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Welcome to The Sydney Morning Herald. Search BoxSection NavigationContent. PETER CUNDALL can well remember the inspiration that foreshadowed the course he would take in his eventful life - the fragrance of a briar rose that he squeezed as a three-year-old. Going outside in tears after an altercation with his mother, he had become curious about the object in front of him.

Today the television gardener has become a Member AM of the General Division of the Order of Australia. Cundall had a poverty-stricken but not unhappy childhood.

He was exposed to socialist ideals. Called up by the military in World War II, he served with the British Parachute Regiment in Europe and the Middle East. He took time when he could to visit gardens, especially after the war. In he inadvertently strayed in Yugoslavia, was arrested as a spy and thrown into a lice-infested cell for six months.

After his release he rejoined the British Army and served in the Middle East during the Palestine emergency, where he was at least able to see orange groves developed in desert conditions. After migrating to Australia in he joined the army and was sent to Korea, where he took notes on plants on the front line and was wounded by shrapnel.

To those who have agreed or disagreed, his reply has been along the lines of his sign-off on Gardening Australia: The former Socceroo Alex Tobin received more than his fair share of sporting awards during his playing days, but said it was extra special to be recognised for his work off the field. And it's perhaps a recognition of efforts off the park as much as on the park in terms of trying to help the game go forward.

A man who commanded Australian troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, Brigadier Paul Symon, has been honoured as an officer in the military division of the Order of Australia. Brigadier Symon's time commanding in the Middle East from November until last May followed posts in the Solomon Islands and East Timor.

Based in Baghdad, Brigadier Symon oversaw not only the Australians in Iraq but also the deployment of special forces troops in Afghanistan and preparations for the introduction of an army reconstruction team there.

However, his time in Baghdad was marred by the bungled repatriation of the body of Private Jacob Kovco and concerns about the removal of evidence from the scene before investigators arrived. Guido Belgiorno-Nettis, a businessman, has followed in his father's footsteps by receiving an Australia Day honour for developing big infrastructure projects across the country. The head of Transfield Holdings has been named a Member AM of the Order of Australia for service to the construction industry and the arts.

Transfield projects include the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, Melbourne's CityLink and Brisbane's Airtrain. Transfield was founded in the s by Guido's father, Franco Belgiorno-Nettis, who was appointed a Companion in the Order of Australia AC 10 years ago.

The award is also in recognition of Guido's support for the arts. A classical guitarist, he chairs the Australian Chamber Orchestra and is part of the Art Gallery of NSW president's council.

AMONG the young arty types on screen and behind the cameras of the Tropfest short film competition, Joy Hruby's films cannot help but stand out. She proudly points out that at 79 she is again the oldest entrant in the annual competition.

This year is her third year entering a film, but she has appeared in others in previous years. After more than half a century of involvement in the arts and entertainment industry, Mrs Hruby has been recognised with a Medal OAM of the Order of Australia in the general division. As well as her filmmaking forays, Mrs Hruby is a stalwart of community television. She has a studio at home, where she films and edits Joy's Worldepisodes of which have screened on TVS, channel 31, since Mrs Hruby started Studio J actors' agency innow run by Jan Vassella.

She has published a book, Dubbo Dazzlersabout her time entertaining soldiers in World War II and is adapting the story for a television series. Her passion for the entertainment industry influenced her children's career paths. Her daughter Anna is an actor who first appeared as Nell in Seven Little Australiansher son, Frank, is a focus puller and worked on Mission: Impossible II and The Thin Red Lineand her daughter Janette is a former film location caterer.

Her late husband, Denny, was a professional pianist. I've had a fantastic life. I love working with people. The former Labor premier John Bannon and the former Liberal premier John Olsen have been appointed Officers AO in the Order of Australia for services to parliament and politics. Mr Bannon quit as premier and treasurer in September after the state's biggest financial controversy, the State Bank collapse.

But he resigned in tears in October when a report found he lied to an inquiry into how the communications company Motorola was established in the state. He rejected the findings but quit, and the next year he became Australia's consul-general in Los Angeles - a position he held for three years before being appointed to the same position in New York, a job he now holds.

The freestyle aerialist Alisa Camplin and the slalom specialist Zali Steggall achieved more than expected in a country with little to no pedigree in winter sports. Today their contributions are acknowledged, both receiving a Medal OAM of the Order of Australia. Camplin emerged from the shadow of another Australian aerialist, Jacqui Cooper, unexpectedly winning gold at the Winter Olympics. Steggall was also a big event performer, in the alpine disciplines.

Her golden period in the slalom ran from toduring which time she had her first World Cup victory, became Australia's only Winter Olympics alpine medallist after a third at the Nagano Games, and won a world championship in Vail, Colorado.

Janet Holmes a Court is puzzled by how much time people spend wondering what it means to be an Australian at this time a year. The staunch republican, who has been made a Companion AC of the Order of Australia, says she hopes the nation will sever its ties to Britain.

Ms Holmes a Court is best known for turning around the flagging fortunes of her late husband's business, Heytesbury, after he died suddenly in These days she is more focused on being a patron of the arts in Western Australia, lobbying for free-to-air children's television and supporting victims of torture and trauma. Michael L'Estrange believes years as a policy wonk has turned out to be the perfect grounding to become Australia's top diplomat.

He took up the job as secretary at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade only days after the devastating Boxing Day tsunami.

Since then, thousands of Australians have been caught up in natural disasters, terrorist attacks and political crises overseas. The former Rhodes scholar came to foreign affairs after five years as Australia's high commissioner to the United Kingdom. Mr L'Estrange, 54, was today appointed an Officer AO in the Order of Australia in recognition of his service to public policy and international relations. The tennis great and Perth evangelical church founder Margaret Court has been lauded for her contributions to sport and pastoral care.

Known to her Perth flock as Pastor Margaret, the founder of the Christian Victory Life Centre in Perth has been made an Officer AO of the Order of Australia for her services to tennis as a player and as a mentor to junior female elite competitors. She has also been recognised for her contributions to the communities of Australia and Sri Lanka for initiating a range of pastoral care, social support and emergency accommodation projects.

Court remains one of Australia's most well known tennis players, after a stellar career in which she won a record 62 grand slam titles, including 24 singles, 19 doubles and 19 mixed doubles. She is less well known for her pastoral work and care for Sri Lankan survivors of the tsunami that devastated Asia just a little more than two years ago killing more thanpeople.

Benjamin Ming Tung Chow, 60, awarded an officer AO in the General Division of the Order of Australia, has been active in multicultural issues since he was a student. Born in Shanghai, he spent his early years in Hong Kong before arriving in Australia in to study at Sydney's Waverley College.

After graduating in civil engineering from the University of Sydney he joined the Hooker Corporation as a trainee project manager. Mr Chow says that while he does not think racism is a big problem, he believes community relationships need constant nurturing.

He has been the driving force behind annual Harmony Day celebrations that highlight cultural diversity and aim to eliminate racism and discrimination. The artistic director of Company B Belvoir, named an Officer AO in the General Division of the Order of Australia, will be too busy working on the script for the play Exit the Kingstarring Geoffrey Rush.

Armfield is hunkered down with Rush on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria translating Eugene Ionesco's script before the play opens at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre in March. It comes to the Belvoir St Theatre in June. The honour is another jewel in an amazing year for the director. Company B's production of Keating!

Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and Little Ragged Blossoma musical directed by Armfield based on the May Gibbs stories, has had extra shows added to its Sydney Festival season to meet demand. One dark spot has been the death of his mother, Nita, during rehearsals for Snugglepot and Cuddlepieand the opening-night performance was dedicated to her memory.

Armfield also turned to film last year with Candystarring Heath Ledger, and won an Australian Film Institute award, with Luke Davies, for best adapted screenplay. Dr Kenneth Ross HENRY, Bungendore NSW. For service to the development and implementation of economic and taxation policy, and for community service to wildlife welfare. Mrs Janet Lee HOLMES a COURT AO, East Perth WA. For service to business, notably in construction, wine and cattle, to music, theatre and the visual arts, and to the community.

Dr Barry James MARSHALL, Subiaco WA. For service to medicine and medical research, notably the discovery of the Helicobacter pylori bacterium and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease. Dr Bridget Margaret OGILVIE, Austinmer NSW. For service to biomedical research, particularly veterinary and medical parasitology, and for support for research funding to improve global health. Dr Peter Roger SHERGOLD AM, Barton ACT. For service to the community for public sector innovation, in relation to the development and implementation of a whole-of-government approach to policy and program delivery.

Dr John Robin WARREN, Northbridge WA. The Honourable Michael John AHERN, Caloundra Qld. For service to the Queensland parliament, to economic and trade development through fostering primary production and international relationships, and to the community through technological, medical research, educational and charitable organisations.

Dr Susan Marie ALBERTI AM, Wheelers Hill Vic. For service to the community through support for medical research institutions, notably as a philanthropist, fundraiser and advocate for juvenile diabetes care and research. Dr Neil Geoffrey ARMFIELD, Leichhardt NSW.

For service to the arts, nationally and internationally, as a director of theatre, opera and film, and as a promoter of innovative Australian productions, including indigenous drama.

Mr Russell Stephen BALDING, Castle Hill NSW. For service to broadcasting, particularly in service delivery, advanced technology and financial management, and to accounting through CPA Australia. The Honourable Dr John Charles BANNON, North Adelaide SA. For service to politics and the South Australian parliament, to history, particularly for researching Australian federation, and to the community through sporting, cultural and welfare organisations.

Dr Peter John BOXALL, Griffith ACT. For service to economic and financial policy development and reform in the areas of accrual budgeting, taxation and workplace relations. The Reverend Monsignor David John CAPPO, Adelaide SA. For service to the South Australian community as chairman of the Social Inclusion Board, to social justice and health, and to the Catholic Church. Mr Benjamin Ming Tung CHOW, Beecroft NSW. For service to the community through intercultural activities to promote social interaction, economic and employment opportunities, including the establishment of Harmony Day.

The Reverend Margaret COURT MBE, City Beach WA. For service to tennis as a player, mentor to junior competitors and work in professional development programs, and to the communities of Australia and Sri Lanka as the initiator of pastoral care, social support and emergency accommodation projects. Mr Maurice John DE ROHAN OBE, deceased, London, Britain. For service to Australian-British relations through organisations promoting business, educational, charitable, community and sporting initiatives.

Professor Margaret Elaine GARDNER, Melbourne Vic. For service to tertiary education, particularly in university governance and gender equity, and to industrial relations in Queensland. Professor John Medwyn HUTSON, Malvern East Vic.

For service to medicine, notably paediatric surgery as a clinician, teacher and researcher, and to the community through Scouts. The Honourable Justice David Andrew IPP, Sydney NSW. For service to the judiciary through implementation of reforms in Western Australian court procedure, and to law as contributor to a review of negligence law. The Honourable Robert Ian KNOWLES, Clarendon Vic. For service to the community as contributor to aged care, mental health, medical research and cultural organisations through the development of food standards policies and protocols, and to the Victorian parliament.

Mr Michael Gerard L'ESTRANGE, Barton ACT. For service to public policy, particularly national security and foreign policy, and to fostering international relations through diplomacy, trade and culture. Mrs Gillian Margaret MOORE, Pymble NSW. For service to education, particularly as principal of Pymble Ladies' College, by fostering academic excellence and student participation in sport and the arts, and as a contributor to independent schools.

Mr David Victor MURRAY, Hunters Hill NSW. For service to national and international finance through strategic leadership and policy development, to education, by fostering relations between institutions and industry, and to the community as a fundraiser for cultural and church organisations. Mrs Linda Bardo NICHOLLS, Melbourne Vic. For service to Australian business, particularly in governance, corporate social responsibility, and as a mentor to businesswomen, to education and to the community through contributions to health and cultural organisations.

The Reverend Father Peter Julian NORDEN, Richmond Vic. For service to community development through social research and programs to help marginalised young people and offenders, to the mental health sector and to the Catholic Church. Professor Borje Christopher NORDIN, North Adelaide SA. For service to medicine as a pioneering researcher in calcium metabolism, osteoporosis and kidney stone disease, and as a clinician and academic. The Honourable John Wayne OLSEN, New York, United States.

For service to the South Australian parliament, particularly in economic development and reform, for promoting business, infrastructure and investment opportunities, and to international relations and the community. Mrs Roslyn Redman PACKER, Sydney NSW. For service to the community as a fundraiser for arts, cultural, medical research and health care organisations.

The Honourable Justice John William PERRY, Adelaide SA. For service to the judiciary and law, particularly as a contributor to professional regulatory committees, to legal education and to the community. Mr Robert Baddeley SIMPSON AM, Newington NSW. For service to cricket as a state, national and international coach and consultant, and as a contributor to revising the laws of the game.

The Honourable Anthony Allan STALEY, Lancefield Vic. For service to politics as a parliamentarian and contributor to the development of the Liberal Party, to telecommunications and the arts.

Professor Lance Thomas TWOMEY AM, North Beach WA. For service to higher education as an administrator and academic, as a promoter of Australian tertiary education overseas and as a supporter of indigenous, regional and multicultural education.

The Honourable Justice Frank Hollis VINCENT, Melbourne Vic. For service to the judiciary and the law as a contributor to penal and parole reform, the rehabilitation of offenders and indigenous issues, and to education as Victoria University chancellor, including efforts to help disadvantaged youth. Brigadier Paul Bruce SYMON AM, ACT.

For service as commander of Joint Task Force during the Catalyst and Slipper operations. The Honourable Alan Richard ABADEE RFD QC, Pyrmont NSW. For service to the judiciary and the law, particularly to sentencing development and reform, and to the military justice system.

Ms Anne Doreen AKKERMAN, Carlton Vic. For service to the community through the development of information and support services in cancer and palliative care, and to the education of health professionals. Dr Belle Yarbrough ALDERMAN, Kingston ACT. For service to children's literature as an academic, researcher and mentor to emerging writers and illustrators, to the development of the Lu Rees Archives of Australian Children's Literature and to professional associations.

Mr John Kitchener ALLEN, Carcoar NSW. For service to events management and the development of training programs. Dr Ian Robert ANDERSON, Kew Vic. For service to the community through international aid organisations and refugee programs, and to finance. Associate Professor Constantine Nicholas ARONEY, Aspley Qld. For service to medicine, in cardiology, to the National Heart Foundation of Australia and to the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand.

For service to environmental protection and indigenous affairs, to the Olympics and to the community through health, education, cultural and development organisations. Mrs Nancy Joy BALUCH, Port Augusta SA. For service to local government, particularly in economic and regional development, and to the community of Port Augusta and the region. Mr Ronald Edwin BARR OAM, Windsor NSW. For service to young people through the Youth Insearch life skills programs. Mr Bernard Paul BARTELS, Marsfield NSW.

For service to the community, particularly through Southern Cross Care and aged care provision, and the development of public housing policy in New South Wales.

Mr Colin Charles BEAUCHAMP, Southern River WA. For service to the community, particularly as executive and fundraiser with the Lions Cancer Institute. Mr Guido Franco BELGIORNO-NETTIS, Mosman NSW. For service to the construction industry, particularly through the management of big infrastructure projects, and to the arts in executive and philanthropic roles. Mr Nick BIANCO, Newton SA. For service to the building and construction industry in South Australia, and to the community through philanthropic support for sporting and charitable organisations.

Mr James BIRCH, Glenunga SA. For service to the community through leadership roles in health, justice, public housing and child protection services.

Mr Christopher Richard BONNOR, Cherrybrook NSW. For service to education policy development in New South Wales, the promotion of school leadership and public education. Mr Ashley Ross BONTHORNE, Woollahra NSW. For service to architecture and urban planning, to the architectural profession, to local government and the community. Dr James Howard BRADBURY, Campbell ACT. For service to science as a plant biochemist, particularly the research and development of a test kit to measure cyanide in cassava and other crops.

Mrs Susanne Frances BRADLEY, Darwin NT. For service to community in mental health, disability support, educational, civic and charitable organisations. Mr Geoffrey Frank BRAYSHAW, Mount Claremont WA. For service to accounting through executive roles with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, and to the community as a supporter of heritage and sporting organisations.

For service to psychology as an academic, particularly in the areas of peace, mediation and conflict resolution, and to the community as an advocate for violence prevention. For service to medicine as a palliative care clinician, researcher and educator, and for contributions to professional organisations. Mr Trevor William BROWN, Ringwood East Vic. For service to administration at the Swinburne University of Technology, and to accounting, notably developing ethical and professional standards in risk management and auditing.

Professor Donald Bruce BURSILL, Tea Tree Gully SA. For service to water quality research and resource management through research and industry organisations. Sister Margaret Mary CAMERON, Forbes NSW. For service to the Catholic Church through leadership of the Congregation of Dominican Sisters of Eastern Australia and the Solomon Islands, to education, particularly establishing programs to help children with impaired hearing, and to pastoral training in the Wilcannia-Forbes diocese.

Ms Susan Lathrop CAMPBELL, Camberwell Vic. For service to the law, particularly the development of clinical legal education in Australia and community legal services in Victoria. Mr Phillip John CAVE, Milsons Point NSW.

For service to the community, particularly support services for children and young adults with disabilities, and to business as a company director.

For service to international and human rights law through professional and supporting roles in academia, legal organisations, and government and non-government organisations in Australia and overseas. Emeritus Professor William Wallace CHARTERS, Lower Templestowe Vic.

For service to engineering, through the research and development of renewable energy technology, to international relations, tertiary education and the Australian Cooperative Research Centre program. Dr Andrew Graham CHILD, Woollahra NSW.

For service to medicine, in obstetrics and gynaecology as a clinician, teacher and administrator. For service to the community through refugee organisations and to the Anglican Church. Mr Terence Osborne CLARKE, Edgecliff NSW. For service to the performing arts as a director, actor, writer, composer and educator. Mr Anthony John COATES, Eidsvold Qld.

For service to the beef cattle industry, particularly the advancement of genetics and as a judge at national and international agricultural shows, and to the community of Eidsvold.

Mr Leslie Ernest COOPER, Bellbird NSW. For service to education through the provision of learning opportunities for disadvantaged youth, and to the community of Cessnock.

Dr Gwenneth Jean CRAIK, Canberra ACT. For service to natural resources, notably fisheries, marine ecology and water reform, and for contributions to rural and regional policy development.

Mr Peter CUNDALL, Rosevears Tas.

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For service to the environment, particularly protection of the Tasmanian wilderness, and to horticulture as presenter of radio and television gardening programs. Dr Stella DALTON, Harris Park NSW. For service to medicine, through alcohol and drug treatment and rehabilitation programs, to professional support organisations and medical research. Mr Alexander Walker DARLING, Mangerton NSW. For service to local government and the Illawarra community in business, industry, public infrastructure and the arts.

Mr Peter George DOWLING, Brisbane Qld. For service to accountancy, particularly taxation policy and administration, and to the community through the arts, education and emerging technology businesses.

Ms Julie Christine DUNSMORE, Enmore NSW. For service to the community as a grief counsellor, to families of the victims of the Bali bombing, to youth and to raising awareness of mental health issues. Mrs Julie Patricia DYSON, Aranda ACT. For service to the performing arts through Ausdance, to the promotion of contemporary dance, and to dance artists and educators. Professor Keith William ENTWISTLE, Armidale NSW.

For service to the beef industry through research into tropical beef cattle reproduction, and to veterinary education. Professor Murray David ESLER, Templestowe Vic. For service to medical research through cardiovascular neuroscience and to the development of health policy and therapies.

For service to medicine as a cardiothoracic surgeon, to medical education and the development of new procedures, and as a volunteer in Asia and the Pacific. The Honourable Frederick Arthur FINCH, Virginia NT. For service to the community through the Legislative Assembly, particularly in the education, health and public works portfolios, to the surf lifesaving movement and to rugby union.

Professor Christopher Charles FINDLAY, Netherby SA. For service to international relations in Asia-Pacific, to trade cooperation, transportation and economic reform, and to education. Mr Gordon Conway FRENCH, Numinbah Valley Qld. For service to the dairy industry through executive roles in organisations specialising in industry research, reform, training and education, and to natural resource management.

Mr Patrick Vincent GAY, Birkdale Qld. For service to the construction industry, particularly residential and industrial property development, to educational and youth social welfare organisations, and to game fishing. Dr Richard John GEE, Monash ACT. For service to international relations, notably disarmament and the elimination of weapons of mass destruction. Associate Professor David John GILLETT, Vaucluse NSW.

For service to medicine, particularly breast cancer research and education, the development of multidisciplinary patient care for patients and as a surgeon. Dr Sheila GIVEN, Kingston Tas. For service to the community as a member of state government committees and community organisations developing policy for older people, and to education in Tasmania. Dr Anthony James GOULD, Elwood Vic. For service to the arts as a music educator, particularly through the Victorian College of the Arts, to the promotion of jazz and improvised music, and as a pianist and composer.

Ms Denise GREEN, New York, United States. For service to the arts, particularly as an abstract painter and author, and to the promotion of Australian art and artists.

Professor Michelle HABER, Children's Cancer Institute Australia, Randwick NSW. For service to science in childhood cancer research, to scientific education and to the community. Ms Evelyn Nyirrmaria HALL, Kununurra WA. For service to the indigenous community as an advocate for land rights, social justice and the economic advancement and education of traditional owners in the Kimberley region.

Mr Richard Ian HANGER QC, St Lucia Qld. For service to the law, notably the development of alternative dispute resolution methods and procedures, and to music.

Mrs Christine Dorothy HARDWICK, Bencubbin WA. For service to the community and local government through the Western Australian Local Government Association and Mount Marshall shire, and to rural road safety. Mr John HARNDEN, Prahan Vic. For service to sports administration, particularly planning and coordination of the Melbourne Commonwealth Games.

Professor Clive Gordon HARPER, Sydney NSW. For service to medicine in neuroscience, chiefly research into the neuropathological consequences of alcohol-related brain damage, and for input to public health policy.

Professor John Preston HARRIS, Stanmore NSW. For service to medicine, notably vascular surgery and ultrasound procedures and techniques, to medical hull options futures and other derivatives answers and to public health administration.

Mr John Harold HEARD, Unley Park SA. For service to business through executive roles in finance, education, sport, the arts and charitable organisations, and to South Australia's economic development.

Professor Richard Leigh HENRY, Randwick NSW. For service to paediatric respiratory medicine as a clinician, researcher, educator and mentor. Professor Brian Andrew HILLS, deceased, Alexandra Hills Qld. For service to medical research, particularly in respiratory physiology and decompression sickness as an educator and author. Mr Francis David HOCKINGS, Maleny Qld. For service to horticulture through development of the native plant market consensus value required return stock flower industry.

For service to education, particularly through the Australian Secondary Principals' Association, to professional education development programs and to the community. Mr Raymond Kenneth HORSBURGH, Williamstown Vic. For service to the steel industry and to the community through organisations helping disadvantaged youth. Ms Noelene Elizabeth HORTON, Northcote Vic. For service to education, particularly through executive roles with professional associations, to the promotion of effective school leadership and to the community.

Brother Paul Ignatius HOUGH, Drummoyne NSW. For service to education, notably as headmaster of St Joseph's College, and to indigenous youth education, pastoral care and cross-cultural initiatives. Emeritus Professor Anthony Keith HOUSE, Peppermint Grove WA. For service to medicine, particularly liver and kidney transplants, to rural and remote health, and education. Mr Fredrick Harold HYDE OAM, Warwick Qld.

For service to international relations, chiefly as director of the Cooperation in Development program, and to children through the establishment of schools and orphanages in Bangladesh. Mr Robert Roger INGPEN, Anglesea Vic. For service to literature as a children's book illustrator and author, to art design, education and to health care. Mr Gus IRDI, Leederville Make money in elder scrolls online. For service to the community through youth, social welfare and educational organisations, including Youth Focus, and to the law.

Mr Peter Alexander IVANY, Darlinghurst NSW. For service to the community through fundraising and support for Jewish, arts and sporting organisations, to medical research and public health, and to business education.

The Honourable David Francis JACKSON QC, Neutral Bay NSW. For service to the legal profession in constitutional and appellate law, and to the development of professional legal bodies and education.

Professor Ian Ronald JOHNSTON, Clayton Vic. For service to the transport industry, notably the promotion of road safety through the Monash University Accident Research Centre, to maritime safety, and to industry groups. Dr June Ellen KANE, Essendon Vic. For service to the international community as an advisor, researcher and consultant with organisations tackling child slavery and prostitution.

Mrs Elizabeth KEAM, Kensington Park SA. For service to community health through palliative care development and services, and to nurse education. Mr Ross William KELLY, Karrinyup WA. For service to indigenous youth through the Clontarf Foundation, to Australian rules football, to business as a company director, and to water resource policy in Western Australia.

Mr Donald Neil KERLEY, Walker Flat SA. For service to Australian rules football as a player and coach, and to the community through charity work.

Mr Kevin Thomas KERR, Barcaldine Qld. For service to engineering and infrastructure development in western Queensland, and to the Barcaldine community. Mr James Thomas KING, Mount Nasura WA. For service to the community through crime prevention and child safety programs, and to security industry training and charities.

Mr Ian Reginald KNOP, Palm Beach NSW. For service to business, notably to industry development in Tasmania, and to the community through executive roles in energy, finance, sport and indigenous groups. For service to the community as charities benefactor, to multicultural groups and to business and employment in the ACT. Commissioner Ivan Bramwell LANG, North Lakes Qld. For service to the community in public relations and social welfare with The Salvation Army and as a supporter of disadvantaged people in the Asia-Pacific.

Mrs Valerie Joan LANG, Lismore Vic. For service to women in rural and regional communities, particularly through the Foundation for Australian Agricultural Women, and to the environment, health and education. Mr William Gingell LAWRENCE, Maroubra NSW. For service to medical administration through executive roles in health management and to training health administrators. Mr Peter Frederick LAZAR, Pearl Beach NSW. For service to business, mainly through public relations, to dental health education and to the community through aged care, health, cultural and social welfare groups.

Mr Ferdinando LELLI, Lake Illawarra NSW. For service to industrial relations as an advocate for steel workers, and to employment for people with disabilities. Mr Colin William LOVE, South Coogee NSW.

For service to sport as a national and international rugby league administrator, and to sports law. Mr Philip Norman LOVEL, Black Rock Vic. For service to the transport industry through the Victorian Transport Association, particularly in safety, including the introduction of safer, more efficient vehicles, and to community liaison.

Ms Kathleen Vera McCORMACK, Wollongong NSW. For service to the Illawarra community in social welfare, mainly through Centacare. Professor John Joseph McGRATH, Bowen Hills Qld.

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For service to medicine, in schizophrenia research at the Queensland Forexsystems.ru binary for Mental Health Research and to psychiatric education. Mrs Marie Rosalind McGRATH-KERR, Launceston Tas. For service to the community and to small post office operators through the Post Office Agents Association.

Mr John Lauchlan McINTOSH, Bungendore NSW. For service to the community through promotion of road safety programs, and to the mining industry. Dr James Hector McLACHLAN, Buddina Qld. For service to the community through innovations in NSW Ambulance Service operations and management. Mr Peter Donald MacLEAN PSM, Applecross WA. For service to the community through cemetery and crematoria management.

Sister Clare Agnes McSHEE, Melbourne Vic. For service to the community through prisoner rehabilitation and family assistance. Mr Benjamin Wickham MACDONALD, Ascot Qld. For service to business through executive roles in investment, banking and agriculture, and to the community as a supporter of charities and sporting bodies. The Reverend Dr Elizabeth Bernice MACKINLAY, Dunlop ACT. For service to the elderly, chiefly through the Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies, to nurse education, the Anglican Church and the community.

Ms Susanne Lorraine MACRI, Kirrawee NSW. For service to the community in aged care, particularly in developing industry standards, accreditation, management practices and nurse training. Dr Peter Lewis MALYCHA, Adelaide SA. For service to medicine through research and development of new procedures for breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Sister Toni Margaret MATHA, Toorak Vic. For service to the community, particularly the development of St Vincent de Paul Society services, and to people suffering from mental illness and drug and alcohol addiction. Mr Richard Herbert MENTEITH, Bass Hill NSW. For service to the community through the Wesley Mission and other Christian groups.

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Mr Ian Stanley MICKEL, Esperance WA. For service to local government through the Western Australian Local Government Association and Esperance shire. Mr Philip Gregory MOLYNEUX, Melbourne Vic.

For service in financial management to medical research, health and community groups. Mrs Jocelyn Heather MURPHY, Newtown NSW.

For service to the community, chiefly through the YWCA and various youth, health, human rights and sports bodies and charities. Dr Brian Wallace NELDNER, Port Noarlunga SA. For service to international aid, particularly through the Lutheran World Federation and the International Council of Voluntary Agencies. Professor Desmond Francis NICHOLLS, Fisher ACT.

For service to statistics as an academic and through professional organisations, and to the community. Ms Annmaree O'KEEFFE, Farrer ACT. Dr Richard John OLIVE RFD, Brisbane Barclays stockbrokers share tips. For service to dentistry and dental education through professional groups and the Royal Australian Army Dental Corps.

Dr Svante Rikard ORELL, Adelaide SA. For service to medicine in diagnostic pathology, chiefly the introduction of fine needle aspiration biopsy, and to medical training. Professor Michael Geoffrey O'ROURKE, Hendra Qld. For service to medicine as a surgeon, educator and researcher in melanoma treatment. The Reverend Dr Donald William OWERS, Highbury SA. For service to the community in raising awareness of child sexual abuse and campaigning for justice and support for victims.

Mr Paul Anthony PHOLEROS, Bilgola Plateau NSW. For service to the community by improving living conditions and health of indigenous communities through housing design and environmental improvement, and job creation.

Mr Michael RAMSDEN, Gibson Island, United States. For service to the media as an executive in broadcasting and regulatory organisations. Dr Gregor Allen RAMSEY, Grange SA.

For service to education, particularly higher education, vocational training, quality teaching and school leadership. Dr John Phillip RAYNER, Deakin ACT. For service to education, particularly in electronics engineering and physics, and to the community through the development of science enrichment programs. For service to the options vesting calculator through the NSW Country Women's Association and to 95 binary option strategies 08078 payout government in Bellingen shire.

Mr John Frederick RIDGE, Wahroonga NSW. For service to information technology, mainly through the promotion and development of professional organisations and education.

The Honourable Neil Maxwell ROBSON, Norwood Tas. For service to electoral reform, the Tasmanian parliament, and fishing how to buy volkswagen stocks community organisations. Mr John Stuart ROSS, Bordertown SA. For service to local government through contributions to national and state policy issues, and the Tatiara district council.

The Honourable Justice Stephen Craig ROTHMAN, Sydney NSW. For service to the Jewish community through executive roles in communal organisations and educational institutions, to the law and to industrial relations. Mr Gordon Albert SALIER, Seaforth NSW. For service to the legal profession, mainly with the Law Society of NSW and in cost assessment. Mr Salah Hamed SALMAN, Keilor East Vic. For service to education as director-general of Australian International Academy of Education and to the community through the promotion of intercultural relations.

Mr Alan SCHWARTZ, Toorak Vic. For service to douglas day stewart stockbroker community, particularly Jewish welfare organisations and as co-founder of the corporate social responsibility organisation, SEAL Force, and to business.

Emeritus Professor Benjamin Klaas SELINGER, Garran ACT. For service to science education and the community, particularly in consumer awareness and standards. Professor Bruce Sugriv SINGH, Parkville Vic. For service to psychiatry through medical education and training, contributions to mental health research and reform, and the development of clinical services.

Mrs Roslyn Frances SMORGON, Toorak Vic. For service to the community through fundraising and support for Jewish, arts, women's health and sporting organisations. For service to natural history and the community through a valuable collection of minerals and fossils donated to the Australian Mineral and Fossil Museum, Bathurst.

Mr Julian Bellin STOCK, Melbourne Vic. For service to the community, particularly in corporate governance, financial planning and management of the State Library of Victoria. For service to the Western Australian parliament as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, to local government and the community. Ms Meredith Marjory SUSSEX, Melbourne Vic.

For service to sports administration through planning and coordination of the Melbourne Commonwealth Games, and to education and training. Professor Paul Winston THOMAS, Mooloolaba Qld. For service to higher education, particularly the development and administration of the University of the Sunshine Coast, and establishing educational links with China and Japan. The Reverend Dr Michael Francis TRAINOR, Brooklyn Park SA. For service to education, chiefly in theology and archeology, to international and inter-faith relations, and to ecumenism.

Mrs Gwen Livingstone TREMLETT, Moulden NT. For service to the indigenous community through the translation of the Kriol Bible and as a home economics teacher and missionary. Mr Lance John TREMLETT, Moulden NT. For service to the indigenous community through the translation of the Kriol Bible and as a community administrator and missionary.

Mrs Pamela May TYE OAM, Wentworth Falls NSW. For service to hockey through the development of a national association and for sport administration. Professor Graham Vernon VIMPANI, New Lambton Forex kurser pund. For service to medicine as a paediatrician, reseacher and academic dedicated to improving child welfare with government, professional and community organisations.

Ms Lynette Mary WANNAN, Williamstown Vic. For service in social policy, education, and children's services through leadership and advisory roles with government and community bodies. Mr John Edward WATERFORD, Braddon ACT. For service to journalism, particularly as a commentator on politics, the law, ethics and public sector accountability, and to the community in indigenous affairs. Mr Peter Roy WATTS, Sydney NSW. For leadership in the conservation and preservation of Australian heritage, chiefly with the Historic Houses Trust of NSW and the Australian Garden History Society, and to the arts.

For service to conservation and the environment through research, implementing and promoting ecologically sustainable farming practices. Mrs Dianne Lesley WEIDNER OAM, Croydon Hills Vic. For service to the promotion and conservation of Australia's indigenous, natural and historic heritage, particularly through the National Trust of Australia.

Dr Carolyn Mary WEST, Strathfield NSW. Service to medicine and as an advocate for people with disabilities, especially spina bifida. Dr Ralph Derwyn WHALLEY, Armidale NSW. For service to conservation and the environment, notably through research into Australian native grasses used for pasture, lawn and revegetation of degraded areas.

Dr Robert Houston WILSON, Mosman Park WA. For service to the pork industry through research and producer groups, contributions to business and market development, and improved farm management. Ms Alla WOLF-TASKER, Daylesford Vic. For service to the development and promotion of regional tourism and the hospitality industry. His Grace Bishop Mar Meelis ZAIA, Fairfield NSW. For service to the community through the Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East and developing educational facilities.

Commander Jonathan Dallas MEAD, NSW. For exceptional service in operations as the commanding officer of HMAS Parramatta in the Persian Gulf during Operation Catalyst. Commodore Les Nikolas PATAKY CSC, NSW. Received his award for exceptional service as the commander of the Australian navy's Surface Combatant Group, the deputy maritime commander and chief-of-staff maritime headquarters, the Australian Defence Force liaison officer to the United States joint chiefs-of-staff and president of the Sea King inquiry board.

Brigadier John Graham CALIGARI DSC, Qld. For service in command and senior army staff appointments. Principal Chaplain Leonard Sidney EACOTT, ACT. For service as principal chaplain army and head of corps, Royal Australian Army chaplains' department. Colonel Lindsay Cameron MORTON, Vic. For service and planning of logistics support during Operation Falconer and to Australian Defence Force elements and the rationalisation of domestic contracts and operations. Lieutenant Colonel Cheryl Ann PEARCE, NSW.

For service as the commandant of the Defence Police Training Centre and commanding officer of the 1st Military Police Battalion. Colonel Richard Hugh STANHOPE, Qld. For service as the commandant of the Army Recruit Training Centre from to and commander of the Combat Training Centre from to Brigadier Ian Denis WESTWOOD, ACT.

For service to military law, particularly as chief judge advocate. Sir Commodore Timothy Francis OWEN, NSW. For service in the development of surveillance and response capability. Warrant Officer Raymond Ashley WOOLNOUGH, NSW. For service as a warrant officer across several senior appointments. Mrs Janice Margaret ACKLAND, Caringbah NSW. For service to the community of Sutherland shire, particularly in aged and pastoral care.

Mr Raymond Thomas ADAMS, Emerald Vic. For service to the community through Rotary International and involvement in aid projects. For service to the community, particularly in welfare and church organisations. Miss Robin Christine ANDERSON, Whitfield Qld. For service to the community through musical, youth and women's groups. Mr Colin Fife ANGAS, Angaston SA.

For service to the community of Angaston, particularly the rural fire service and local government. Mrs Natalie Gladys ARMSTRONG, Delegate NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the Delegate Progress Association. Mr Reginald James ARROLD, Cooma NSW. For service to ex-service personnel and their families. For service to veterans and their families, and to the community and lawn bowls.

Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Anne ASHBURN, Paddington NSW. For service to the visual arts, contemporary Australian art, education and the community. Mrs Laurel Margaret ASIMUS, Buderim Qld. For service to the community of Maroochy shire through church, service, welfare and aged care groups. Mr Michael Plant ATCHISON, Stirling SA. For service to the community as a political and social commentator, author and cartoonist.

Mr Harry ATLAS, Dianella WA. For service to the Perth Jewish community and small business. Mr Charles Edward AUST, deceased, Tuross Head NSW. For service to ex-service personnel and their families, and to the community of Eurobodalla shire. Dr Walter John BACKHOUSE, Rippleside Vic. For service to the Geelong community through arts, educational and aged care organisations, and to the law. Mr Douglass Hinton Best 3d printing stocks to buy, Mudgee NSW.

For service to the community as a photographer of indigenous people, plants and wildlife of Australia, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands, and of historic buildings, particularly in the Hunters Hill district. Mrs Valma Grace BALDWIN, Glenelg SA. For service to the community, particularly through Zonta International, and to education.

Dr Peter Deane BARNARD, Artarmon NSW. For service to the community in preventive and public health dentistry in Australia and the Pacific Rim, through dental epidemiological studies, and to education. Mr Michael Robert BEECH, Cottesloe WA. For service to the community through educational, church, service and sporting organisations. Mr Edmund Ernst BEILHARZ, Ravenswood Vic.

For service to education and the community of the Bendigo region through promoting, establishing and encouraging musical appreciation and performance. Mr Wayne Laurence BELCHER, Carramar WA. For service to the community, particularly in developing and promoting new initiatives in aged care. Mrs Ann Louise BELMONT, St Peters SA. For service to education through the Gifted and Talented Children's Association of South Australia, and to the community.

Mr Peter John BENNETT, Harbord NSW. For service to the community through the Employers Making a Difference organisation encouraging employment of people with disabilities. Mr Ralph William BERMAN, Ulmarra NSW. For service to the game fowl community as a breeder, judge, author and artist, and through the Oxford Old English Game Fanciers Association of Australia. Mr Bruno BITI, Culcairn NSW. For service to the community of Culcairn through service, aged care, sporting and business organisations.

Mr Gary Edward BLASCHKE, Belmore NSW. For service to sport through the Disabled Surfers Association of Australia, and to the environment. Mrs Jill Elizabeth BOEHM, Cambewarra NSW. For service to the community the real way to make money on runescape p2p advocacy and support for people with cancer, their families and carers. Mr Anthony Derek BOND, Balmain NSW. For service to the visual arts as a curator, and through stimulating debate and public understanding of contemporary international art.

Mr John Clouston BOND, Hughes ACT. For service to the community through the activities of the National Sorry Day Committee. Mrs Betty Ann BORN, Robina Qld. For service to people with intellectual disabilities through the Uniting Church's Crossroads program, and to the community. Mr Steven John BRADBURY, Northgate Qld. For service to sport as a gold medallist at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games.

Miss Rhonda Kay BRAIN, Parkes NSW. For service to education, particularly developing and promoting the Birth to Kindergarten - Spread the Word literacy program. Mr Wolfgang Paul BREDERECK, Coonabarabran NSW.

For service to the community of Coonabarabran through tourism, agricultural and local government roles. Mr Colin Herbert BRIDESON, Seacombe Heights SA. For service to the community though service, church and educational organisations.

Ms Christine Pamela BRIERLEY, Labrador Qld.

For service to women's cricket as a player, official and promoter, and as a contributor to amalgamation with the International Cricket Council.

Mr Patrick Joseph BRIGHT, Blackwall NSW. Received the award for service to veterans and their families through the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia and the NSW Totally and Permanently Incapacitated Veterans Association.

Mr John Saxon BRYANT, Maitland NSW. For service to the community of the Lower Hunter region as a fundraiser for charitable, civic, aged care and sporting groups. Mrs Bettina BUCKLEY, Highett Vic. For service to the community through the All Souls' Opportunity Shop. Mr Vincent BULGER, Tumut NSW. For service to the community of Tumut shire by promoting indigenous culture, tradition and reconciliation and teaching appreciation of the natural environment, and also support for the elderly.

Mrs Laurel Una BURGE, Genesis trading system NSW. For service to the community through the Society of Australian Genealogists.

Mrs Jean Elizabeth BURLING, Mosman Park WA. For service to surf lifesaving at the national, state and club level, and developing lifesaving programs in Bali. Dr Charles William BUTCHER, Alice Springs NT. For service to rural and remote medicine in the Northern Territory, and to the community.

Mr Colin Stuart CAMPBELL, Maleny Qld. For service to horticulture, particularly as a contributor to television and radio programs and publications.

Ms Alisa Peta CAMPLIN, Doncaster East Vic. Mr Lawrence Buy sks rifle parts CAREW, Toorak Vic. For service to the arts, particularly in visual merchandising, and to the community as a supporter of charity balls, dinners and appeals. The Reverend Dr Philip John CARR, Clarence Park SA. For service to the community through the Uniting Church and counselling people with advanced illnesses.

Mr Robert How to make a lot of money in eden eternal CARR, deceased, Bribie Island Qld. For service to the veterans community through the 'N' Class Destroyers Association of Queensland and the Naval Association of Australia.

Mr Ian Clifton CARROLL, Killara NSW. For service to the community through educational, sporting, social welfare and 777 how to trade binary option with rsi organisations. Dr Divergencias ocultas forex Williams CARSS, Kenmore Qld. For best way to make money in rs for f2p in continuing education, particularly through the Australian and New Zealand College for Seniors, and to the community through Rotary International.

Dr Frank Maurice CAVE, Rockhampton Qld. For service to the community of Rockhampton as a general practitioner and through the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard. Mrs Hanni CHALMERS, Bondi NSW. For service to the Jewish community, particularly through the Jewish Centre on Ageing. Mr Christopher Geoffrey CHENOWETH, Narrabundah ACT. For service to the law, and to the ACT community through contributions to school, youth, cultural and welfare groups.

Mr Leonardo Luigi CHIESA, Ingham Qld. For service to the community of Hinchinbrook shire through surf lifesaving and junior strategy for trading binary options namibia league football. Miss Faye Marlene CLARK, Molong NSW.

For service to ex-service personnel and their families, and to the community. Mrs Prudence Alice CLARKE, Holder ACT. For service to education and the community, particularly as convenor of the ACT Children's Week Committee.

Mr Phillip James CLOWRY, Bellbird Park Qld. For service to the welfare of veterans and their families through the Veterans Support and Advocacy Service, and to the community. Mr Richard Sternberg COHEN, Glenside SA. For service to business through retail development projects in Adelaide, and to the community.

Mr Alan Ernest COLE, Vervale Vic. For service to the community through environmental and aged care organisations. Mr Brian CONDON, Port Pirie SA. For service to the community, particularly through the Port Pirie Rotary Club and the International Fellowship of Flying Rotarians. Dr John Short CONROY, Avalon NSW. For service to primary education, particularly in mathematics, and to the community through school, social welfare and health groups. Dr Paul CONWAY, Sydney NSW.

For service to the community, particularly through the National Council of Jewish Women of Australia, and to the law. Mrs Zina CONWAY, Sydney NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the National Council of Jewish Women of Australia. Mrs Valda Ruth CORBETT, Turramurra NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the 40 Hour Famine for World Vision Australia. The Reverend Peter James CORNEY, Balwyn Vic.

For service to the Anglican Church, particularly the development of creative programs to meet contemporary community needs. Mr Geoffrey Arthur COWLES, Ferny Grove Qld. For service to the community through youth, sporting and church groups. Mr William John CRAVEN, Tatura Vic. For service to the community, primarily through church and agricultural organisations and the Tatura Cemetery Trust.

Ms Theresa Margaret 1000 account forex managed, Kangaroo Point Qld. For service to education, particularly through senior administrative roles in the Catholic education system in Queensland.

Mr Terrence Arthur CROOKS, Goulburn NSW. For service to the funeral industry, particularly through the Australian Institute of Embalming, and to the community. Mr Donald Murray CROSS, Bunbury WA. For service to the community, notably as a volunteer with the Global InterAction program of the Baptist Union of Australia.

Mr Horace Sylvester CROSS MBE, Maroubra NSW. For service to the veteran community through ex-service organisations such as the Royal Australian Armoured Corps Association and the RSL. Mr Carl Bryce CROSSIN, Kurralta Park SA. For service to music, particularly as a choral conductor and founding director of the Adelaide Chamber Singers.

Mr Paul Stanley CROWE, Bulleen Vic. For service to 2/21/11 stock market open and horticulture through the Victorian Schools' Garden Awards. Mr Malcolm James CUSICK, Matcham NSW. For service to the thoroughbred racing industry in NSW. Mr Geoffrey John DALZIEL, Southbank Vic. For service to the community through The Salvation Army. Ms Janice Eleanor DANAHER, Hastings Vic.

For service to the community of Hastings through the Scouts and local church, aged care and sporting rbi daily foreign exchange rates. Mrs Edna Margaret DANIELS, Toukley NSW.

Dr Andris Peteris DARZINS, Black Forest SA. For service to medicine as a general practitioner and as contributor to the development of aged care facilities. Mr John Edward DATE, Armadale Vic. For service to the community as a supporter of programs for Catholic religious orders. The Reverend Brenton James DAULBY, Unley SA.

For service as a chaplain to serving and retired police and defence force personnel. Mr William Athol DAWSON, Netherby SA. For service to the community through programs supporting children with a disability, veterans and their families, and youth leadership and skills development.

Mr William John de BURGH, BentleyWA. For service to the community, notably recording and preserving local and Western Australian history, and through local government. Mr Neill DECKER, Portsea Vic. For service to people with diabetes, primarily as a contributor to Diabetes Australia. Mrs Ruth Ricardo de FEGELY, Dobie Vic. For service to politics through the Liberal Party, and to the community of Ararat. Mr Kevin Walter DELLAR, Horsham Vic. For service to local government and to the community through contributions to business, infrastructure, agriculture and sports development.

The Reverend Michael Harold DENNIS, Thornleigh NSW. For service to the Baptist Union of NSW and the community, chiefly through outreach activities. Mr Reginald Garth DIXON, Ainslie ACT.

For service to conservation and the environment, particularly preservation of native vegetation in southeastern NSW. Mrs Monica Karen DODD, Tumby Bay SA. For service to the community of the Eyre Peninsula, particularly rural counselling and developing women's programs.

Lieutenant Colonel Clifford Francis DODDS, Longueville NSW. For service to the community through the Royal Australian Artillery National Museum and professional, service and sporting organisations. Mr Patrick Hugh DOHERTY, Wakerley Qld. For service to road transport and to the community, chiefly the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland.

Mr Stanley Brian DOREY BEM, Lammermoor Qld. For service to local government and the community of Livingstone shire through business, tourism, educational, emergency services and sporting organisations. Mrs Kym Michelle DOWDELL, Cleveland Qld. For service to gymnastics, particularly technical skills development, and as a coach, international judge and mentor.

Mr David Clyde DRIDAN, Strathalbyn SA. For service to the arts and the community, particularly as a contributor to the Fleurieu Peninsula Biennale, tourism and the regional wine industry. For service to veterans and their families and to dentistry as a practitioner and educator in prosthodontics. Mr Cyril Ray DUNFORD, Parkes NSW. For service to the community of Parkes through ex-service, sporting and service organisations, and as a charity fundraiser.

Mrs Marie Marguerita DUNN, Auburn NSW. For service to netball, particularly the development of the Parramatta-Auburn Netball Association. Mr Martin Robertson DUNN, Wahroonga NSW. For service to dental prosthetics, particularly in skills development.

Ms Pamela Ann DUNSFORD, Goodwood SA. For service to the wine industry as an oenologist, judge and promoter of the role of women, and to business development and tourism. Dr John Douglas DYCE, Forbes NSW. For service to medicine as a general practitioner and to the community of Forbes. Mr Kevin Arthur EDDY, Nunawading Vic. For service to the community and to youth through the Scouts. Mr David Kelman EVANS, Tamworth NSW. For service to the community, particularly the establishment of the Tamworth Waler Memorial.

Mr Ian Charles EVERIST, Flinders Vic. For service to engineering, particularly water and sewerage management, and to the community. Mr John Thomas FAKES, Christie Downs SA. For service to the welfare of veterans and their families. Mr Peter Ronald FALK, Woollahra NSW. For service to sport, particularly rugby union, and to the community as a fundraiser for medical and ex-service organisations.

Mr Ralph Henry FARDON, Winthrop WA. For service to local government and the community through church, service and aged care organisations.

Mr Kenneth William FARMER, Mannum SA. For service to the community, particularly development of the Kiwanis movement. Mr Warren Edward FEATHERBY, Flinders Park SA. For service to the community through ex-service organisations and as coordinator of The Spirit of Gallipoli project. Mrs Pauline Ann FEEHAN, Nightcliff NT. For service to the community through education in natural family planning and reproductive health. Mr David John FENSOM, Hillston NSW.

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For service to the community through water management and agriculture, and heritage, business, service and aged care organisations. Mr Robert Kevin FERRARI, Cromer NSW. For service to the community through the Apex Magic Castle Chalet for disadvantaged children and as a supporter of ex-service organisations. Mr Raymond Colin FERRES, Paynesville Vic. For service to the communities of Wangaratta and the Gippsland region, through adult education. For service to the community of Kyogle through health, church and business organisations.

Mr Terrence Rodney FLANAGAN, Lugarno NSW. For service to the motor vehicle repair industry, particularly the Motor Traders' Association of NSW. Mr William Frederick FOSTER, Battery Point Tas. For service to the community, particularly preserving and promoting Tasmania's maritime heritage. Mr Olivier Andre FOUBERT, Belair SA.

For service to business, particularly through the French-Australian Business Club of South Australia, to tourism and to the community. Miss Julie Diane FRANCIS, Burnside SA. For service to the community in child and youth development organisations and programs. Mr Bernard FREEDMAN, Hawker ACT.

For service to journalism and the community, primarily as a correspondent and political editor of Australian Jewish News. Mr Raymond Charles FRENCH, Toowoomba Qld. For service to the community through welfare, civic and sporting organisations, and to the cotton industry. For service to the community as a contributor to B'nai B'rith programs.

Dr Adam Gregory FROST, Hamilton South NSW. For service to the community through the provision of medical aid to victims of the Bali bombings. Dr Alan Arthur GARNER, Westmead NSW. For service to emergency, disaster and retrieval medicine, chiefly with CareFlight.

Mrs Beverley Anne GARTON, Glengowrie SA. For service to children with disabilities, particularly as an adoptive and foster parent. Mr Paul Anthony GARTON, Glengowrie SA. Mr Robert Frederick GEELAN, Normanhurst NSW. For service to people with intellectual disabilities and their families through the Crowle Foundation.

Mrs Jean Irene GELL, Canterbury Vic. For service to athletics as a competitor, manager and official, and as a contributor to the development of women's athletics. Ms Vyonne Marie GENEVE, Roleystone WA.

For service to the community through recording and preserving art deco architecture and art. Mr Carmelo GENOVESE, Dianella WA. For service to the Italian community of Perth through welfare and cultural organisations, and to vocational education.

Mr John Frederick GEORGE, Happy Valley. For service to ex-service personnel and their families, particularly through the Korea and South East Asia Forces Association. Mrs Janis Louise GERARD, Bathurst NSW. For service to education, chiefly as principal of Bathurst High School, and as a contributor to the NSW Secondary Principals' Council.

Mrs Margaret Jean GIBBONS. For service to veterans and their families through the Royal Australian Regiment National Memorial Walk. Mr Timothy John GILES, Ashgrove Qld. For service to hockey through technical, administrative and coaching roles, and to the community. Samuel Harold GINSBERG, Cottlesbridge Vic. For service to the community through aid and voluntary psychological services for people affected by natural disasters and war. Mr Kenneth Norman GLADSTONE, Malabar NSW.

The Reverend Ross Murray GODFREY RFD, Neurea NSW. For service to the community of Wellington and Knox Grammar School, particularly through ministry with the Uniting Church.

Mr Brian Thomas GOLDBURG, Gympie Qld. For service to the community of Gympie through musical and amateur theatre groups, and as a charity fundraiser. Mr Vivian Charles GOODWIN-DORNING, Frankston Vic. For service to the arts, particularly development of the Frankston Arts Centre. Brigadier Patrick Thomas GOWANS, Neutral Bay NSW. For service to veterans and their families through the Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust.

Mr Robert John GREAVES, Mount Eliza Vic. For service to the community in providing therapeutic play for hospitalised children, and to education. Dr Anthony John GREEN, Atherton Qld. For service to medicine through specialist surgeries to the rural communities of Far North Queensland. Mr Dennis Allan GREEN BEM, Mermaid Waters Qld. For service to canoeing and kayaking, and the surf lifesaving movement, as a competitor and coach. Mr Juris GRESTE, Taringa Qld.

For service to urban design, particularly raising community awareness about sustainable environments, to professional associations and education. Mr Timothy John GRIFFIN, Rockyview Qld. For service to engineering, particularly through the Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers of Australia, and to the community of Rockhampton. Mr Brian John GROGAN, Mildura Vic.

For service to the community through water resource, environmental, local government, educational and church groups. Mrs Eva Maria GRUSZKA, Athelstone SA. For service to the Polish community through cultural activities. Mr Brian Ernest HAFFENDEN, Riverton WA. For service to the community through assistance to people with drug or alcohol dependencies and their families, and to aid projects. Mrs Rayleen Ann HAIG, Brighton Vic. For service to local government and the community through health, historical and aged care groups, and to the National Council of Women of Australia.

Mrs Joan Lesley HAMILTON, Goondiwindi Qld. For service to the community of Goondiwindi, particularly as a fundraiser for health and emergency services groups. Mr Kevin Cyril HAMILTON, Seaton SA.

For service to the community through charity fundraising and as a member of the South Australian parliament. Mrs Marjorie Catherine HAMILTON, Atherton Qld. For service to the community of Atherton and region through Scouts and local horticultural organisations. Mr Alan William HAMPSON, Doncaster East Vic. For service to medical science through research into the influenza virus and vaccinations, and to public health.

Mrs Jean Durran HANCOCK, Glenelg North SA. For service to the community through aged care, disability, emergency services and volunteer organisations. Mr John HANS, North Rockhampton Qld. For service to archery at local, state and national levels, and to young people with special needs.

Mr Roy William HARTMAN, Mount Sheridan Qld. For service to the community of Cairns through ex-service, youth and health groups. Mr Keith Mortimer HAYES, Como WA. Mr Keith HEALEY, Oakden SA. For service to building and construction through organisations in the ceramic tile industry, to vocational training and education, and to the community.

Mrs Thea Mildred HENESS, Strathfield NSW. For service to the community through legal aid, mediation and aged care organisations. Mrs Mary Agnes HERBERT, Keiraville NSW. For service to junior soccer in the Illawarra region. Mrs Esme Peggy HERRON, Beverly Hills NSW.

Mr Maxwell David HERRON, Beverly Hills NSW. Mrs Leonie Sheedy HEWITT, Georges Hall NSW. For service to the community through Care Leavers of Australia Network and the Donor Conception Support Group of Australia.

Colonel William John HILL MBE ED, Warrawee NSW. For service to youth through philanthropic support for Scouts. Mrs Margo Jane HODGE, Evatt ACT. For service to people with disabilities, particularly developing transport standards and better support and employment services, and to the community. Mrs Toni Margaret HORSEY, Hurstville NSW. For service to the community through health and aged care, service and school organisations.

Ms Leah Hannah HORWITZ, Toowong Qld. For service to music education as a piano teacher, examiner, adjudicator and performer. Mr James Patrick HOWARD, Palm Beach Qld. For service to the community, particularly through Catholic social services. Mr Dennis George HOWE, Kanimbla Qld. For service to the community of Cairns, particularly as a supporter of transport, commerce and educational organisations.

Mrs Joy Elaine HRUBY, Botany NSW. For service to the arts and the entertainment industry, including community broadcasting. Mr Keith HUCKER, Learmonth Vic. For service to the community through school, welfare, sporting and historical organisations. Mr James Stanbury HULL, North Ryde NSW. For service to the community of Ryde through the Presbyterian Church and to local government. Mr Harry HUNT, Ingleburn NSW. For service to the community as a fundraiser for charities, and to Liverpool through business, service and welfare organisations.

Mr Maurice Edward HUNTER, Doncaster Vic. For service to the international community as an aid volunteer and to vocational education and training.

Mr Giuseppe INSERRA, Altona Meadows Vic. For service to the community of Laverton, particularly through financial, service and sporting organisations.

Mrs Elizabeth Ann IRONS, Maclean NSW. For service to Scouts and to the community of Maclean. Mrs Shirley May IRVING, Robinvale Vic.

For service to the community of Robinvale through church, health, welfare and educational organisations. Mr David Reginald JACKSON, Home Hill Qld.

For service to the community of Burdekin shire, particularly through the Rotary Club and as a journalist. Associate Professor Martin Bernard JARVIS, Darwin NT. For service to the arts as the founder, artistic director and conductor of the Darwin Symphony Orchestra, and to music education. Mr Ronald Arthur JAY, Tugun Qld. For service to the community through the St Vincent de Paul Society and the Apostleship of the Sea.

Mrs Jill Marie JEFFERY, Highton Vic. For service to youth through the Guides and to the community through sporting and service organisations. Mr Gregory Robert JOHNSON, Killara NSW. For service to education through the Australian International School in Singapore, and to business and finance. Mrs Judith Ann JOHNSON, Ringwood Vic. For service to the community through support and counselling to women affected by domestic violence.

Mr Edward Menzie JONES, Herston Qld. For service to rugby union, particularly as coach of the Australian team. Mr John Maxwell JONES, Burleigh Waters Qld. For service to surf lifesaving as a competitor, coach and official, and to the community through contributions to vocational education and training. Mrs Alena KARAZIJA, Tullamarine Vic. For service to the Lithuanian community of Melbourne through cultural and school groups.

Dr Raymond KEARNEY, Lane Cove West NSW. For service to the environment and public health, particularly raising awareness of vehicle pollution, and to the community of Lane Cove. Mr Maurice John KELLY, Bellbird Park Qld. For service to education and to the community through charitable, church and civic organisations. Mrs Adelaide Valerie KENNEDY, Ainslie ACT. For service to the community through All Saints Anglican Church, Ainslie.

Mr Gordon Douglas KENNEDY, Ainslie ACT. Mr Paul Savang KHIEU, Logan Central Qld. For service to multiculturalism through promoting cohesion between diverse cultural groups in the Logan City, and to the Cambodian community.

Mr Keith William KIMLIN, Roma Qld. For service to the community of Roma, particularly through the Queensland Ambulance Service. Mr Robert William KING, Claremont WA. For service to engineering through the design and construction of oil and gas facilities in Australia's Northwest Shelf. Mr Stephen KINKEAD, Cherrybrook NSW. For service to people with disabilities, particularly in supported accommodation and employment.

Mr Alfred John KIRBY, Annandale NSW. For service to the community of Annandale through the St Vincent de Paul Society. Mrs Merron Jean KIRBY, Toorak Vic. For service to the arts as an administrator, fundraiser and philanthropist, and to the community through health, aged care and welfare organisations. Mr Kevin Lawrence KNIGHT, Linton Vic. For service to local government and to the community of Golden Plains shire, particularly in natural resource management, emergency services, and historical and church organisations.

Mrs Barbara Rose LAMB, Gloucester NSW. For service to highland dancing as a teacher, adjudicator and examiner, and to the community of Gloucester. Mr Dennis Carl LANDRIGAN, Werris Creek NSW. For service to veterans and their families through the RSL, and to the community of Werris Creek.

Mr George Alfred LANG, Parkwood Qld. For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel, particularly Korean War veterans. Mr Stuart Grant LAW, Cheshire, Britain.

For service to cricket as a state, national and international player. Mr John Melvyn LAWRENCE, Fig Tree Pocket Qld. For service to the community, particularly through Rotary International and the Anglican Church. Mr Brian Edward LAYCOCK, Quairading WA. For service to the community though local government, rural health and agricultural business organisations. Mrs Pamela Edith LEARD, Glenbrook NSW. For service to the community of Glenbrook through church, school and service groups and as a charity fundraiser.

Mr John Francis LECKEY, Morwell Vic. For service to the community of Moe, particularly through the Rotary Club, and to the funeral industry.

Mr Barry Charles LESLIE, Melton South Vic. For service to the community, particularly through the Australian Red Cross and sporting, youth and church groups.

Mr Barry Leslie LEWIS, Port Macquarie NSW. For service to the community of Port Macquarie, particularly preserving and restoring St Thomas's Church.

Mrs Nanette LEWIS, Port Macquarie NSW. Mr John Maxwell LIPPMANN, Ashburton Vic. For service to scuba diving safety, resuscitation and first aid training, particularly the establishment of the Divers Alert Network Asia-Pacific. Mr David Graham LLOYD, Rostrevor SA. For service to the community, particularly through the Knights of the Southern Cross, and to the funeral industry. Mr Allan Wright LOCKWOOD, Natimuk Vic.

For service to the community of the Wimmera region through ex-service, church, health and sporting organisations, and through recording and preserving local history. Mr Frank Geoffrey LOVEDAY, Miranda NSW. For service to the community, particularly ex-service personnel and their families, through the Captain Cook RSL Day Care Club. Mr Geoffrey Robert LUND, Biggera Waters Qld. For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel and their families, particularly through the Incapacitated Servicemen and Women's Association.

Mr Leo Anthony LUTON, deceased, Carindale Qld. For service to the community through aged care, church, educational and social support groups. Mr Mervyn Vincent LYNCH, Penshurst NSW. For service to local government and the community of the St George district through aged care, sporting and church groups.

Mr Albert Edward LYON, Barham NSW. For service to the communities of Barham and Wakool, particularly the welfare of ex-service personnel and their families. Mrs Maureen Denise McCABE, Kirribilli NSW. For service to community health as a hospital administrator and charity fundraiser. Mr Adrian Douglas McCLINTOCK, Gympie Qld. For service to local government, the community of Cooloola and Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mr John Archibald MacDIARMID, Deakin ACT.

For service to the community, particularly the Queanbeyan district, through ex-service and sporting groups, and to local government. Dr Michael John McGLYNN, Riverview NSW. For service to medicine as a clinical plastic surgeon and teacher, and to the international community through Interplast Australia.

Mr William Hamish McGREGOR, Ballarat Vic. For service to tertiary education, and to the community of Ballarat through tourism, health, legal and arts organisations. Mrs Rowena Marion MacKEAN, Montagu Bay Tas. For service to adult and community education in Tasmania through the University of the Third Age and other organisations.

Mr Anthony James McKEE, Annandale Qld. For service to the community of north Queensland through sporting, charitable, service and youth training organisations. Mr Colin MacKay MacKENZIE QFSM, Capalaba. For service to the community, particularly as an entertainer for residents of aged care facilities. Mr John Charles MacKENZIE, Eumungerie NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the Eumungerie-Coboco sub-branch of the RSL.

Mrs Valerie MacKENZIE, Capalaba Qld. For service to the community as an entertainer for residents of aged care facilities. Sister Monica Nita McNAMARA, Sans Souci NSW. For service to people with intellectual disabilities as a spiritual educator through the Special Religious Development Ministry of the Catholic Church. Mrs Megan Alice McNICHOLL, Dulacca Qld. For service to education as an advocate for improved services in rural and remote areas, and to the community for campaigning on women's issues.

Mrs Enid Anne MACARTHUR, Bairnsdale Vic. For service to the community, particularly through the Australian Red Cross. Mr Edward George MACAULEY, Temora NSW. For service to the community of Temora, particularly through the RSL, and to local government. Ms Shirley Margaret MACINDOE, Epping NSW. For service to the international community through the establishment and support of Grace Ministries Overseas Aid.

Mr Brian Joseph MADDEN, Kingsgrove NSW. For service to the community through the recording and preservation of local history and as an executive and member of historical societies. Mr Thomas Harvey MADDERN, Newcastle NSW. For service to rugby union as a referee administrator. Mr Ronald James MAGRATH AFC, Lesmurdie WA. For service to aviation in as a pilot, instructor and contributor to industry bodies.

Dr Peter Joseph MALOUF, Gymea Bay NSW. For service to medicine, particularly as a physician to sporting and recreational organisations. Mr Stan MARKS, Caulfield South Vic. For service to the Jewish community of Victoria through the Jewish Holocaust Museum and Research Centre, and to journalism. Mr Gavin Derry MARSCHKE, Parrearra Qld. For service to cricket, particularly through the Sunshine Coast Cricket Association, as an umpire, coach, player and administrator.

Mrs Janette Audree MASKILL, Port Macquarie NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the United Hospital Auxiliaries of NSW. Mrs Neita MATTHEWS, West Ryde NSW.

For service to netball, and to athletes with a disability as a contributor to the establishment of competitions and facilities. Mrs Vera Katherine MATTHEWS, Hove SA. For service to the community as coordinator of the Brighton Church of Christ Community Care Centre. The Reverend Canon Bruce Edward MAUGHAN RFD, Cannon Hill Qld. For service to education through administrative roles and as a teacher, and to the Anglican Church.

Dr Jillian Fiona MAXWELL, North Adelaide SA. For service to the medical profession through medical insurance and general practice organisations, and to the community. Mr Stanley George MILLER, West Beach SA. For service to athletics through administrative and coaching roles. Mr Terrence Wayne MILLER, Davoren Park SA. For service to the community through the Asbestos Victims Association of South Australia.

Mrs Kathleen MILLIGAN, Para Vista SA. For service to the ex-service community, particularly through the South Australian Branch of the RSL. Mr Robert MILLWARD, Wollongong NSW. For service to rugby league football through executive roles at national, state and regional levels.

Miss Virginia Mary MITCHELL, Alice Springs NT. For service to the community as a remote area health nurse. For service to the community of Hobsons Bay, particularly through environmental and performing arts projects.

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Dr Warner MOONEY, Kew Vic. For service to medicine, particularly paediatric otolaryngology, as a surgeon and hospital administrator. Professor Robert Geoffrey MOSES, Figtree NSW. For service to medicine endocrinology, particularly in gestational diabetes research. Dr Lesley Anne MUIR, Kingsgrove NSW.

For service to recording and preserving local history, particularly in the Canterbury District. Mrs Margaret Allason MUIRHEAD, Bentleigh East Vic. For service to youth through the Guides, and to the community through health, social support, aged care and service groups.

Mrs Shirley Hessell MULLANE, Narrabeen NSW. For service to the ex-service community, particularly through the RSL. Mrs Mary Essington MUNCKTON, Seymour Vic. For service to the community of the Seymour district as a supporter of rural show, civic and service groups.

Mrs Anne Elizabeth MURRAY, Madeley WA. For service to the community, particularly through counselling and victim support organisations. Dr John Weir MURRAY, Capalaba Qld. For service to the greyhound racing industry as a veterinarian and through industry organisations. Mrs Enid Dorothy NATOLI, Beverly Hills NSW.

For service to the community, notably as a volunteer providing support and counselling to prison inmates and their families. Mrs Eugean Kathleen NAVIN, Chatswood NSW. For service to the community of Willoughby through aged care and service groups, and to local government. Mr John Robert NELSON, Boort Vic. For service to the community of Boort, particularly in water supply and management.

Mrs Joycelyn Elizabeth NEVETT, Mount Helen Vic. For service to the community of the Ballarat region through rural show, health and church organisations, and to local government. Mr Simon Harvey NEWCOMB, Taringa Qld. For service to the sport of rowing in Queensland through administrative and coaching roles. Mr Stephen Kai Fun NG, Balwyn Vic. For service to the community through activities fostering Australia-China relations, particularly in relation to student cultural exchanges.

Mr Thuat Van NGUYEN, Padstow NSW. For service to the community, particularly to young people through the Vietnamese Scouts and as the organiser of an annual multicultural children's festival. Mrs Valma Frances NICHOLAS, Calwell ACT. For service to people with visual impairments through the Canberra Blind Society, and to the community through organisations raising awareness of women's issues. Mr Philip Edmond NOLAN, Wangaratta Vic.

For service to the community of Wangaratta through roles in economic development, school and sporting organisations, and to the print media. Mr Glenn Richard NORRIS, Noonamah NT.

For service to mental health nursing, particularly in indigenous communities. The Reverend Father Timothy NORRIS, Geebung Qld. For service to the community of Geebung, particularly through the Catholic Church. Mr Barry James OATES, Busselton WA. For service to the dairy industry, and to water resource and catchment management.

Mr John Edward O'CONNOR, Norman Park Qld. For service to Australian rules as a coach, manager and trainer at secondary school level. Dr Denis Anthony O'MALLEY, Henley Beach SA. For service to the community of South Australia, particularly as a contributor to the evaluation of economic, social and environmental trends in the state. Mrs Geraldine Margaret O'NEILL, Warwick Qld.

For service to the community of Warwick through financial, church, ex-service and educational organisations. Mr David Troy PALMER, Lithgow NSW. For service to the sport of squash, particularly as a competitor.

Mr George Ralph PAPALLO, St Ives NSW. For service to adult education and to the community of Ryde. Mrs Priscilla PARK, Roches Beach Tas. For service to the environment through the conservation of Tasmanian shorebirds and wetlands areas. Mr Bruce Raymond PATCHELL, Dandenong Vic. For service to the community of Dandenong through business, service, cultural and ex-service organisations.

Mr Michael Francis PATERSON, Onkaparinga Hills SA. For service to people with disabilities through the South Coast Aktion Club and the Kiwanis Club of Reynella. For service to the Greek community through organisations providing assistance to elderly. Mr John Ronald PEARCE, Prospect SA. For service to athletics, particularly through the Enfield Harriers Athletics Club.

Mr Roger Franklyn PEFFER, West Ryde NSW. Mr Kevin John PELL, Nathalia Vic. For service to the community of Nathalia through sporting, aged care and environmental organisations.

Dr Joanne Llyndllbeth PENGLASE, Surry Hills NSW. For service to the community, particularly through the organisation Care Leavers of Australia Network. Mr Omettege Gamini PERERA, Caroline Springs Vic. For service to the community, particularly through the Sri Lankan Study Centre for the Advancement of Technology and Social Welfare. Mrs Gloria Dawn PERRINS, deceased, Toongabbie NSW.

For service to ex-service personnel and their families through the RSL. Mrs Deirdre Elizabeth PERRY, Lane Cove NSW. For service to the community through church organisations involved with health and social welfare.

Mr Leslie John PERRY, deceased, Mirboo North Vic. For service to the community of Mirboo through environmental and financial organisations, and to long distance running. Mr John Samuel PICKERING, Merrylands NSW. For service to the community of Merrylands through the St Vincent de Paul Society and St Margaret Mary's Catholic Parish.

Mr Andrew Franklin PIKE, Flynn ACT. For service to the film industry, particularly through the promotion of Australian, independent and foreign films, and to the community. Emeritus Professor Peter Leslie PINSON, Hunters Hill NSW.

For service to the visual arts as an educator, painter and writer, and through contributions to arts organisations. Mrs Pamela PISASALE, Robinvale Vic. For service to the community of Robinvale through the Robinvale Villers-Bretonneux Association and performing arts and welfare organisations, and to local government.

Dr John Walter PLANT, West Pennant Hills NSW.