dulcie Vivian LucasFor service to the community
Dr Sheila Amelia Gordon LungleyFor service to community medicine and to hospital administration
John Emmanuel LutmanFor service to local government and to the community
Jack Albert MaddoxFor service to the community
Reverend Henry Denis MadiganFor service to the community
Maroun Arthur MahboubFor service to the community and to veterans
Roy John Douglas MallinsonFor service to the community
Brendan Joseph ManionFor service to the road and transport industry
Thomas Charles MarrFor service to the community
Sidney Reginald MarshFor service to wrestling and to gymnastics
George Ewen MassonFor service to pipe band music
Gordon Brian McCormackFor public service, particularly to the fishing industry
Alexander John McCulloughFor service to the community and to local government
Owen Michael McDonaldFor service to people with intellectual disabilities
Joan Caroline McDonaldFor service to the community
Betty McLeanFor service to the arts and to the community
Elizabeth Joan McMickingFor service to the community
John Howard MiddletonFor public service
Leslie Thomas MilesFor service to the trade union movement
Beverley Ellen MitchellFor service to people with disabilities
Sibyl Elyne Keith Mitchell For service to children's literature
Bernice Fay Catherine MoleFor service to children, particularly as a foster mother
Barbara Mary MooreFor service to nursing
Purthanry Thanes Mary MoorhouseFor service to the community
John Davies MorganFor service to the Probus Club
Meron Elizabeth MorrisonFor service to the community
Ralston Albert MuggeFor service to scouting
Constable Robert Michael NewmanFor service to youth
Reverend Brian William NichollsFor service to the community, particularly through Lifeline
John Henry NiewandFor service to the community
Richard Colin NorrisFor public service through the advancement of community health
Peter H NorvillFor service to aviation
Fay Valentine OliverFor service to the Aboriginal education
John Mitchell OprayFor service to the community
Zacharias PanarettosFor service to the Greek community
Brian Francis Peake For service to Australian rules football
Brian Harold PengellyFor service to the education of children with disabilities
Beverley Ann PerrettFor service to the Adelaide Children's Hospital
Judith Ann PhelpsFor service to softball
Vanda PodravacFor public service and for service to migrant assistance
George PridannikoffFor public service and for service to migrant assistance
Elsie Grace PritchardFor service to the Girl Guides Association
Robert William ProvostFor service to veterans
Margaret Julia PryorFor service to the Save the Children Fund
George Robert QuinseyFor service to veterans
Nancy Una ReynoldsFor service to nursing education
Joyce Adeline RichardsonFor service to the welfare of the aged
Jonetani Dabea RikaFor service to the Aboriginal community
Rose Marie RobertsonFor service to community health
Stanley William RobinsFor service to cycling
Councillor Pamula Jean RobinsonFor service to local government and to conservation
Dorothy Edna Roche For service to lawn bowls
Leonard Stanley RuddFor service to the community and local government
Horst Egon SalomonFor service to conservation and the environment
William Maxwell ScottFor service to youth
Harold Gordon ScoullerFor service to veterans
Verlie June SeagroveFor service to sport for people with disabilities
Harry SeisFor service to the community
Janet SharpFor service to people with intellectual disabilities
Oliver Conrad ShaulFor service to the hospitality industry
Rosemary Margaret ShepherdFor service to the arts, particularly lace making
Stanley George Sismey For service to cricket
Clifford James SkillenFor service to the welfare of the aged
Hazel Laurel SkuceFor service to community and rural development in Indisa through the Australian Churches of Christ Overseas Mission
Beverley Helen Elizabeth SmithFor service to people with visual impairments and to nursing
Margaret Ann SmithFor service to community health
Nancy Emily SmithFor service to the community, particularly through the Missions to Seamen
Leila Bega SmithFor service to the community
Doris May SmithFor service to the community, particularly through music
Noreen Charlotte Marie SmithFor service to the Pony Club movement
Ellen Mari SmithFor service to the community
Lindsay Thomas StathamFor service to the community
Eric George Henry StephensonFor service to local government
Christine Isabel StewartFor service to children
Teresa Margaret Elizabeth StokesFor service to the preservation of local history, particularly through the Cunderdin Museum
John SuchowieckiFor service to the Polish community
Alan Peacey ThompsonFor service to local government
Councillor Eric Gordon ThompsonFor service to local government
Edward Elmars TiltinsFor service to small business and to manufacturing
Joy Vivienne TollFor service to children with learning disabilities
Sister Marie Tran-thi-nienFor service to the Vietnamese community to education
Desmond John TreacyFor service to primary school education
Patricia TrinickFor service to people with physical disabilities
Dulcie Irene TrobeFor service to the National Council of Jewish Women
Anthony Dale TurnbullFor service to harness racing
Richard Norman TwightFor service to surf life saving
Eric Stanley ValentineFor service to swimming
Edna Dorothy VawserFor service to community and rural development in India through the Australian Churches of Christ Overseas Mission
Kathleen Joan VennFor service to the community
Alfred Russell VilesFor service to veterans
John Mossman WaddellFor public service particularly through youth rehabilitation programmes
Charles John Arthur WadeFor service to the entertainment industry and to the community
Councillor Marie Therese WallaceFor service to local government and to the community
Francis Victor Charles WaltersFor service to the Australia-Japan Association of South Australia
The Honourable Hector Roy Ward For service to the Victorian Parliament, to sport and to the community
Thomas Ernest WardFor service to the Limbless Soldiers Association of Tasmania
Maxwell Howard WatermanFor service to ornithology
Neil Carnegie WatsonFor public service
Leila Anne WatsonFor service to the community
Florence Madge WattsFor service to the arts, particularly through the Nowra Players
Kevyn Parke Webb For service to rowing
Geoffrey Allan WebbFor service to the community
Veronica WellsFor service to the community, particularly through the Mount Royal Hospital for the Aged
Alvie Doris WilliamsFor service to the community through music
George John WillisFor service to the Police Citizens Youth Club
Shirley WintonFor service to netball
Roma Emma WoodFor service to people with hearing impairments
Joan Kathleen WoolleyFor service to the community
Thornton Edgar YagerFor service to the community
Robert Henry YatesFor service to local government and to the community

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyWarrant Officer Jeffrey Owen DettmanFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly during the introduction of the Pacific Patrol Boat in Papua New Guinea [1] [2]
Warrant Officer Colin Stanislaus DowdFor service to the Royal Australian Navy as Training Quality Officer in HMAS Cerberus
Warrant Officer Robin Shane GrayFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the field of maintenance development of combat anti-submarine weapon systems
Warrant Officer Patrick NaylerFor service to the Royal Australian Naval Reserve, particularly to the Brisbane Port Division in the Technical Branch, Diving Team and Reserves Recruiting
Chief Petty Officer Gregory David PearceFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the supervising chef of the Wardroom Galley in HMAS Stalwart
Chief Petty Officer Gary Edward SchluterFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Maintenance Coordinator and Slipway Dockmaster at HMAS Stirling
Warrant Officer Christine Anne WoottonFor service to the Royal Australian Navy in the field of Naval Communications
ArmyWarrant Officer Class One Graham John BrammerFor service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of the North Mobil Force
Warrant Officer Class Two Peter Maxwell BruceFor service to the Australian Army as the Finance Warrant Officer and Unit Pay Representative with the Australian Contingent, United Nations Transition Assistance Group, Namibia
Warrant Officer Class Two Steven Edward GillettFor service to the Australian Army in the field of repair and maintenance of Carrier Full Tracked Vehicles
Sergeant Barry James HalterFor service to the Australian Army in the field of nuclear, biological and chemical defence
Staff Sergeant Robert Richard KudybaFor service to the Australian Army as a member of the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Team in Pakistan
Warrant Officer Class Two Suzan Elizabeth MalliganFor service to the Australian Army Reserve in the field of administration
Warrant Officer Class One Trevor Ernest McKenzieFor service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of the Pilbara Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Lance ReevesFor service to the Australian Army in the area of Principal Item Management
Warrant Officer Class Two Rodney John TeagueFor service to the Australian Army as the Senior Supervising Pathology Technician/Instructor at the 1st Military Hospital
Warrant Officer Class Two William George ThomasFor service to the Australian Army Reserve as Company Sergeant Major with the 41st Battalion, The Royal New South Wales Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Keith Robert WalkerFor service to the Australian Army in the field of military music and bands
Warrant Officer Class One Graham Ronald WestFor service to the Australian Army in the field of computer management
Warrant Officer Class One Jeffrey Wayne YatesFor service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 2nd Signal Regiment Royal Australian Air Force
Air ForceCorporal Shayne John BainbridgeFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as an armament fitter at No 1 Central Ammunition Depot
Warrant Officer Terrence James BrownFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Engineer No75 Squadron
Leading Aircraftwoman Joan Marie ButlerFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as stenographer in the Directorate-General of Air Force Legal Services
Flight Sergeant Paul Francis FernandezFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warehousing Officer Base Squadron Pearce
Warrant Officer Gregory John HallFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer Engineer, HS748 Section Maintenance Squadron East Sale
Warrant Officer Ian John HudsonFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Marine Craft Crewman specialist advisor to the replacement Marine Craft Project
Sergeant Christopher David LawrenceFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, in particular for engineering duties on data communication systems as a member of Telecommunications Engineering Division
Sergeant Douglas Norman OldmeadowFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a Systems Analyst in the Directorate of Personnel Computing Systems—Air Force
Warrant Officer Colin Young WithenshawFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer in Charge of Laboratories Flight, Number 2 Aircraft Depot

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