2017 Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

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The 2017 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on 12 June 2017 by the Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove. [1]

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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

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Companion (AC)

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Catherine Elise Blanchett For eminent service to the performing arts as an international stage and screen actor, through seminal contributions as director of artistic organisations, as a role model for women and young performers, and as a supporter of humanitarian and environmental causes. [2]
Professor Peter Malcolm Colman FRS For eminent service to medical research, particularly in the fields of structural biology and medicinal chemistry, as a leader in the commercial translation of scientific discoveries, to professional organisations, and as a mentor of young scientists.
Michael Jenkins Crouch, AO For eminent service to the community through philanthropic contributions to youth, cultural, medical research and health care organisations, to business in the areas of manufacturing and international trade, and as a supporter of innovation and higher education.
The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of Melbourne Robert Keith Bennett Doyle For eminent service to the people of Melbourne through roles in local government, to the Parliament of Victoria, particularly in the areas of health and public administration, and to the community as a supporter of youth, social welfare and medical research foundations.
Professor Kenneth Charles Freeman, FRS For eminent service to astronomy through pioneering contributions in the field of galactic archaeology, as a leading astrophysicist and researcher, to tertiary science education, to professional academies, and as a mentor of young scientists.
Peter Gago For eminent service to the Australian wine industry as an internationally acclaimed winemaker, to the global promotion of excellence in oenology, marketing and research, as a mentor, and to the community of South Australia.
Aaron Jonna Gandel, AO For eminent service to the community as a benefactor and supporter of a range of visual arts and cultural institutions, to youth education, medical and biotechnology innovation programs, to business and to the advancement of philanthropic giving.
Professor Ross Gregory Garnaut, AO For eminent service to the community as a leading international economist in the area of energy efficiency and climate change policy, to the development of Australia-Asia Pacific relations, and through contributions to social and political discourse.
Alan Joseph Joyce For eminent service to the aviation transport industry, to the development of the national and international tourism sectors, to gender equity, inclusion and diversity, and to the community, particularly as a supporter of Indigenous education.
Professor Svend Peter Klinken For eminent service to the people of Western Australia, to the promotion of international investment, scientific research and export opportunities, and through roles with maritime, mining, emergency management and not-for profit organisations.
Julian McMahon For eminent service to the law and the legal profession, through pro bono representation of defendants in capital punishment cases overseas, as an advocate for the abolition of the death penalty, and to human rights and social justice reform.
Jacques Nasser, AO For eminent service to business and international commerce in the mining and manufacturing sectors through leadership and executive roles, to the development of sustainable policy frameworks for industry and government, and to the community as a philanthropist and benefactor.
Professor David Ian O'ConnorFor eminent service to tertiary education, particularly to the strategic development of national and international university initiatives, and to the community through engagement in social policy, child welfare and juvenile justice research.
Professor Philip Noel Pettit For eminent service to philosophy through contributions to moral and political theory, as a distinguished academic, and as a leader of public debate on social, economic and environmental issues.
Professor John Shine, AO For eminent service to medical research, particularly in the area of biopharmaceuticals and molecular biology, to higher education as an academic, to professional medical organisations, and as a supporter of the advancement of innovation in science.

Officer (AO)

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Richard James AlcockFor distinguished service to the community, particularly through health management roles, and to the law, corporate governance, and higher education organisations. [3]
Professor Ian Phillip Anderson For distinguished service to the Indigenous community, particularly in the areas of health equality, aged care and education, as an academic, researcher and medical practitioner, to policy reform, and as a role model.
Paris Aristotle, AM For distinguished service to the refugee and asylum seeker sector through executive and advisory roles with a range of state and national organisations, and as an advocate for improved social welfare programs.
Emeritus Professor Graeme Austin BirdFor distinguished service to aeronautical engineering, particularly in the field of molecular gas dynamics, as a researcher and academic, to professional scientific organisations, and as a mentor of young scientists.
Philip BullockFor distinguished service to vocational education and training through leadership and advisory roles, as a leader in the information technology sector, and as a supporter of equal opportunity.
Dr Patricia Ellen CameronFor distinguished service to the Indigenous community of Tasmania through the promotion of educational participation and achievement, and to the preservation of culture, custodianship and traditional knowledge.
Pamela Joy ClarkFor distinguished service to the dental profession, particularly through a range of roles with national and international associations, as a supporter of research and technical dental standards, and to manufacturing.
Christopher Edgar CuffeFor distinguished service to the community as an advocate for philanthropy, as a supporter of improved financial efficiencies in charitable organisations, and to the funds management industry.
Bruce Kelvin CutlerFor distinguished service to the performing and visual arts, including the provision of pro-bono legal and financial administration advice, to people who are blind or have low vision, and to the community.
Professor Peter John DawkinsFor distinguished service to tertiary education as an administrator and academic, particularly in the field of applied economic and social research, to professional organisations, and to public administration.
Collette Mary Ann Dinnigan For distinguished service to the clothing manufacturing industry as an internationally renowned fashion designer and entrepreneur, as a supporter and promoter of Australian wool, and to women as a role model.
Christopher Barcroft EcclesFor distinguished service to public administration, to innovative policy development and sound governance, and to the delivery of reform in the areas of training, education and disability.
Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Bruce FincherFor distinguished service to science, and to education, in the area of plant genomics, as an academic, researcher and administrator, through scientific advisory roles, and to international professional societies.
Andrew Vernon Fletcher For distinguished service to business, particularly to the development of defence related industries in South Australia, through senior roles with maritime facility and major infrastructure projects, and to engineering.
Professor Gordian Ward Fulde For distinguished service to emergency medicine as a clinician and administrator, to medical education, and to the community as an advocate for a range of public health issues.
Professor Andrew John GleadowFor distinguished service to the earth sciences, and to education, as an academic and researcher in the field of thermochronology and landscape evolution, and to professional geological and scientific societies.
The Right Reverend Kay Maree Goldsworthy For distinguished service to religion through the Anglican Church of Australia, as a pioneer and role model for women, to church administration, and to pastoral care and equality.
Antony John Green For distinguished service to the broadcast media as an analyst and commentator for state and federal elections, and to the community as a key interpreter of Australian democracy.
Dr Catherine Mary GreenFor distinguished service to ophthalmology as a clinician, through executive roles with national and international professional groups, to research and education, and to eye health care programs in the Asia-Pacific.
Denis Anthony Handlin, AM For distinguished service to the Australian recording industry, through leadership and mentoring roles, as a supporter of young artists, and to charitable organisations as a director, patron and contributor.
Professor Helen Edith Herrman For distinguished service to medicine, and to mental health, as a leading clinician, researcher and scientist, to national and international professional organisations, and through programs to support youth and women.
James Reginald Hogan For distinguished service to the aviation transport industry, to the development of tourism and trade linkages between Australia and the Gulf States, and to international airline associations.
Distinguished Professor Caroline Susan Homer For distinguished service to medicine in the field of midwifery as a clinician, researcher, author and educator, through the development of worldwide education standards, and to professional organisations.
Professor Ian Douglas HumeFor distinguished service to science in the field of biology, particularly through contributions to nutritional ecology and the conservation of Australian native animals, and to tertiary education.
Sheila Mary Kavanagh, AM For distinguished service to nursing, particularly in the field of burns treatment, as a clinician, researcher and educator.
Glenn KeysFor distinguished service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory through contributions to disability support programs, and to business and commerce as an advocate for corporate social responsibility.
Professor Mohamed Hassan KhadraFor distinguished service to medicine in the field of urology as a surgeon, clinician and mentor, to rural and remote medical education, and to literature as an author and playwright.
Professor Rajiv KhannaFor distinguished service to medicine in the field of immunology, through contributions to the development of cellular immunotherapies for the treatment of cancers, infectious complications and chronic disease.
Professor Linda Joan KristjansonFor distinguished service to tertiary education through leadership and governance roles, strategic and innovative university reforms, contributions to cancer research and palliative care, and to women.
Professor Angel Francisco LopezFor distinguished service to medical and scientific research in the areas of immunology and cell biology, and through innovative developments in cancer treatment, particularly acute myeloid leukaemia.
Michael Francis Lynch, AM For distinguished service to arts administration, to leadership of international cultural institutions and nationally recognised art organisations, and through contributions to Australian public life.
Professor Stephen William MacMahon For distinguished service to medical research at a national and international level, through advancements in the treatment of hypertension, stroke and diabetes, and to improving health outcomes for disadvantaged populations.
Dr Phillip Lyle McFaddenFor distinguished service to earth sciences as a geophysicist, through leadership of Australia's peak geoscience body, through collaboration and innovation in research, and to professional societies.
David Millard MorganFor distinguished service to business and the automotive manufacturing industry, to promoting Australian exports, and to tertiary education through fostering links between university and industry.
Professor Robyn Ngaire Norton For distinguished service to medical research through improving health outcomes for disadvantaged populations, to reducing the burden of road and traffic injury, and to professional organisations.
Emeritus Professor Paul Edmond O'BrienFor distinguished service to medicine as a clinical surgeon and researcher, particularly of the stomach and its physiology, as a mentor to surgeons, and through contributions to public health in Australia and internationally.
Stephen George Page For distinguished service to the performing arts and contemporary dance, through enriching Australia's cultural environment, and by presenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts to the world.
Angus David ParadiceFor distinguished service to the community through philanthropic contributions and charitable support, and to business and commerce in the field of investment management.
The Honourable Ronald Anthony Phillips For distinguished service to community health through leadership roles in the public and private sectors, through the development of health policy reform, and to the Parliament of New South Wales.
Professor Jennie Louise Ponsford For distinguished service to medical research in the field of neuropsychology, and through seminal advances in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with traumatic brain injuries.
Dr Brian Gordon RichardsFor distinguished service to geotechnical engineering and soil science, particularly through research and development of measuring and understanding soil suction and its effect on soil strength.
Dr Ian Thomas RingFor distinguished service to medicine as an academic, researcher and advisor, and for improving Indigenous and economically disadvantaged population health outcomes, and to professional organisations.
Professor Lynette Selwood For distinguished service to tertiary education in the field of reproductive biology as an academic, researcher and author, to the conservation of marsupial animals, and to the promotion of science.
Professor Margaret Mary Sheil For distinguished service to science and higher education as an academic and administrator, through significant contributions to the national research landscape, and to performance standards.
Peter Christopher ShelleyFor distinguished service to business, particularly through contributions to the Tasmanian aquaculture industry, to Australia-Japan relations, to professional associations, and to the community.
Professor Roger SimnettFor distinguished service to the accountancy profession, to business education, to the development of national and international auditing and assurance standards, to accounting organisations, and to research.
Professor Donald James St John, AM For distinguished service to medicine, and to medical research, as a gastroenterologist, to innovative public health cancer screening programs, and as a mentor of young clinicians.
The Honourable Robert Edward Tickner For distinguished service to the community through leadership roles with the Australian Red Cross, and to the Parliament of Australia.
Gabrielle Mary TrainorFor distinguished service to the community through consultancy roles, particularly in the field of transport and infrastructure planning and design, and as a contributor to social welfare, sporting, and cultural institutions.
Malcolm Charles WauchopeFor distinguished service to public administration in Western Australia through leadership and advisory roles, to improved governance, public sector management and policy reform, and to the community.
Michael John WilkinsFor distinguished service to the insurance industry, particularly to improved corporate social responsibility standards, to the building of natural disaster resilience and safer communities, and to workplace diversity.
Brian Arthur WilsonFor distinguished service to the financial and banking sectors through public policy advisory roles in the areas of foreign investment, taxation and superannuation reform, and to higher education administration.
Professor Jeremy Somers Wilson For distinguished service to medicine as a pancreatologist, to medical administration and clinical governance, to education as an academic, researcher and mentor, and to professional associations.
Dr Katherine Lesley Woodthorpe For distinguished service to business through venture capital, management and commercialisation initiatives for research and technology based enterprises, and to industry organisations.
Dr Alexander Zelinsky For distinguished service to defence science and technology, to systems engineering, and to education as an academic and researcher.

Military Division

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Army Lieutenant General Angus Campbell, DSC , AM For distinguished service as Head Military Strategic Commitments, Deputy Chief of Army, and Chief of Army. [4]
Air force Air Vice Marshal Andrew Eric Dowse, AM For distinguished service to the Australian Defence Force in capability development, strategy and planning, and information and communication technology operations senior appointments.

Member (AM)

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Dr Christopher John AcottFor significant service to medicine as an anaesthetist, to difficult airway management, to diver safety, and to the community. [4]
Michael David AgostiniFor significant service to the oil and gas industry as an engineer, and through a range of advisory roles.
The late Stephen Cameron AshtonFor significant service to architecture through management and design roles, to professional organisations, and to motor sport.
Dr Amanda Anita BellFor significant service to education, particularly to young women as a leader and academic, and to the visual arts.
Peter Michael Bensom OAM For significant service to international relations, particularly the promotion of Australia in the United Kingdom.
Professor Judith Carolyn BessantFor significant service to education as a social scientist, advocate and academic specialising in youth studies research.
Professor John Burville Biggs For significant service to tertiary education, particularly in the fields of curriculum development and assessment.
Jean (Judy) Birmingham For significant service to higher education, particularly to historical archaeology, as an academic, and to professional associations.
The late Peter Michael Bonsall-Boone For significant service to the community as an LGBTQI advocate and supporter, and through a range of volunteer roles.
Brian James BourkeFor significant service to the law and the legal profession, to Australian rules football, and to the community.
Gwynneth May BridgeFor significant service to the community through leadership in the early childhood care and education sector.
Michael Ray Brown AFSM For significant service to the community of Tasmania through fire and emergency management.
Peter John BurnessFor significant service to the preservation of military history as a researcher, curator, author and guide.
Peter Mark Butler OAM , RFD For significant service to the community through a range of charitable organisations, and to the provision and promotion of pro bono legal services.
Associate Professor Ann Mary ByeFor significant service to medicine in the field of paediatric neurology as a clinician, academic, and mentor.
Elizabeth Jessie CarrFor significant service to the community through voluntary contributions to the health, aged care, education and social services sectors.
Ann Kirsten Carr-Boyd For significant service to the performing arts and classical music as a composer, pianist, teacher and musicologist.
Ian Clifton Carroll OAM For significant service to conservation, particularly through management of the built, cultural and natural heritage sector.
Ian Menzies CarsonFor significant service to the community through contributions and leadership in the food rescue sector, and to business.
Simone Lea CarsonFor significant service to the community through contributions and leadership in the food rescue sector.
Professor Richard Ian ChristophersonFor significant service to medicine in the area of molecular bioscience through contributions to cancer research.
Professor Peter Grahame ColmanFor significant service to medicine in the field of endocrinology, particularly diabetes research, patient education and clinical management.
Michael Henry CoppellFor significant service to the entertainment industry as a producer and promoter of theatre, festivals and national concert tours.
The Honourable James Glennister Cox For significant service to the Parliament of Tasmania, to local government and the people of Launceston, and to road safety.
Julia Ann CoxFor significant service to the arts through executive roles supporting cultural institutions, and to special education and child welfare.
Dr Leanne Winifred CrazeFor significant service to the community as an advocate for the rights of people living with mental illness.
Professor John Nicholas CroftsFor significant service to medicine in the field of epidemiology, particularly through contributions to the control of HIV and other infectious diseases.
Donald Charles Crombie For significant service to the Australian film and television industry through contributions as a director and writer, and to professional organisations.
Denis John CunninghamFor significant service to education, particularly through executive roles with national and international language teaching organisations.
Dr David Charles DaintreeFor significant service to education, particularly to tertiary colleges, and as a scholar.
Paul Noel DaintyFor significant service to the entertainment industry as a producer and promoter of national concert tours, theatre and events.
Lynette Ann DaniseFor significant service to the community of South Australia through a range of voluntary roles with service organisations, and to youth.
Peter De Waal For significant service to the community as an LGBTQI advocate and author, and through a range of volunteer roles.
Professor Stephen Arthur DeaneFor significant service to medicine in the field of trauma surgery as a clinician and academic, and to professional organisations.
Michael Joseph DowlingFor significant service to the community of Geelong through leadership with a range of social welfare, business and education organisations.
Michael Ebeid For significant service to the broadcast media and multicultural affairs as an executive, innovator and business leader.
Annette Gale Edwards For significant service to the performing arts as an international director and theatre producer, and as a teacher and mentor.
The late Bernard Midget Farrelly For significant service to surfing as a competitor and industry pioneer at the national and international level, and to surf lifesaving.
Linda Rose FazldeenFor significant service to women as an advocate for gender balance in business leadership, to public administration, and to the community.
Mark Stephen FennessyFor significant service to the broadcast media industry as an entrepreneur, innovator and production executive.
Ronald Samuel FinkelFor significant service to Australia-Israel relations, to the Jewish community, and to business and commerce.
Sydney Fischer OBE For significant service to sailing as a yachtsman and international competitor, and as a mentor to young sailors.
Nicolette Ella Fraillon For significant service to the performing arts and musical performance as a conductor, to arts education, and to women.
Richard Leslie Francis-Bruce For significant service to film production as an editor, and to the Australian film industry as a role model and ambassador.
Dr Harry Barnett FrydenbergFor significant service to medicine in the field of bariatric surgery as a clinician, author and mentor, and to professional organisations.
Dr Stuart Brendon GairnsFor significant service to dentistry as a specialist periodontist, and to professional dental societies at state and national levels.
Helen GibsonFor significant service to planning and environment law in Victoria, and as a role model for women in the profession.
Alice Rosemary Giles For significant service to the performing arts as a harpist, educator and mentor, and through contributions to Australia's musical landscape.
Margaret Beth Gott For significant service to the biological sciences as an ethnobotanist specialising in the study of the use of native plants by Indigenous people.
Dr Dorothy Sara GrahamFor significant service to community health through research and development of social policies to address disadvantage and inequity.
Vincent John GrahamFor significant service to public administration in New South Wales, particularly through reform of the rail and electricity sectors.
Dr Anne Mary GrayFor significant service to the visual arts as a curator, scholar and historian, to Australian artists, and to the promotion of cultural heritage.
George GrossFor significant service to the Australian fashion industry as a designer, and to the community through support for a range of charities.
Katalin GrossFor significant service to the Australian fashion industry, and to the community through support for a range of charitable organisations.
Anna Eva GuillanFor significant service to the Australian tourism industry, and to the community through support for social welfare and health organisations.
Fiona Helen GuthrieFor significant service to the community through social welfare and financial counselling roles.
James Christopher HallFor significant service to the community through support for sustainable social welfare outcomes, and to the not-for-profit sector.
Dr Leslie Selwyn HallFor significant service to veterinary science as a specialist in the area of bat biology, and as an academic, researcher and mentor.
Philip Michael HamblinFor significant service to the law, particularly through representation of, and legal assistance to, the Indigenous community of Armidale.
The Honourable John Planta Hannaford For significant service to the Parliament of New South Wales through a range of senior ministerial roles, to law reform, and to the community.
Colonel Raymond Ross Harding (retired)For significant service to the veteran community through preserving and documenting the history of modern Army Aviation in Australia.
Jody HealdFor significant service to music education in Tasmania as a teacher, mentor and administrator, and to professional associations.
Paul Ronald HeatherFor significant service to the building and construction industry through leadership of professional bodies, and to industry based education.
Gregory Ross HockingFor significant service to the performing arts as a conductor, director and theatre manager, and to the development of the Melbourne comedy industry.
John Reginald Hodgkinson RFD For significant service to engineering, particularly the road construction and concrete industries through new technology development.
Paul Cuthbert HoyFor significant service to the Catholic Church, and to the Coptic Orthodox Church, through a range of administrative, financial and legal advisory roles.
Dr Gordon Langford HughesFor significant service to the law, to professional organisations, and to international affairs and legal practice in the Asia Pacific region.
Bridgit Mary HusseyFor significant service to conservation and land management practices in Western Australia through a range of government and volunteer roles.
Adele HylandFor significant service to the performing arts as a choreographer and dance educator, and to developing dance as a sport.
Elston Colin HyndFor significant service to youth through executive training roles with Scouts, and to the banking and finance sector.
Wendy Elizabeth JenkinsFor significant service to literature as an author, editor and publisher, and to mentoring and developing Australia's literary community.
Dr Anne Elizabeth JohnsonFor significant service to community health, particularly child injury prevention, through executive roles, and as a researcher and academic.
Dr Helen Margaret JonesFor significant service to veterinary science and animal welfare as a clinician and educator, and as a mentor to women in the profession.
Professor Stephen David JosephFor significant service to science through research and developments in biochar engineering and renewable energy, and to the community.
The Honourable Joseph Victor KayFor significant service to the judiciary through reforms to child protection policy and family law and practice, and to the legal profession.
Mary Ann KellyFor significant service to education, to policy development and advocacy in schools, and to student and staff equity in the university sector.
Charles Roger KirkFor significant service to the performing arts as a costume and set designer for theatre, dance, opera and film productions.
Dr Anthony William LakeFor significant service to legal dentistry, particularly to forensic odontology, to disaster victim identification, and to professional dental standards.
David Allen LarkinFor significant service to international business and commerce through leadership and innovation in the Australian beef export industry.
Leslie Charles LauderFor significant service to the community through contributions to the history and preservation of Australia's built and natural heritage.
Dr Francis Joseph LeahyFor significant service to surveying and mapping through research and innovation, and to education as a lecturer and mentor.
Dr John Charles LeydenFor significant service to community health as an advocate for patient support networks and research into neuroendocrine cancer.
John Ernest LinesFor significant service to the shipping and transport logistics industries through leadership and advisory roles, and to professional organisations.
Dr Ivan Thomas LorentzFor significant service to medicine as a neurologist, and to pioneering treatment methods for neurological disorders.
Robert Allan LoveFor significant service to the performing arts, particularly in Western Sydney, as an administrator, and as a supporter of independent artists.
Alison Mary McClellandFor significant service to the community through contributions to the development, monitoring and analysis of social policy, and to education.
The late Geoffrey Lloyd McDonaldFor significant service to the community, particularly through improvements to workplace health and safety standards, and to engineering.
Professor Peter Simon MacdonaldFor significant service to medicine in the field of heart transplantation and cardiovascular research, and to medical education.
Professor Ann Margaret McGrath OAM For significant service to the social sciences as an academic and researcher in the field of Indigenous history, and to tertiary education.
John Dudley McPheeFor significant service to the road transport industry in the area of supply chain and logistics, and to the community.
Deborah Jane Mailman For significant service to the performing arts as an actor, as a role model for Indigenous performers, and to the community.
John MarshallFor significant service to the energy supply sector, to corporate governance, and to charitable and medical research institutions.
Ray Ian MarshmanFor significant service to education, particularly to dentistry, and to the community through youth mental health and emergency service groups.
Associate Professor Alaric Mervyn MaudeFor significant service to education in the field of geography as an academic, researcher, author, and mentor.
The Honourable Justice Michelle MayFor significant service to the law, particularly to the Family Court of Australia, to judicial administration, and to professional associations.
Dr Sandra MeihubersFor significant service to dentistry, to remote Indigenous communities, and through international humanitarian oral health care programs.
Daryl Melham For significant service to the Parliament of Australia, and to the community of south west Sydney through a range of organisations.
Giuseppe Pino MigliorinoFor significant service to the Italian community, to multicultural and refugee settlement assistance groups, and through advisory roles.
Peter Spence MilneFor significant service to primary industry, particularly to the livestock sector, to animal health and biosecurity programs, and to the community.
Dr Timothy Joseph MooneyFor significant service to medicine through a range of multiple practice roles, to doctors in rural and remote areas, and to the community.
Dr John Geoffrey MoranFor significant service to medicine in northern New South Wales, to medical administration and education, and to the community.
Diana Mary MorganFor significant service to the arts, particularly to the museum and galleries sector, as a supporter and benefactor, and to the community.
Professor Graeme John MorganFor significant service to medicine as a clinical geneticist and paediatrician, to medical education, and to professional organisations.
Leonie Jane MorganFor significant service to women, particularly in the area of equitable political representation, and through a range of community organisations.
Dr Kevin Francis MurfittFor significant service to people who are blind or have low vision, through senior roles, to the promotion of inclusion, and to education.
Alistair MurrayFor significant service to sailing, as a supporter of young sports people, and to the marine manufacturing and export industry.
Ashak Nanji NathwaniFor significant service to the Ismaili community in Australia, to tertiary education in the area of sustainable design, and to engineering.
Dr Geoffrey George NewcombeFor significant service to secondary education, particularly to the independent schools sector, and to educational organisations.
Patricia Anne Newton For significant service to the broadcast media as an entertainer and presenter, and as a supporter of charitable and medical research foundations.
Associate Professor Rosemary Louise NixonFor significant service to community health in the field of occupational dermatology, as an academic and researcher, and to professional standards.
Michael James O'Connell APM For significant service to public administration in South Australia, particularly in the area of criminal justice, and to victims' rights.
Noella Jean O'DonnellFor significant service to women in rural and regional areas of Queensland, to medical research fundraising, and to the community.
Dene Maxwell Olding For significant service to the performing arts, notably to symphony orchestras, as a concertmaster, musician and artistic director.
Michael Gregory PiggottFor significant service to the community as an archivist with national and international educational and cultural institutions, and as an author.
Lawrence John PointingFor significant service to public administration in the area of crime investigation and prevention, and to the community of Queensland.
Lynne Dolores PriceFor significant service to youth, particularly to girls and young women, at the state and national level through Girl Guides.
Nicholas John RadfordFor significant service to medicine as a nephrologist, to the management of medical complications during pregnancy, and to professional standards.
Emeritus Professor Neil Robert ReesFor significant service to the law and to education as an academic, to legal reform, and to mental health and professional organisations.
Dr Catherine Mary ReganFor significant service to medicine in the field of general practice training and education, and to the community of the Hunter.
Mark Stephen RelfFor significant service to people with a disability, to accessibility standards and inclusion, and through advisory roles.
Gail Patrice RicheyFor significant service to the fishing and aquaculture industry, particularly in Tasmania, and to fisheries management and industry associations.
Professor Merle Calvin RicklefsFor significant service to tertiary education, particularly to Asia and Pacific research and scholarship, and to the development of programs for Indigenous students.
Dr James RifiFor significant service to the Lebanese community of New South Wales, as an advocate for multi-faith relations, and to medicine.
His Honour Judge Orazio RinaudoFor significant service to the law and to the judiciary in Queensland, to legal ethics and professional standards, and to the community.
David William RobinsonFor significant service to medicine as a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and to the primary industry sector, particularly to agriculture.
John Stuart RochlinFor significant service to Australia-Spain relations through a range of consular, commerce and industry, and tertiary education support roles.
Deborah Ann RolfeFor significant service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory through medical, social welfare and charitable foundations.
Richard John Rolfe OAM For significant service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory through philanthropic support of medical, cultural and social welfare organisations.
John Henry Romeril For significant service to the performing arts as a playwright and screenwriter, and to theatre companies and education.
Marilyn Patricia Rowe OBE For significant service to the performing arts, particularly to ballet, as an artistic director, administrator, internationally acclaimed performer and competition jurist.
Judith Anne RyanFor significant service to the visual arts, particularly to the museums and galleries sector, as a curator of Indigenous exhibitions, and as an author.
Professor Robert Bryce SaintFor significant service to tertiary education as an academic, administrator and researcher, and to the biomedical and molecular sciences.
Richard Barney ScheinbergFor significant service to the community through philanthropic support for educational, youth, medical, cultural relations and social welfare groups.
Kosmas Stan SclavosFor significant service to the pharmacy profession through a range of retail, advisory and executive roles, to education, and to community health.
Ian Alexander ScobieFor significant service to the performing arts through the production, management and promotion of festivals, theatre and performance events.
Emeritus Professor Dorothy Ann Scott OAM For significant service to the community, particularly to child protection and wellbeing, as an advocate for children's rights reform, and to education.
Dr Peta Luise Seaton For significant service to the Parliament of New South Wales, to the community of the Southern Highlands, and to higher education.
Christopher David SelwoodFor significant service to science and technology, particularly through the development and promotion of solar vehicles, and to the community.
Dr Hugh Gailbraith SewardFor significant service to Australian rules football as a physician, particularly to the prevention and management of injuries.
Hugh Douglas SheardownFor significant service to community health, particularly to people with coeliac disorders, through executive roles at the state and national level.
Professor John Blair SheehanFor significant service to the real estate and property planning sectors, to professional institutes, and to educational and legal bodies.
John Neville ShippFor significant service to library and information management in the tertiary education sector, and to emerging technologies.
David John ShipwayFor significant service to Australian rules football in South Australia, and as a supporter of youth, charitable and medical research organisations.
Graham Harry SladeFor significant service to the community as a supporter of aged care, medical and multicultural associations, and to the pharmacy profession.
Terence SlaterFor significant service to public administration through pharmaceutical and food regulatory agencies, and to community health.
Fiona Jean SmithFor significant service to the community as an advocate for human rights and social justice issues.
Judith Ellen SmithFor significant service to community health through pharmacy regulation and health practitioner roles, to nursing, and to aged persons.
Dr Dianne Maree SnowdenFor significant service to the community as an historian and genealogical researcher, to higher education, and to heritage groups.
Dr Raymond David SnyderFor significant service to medicine, particularly as an oncologist, to cancer research, and to professional and service delivery organisations.
Marcus Anderson StaffordFor significant service to people with a disability, and to community health, through support for those affected by multiple sclerosis.
Antony Joseph SukkarFor significant service to the community through support for sporting and social welfare organisations, and to the construction sector.
Josephine Louise Sukkar For significant service to the community through a range of roles with sporting, social welfare and cultural organisations, and to the construction sector.
Emeritus Professor Ronald TaftFor significant service to education and research in the field of psychology, and to the community.
David John Thomas OAM For significant service to the community through philanthropic support for medical research, environmental conservation and cultural institutions.
Paul David ThomasFor significant service to local government, to the community of the Northern Yorke Peninsula, to tourism, and to cultural festivals.
Ann Elizabeth TonksFor significant service to the performing arts through senior management and advisory roles, to education, and as an author.
Claude George UllinFor significant service to the community through a range of organisations, to the visual arts, to multiculturalism, and to local government.
Frank Samuel Van Straten OAM For significant service to performing arts heritage and conservation as a theatre historian, as an author, and to the broadcast media.
Marisa VecchioFor significant service to the community, particularly to health administration, standards and accreditation, to education, and to business.
Sheree Anna VertiganFor significant service to secondary education, to professional leadership and educational administration associations, and to youth.
Emeritus Professor Robert Alan VincentFor significant service to science, and to education, particularly in the field of solarterrestrial physics, as an academic and researcher.
Karyn Joan Walsh For significant service to the community through social welfare initiatives, to support for people who are homeless, to children, and to mental health.
The Honourable Anne Marie Warner For significant service to the people and Parliament of Queensland, and as an advocate for women in the criminal justice system.
Garry Stephen WatsonFor significant service to the tourism industry in the Australian Capital Territory, and to educational visitation initiatives.
Harry Milton WattFor significant service to the Australian fashion industry as a designer, and to the community through support for a range of charities.
Professor David Anthony WattchowFor significant service to medicine as a gastrointestinal surgeon, to medical education, to professional societies, and as a benefactor.
Adjunct Professor Jennifer Marian Webb For significant service to education, particularly to archaeology, as an academic, researcher and author, and to the community.
Andrew Milton WellsFor significant service to academic librarianship, to the development of innovative information delivery technologies, and to professional councils.
Professor Denise Leanne WoodFor significant service to education as an academic, researcher and practitioner in the field of participation, inclusion and access.
Antonio ZeccolaFor significant service to the visual arts, particularly to the Australian motion picture industry, through a range of roles, and to multiculturalism.

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Navy Rear Admiral Peter Geoffrey Laver, RAN For exceptional service to the Royal Australian Navy in significant Command and Staff roles. [4]
Commodore David Christian Scott, OAM , RAN For exceptional service to the field of Australian Defence Force Intelligence and as the Director General Joint Information Environment Warfare.
Army Colonel Debra Lee BradfordFor exceptional service to Defence Education and Training as Colonel Education, Training and Development at Headquarters Forces Command Army, and Director of Learning Capability Development for the Australian Defence College.
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Douglas EdsteinFor exceptional service to the Australian Defence Force in vector borne disease research.
Brigadier Craig Dennis Furini, CSC For exceptional service as the Director of Coalition Joint Strategy, Plans and Assessments on Headquarters Combined Joint Task Force - Operation INHERENT RESOLVE on Operation OKRA from February 2015 to March 2016.
Brigadier Michael David PrictorFor exceptional service as Director General Training at Headquarters Forces Command and Commander of the 16th Aviation Brigade.
Lieutenant Colonel Ian John Robinson, CSM For exceptional service to deployed Australian Defence Force personnel through Forces Entertainment from 2008 to 2016.
Major General Kathryn Toohey, CSC For exceptional service to the Australian Defence Force in the fields of capability development and education.
Air Force Air Commodore John BurnettFor exceptional service as a legal officer and as the Deputy Judge Advocate General - Air Force.
Air Commodore Russell CampbellFor exceptional service in establishing the Air Combat Officer Specialisation; in organisational change management; and in the development of an integrated, networked air warfare capability.
Air Commodore Michael Robert Kitcher, OAM For exceptional service to the Australian Defence Force in air combat sustainment, aviation safety development, and major capability planning and introduction.
Air Commodore Kelsey MarshallFor exceptional service in operational planning and logistics, and organisational management.
Air Vice Marshal Stephen John Osborne, CSC For exceptional service in maritime surveillance and response support, Joint Battlefield Airspace Controller development, airborne early warning and control acquisition, and strategic planning.

Medal (OAM)

General Division

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Ruth Ogden AbdullahFor service to the Indigenous community of Western Australia. [5] [6] [7] [8]
Rodney James AllenFor service to the community of Hahndorf.
John Richard AndersonFor service to Rugby League in regional New South Wales.
The Reverend Kenneth John AndersonFor service to the Uniting Church in Australia.
Eng Joo AngFor service to the Chinese community in Australia.
Kevin George ArcherFor service to the community through a range of volunteer roles.
Mary ArcherFor service to the community through a range of volunteer roles.
Captain Eric John AtkinsonFor service to the maritime transport industry.
Gwyneth AustenFor service to the community of Red Rock.
Rodney Charles AustinFor service to surf lifesaving.
Harlie Bruce AxfordFor service to choral and jazz music.
Bernard William BalmerFor service to boxing.
Ella Mary BamberyFor service to the community of Williamstown and western suburbs.
Claire Emily BarnesFor service to hockey.
John Gregory BarnesFor service to the community of the Northern Rivers.
Phyllis Ann BarnesFor service to the community of Bunbury.
Walter Clifford BarrettFor service to local government, and to the community of the Murray shire.
The late Graeme Thomas BarrowFor service to bushwalking and local history in the Australian Capital Territory.
Donald John BarryFor service to youth through Scouts, and to the community.
Brian Robert BaxterFor service to natural resource management in Tasmania.
David Christopher BellFor service to aviation.
Francis John Bell RFD , ED For service to veterans and their families.
David Wesley BennFor service to the community through church, social welfare, and educational foundations.
Rosemary Margaret BirneyFor service to conservation and the environment.
Helga BiroFor service to the community of Cairns through social welfare groups.
Aldis Janis BirzulisFor service to the Latvian community of New South Wales.
Ian Alexander BlackFor service to community history.
Lieutenant Colonel David George Blackwell RFD (retired)For service to veterans, and to the community.
Michael Francis BlairFor service to the community of Baulkham Hills, and to local government.
The late Walter Michael Blumenfeld RFD For service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory.
Sarah Jean BoddingtonFor service to international relations through the provision of humanitarian assistance in Nepal.
Robert Charles BolchFor service to the community of the Mornington Peninsula.
Paul David BonsakFor service to children as a foster carer, and to business.
John Lindsay BrabantFor service to people who are homeless, and to dentistry.
Anne Elizabeth BrackleyFor service to youth through Guiding, and to the community.
Yvonne BraidFor service to local government, and to the community of Wagga Wagga.
Susan Gae BriggFor service to hockey.
The late Wayne John BroadbentFor service to football in New South Wales.
Warwick Boris BrodskyFor service to the community, particularly to the Australian Red Cross Blood Service.
Paul Broughton For service to rugby league, and to the community.
Lieutenant Colonel John Edward Bullen (retired)For service to military history preservation and education.
Patricia Susette CainFor service to aged care, and to the community.
John Graham CameronFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Jennifer Jean CamilleriFor service to community history.
Stanley John CannyFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Merilyn Gaynor CareyFor service to the Baptist Church, and to the community.
Gary George CarrFor service to community health, and to sport.
Joyce Isabel CarrFor service to the community of Nundle.
William John CarrFor service to rural health, and to the community of Rokewood.
Eric Brettell CauserFor service to veterans and their families, and to the community.
The late Derek Kenneth ChallisFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Phillipa ChallisFor service to the community of Geelong.
Elizabeth Anne ChapmanFor service to education, and to the community.
Wendy Georgene CharlestonFor service to heritage preservation, and to the community of Wilmot.
Peter Joseph CipolloneFor service to people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and to education.
Francis Edward ClarkFor service to the community of Ballarat, and to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Kay CleakFor service to veterans and their families, and to youth through Scouts.
Peter James CoadFor service to the performing arts, particularly to country music.
Doctor David Miller ColesFor service to medicine, and to rowing.
Patricia CollettFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Jack CondousFor service to the visual arts, and to education.
The late Denis Patrick ConnellyFor service to veterans and their families.
Doctdor Allan Edward CookFor service to medicine as an orthopaedic surgeon.
Percy Norman Cooper ED For service to the superannuation sector, and to the community.
Roger John CooperFor service to maritime history, and to the community.
John CornaggiaFor service to people who are blind or have low vision, and to sport.
Howard John CornishFor service to music, particularly through brass bands.
Doctor Terence James CoyneFor service to medicine as a neurosurgeon.
Doctor Robert James CraigFor service to medicine as a cardiologist.
Keri Craig-Lee For service to the clothing manufacturing sector, to business, and to the community.
Desree-Ilona CrawfordFor service to country music as an entertainer.
Frank Hollis CreaghFor service to the community of the Dandaragan shire, and to local government.
Adrian Anthony CropleyFor service to the communication profession, to youth, and to the community.
Allen James CullenFor service to special needs education, and to trampolining.
Thomas Bernard CullenFor service to local government, and to the community of Coonamble.
Lyndell Ellen DavidgeFor service to the community of Hahndorf.
Doctor Roger Madgwick DavidsonFor service to medicine, to education, and to the community.
Frances Anne DayFor service to the community of Lockhart.
Maxwell Lloyd DayFor service to the community of Lockhart.
Associate Professor Alan Mithra De CostaFor service to medicine, and to the community of Far North Queensland.
Margaret Anne De WitFor service to local government, and to the community of Brisbane.
Paul Anthony DellitFor service to the performing arts in Queensland.
Malcolm DempseyFor service to lawn bowls, and to the community.
Robert Denford DewellFor service to the community of Hahndorf.
Associate Professor Ronald John DickFor service to medicine as a cardiologist.
John James Zhao-Zhang DingFor service to Chinese-Australian relations through academic organisations.
Kenneth Malcolm DixonFor service to cricket in Queensland.
Bonney Annette DjuricFor service to heritage preservation, and to the community of Parramatta.
Ferdinando DominelliFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Melda Kay DonnellyFor service to the financial management and superannuation sectors.
Claire DonovanFor service to people who are blind or have low vision, and to youth.
Doctor Francis Anthony DonovanFor service to veterans and their families.
Doctor Bernard Michael DoubeFor service to science as a researcher.
Wayne Neil DouglasFor service to dance as a teacher and adjudicator.
Allan Roy DowdellFor service to the community of Mount Gambier.
Jennifer Rae DowellFor service to local government, and to the community of Lismore.
John Carey DowntonFor service to the visual arts as a maritime artist, and to the community.
William Thomas DowsonFor service to sport, and to the community of the Illawarra.
Valerie Marie DoyleFor service to the community through the Australian Red Cross.
John Francis D'SouzaFor service to the community through social welfare organisations.
The Reverend Francis Cornelius DuffyFor service to veterans and their families, and to the community.
Barbara Mary DuncanFor service to the performing arts as a choreographer.
Alan Francis DyerFor service to community history.
Beverley Anne DykesFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Collins Norton DysonFor service to the transport industry, and to the community of Bundoora.
The late Gordon John EllingsFor service to rowing, to youth, and to the community.
Robert James ErskineFor service to the community of Hunters Hill.
Wayne Christopher EtcellFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Shelley FaubelFor service to the community of East Melbourne.
Commander Rodrick Richard Fayle (Retd)For service to the macadamia nut growing industry.
Karl Arthur FenderFor service to architecture, and to professional institutions.
Stephen Joseph FernieFor service to youth through Scouts.
Norman Rex FettellFor service to sailing.
Rabbi Ronnie FigdorFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Barry Roy FinchFor service to the community through social welfare groups.
Robert Lindsay FindleyFor service to the community.
Doctor Dianne Fay FirthFor service to landscape architecture, and to education.
Doctor Jeremy Allan FisherFor service to literature, to education, and to professional organisations.
Geoffrey Gerard FitzpatrickFor service to industrial and interior design.
Reece Samuel FlahertyFor service to conservation and the environment.
Derek John FletcherFor service to the community of Kalamunda.
Anthony Bryan ForsythFor service to the promotion and preservation of mineralogical history.
John William FowlerFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Harold Douglas FrenchFor service to cricket, and to the community of South Australia.
George Nelson FrewFor service to the preservation of maritime history.
Susannah Christine Fullerton For service to literature as an author, lecturer and historian.
John Bryant Gannon For service to cricket.
Brian Raymond GentFor service to the community of the Gold Coast.
Robert Joseph GescheitFor service to the community of Eastern Sydney.
Daniel Brenton GilesFor service to people with a disability, and to the community.
Doctor Scott Stanley GiltrapFor service to medicine, particularly in regional areas.
Barry James GobbeFor service to the community.
Jayne Helen GoodesFor service to the community.
Eleanor Joyce GoodmanFor service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory.
Trevor Michael GoreyFor service to the accountancy profession in Western Australia.
Ruth Kathryn GortonFor service to community health.
Daniel John GoulburnFor service to the community through health, education and sporting groups.
Shirley May GowFor service to children as a foster carer, and to the community.
Jocelyn GrantFor service to the community of Queenscliff.
Wendy Ann GreenFor service to people with a disability through sports.
Leon Stuart GregoryFor service to the Olympic movement, and to athletics.
Kelvin Craig GriffithFor service to people with asthma, and to the community.
Milad Kaldas GuirguisFor service to the Coptic Orthodox church in Melbourne.
Maurice Francis HagartyFor service to conservation and the environment.
Philippa Marie HaleFor service to dental nursing.
Harlan Evans HallFor service to the community of Berrima.
Lynette Patricia HallFor service to the community of Berrima.
Peter HallFor service to swimming.
Helen Mary HallidayFor service to the community of Port Phillip.
John William HammerFor service to cricket, and to seniors' sport in Victoria.
William Andrew HandkeFor service to community health, and to conservation.
Gerard Francis HanilyFor service to charitable organisations, and to business.
John Thomas HanlonFor service to the community of Benalla.
Valerie Dawn HannahFor service to the performing arts through dance.
Maria HansenFor service to the community of Dayboro.
Doctor Geoffrey Alexander HardingFor service to musculoskeletal medicine.
Joan Helene HarrisFor service to community history.
Berenice Frances HarrisonFor service to music.
Patricia Joyce HarryFor service to the visual arts.
Peter Graham HarveyFor service to architecture.
Kathleen Margaret HassellFor service to conservation and the environment.
William Harold HeathFor service to the community of Narrabri.
Colin Terence HeazlewoodFor service to higher education.
Noel Rex Hender BEM For service to the community of South Australia.
Dorothy Lynette HennessyFor service to vocational education and training, and to the community of the Illawarra.
Doctor Richard Francis HerlihyFor service to medical professional support organisations.
Cheryl Patricia HerseyFor service to veterans and their families.
The late Roger James HickmanFor service to sailing.
James Donald HiggsFor service to cricket.
Sandra Rae HillsFor service to aged care in Victoria.
Stephen John Hirt AFSM For service to the community of Melton.
Colin Richard HodgesFor service to the horse racing industry as a radio broadcaster.
Helen Mary HoganFor service to lawn bowls in Far North Queensland.
Geoffrey Lloyd HolmesFor service to the community of Toowoomba.
David Michael HorstmanFor service to youth, to community health, and to animal welfare.
Leslie Charles HotchinFor service to emergency response organisations, and to the community.
Gitie HouseFor service to the community of Toowoomba.
Ian Cromie HowdenFor service to the community through a range of roles.
May HuFor service to the broadcast media, to women, and to the multicultural community of Victoria.
Super HubertFor service to children through charitable organisations.
Patricia McGaw HughesFor service to the community, and to youth.
Doctor Garrett Francis HunterFor service to medicine, and to the community of the Northern Territory.
Myrle Cynthia HunterFor service to the community as an author and historian.
Professor Helen Eva HuntlyFor service to tertiary education in Central Queensland.
Ian Perry HymanFor service to people with a disability.
Susan IvanyFor service to women, and to aged care in Victoria.
Matthew Henry JacobsFor service to marine rescue organisations.
Peter Donald JamesFor service to surf lifesaving.
Craig Jon JarvisFor service to wheelchair sports.
Guruswamy JayaramanFor service to the Indian community of Western Sydney.
Bruce Raymond JeffreyFor service to veterans and their families.
Peter JenningsFor service to the community of Gippsland.
Carole Linde JoblingFor service to the community of Muswellbrook.
Associate Professor Thomas William JoblingFor service to medicine, particularly to ovarian cancer research.
Harry Fredrick JonesFor service to people with a disability, and to the pharmacy profession.
Howard Campbell JonesFor service to the print media, to historical societies, and as an author.
William Edward JosephsFor service to veterans and their families.
Associate Professor Martin Roderick JudeFor service to medicine as a neurologist.
Tanya Aysen KaplanFor service to Turkey-Australia relations, and to the veteran community.
Rabbi Mendel KastelFor service to the community through social welfare bodies, and to youth.
Ian Parker KellyFor service to the community of Western Australia.
Michael Robert Kemp AFSM For service to the community through emergency response organisations.
Graeme Ernest KentFor service to the international community through humanitarian assistance programs.
George Robert KinealyFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Marilyn Mavis KinealyFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Brian Thomas KingFor service to community health.
John Wallace KingFor service to the community of Victoria.
Roger Henry King RVM For service to the Crown through vice-regal support roles.
John Francis KinselaFor service to wrestling, and to youth.
Aylene Alice KirkwoodFor service to the community of Eaglehawk.
Mary Carmel KnowlesFor service to the community of the Northern Midlands, and to local government.
Doctor John William KramerFor service to medicine as a general practitioner in regional areas.
Victoria Eva KvisleFor service to cancer research organisations, and to the community.
Desmond John LacyFor service to multinational law enforcement relations and cooperation.
Gerrard Michael LambourneFor service to youth, and to the community of Bayside.
Associate Professor David LangtonFor service to thoracic and sleep medicine.
Andrew John LawsonFor service to the community of Geelong.
Gillian LaytonFor service to children and families in the legal system.
Bernard Jean Yves Le BoursicotFor service to the French community, particularly in New South Wales.
Lawrence John LeemanFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Kelvin Derek LiddiardFor service to veterans and their families.
Aivars LidumsFor service to chess, and to support for young players.
Simon Richard LinkeFor service to children, and to the community.
Shaaron Jeanette LinwoodFor service to local government, and to the community of the Atherton Tablelands.
Susan Clubbe LitchfieldFor service to the community of Cooma, and to cancer research and support organisations.
Dianne Eunice LoddonFor service to education, and to the community.
Christine Lesley LoftsFor service to children as a foster carer.
Ian Gordan LoftsFor service to children as a foster carer.
Edward Alfred LovettFor service to the Indigenous community of southwest Victoria.
Thomas LowreyFor service to cricket.
Merilyn Isabel LuckFor service to the community of Rockhampton.
Barry Alyn LumleyFor service to seniors' education, and to the community.
David Hung LungFor service to the Chinese community of New South Wales.
Heather Ann McCallumFor service to the community of Ballarat.
Michael McColl Jones For service to the performing arts as a comedy writer for television.
Barry John McConvilleFor service to the community, and to education.
Allan George McCormacFor service to the community, particularly to road safety.
Paul Desmond McCrohanFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Sandra Edith McKayFor service to the performing arts, particularly to ballet.
Neil Campbell MackenzieFor service to the community through scale model steam train displays.
Doctor John William McLarenFor service to the community of Cowra, and to medicine.
Margaret Joy McLeanFor service to masters sport, and to the community.
Stuart John McLeanFor service to the community, and to local government.
Grant Cameron McMahFor service to surf lifesaving.
Madeleine Elizabeth McManusFor service to engineering, and to education.
Marjorie Ann McNamaraFor service to athletics, and to the community.
Desmond Noel McNultyFor service to the forest and wood products industry, and to the community of Benalla.
Carla Carol MagareyFor service to the community of Loxton.
Peter Ashley MagareyFor service to the community of Loxton, and to plant pathology.
Patricia Mary MalowneyFor service to people with a disability through advocacy roles.
Graeme John ManningFor service to veterans and their families.
Marcelle MansourFor service to the visual and literary arts, and to the Arabic speaking community.
Desmond George ManwaringFor service to local government, and to the community of the Lachlan shire.
Gerard Rodney MapstoneFor service to veterans and their families.
Anthony John Marchant For service to cycling.
Attila MarffyFor service to the Hungarian community, and to publishing.
Emeritus Professor John Ernest MarleyFor service to medical education.
Brian Kenneth MarshallFor service to primary industry education.
Dennis Graham MartinFor service to the community of Coffs Harbour.
Peter James MeehanFor service to the community through a range of roles.
William Gerard MelbourneFor service to local government, and to the community of the Mitchell shire.
Leonie Carol MillsFor service to youth.
Dawn Doris MoggachFor service to squash as an administrator.
Shirly Elizabeth MooneyFor service to veterans and their families.
Doctor Gregory Murray MooreFor service to the environment, particularly to arboriculture.
Jeffrey William MoorfootFor service to the visual arts, particularly to photography.
Raymond Douglas MorganFor service to the community through health and education programs.
Sherry Josephine MorrisFor service to community history.
Francesco Giuseppe MoschellaFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Louise Anne MugridgeFor service to oncology nursing, and to the community of Young.
Liliana Ewa MularczykFor service to secondary education in New South Wales.
Kenneth Lachlan MulcahyFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Morgan Joseph MurphyFor service to sport, particularly to swimming.
Gordon Robert MurrayFor service to veterans and their families.
Richard James NicolFor service to botanical gardens as a volunteer.
Margaret NunnFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Richard John OatesFor service to public administration through contributions to developing Defence capability.
Elizabeth Kay OkeFor service to the community through support and counselling for fertility and human reproduction.
Michael Peter O'MearaFor service to veterans and their families, and to the community of Kilsyth.
Louis James OnleyFor service to the community through a range of roles.
Karin Susan OrpenFor service to local government, and to the community of Ferntree Gully.
Edward PakchungFor service to the community through the Chinese Christian Church.
Brigetta PanethFor service to the community of Melbourne through a range of roles.
Peter Alan ParkinsonFor service to the retail footwear industry, and to animal welfare.
Doctor Mahomed Said PatelFor service to medicine, particularly to field epidemiology.
Peter PatisteasFor service to the community of Melbourne.
Donalea PatmanFor service to animal welfare.
Janice Ethel PavlinovichFor service to people with a disability.
Peter Michael PearceFor service to surf lifesaving.
Doctor Roderick Douglas PeekFor service to medicine as a dermatologist.
Roger James PerryFor service to veterans and their families.
Lorraine Joy PfitznerFor service to country music.
Tina Maria PhilipFor service to nursing, and to community health.
Frank Stafford Phillips For service to golf.
Robert John Pink OAM (Military)For service to veterans and their families.
James Maxwell PorterFor service to the community of north-east Victoria through a range of organisations.
Robert George Porter For service to the music industry as a producer, writer and performer.
Kelvin Dennis PortlandFor service to the community of the eastern Pilbara.
Dale Andrew PotterFor service to the community of Dookie.
Neville Roy PottsFor service to architecture.
Group Captain Kenneth Arthur Pratt (Retd)For service to the aviation industry.
Noelle Dawn PrattFor service to veterans and their families, and to the community.
Kelvyn John PrescottFor service to target shooting, and to the law.
Daphne Hannah ProiettoFor service to people with autism spectrum disorder and their families.
Glenn Bernard RamageFor service to the community through music.
Andre RazumsFor service to business and commerce.
Susanne Maureen ReaFor service to the community.
Gregory RedingtonFor service to the community of Townsville, and to football.
Alfred Corfield ReichardtFor service to music, and to the community.
Geoffrey Leigh ReilleyFor service to cricket, and to Australian rules football.
Lt Colonel Arthur Everett Reynolds RFD (Retd)For service to veterans and their families.
Darryl William RiceFor service to the community through voluntary roles.
John Edward RichardsFor service to the community, and to the manufacturing sector.
Frank RigbyFor service to local government, to community health, and to the environment.
Keith Murray RobertsonFor service to youth.
Ian RobilliardFor service to sport as an administrator, coach and competitor.
The late Honourable Ian Louis Robinson For service to the Parliaments of Australia and New South Wales.
John Ernest RobinsonFor service to veterans and their families.
Ross Stuart RobinsonFor service to horology.
Doctor Robert William RogersFor service to the community as a general practitioner, and through support for asylum seekers and refugees.
Major Paul Anthony Rosenzweig (Retd)For service to military history preservation.
Stephen Peter RoweFor service to the international community of Nepal.
Peter Edward RowseFor service to the community through a range of church organisations.
Kevin Vincent RuciochFor service to the community of Victor Harbor.
Donald Stanley RyanFor service to veterans and their families.
Rosemary Joan SamiosFor service to the Scottish community of New South Wales.
Doctor Mehdi Sanati PourFor service to medicine as a general practitioner in Mildura.
David James SandersFor service to cycling.
Doctor Deen Justin SandersFor service to public administration, and to professional standards.
Laurence Julian SandersFor service to the community of Boyanup.
Daryl Maxwell SandersonFor service to the community of the Gold Coast.
Donald Kimberley SartiFor service to conservation and the environment.
Gareth Daniel SaundersFor service to sport through recreational running events.
Barry William SavageFor service to the community of Gnowangerup.
John Joseph SchollFor service to international communities through humanitarian support.
Sister Betty SchonfeldtFor service to social welfare in Adelaide.
Bruce Leslie ScottFor service to local government, and to the community of Barcoo Shire.
Isabel Grace ScottFor service to arts administration in Cootamundra.
Maisie Louisa ScottFor service to the community of Bathurst.
Sister Elvera SestaFor service to secondary education in Queensland.
John Thomas SeymourFor service to local government, and to the community of the Riverina.
Adele Marie-Louise SharpeFor service to youth through Scouts, and to the community.
Assistant Commissioner David John Sharpe APM For service to rugby league, and to the community of the Australian Capital Territory.
Ian Stuart SharpeFor service to youth through Scouts, and to the community.
Jennifer Susan SharwoodFor service to secondary education.
Doctor Brian John ShawFor service to palliative care.
Susan SheaFor service to the retiree community.
The late Nevill Louis SherburnFor service to the performing arts, particularly jazz music.
John Damien Shortis For service to the performing arts as an entertainer.
Moya Simpson For service to the performing arts as an entertainer.
Dallas James SinclairFor service to rugby league.
Jeanie Fay SkyringFor service to the creative arts, and to the community of Canberra.
Barry William SmithFor service to the community of Hobart.
Desmond Charles SmithFor service to the community of Nhill through emergency services.
John Thomas SmithFor service to sport in the Hunter.
Leslie James SmithFor service to netball.
Maisie Olga SmithFor service to the community of Babinda.
Warren Earl SmithFor service to rugby league.
Terry SneeFor service to industrial relations.
David James SnookFor service to the community of Beachport.
Karen Eve SpillerFor service to women, and to education.
Reginald Phillip St LeonFor service to the multicultural community, and to education.
Allen John StanfordFor service to business and commerce.
Doctor David Robert StarteFor service to medicine as a paediatrician.
Margaret Alison SteffensFor service to community health through outreach dental programs.
Joseph Andrew SteinerFor service to the visual arts, and to community history.
Donna Lisa StepanFor service to animal welfare.
Karen Lynne Stephenson For service to swimming.
Doctor Allan Richard StewartFor service to dentistry, and to the community of the Mid North Coast.
Bruce Anthony StewartFor service to the community of Tamworth.
Lorraine Margaret StokesFor service to the community of Portarlington.
Doctor Peter Darcy SutherlandFor service to medicine as a urologist.
The late Rex Hamilton TateFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Hugh TaylorFor service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory.
Darryl Leslie ThomasFor service to the funeral industry, and to the community of Geelong.
Associate Professor Gwynne Wilton ThomasFor service to medicine in the field of nephrology, and to the community.
Glenn Robert ThompsonFor service to family law, and to the community.
Marcia Robin ThorburnFor service to the community of Wallendbeen.
Richard Francis Tighe RFD For service to sailing, to youth development, and to the community.
Kieran John TongeFor service to the community.
John Cornelius TooheyFor service to veterans and their families, and to the community of Goondiwindi.
Noreen TooheyFor service to the law, particularly as an advocate for the safety of children and families.
Janet Mary TorneyFor service to the community of Ballarat.
Graham Roy TowleFor service to swimming.
William Ian TownsendFor service to the international community, particularly to peacekeeping.
Isabel Mary TreaseFor service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Neil Vincent Trease ASM For service to the community through social welfare organisations.
James Morison TreloarFor service to local government, and to the community of Tamworth.
Joe TripodiFor service to football, and to the multicultural community of South Australia.
Desmond Charles TurnerFor service to snooker.
John Stanley TurnerFor service to community health.
Barry Vivian VainsFor service to veterans and their families.
Antony John VarrallFor service to people with a disability.
Peter Jan VeenstraFor service to rugby union, and to the community of Orange.
Doctor Unnikrishnan Velayudhan PillaFor service to the Malayalee community of Queensland.
Erika Johanna VickeryFor service to local government, and to the community of Naracoorte.
Peter WachtelFor service to the community through ski patrolling.
Elaine Dawn WadeFor service to the community of Penrith.
Major James Wain (Retd)For service to veterans and their families.
Jeffery Gibson Wake RFD For service to veterans and their families.
Helen Jean WallFor service to women, and to the community.
The late Brian Thomas WalshFor service to the community of Shellharbour.
David Warren Ward ESM For service to the community through a range of organisations.
Elizabeth Stephens WattsFor service to veterans and their families.
Carl WeaverFor service to youth through Scouts.
William Bruce WeirFor service to the community of Mildura.
Doctor Roger Thomas WelchFor service to ophthalmology.
Eileen Rosana WennFor service to the floral arts through a range of roles.
Kenneth Hugh WhanFor service to local government, and to the community of Benalla.
Philip Charles WheatleyFor service to the community through youth support organisations.
Mervyn Robert WhiteFor service to the community of Mount Gambier.
Nathaniel John WhiteFor service to the wine industry.
Leszek WikarjuszFor service to the Polish community of Australia.
Margaret Ann WilkschFor service to conservation and the environment.
Colleen Fay WillsFor service to local government, and to the community of Quirindi.
Robert Harry WilsdonFor service to people with disabilities, and to the community of Tasmania.
Janice Ellen WilsonFor service to the community of Yass.
Marcia Anne WilsonFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Marion Fay WilsonFor service to the community of Canowindra.
Francis WongFor service to the Chinese community of Sydney.
Harry WoodingFor service to cricket.
Janet Marion WoodsFor service to the community of the Tweed Valley.
Doctor Donald Stuart WorleyFor service to sport for the disabled as a documentary film-maker.
John Graham WorrellFor service to surf lifesaving.
June Margrethe WrightFor service to youth through Scouts, and to the community.
Michael Yiu-Wing YauFor service to the multicultural community, and to engineering.
Ann Myra YoulFor service to the community through a range of organisations.
Peter ZadelisFor service to the community.

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Navy Captain Michael John Harris RAN For meritorious service in the field of maritime operations and Navy system command, coordination and management. [4]
Warrant Officer Joanne Maree JordanFor meritorious service in personnel management and training in the Royal Australian Navy.
Warrant Officer Arthur Gregory LavenderFor meritorious performance of duty in the field of Combat System Operator procedure and training development.
Captain Malcolm Alexander Ralston RAN For meritorious performance of duty in the field of Navy education and training.
Army Warrant Officer Class One Clifford Gregory BellFor meritorious service as Company Sergeant Major in the 1st Military Police Battalion, the Trade Transfer and Retention Warrant Officer-South Queensland and as Regimental Sergeant Major of the 1st Military Police Battalion.
Warrant Officer Class One Kellie Eileen BrettFor meritorious performance of duty as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 1st Recruit Training Battalion and the Regimental Sergeant Major (Ceremonial) for Army.
Warrant Officer Class One Rodney James CornickFor meritorious service as the Regimental Sergeant Major Joint Task Force 633, Operations and Training Area Management - Tasmania and Queensland, and the Warrant Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Academy.
Warrant Officer Class One David Alexander GallowayFor meritorious service to mentoring and training in Forces Command and the Combat Training Centre.
Warrant Officer Class One Nathan HoldforthFor meritorious service as the Senior Trade Medical Standards Warrant Officer at the Army School of Health and the Senior Medical Technician Army at the Directorate of Army Health, Army Headquarters.
Warrant Officer Class One Sean William McGinleyFor meritorious performance of duty as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 5/6th Battalion, the Royal Victoria Regiment and the 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment and as contingent Regimental Sergeant Major for Operation ANODE.
Warrant Officer Class Two Michael Thomas MorrisseyFor meritorious performance of duty as the Member Support Coordinator in the Army Personnel Coordination Detachment - Victoria, Army Personnel Support Centre.
Warrant Officer Class One RFor meritorious performance of duty in making long-term contributions to the operational and training capability of the 1st Commando Regiment.
Air Force Squadron Leader Anthony John KiernanFor meritorious service in air lift capability development for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Sergeant Geoffrey Saul McLaughlinFor meritorious performance of duty in aircraft maintenance management and control.

Meritorious Service

Public Service Medal (PSM)

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Australian Police Medal (APM)

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BranchRecipientPositionNotes
Federal Commander Grant Stephen Edwards [9]
Detective Superintendent Kirsty Ann Schofield
New South Wales Chief Superintendent Donna AdneyCommander – Public Order and Riot Squad
Detective Superintendent Peter ThurtellCommander – Manning Great Lakes Local Area Command
Superintendent Gregory MartinCommander – Richmond Local Area Commander
Detective Chief Inspector Kevin McNeilCrime Manager – Far South Coast Local Area Command
Chief Inspector Wayne HumphreyDuty Officer – Port Stephens Local Area Command
Inspector Anthony RenekerDuty Officer – Griffith Local Area Command
Inspector Donna FaulCommander – Protocol and Awards Unit
Sergeant Paul DilleyTeam Leader – Mid North Coast Highway Patrol
Victoria Detective Leading Senior Constable Trevor John Collins
Commander Brett John Curran
Superintendent Therese Kathy Fitzgerald
Detective Superintendent Michael John Hermans
Assistant commissioner Dean Anthony McWhirter
Detective Inspector Christopher Andrew Murray
Assistant commissioner Neil John Paterson
Detective Sergeant Solon Solomon
Queensland Sergeant Narelle Gaylene Collins
Inspector Sharee Tracey Cumming
Inspector Robert John McCall
Senior Sergeant Bradyn Michael Murphy
Inspector Virginia Anne Nelson
Western Australia Sergeant George Ross Adam
Senior Constable Anthony John Cools
Detective Inspector Mark Wayne Fyfe
Senior Sergeant Jeffrey Bevan Taylor
Superintendent Kathryn Laura Taylor
South Australia Senior Sergeant First Class Peter David Brown
Chief Superintendent Robert John Fauser
Detective Senior Sergeant Tania Narelle Sheldon
Northern Territory Assistant Commissioner Lance Anthony Godwin

Australian Fire Service Medal (AFSM)

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BranchRecipientNotes
New South WalesMichael William Brettschneider [9]
Robert Derek Avard
Peter Micheal Brougham
Kelly Therese Browne
Craig Scott Burley
Robert John Cox
Rex Guskett Fuge
Kernin Sidney Lambert
Paul Edward Langley
David George Loft
Kenneth Andrew Murphy
Alan George Tucker
VictoriaAllan David Cracknell
Warren William Curry
Peter John Driscoll
Lance Phillip King
Steven Mark Warrington
David Youssef
QueenslandRaymond Clinton Bott
Adam Philip Gwin
Ian Denis Sheperd
Western AustraliaStephen Robert Treeby
South AustraliaDennis Philip Turner
Jeffrey Shane Wiseman
Australian Capital TerritoryBrian John Talbot
Northern TerritorySimon John Burt
Ryan Austin Clay

Ambulance Service Medal (ASM)

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BranchRecipientNotes
QueenslandColin Wayne Allen [9]
Catherine Leigh Dunstan
Peter Charles Fiechtner
Robert John Medlin
South AustraliaMaryanne Frances Elsby
David Robert Long
Gary John Wyld
Australian Capital TerritoryMichael Jon Abigail

Emergency Services Medal (ESM)

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BranchRecipientNotes
New South WalesStephen John Cliffe [9]
Keven Graham Marshall
John James Murray
Nichole Anne Richardson
John Robert Steele
VictoriaGlenn William O'Donnell
QueenslandJanet May Scott
Elizabeth Frances Suhr
South AustraliaChristopher James Shaw
Australian Capital TerritoryMatthew David Butters

Distinguished and Conspicuous Service

Distinguished Service Cross (DSC)

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BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Army Lieutenant Colonel AFor distinguished command and leadership in warlike operations as the Commanding Officer of the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA in Iraq during 2016. [10]
Colonel Gavin Michael Keating, CSC For distinguished command and leadership in warlike operations as the Commander Task Group Taji Two on Operation OKRA in Iraq.
Air Force Group Captain SFor distinguished command and leadership during Operation OKRA from September 2014 until April 2015.

Bar to the Distinguished Service Medal (DSM & Bar)

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Army Major K, DSM For distinguished leadership in warlike operations while deployed as the Officer Commanding, Commando Company Group with the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA in Iraq. [10]

Distinguished Service Medal (DSM)

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BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Army Colonel James Andrew HammettFor distinguished leadership in warlike operations during Operation Okra, as the Training Task Unit Commander, Task Group Taji Two in Iraq from November 2015 until June 2016. [10]
Sergeant MFor distinguished leadership as the Force Protection Team Commander of the Special Operations Advisory Group on Operation HIGHROAD in Afghanistan during 2015.
Air Force Group Captain BFor distinguished leadership as Commander Task Element 630.1.1 on Operation OKRA.
Air Commodore GFor distinguished leadership as Director, Combined Air Operations Centre, Qatar on Operation OKRA.

Commendation for Distinguished Service

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BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Navy Petty Officer Kevin Michael PaulFor distinguished performance of duties in warlike operations as the Chief Counter Improvised Explosive Devices Training Advisor of the Afghan National Police Central Training Centre during Operation HIGHROAD. [10]
Army Brigadier Michael Herbert Annett, CSC For distinguished performance of duties as the Commander, Task Group Afghanistan, Kabul on Operation HIGHROAD.
Captain BFor distinguished performance of duty in warlike operations as a Special Forces Advisory Team Commander with the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA in Iraq.
Major CFor distinguished performance of duty as an Intelligence Officer with the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA in Iraq during 2016.
Major DFor distinguished performance of duty in warlike operations as a Special Forces Advisory Team Commander with the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA.
Colonel Eamon Patrick Lenaghan, CSC For distinguished performance of duty in warlike operations as the Chief of Plans for Combined Joint Forces Land Component Command, Operation INHERENT RESOLVE, Iraq.
Captain NFor distinguished performance of duty on warlike operations as a Special Forces Advisory Team Commander with the Special Operations Task Group 632 Rotation IV during Operation OKRA in Iraq during 2016.
WO I John James Stonebridge, BM , OAM For distinguished performance of duties on warlike operations as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 205th Corps Advisory Team in Kandahar, Afghanistan during Operation HIGHROAD.
Sergeant Daniel Stephen WoodneyFor distinguished performance of duties in warlike operations as Force Protection Platoon Sergeant on Operation OKRA.
Air Force Squadron Leader BFor distinguished performance of duties, in both airborne leadership in action and operational planning as the Task Element 630.1.1 Flight Commander on Operation OKRA.
Wing Commander JFor distinguished performance of duties as Commander Task Unit 630.2 and Australian Target Engagement Authority within the Combined Air Operations Centre on Operation OKRA during 2016.
Flight Lieutenant TFor distinguished performance of duties on warlike operations as an F/A-18 fighter pilot in Iraq and Syria while a member of Task Element 630.1.1 on Operation OKRA during 2016.

Bar to the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC & Bar)

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BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Navy Commander William Le Mesurier Waters, CSC , RAN For outstanding achievement and leadership in non-warlike operations as the Commanding Officer HMAS Melbourne on Operation MANITOU. [10]

Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC)

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BranchRecipientCitationNotes
Navy Commander Simon James Cannell, RAN For outstanding achievement and devotion to duty in the field of maritime warfare capability development. [10]
Commander Phillip Andrew Henry, RAN [11] For outstanding achievement as the Commanding Officer HMAS Darwin on Operation MANITOU during 2016.
Commander Marc Louis Pavillard, RAN For outstanding devotion to duty and performance in the field of naval aviation command.
Commander Andrew Thomas Pepper, RAN For outstanding devotion to duty as the Executive Officer HMAS Melbourne.
Commander Rachel Emma Thompson, RAN For outstanding achievement in the field of Maritime Logistics and Health training management.
Captain Brendon Michael Zilko, RAN For outstanding achievement as the Commissioning Executive Officer of HMAS Adelaide.
Army Lieutenant Colonel Micah Batt, DSM For outstanding achievement in the delivery of All Corps Ab-initio Officer Training for Army as the Commanding Officer and Chief Instructor of the Royal Military College - Duntroon.
Lieutenant Colonel David Peter BensonFor outstanding achievement in furthering Army's diversity and inclusivity objectives as the Staff Officer Grade One Workforce Strategy in Army Headquarters.
Lieutenant Colonel CFor outstanding achievement in the improvement and advancement of the Special Operations Intelligence Enterprise capability in Special Operations Command.
Lieutenant Colonel Arran Pearce HassellFor outstanding achievement as the Commanding Officer of the Defence Force School of Intelligence and Deputy Head of Corps, Australian Intelligence Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel Roger James HolmesFor outstanding devotion to duty in the support and recovery of wounded, injured and ill members of the Australian Defence Force.
Major Ben Gerard LanskeyFor outstanding achievement as Officer Commanding Depot Company, Royal Australian Regiment, School of Infantry and as the Operations Officer of the 51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment.
Chaplain Kerry Andrew LarwillFor outstanding achievement in Forces Command Chaplaincy, including coordination of Chaplaincy support to the Operation Reunite repatriation activity and implementation of the Chaplaincy Reporting Tool.
Lieutenant Colonel James Anthony McGannFor outstanding achievement as the Commanding Officer of 2/17th Battalion and the inaugural Commanding Officer of the 5th and 8th Brigade Reinforcing Battle Group Waratah.
Lieutenant Colonel Steven Maurice Stockley For outstanding devotion to duty as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commandant of the Army Aviation Training Centre.
Lieutenant Colonel Dean Richard ThompsonFor outstanding achievement as Commanding Officer of the 1st Aviation Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Anthony John WatsonFor outstanding achievements in the improvement and sustainment of the deployable logistics capability.
Air Force Flight Lieutenant Lauren Rachael BishopFor outstanding achievement in logistics support to Heron remotely piloted aircraft operations for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Wing Commander Joy DownFor outstanding achievement as the Project Manager of the Australian Defence Force Deployable Frozen Blood Project.
Squadron Leader Scott Peter EganFor outstanding devotion to duty as the Battlefield Airlift Transition Office Operations Pilot and the Number 35 Squadron C-27J Continental United States of America Detachment Commander during the acquisition and introduction of the C-27J Spartan aircraft capability.
Squadron Leader Damien Luke MaldonFor outstanding devotion to duty in the engineering management and capability development of the additional KC-30A multi-role tanker transport aircraft acquisition and conversion.
Warrant Officer John Lancaster MatthewsFor outstanding devotion to duty to the C-27J Spartan battlefield airlifter acquisition project as the Technical Liaison Officer within the prime contractor in the United States of America.
Warrant Officer Alisha O'BrienFor outstanding achievement as the Airman Aircrew Manager at Headquarters Air Mobility Group.
Warrant Officer Neil Charles PinkerFor outstanding achievement in maintenance reform as the Warrant Officer Engineering at Number 36 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force.
Wing Commander Adele SchwonbergFor outstanding achievement in star rank and senior officer financial management and personnel administration in the Royal Australian Air Force.
Warrant Officer Ryan Keith WilsonFor outstanding achievement as a Loadmaster Instructor at Number 285 Squadron, Number 84 Wing, Royal Australian Air Force.

Conspicuous Service Medal (CSM)

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