Star of Courage
- Robert Cook †, United States
- Miss Kerri-Anne O’Meley †, New South Wales
- Shane Robert Warburton, Australian Capital Territory
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† indicates an award given posthumously.
(added to the Group Bravery Citation awarded and gazetted on 29 August 2005)
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