The 1994 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 13 June 1994 by the office of the Governor-General. [1] [2]
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.
| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Peter Stephen Wilenski, AO | For service to international relations and to public sector reform, particularly through fostering the implementation of social justice and equity principles | [1] [2] |
| Emeritus Professor Bernhard Hermann Neumann | For service to the advancement of research and teaching in mathematics | |
| His Excellency the Honourable Richard Elgin McGarvie, QC | For service to the Crown as Governor of Victoria, to the law and to the community | |
| The Honourable Nicholas Frank Greiner | For service to public sector reform and management and to the community |
| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Bernard John Amos, AM | For service to medicine and to the development and delivery of health care services in Australia and Asia | [1] [2] |
| Professor Norman Albert Beischer | For service in the fields of obstetrics and gyaecology and for clinical research into the causes and prevention of maternal and prenatal deaths | |
| Emeritus Professor John Charles Caldwell | For service to the discipline of demography and to population policy and research | |
| Emeritus Professor William John Campbell | For service to education as a researcher, teacher and administrator | |
| William Thomas Cooper | For service to art and to ornithology as a natural history artist | |
| Professor John Victor Malcolm Coppleson | For service to medicine in the field of gynaecology, particularly the prevention and treatment of gynaecological cancer | |
| Professor Julian Henry Disney | For service to the development of economic and social welfare policy and to the law | |
| Professor Marshall John Edwards | For service to veterinary education and to research in the field of teratology | |
| Dr Ruth Marcia English | For service to public health through the development of national food and nutrition policies | |
| Professor Richard Douglas Gordon | For service to medicine in the field of endocrine causes of hypertension | |
| Dr Nigel John Gray, AM | For service in the field of preventative medicine, particularly against cancer | |
| Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Colin Harcourt | For service to economic theory and to the history of economic thought | |
| Professor Laurence Thomas Hergenhan | For service to Australian literary scholarship and to education | |
| Associate Professor Michael Sydney Talbot Hobbs | For service to medicine in the field of public health through research and teaching | |
| Warwick John Hood | For service to the maritime industry as a naval architect | |
| David Alexander Hunt, QPM | For service to the South Australian Police Department and to the community | |
| The Honourable Mr Justice Geoffrey Alexander Kennedy | For service to the law, to education and to the community | |
| Dr Aila Inkeri Keto | For service to conservation, particularly through promoting the protection and management of the wet tropical rainforests of Queensland | |
| Yolanda Klempfner | For service to the community, particularly in the areas of tertiary education, youth and health | |
| Simon Sui-hee Lee | For service to the development of Australian-Asian trade relations and to the Chinese community | |
| Emeritus Professor Geoffrey William Lennon | For service to marine science, particularly in the field of sea level research and tidal predictions | |
| Dr John Kenneth Leslie | For service to agronomy, particularly crop science and to agriculture | |
| Keith William Lewis, CB | For service to the national programmes of research in the area of water resource management | |
| The Honourable Justice John Stanley Lockhart | For service to the law and to the community in the areas of education and the arts | |
| Kenneth Vincent Loughnan | For service to business and to telecommunications | |
| Dr Jakob Malmo | For service to veterinary science and education and to the dairy industry | |
| The Honourable Justice Jeffrey Allan Miles | For service to the law and to the community | |
| The Honourable Kevin Eugene Newman | For service to the community, particularly through the provision of health care services and the preservation of cultural heritage, and to the Australian Parliament | |
| Dr Connie Lynne Peck | For service to psychology and to peacemaking and conflict resolution theory and practice | |
| David Ford Scott | For service in the fields of social welfare, international aid and the environment | |
| Patricia Marietje Thomas | For service to the science of zoology in both research and teaching and to the development of the Australian Helminthological Collection | |
| Alastair Hugh Urquhart, CBE | For service to business and finance and to the community | |
| Edmund Marks (Wolfe) Visbord, OBE | For service to the public sector, particularly in the areas of economic reform and economic policy development | |
| Lawrence John Willett | For service to public administration, to education and to the community | |
| Dean Robert Wills, AM | For service to business and commerce and to the community |
| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Rear Admiral Alwynne Richard Owen Rowlands, RFD RD | For distinguished service and exceptional performance of duty to the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force, particularly as the Judge Advocate General | [1] [2] |
| Air Force | Air Vice Marshal Franklin David Cox | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff, Personnel and Resource Management |
| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Honourable Dr Nigel Drury Abbott | For service to the community, particularly through local government and to the Tasmanian Parliament | [1] [2] |
| Dr Ellis William Abrahams | For service to medicine, particularly in the control of tuberculosis | |
| Dr Ross McDonald Anderson | For service to neuropathology | |
| Murray Armstrong | For service to the development of the tourism and hospitality industry | |
| John Howard Barclay | For service to international relations in the Asian region, particularly through the provision of humanitarian relief to Nepal | |
| Peter George Barrack | For service to the community and industrial relations | |
| Dr Brian Harold Bartlett | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of dermatology | |
| Harry Baynes | For service to the banking industry, to business and to the community | |
| Timothy Gibson Bowden | For service to broadcasting | |
| Dr Mary Hector Bremner | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of ophthalmology and to the preservation of Australian flora and fauna | |
| Edmund George Capon | For service to the arts, particularly as Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales | |
| Raymond Thomas Chapman, MBE | For service to the community and philately | |
| The Right Reverend Adrian Owen Charles | For service to the community through the Anglican Church of Australia | |
| John Arthur Chiswell | For service to industry, particularly through the Furniture Manufactures Association of Australia | |
| John Ronald Coghlan | For service to the building and construction industry | |
| Dr Kenneth Ernest Collins | For service to public health in Australia and Asia | |
| Stephen Comino | For service to conservation and to law, particularly as it affects the environment | |
| Noel Alexander Crichton | For service to the printing and grafic arts industries and to training within these industries | |
| Donald Albert Cushion | For service to music and industrial relations through the Musicians Union of Australia | |
| David Anthony de Carvalho | For service to the law and to the community | |
| Nicholas Frederick Derera | For service to the development of the Australian cotton industry and the continued development of the Australian wheat industry | |
| Nigel Alexander Dick | For service to the media, particularly through television and to the community | |
| Mark Francis Dohrmann | For service to people with disabilities, particularly through the Technical Aid to the disabled | |
| Angus Alan Downie | For service to the disabled in Tasmania and as a member of the Disability Advisory Council of Australia | |
| Dr Aldo Victor Dreosti | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of anaesthesia | |
| Harold Charles Eagleton | For service to the Public Service | |
| Professor Creswell John Eastman | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of endocrinology | |
| Leslie John Eggington | For service to industrial relations | |
| Dr James Morrison Ellis | For service to medicine, particularly orthopaedic surgery | |
| John Brehmer Fairfax | For service to the community and to the media | |
| Dr Graeme Blatchford Frecker | For service to local government | |
| Kathleen Carina French | For service to the community | |
| Robert Fulton | For service to the sport of rugby league | |
| Eric Leslie Garner | For service to the resource development industry and to international trade | |
| Rosalie Gascoigne | For service to the arts, particularly as a sculptor | |
| Dr Cherry Joan Gertzel | For service to Australian/African relations as an educator, researcher and advisor to government and community air organisations | |
| Donald Morrison Grant, RFD | For service to surveying | |
| The Right Reverend James Alexander Grant | For service to the Anglican Church of Australia | |
| Malcolm Neil Forsyth Gray | For service to the vegetable processing industry and to the community | |
| Warren Albert Grimshaw | For service to education | |
| Henry Baynton (Joe) Gullett, MC | For service to the community, particularly through the National Trust, the Australian War Memorial Council and the Australian Parliament | |
| Eilene Hannan | For service to opera | |
| Leon De Witt Henry | For service to engineering, particularly through the management of water resources | |
| Dr Reuben Hertzberg, CBE | For service to ophthalmic research and training through the establishment of the Chair of Ophthalmology at the University of New South Wales | |
| Brian John Hill | For service to public administration, particularly in the areas of institutional reform and policy advice | |
| Robin Kenneth Hood | For service to sport | |
| Brigadier Ian Murray Hunter, CVO MBE | For service to the community, particularly through the Australian Red Cross Society | |
| Dr Brian Peter Hurley | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of nephrology | |
| Darvell Martin Hutchinson | For service to the community | |
| Lesley Anne Huxley | For service to the Nursing Mothers' Association of Australia | |
| Harvey Gordon Jacka | For public service | |
| Earl Bruester McDonald James | For service to surveying, to local government and to the community | |
| Theodore John Kannis, OBE BEM | For service to the community particularly through the Australian Pensioners League | |
| Lucy Napaljarri Kennedy | For service to the Yuendumu community | |
| Philip Christian Koperberg, BEM | For service to the community through co-ordinating and controlling the firefighting effort during the New South Wales bushfires of January 1994 | |
| Helen L'Orange | For service to women and to local government | |
| Gerhard (Gerry) Levy | For service to the Jewish community | |
| Kathleen Mary Lowe | For service to the community, particularly as Queensland and National President of the Meals On Wheels Service | |
| Helen Ann Lynch | For service to finance and banking | |
| Shirley Ma | For service to the Chinese community, particularly through the Chinese Elderly Welfare Society of Victoria | |
| John Robert Marsden | For service to the Law Society of New South Wales and to the community | |
| Professor John Duncan Mathews | For service to medical research | |
| Associate Professor Francis Thomas McDermott | For service to the community, particularly in accident prevention and treatment of road trauma victims | |
| Dr John Alexander McDonell | For service to education, particularly through the University of the Third Age | |
| Daniel Philip McElligott, MBE | For service to the community and to international relations | |
| Lyndall Alexandra McLean | For service to international relations | |
| Ronald Neville McLeod | For public service, particularly as Deputy Secretary of the Department of Defence | |
| Professor Constantine Agapitos Michael | For service to medicine and medical education, particularly in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology | |
| Robert Johnston Mierisch | For service to the building and construction industry and to the community | |
| Mary Patricia Miller | For service to the community, particularly to the physical and financial welfare of aged people | |
| The Honourable Brian Kirkwell Miller | For service to the Tasmanian Parliament and to the community | |
| Peter Richard Mitchell | For service to the community, particularly to youth and in the area of stroke research | |
| Stuart Gwyn Morgan | For service to the manufacturing industry and to the community | |
| Father Gregory John O'Kelly | For service to education, particularly as headmaster of St Ignatius College, Riverview | |
| Gerald Page-Hanify | For service to the telecommunications industry | |
| Dr William Robert Parker | For service to medicine in the area of orthopaedic surgery and orthopaedic education | |
| Joan Margaret Phipson | For service to children's literature | |
| Emeritus Professor Peter Clarence Reade | For service to dental medicine, surgery and education | |
| Professor Kenneth Bruce Reinhard | For service to art and to art education | |
| Judith Catherine Rodriguez | For service to Australian literature, particularly in the area of poetry | |
| Christine Anne Ronalds | For service to women, particularly in the area of anti-discrimination and affirmative action | |
| Norman John Rowe | For service to the community, to veterans and to the entertainment industry | |
| Dr Steven (Istvan) Salamon | For service to the sheep breeding industry, particularly in the area of artificial insemination and semen preservation | |
| John Desmond Singleton | For service to the community through personal support and fundraising activities for charitable, sporting and research organisations | |
| Jim Leonard Smith | For service to community health and to education | |
| The Honourable Justice Paul Leon Stein | For service to environment law and to the community | |
| Babette Stephens, MBE | For service to the performing arts | |
| Margaret Stewart | For service to the community as a patron of the arts, particularly through the National Gallery of Victoria | |
| Ronald Strahan | For service to zoology and to advancing understanding of Australia's natural biological heritage | |
| Henry Maurice Tankard | For service to the dried fruits industry | |
| The Honourable Justice James Burrows Thomas | For service to the law, particularly legal ethics and to music education | |
| Dr Gad Trevaks | For service to health care administration and to medicine | |
| Professor Barbara van Ernst | For service to education | |
| Dr Robert Lyn Vickery | For service to education and to the performing arts | |
| Kerry Ann Walker | For service to the performing arts | |
| Raymond Richard Walker | For service to community health | |
| Kevin Ernest Weldon | For service to the publishing industry and to water safety as President of World Life Saving | |
| Emeritus Professor Raymond Leslie Whitmore | For service to mining and metallurgical engineering and to engineering history, heritage and industrial archaeology | |
| Dr Maxwell John Whitten | For service to entomology | |
| Maurice John Williams | For service to business and industry | |
| Dr Pauline Wilson | For service to hospital administration and to medicine | |
| Emeritus Professor Bernard Christopher Wolff | For service to education and to the community | |
| Roger Corfield Anson Wotton | For service to the community and to the New South Wales Parliament |
| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Captain Crispin Fletcher George | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Commander, Naval Communications Station Harold E. Holt | [1] [2] |
| Commodore David York | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Chief of Logistics Naval Support Command | ||
| Army | Lieutenant Colonel Noel Geoffrey Adams | For service to the Australian Army, particularly in the 7th Signal Regiment | |
| Colonel Philip George Kearsley | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army in the field of base logistics and in particular materiel management and commercial support | ||
| Major Michael Joseph Kelly | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly as a legal officer with headquarters 1st division and on operations in Somalia | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel David Thomas Kings RFD | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army Reserve, particularly as the Commanding Officer of 6th Field Ambulance | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel Brian Wallace Millen | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly as Commanding Officer 1st Aviation Regiment | ||
| Brigadier Vivian Alexander Morgan | For distinguished service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army and in particular as Commander 2nd Military District and Chief of Staff Training Command | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel Michael Francis Peebles RFD | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army and in particular as Commanding Officer of the 4th/3rd Battalion The Royal New South Wales Regiment | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Bruce Sercombe | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the fields of education and training | ||
| Air Force | Wing Commander Peter John Bevan | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Commanding Officer No 1 Radar Surveillance Unit | |
| Group Captain James Wilson Downing | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Director Electronics Section, Defence Intelligence Organisation | ||
| Wing Commander Ronald Ian McDonald | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Commanding Officer No 1 Central Ammunition Depot | ||
| Squadron Leader James Young Walker | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Staff Officer in the Technical Trade Restructure Project | ||
| Wing Commander Gregory Douglas Weekes | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force and Australian Army, particularly as the Divisional Air Liaison Officer, Headquarters 1st Division |
| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Panagiota Katholiki Anastasas | For service to the Greek community | [1] [2] |
| Shirley Aldythea Andrews | For service to folklore through the study of Australian traditional social dancing | |
| Richard Albert Armitage | For service to vocational education and training in Victoria | |
| Frederick Clarence Armstrong | For service to the community, particularly through Maroondah Social Health Centre and the Copelen Child and Family Services | |
| Jean Alison Austin | For service to the community | |
| Kevin Ashley Bacon | For service to equestrian sport | |
| Helen Christina Baker | For service to children and adolescents with psychological disorders and special needs | |
| Ivan Baker | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Basil Anastase Baramilis | For service to the Greek community | |
| Wayne James Bennett | For service to the sport of rugby league, particularly as coach of the Brisbane Broncos | |
| William Scott Best | For service to the care of the aged | |
| John David Bishop | For service to music education, particularly through the South Australian Music Camp Association | |
| Edward Richard Webster Blackmore, MBE | For service to the Queensland Blinded Soldier's Association | |
| Lavanda Gordon Blakeney | For service to the community | |
| Joyce Lillian Blewitt | For service to music education | |
| Dr John Frank Boas | For service to sport, particularly as an athletics coach | |
| Laima Bogens | For service to the Ethnic Communities Council of South Australia, particularly in the area of aged support services | |
| Colin John Bond | For service to motor sport | |
| Roy George Bradshaw | For service to the community and local government | |
| Donald Gillies Browne, MBE | For service to veterans | |
| Ian Sterry Browne | For service to cycling | |
| Glenis Beverley Bryan | For service to the hearing impaired | |
| Lina Bryans | For service to the arts as a modernist painter | |
| Reginald Bryant | For service to the community | |
| Beverley Joan Byron | For service to the community | |
| Kelvin Pattison Carr | For service to the community, particularly through the Uniting Church and Rotary International | |
| Sister Scholastica Josefine Carrillo | For service to the Aboriginal community at Kalumburu Mission | |
| Nell Challingsworth | For services to the performing arts in the field of dance | |
| Terri Charlesworth | For service to ballet and the teaching of classical dance | |
| Shirley Jean Cheshire | For service to women, particularly through the National Council of Women of Victoria and to youth | |
| Peter Campbell Church | For service to the promotion of business relations between Australia and the South East Asian region | |
| Sister Mary Visitation Cidad | For service to the Aboriginal community at Lakumburu Mission | |
| Patricia Clare Clough | For service to the community, particularly through the Catholic Women's League | |
| Daniel Albert Cole | For service to veterans | |
| Tjikalyi Collins | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Peter Bertram Colthup | For service to athletics, particularly the Victorian Veteran's Athletic Club | |
| Maxwell Gordon Colwell | For service to Australian literature | |
| Estelle Wren Cooper | For service to the community, particularly through the Ku-ring-gai Old People's Welfare Association | |
| Leslie Gordon Cowie | For service to the sport of rugby league football | |
| Vincent Arthur Crow | For service to heritage conservation | |
| James Trevor Dagley | For service to the community | |
| Judith Ann Dau | For service to the community, particularly the emotional well-being of aged and isolated people | |
| Patricia May Davies | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Geraldine Rosalie Davis | For service to the sport of target rifle shooting and to the community | |
| Donald Francis de San Miguel | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Ian Christopher Diehm | For service to the RSPCA, Queensland | |
| Kevin Donald | For service to youth | |
| Stanley Thomas Downs | For service to the community and local government | |
| Patricia Mary Dryden | For service to the Girl Guides Association, Queensland | |
| Nigel Adrian Du Pre Chamier | For service to the real estate and property industry | |
| Ruth Kathleen Dunbar | For service to music, particularly Australian jazz, and to the community | |
| Arthur Chiswell Dutch | For service to the Scout Association of Australia | |
| Ninette Clarice Dutton | For service to the community and to the arts as an artist, particularly as an enameller | |
| Jill Denise Earner | For service to distance education | |
| Ramon Gary Epstein | For service to the sport of weightlifting and to people with physical disabilities | |
| The Reverend Father James Michael Esler | For service to the Roman Cathloic Church and to theological education | |
| Douglas Edward Fahey | For service to industry, particularly the National Plastics and Rubber Industry Training Council | |
| Robert Hilson Fisher | For service to entomology, particularly through the conservation of endangered species of butterflies in SA | |
| Cyril Flood | For service to the community, particularly through fundraising for charitable organisations | |
| Keep Fong | For service to the Chinese community | |
| Raymond Patrick Foster | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Wilton Foster | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Donald Fraser | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Max Frost | For service to veterans | |
| Joseph Richard Gailey | For service to the community, particularly the welfare of cancer patients | |
| Brother Michael Basil Gallagher | For service to education | |
| Frank Gardner | For service to driver education and motor sport | |
| John Garfield | For service to the community as an entertainer and compere assisting organisations with fundraising | |
| Nancy Russell Gemmell | For service to conservation, local history and the community | |
| Dr Edward John Giblin | For service to the community | |
| Richard James Gill | For service to music education | |
| Lyle John Gilligan | For service to the community | |
| Brian Robert Golledge | For service to junior soccer | |
| Frederick Spencer Grace | For service to the sport of rowing | |
| Councillor Peter Graham | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Sydney Matthew Grant, DFC | For service to veterans and to the community | |
| Elsa Noeline Braham Gray | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Irvine Heber Green | For service to community history, particularly through the Doncaster/Templestowe Society | |
| Therese Maryann Greenslade | For service to the aged | |
| Alexander John Grieve | For service to community music | |
| Anne Mcfadden Haines | For service to women, particularly through the War Widows Guild of Australia | |
| Barry Richard Halpin | For service to community health and to hospital administration | |
| Betty Thelma Handley | For service to scouting and to the Anglican Church of Australia | |
| Oriel Ethel Handley | For service to education through Moreton Bay College Wynnum | |
| Colin William Harman | For service to the preservation of native orchids and ferns and to the Green Mountains Botanic Gardens | |
| Audrey Jean Harris | For service to women's lawn bowls | |
| Joseph Wesley Hawkins | For service to the Pony Club movement and to Riding for the Disabled, Wagga Wagga | |
| Donald William Hayden | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Kenneth William Hayes | For service to farm management and to land regeneration | |
| Gwenyth Whitmee Hazelton | For service to the community | |
| Henry John Heath, RFD VRD | For service to veterans, particularly through the Naval Association of Queensland | |
| Walter Henry Heinz | For service to aged people, to sport and to the Anglican Church of Australia | |
| Douglas Ray Henderson | For service to conservation, to sport and to the community | |
| Elaine Henry | For service to community health, particularly as Executive Director of the New South Wales Cancer Council | |
| Norman Stanley Herold | For service to the West Australian State Emergency Service and to the community | |
| William Thomas Hill | For service to the pastoral industry | |
| Lancelot Thomas Hogg | For service to accountancy and to the Baptist Union of Queensland | |
| Albert Cecil Howard | For service to golf | |
| Vera Doreen Humphrey | For service to the Gulgong District Hospital and to the community | |
| Nancy Iredale | For service to animal welfare, particularly through the Cat Protection Society of NSW | |
| Norman Bambling Jackson | For service to the broadcasting industry and to the community | |
| Constance Waratah Jasinskas | For service to the community | |
| Ronald Arthur Jenkins | For service to cycling | |
| Ruth May Jensen | For service to the emotional and psychological needs of children in hospital through the "Ward Grannies" scheme at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children | |
| Oliver Merlyn Jones, ED | For service to the Cambodian people of Western Australia, to sport and to the community | |
| William Jules Joris | For service to children, particularly through the Christian Children's Fund of Australia | |
| Atunaisa Otutoa Kalamafoni | For service to homeless youth | |
| Janice Ann Kelly | For service to the community | |
| Richard George Kerr | For service to the Vietnamese community and to business | |
| Alison Robyn Kerr-Jones | For service to education and to the community | |
| James Sidney Kerrigan | For service to community health | |
| Anthony Albert King | For service to arts administration | |
| John Ferris Kirkpatrick | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Rosetta Kleem | For service to veterans and to ex-servicewomen | |
| Brent Peter Lacey | For service to community health, particularly through the Red Ribbon Project | |
| George Lakis | For service to the Greek community | |
| Erminio Antonio Lamarra | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Andrew Alfred Lavers | For service to the community health, as founder of the Alzheimer's Association of Western Australia | |
| Myra Jean Law | For service to community music | |
| Sylvia Laxton | For service to the Country Women's Association of Queensland | |
| Letitia Anne Leach | For service to community service groups, particularly the Australian Red Cross Society | |
| Marjorie Leitch | For service to the Gympie State High School and Parents and Citizens Association | |
| Patricia Evelyn Lemcke | For service to arts administration | |
| Geoffrey Henry Lemcke | For service to arts administration | |
| Ronald Hugh Lewis | For service to the community and to the public health system | |
| James Francis Logan | For service to the community | |
| Dr Thomas Brendan Lynch | For service to medicine | |
| Kenneth Forbes Macdonald | For service to Australian rules football | |
| Donald George Mackrill | For service to fire and emergency services | |
| Patricia Mary Maguire | For service to the Society of St Vincent de Paul | |
| Rose Manches | For service to children with physical disabilities | |
| John Alexander Martin | For service to emergency services and to local government | |
| Peter Addison Masters | For service to youth through the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme | |
| James Roy Masters | For service to conservation and the environment | |
| Allen Joseph Matthews | For service to local government | |
| Dorothy May McCallum | For service to the community | |
| William Watson McColl | For service to the promotion of the Australian entertainment industry and to the media | |
| John Albert McCormack | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Vivienne Frances McCutcheon | For service to the community in the fields of social welfare, education and health | |
| Duncan James McDonald | For service to the community and to local government | |
| William Angus McDonald | For service to local government | |
| Anthony Michael McGrane | For service to local government, to industry development and to the community | |
| Heather McGregor | For service to the protection of women and children subjected to domestic violence | |
| Alec Frederick McIntosh | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Brother Steven David McLaughlin | For service to education as Principal of St Joseph's College (Nudgee College) and to the community | |
| Heather Aida McManis | For service to the community, particularly through St John Ambulance Australia (WA) and to ex-servicewomen | |
| Donald Charles McRae | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Hugh Ian Millar | For service to aged people | |
| Ronald Stanley Moore | For service to the community | |
| William (Bill) Moore | For service to aged people | |
| Ruby Letitia (Lettie) Morelle | For service to women, particularly through the Queensland Ladies' Bowling Association and the Association of Women's Forum Clubs of Australia | |
| Dr John James Morrissey | For service to medicine, particularly through improving standards of health care for women in North Queensland | |
| Mary Teresa Muir | For service to the community | |
| William Patrick Murphy | For service to the community and to veterans | |
| Margaret Stuart Murray | For service to the Girl Guides Association (NSW) | |
| Frederick Robert Myles | For service to the community | |
| Arthur Leslie Nelson | For service to the community, particularly through the Uniting Church | |
| Alexander Fraser Nelson | For service to youth through the Scout Association of Australia | |
| Bruce Nelson | For service to veterans | |
| Mervyn Stanley Neumann | For service to the community through the Colthup Home for aged people and to the Leichhardt Baptist Kindergarten and Preschool | |
| Dr Mary Creighton Nixon | For service to the profession of psychology and to the Australian Psychology Society | |
| Donald Francis Orgill | For service to the wool industry as a judge of sheep shearing competitions | |
| Alan Clifford Overton | For service to the Parramatta Rugby League Football Club and to the community | |
| Ronald Murray Papps | For service to the racing industry as a race commentator and to the community | |
| William Edward Peacock | For service to the hairdressing industry and to the development of standards for apprenticeship training | |
| Jessie Mildred Peart | For service to the community particularly through the Keilor Road Uniting Church Kindergarten and Orana Family Services Council | |
| Lance Arthur Phillips | For service to the Jewish community | |
| Dr Edmund John Pickford | For service to the community and to dentistry | |
| Myra Jean (Bonnie) Pierce | For service to the community of the Wingecarribee Shire | |
| Eunice Wilhelmine Pollock | For service to nursing through the treatment and management of spinal cord injuries | |
| Dr David Carington Pope | For service to the community particularly through the Medical Benevolent Association of New South Wales | |
| Ian David Purse | For service to the community through the development of youth programs and counselling services | |
| Norman Neil Rachinger | For service to people with disabilities through Karingal, Inc. and the Noah's Ark Toy Library (Geelong) | |
| Margaret Joan Ramsay | For service to veterans through the Returned and Services League (South Australian Branch) | |
| Patrick Gabriel Reid | For service to veterans through the Returned and Services League, Gladesville Sub-Branch, and the Ex-Prisoners War Association (NSW) | |
| Pauline Neura Reilly | For service to ornithology | |
| David John Rennie | For service to boxing, particularly through the Australian National Boxing Federation | |
| Douglas Buist Rennie | For service to soccer | |
| Alice Mildred Roach | For service to the community | |
| Mary Edith Robson | For service to the Essy Swar Red Cross Kiosk, Royal Melbourne Hospital | |
| John Sidney Ross | For service to the tourism and hospitality industry, particularly through the Australian Hotels Association | |
| Clarence Silver Rowe | For service to veterans and to the community | |
| Edna Eileen Royal | For service to the United Ex-Servicewomen's Association, Rockhampton | |
| John Douglas Russell | For service to music, particularly as artistic director of the Barossa Music Festival | |
| Helen Florence Russell Sage | For service to early childhood education | |
| Claudia Santilli | For service to the Italian community, particularly through the Co As It Ladies Committee | |
| Michael Desmond Scanlan | For service to the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service and to the community | |
| William Gustave Schuberg, Rfd | For service to youth through the Air Training Corps, New South Wales Squadron | |
| David Scott | For service to veterans through the Returned and Services League Granville Sub-Branch | |
| Heather Janette Scraggs | For service to hockey | |
| Barry James Seaman | For service to veterans, particularly through the South East Asian and Korean Veterans' Association | |
| Kenneth Girvan Selleck, DFC | For service to veterans particularly through the Returned and Services League Surfers Paradise Sub-Branch | |
| Maxine Denise Shaw | For service to nursing in isolated communities | |
| Dr Margaret Sheldon | For service to the community through the provision and development of rural health services | |
| Athyl Dawn Smith | For service to the performing arts and to the community | |
| Joan Smith | For service to charitable organisations | |
| Eris Mary Smyth | For service to the community and to the trade union movement | |
| Patricia Meria Somerville | For service to tenpin bowling | |
| June Ethel Stephenson | For service to the Beaumaris Art Group | |
| Roslyn Frances Stewart | For service to the National Trust of Australia, Western Australia | |
| Boris Sverdloff | For service to charitable and community organisations | |
| Enid Taczewa-Zdanowicz | For service to ballet as principal piano accompanist of the Queensland Ballet | |
| Donald McGregor Tanner | For service to youth | |
| Gemmel Tassie | For service to medicine and to the community | |
| Elwyn Tegel | For service to nursing and to the Uniting Church, Menindee | |
| Edward Albert Terry | For service to photography | |
| Alan Raymond Tetley | For service to band music and to the community | |
| Pantju Thompson | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Patrick John Toohey | For service to the community and to veterans | |
| Lorna Trevella | For service to music | |
| Leslie Jack Twentyman | For service to youth as an outreach worker and as founder of the 20th Man Homeless and Kids in Distress Fund | |
| Verna Joyce Vaughan | For service to the community through the World Education Fellowship, Queensland Section | |
| Allan John Vial, DFC | For service to veterans through the Path Finder Force Association | |
| Judith Elizabeth Wadham | For service to the implementation and support of volunteer community service programs in Eltham | |
| Mary Catherine Walsh | For service to the community | |
| Francis Michael Warrick | For service to the media, to conservation and to the community | |
| Patrick John Washington | For service to the offshore diving industry | |
| William Arthur Weir | For service to the welfare and support of totally and permanently incapacitated veterans | |
| Rosemary Anne West | For service to disadvantaged groups in the community and to journalism | |
| Canon James Edward Whild | For service to the community and to St Mark's Anglican Church, Darling Point | |
| Gordon Sinclair White | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Daisy Kathleen Billie Williams | For service to the community through fundraising for charitable organisations | |
| Raynor Alan Williams | For service to the Lord Howe Island community | |
| Margaret Dawn Wills | For service to the community through the Incapacitated Servicemen and Women's Association of Australia | |
| Sarah Esther Wilson | For service to aged people, particularly through the Aged and Invalid Pensioners' Association of South Australia | |
| Jolanta Tomira Wolski | For service to the Polish community | |
| Nicholas Xynias, BEM | For service to the community through the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland and the provision of support services to migrants | |
| Doris May Yabsley | For service to the community | |
| Anatole Zakroczymski | For service to the Russian community | |
| Reinis Zusters | For service to the visual arts as a landscape painter |
| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Chief Petty Officer Thomas Edward Clarke | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the senior chef onboard HMAS Brisbane | [1] [2] |
| Petty Officer June Lorraine Cunningham | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the Directorate of Training and Educational Policy | ||
| Warrant Officer Graeme Alan Mustow | For exceptional service and performance of duty with the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force, particularly as the Academy Sergeant Major at the Australian Defence Force Academy | ||
| Warrant Officer George John Wall | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Head of the Career Management Cell for Communicators, Naval Police Coxswains, Work Study and Band Category Sailors | ||
| Army | Warrant Officer Class One David Leslie Bennett | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 2nd/4th Battalion | |
| Warrant Officer Class One Richard Joseph Brearley | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as Range Control Officer, Rockhampton | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two Trevor John Chell | For service to the Australian Army Reserve, particularly as the Training Warrant Officer of 140th Signal Squadron | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Wayne John Dixon | For service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of logistics | ||
| Captain Daniel Desmond Fleming | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Quartermaster of the School of Armour | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Lillian Lucjan | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, and in particular as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 1st Military Hospital | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two Beryl Kay McGreevy | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army Reserve, particularly in the field of training | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Larry Steven Staggs | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of supply management | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two Jennifer Anne Tonkin | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of community services | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Raymond Earle Tutt | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army in the field of stores system management and as Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant to 9th Transport Regiment | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Kevin Joseph Vann | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of training | ||
| Air Force | Flight Sergeant Glenn Ernest Ford | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Base Information Systems Officer, RAAF Williams | |
| Warrant Officer Brian Andrew Fraser | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Warrant Officer in Charge No 34 Squadron Field Training Centre | ||
| Flight Sergeant Malcolm John Huggett | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of air transport engineering | ||
| Warrant Officer Dennis Frederick Olsen | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force Active Reserve, particularly at No 23 Squadron | ||
| Warrant Officer Kevin Patrick Riley | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as the Assistant Resident Project Engineering, United States Air Force, Sacramento Air Logistics Centre | ||
| Sergeant Edmond Richard Wilkens | For exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of supply computing |
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