1995 Australia Day Honours

The Australia Day Honours 1995 are appointments to various orders and honours to recognise and reward good works by Australian citizens. The list was announced on 26 January 1995 by the Governor General of Australia, Bill Hayden.[1]

The Australia Day Honours are the first of the two major annual honours lists, the first announced to coincide with Australia Day (26 January), with the other being the Queen's Birthday Honours, which are announced on the second Monday in June.[2]

† indicates an award given posthumously.

Order of Australia

General Division

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Dr Elinor Catherine Hamlin AM For service to gynaecology in developing countries, particularly in the field of fistula surgery and for humanitarian service to improving the health, dignity and self-esteem of women in Ethiopia [1]
Dr Phillip Garth Law AO CBE For service to science, particularly in the field of Antarctic exploration and research, and to education
Professor Edwin Carlyle Wood CBE For service to the discipline of obstetrics and gynaecology, particularly through the development of invitro fertilisation (IVF) and its application to human infertility

Military Division

Recipient Citation Notes
Lieutenant General John Stuart Baker, AO For service to the Government as Vice Chief of the Australian Defence Force [1]

General Division

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Associate Professor David Louis Bennett For service to medicine, particularly in the field of adolescent health and medical care [1]
Professor Peter John Boyce For service to education, international relations and the community
Sir Frank Adams Callaway, CMG OBE For service to music education, particularly through the development of the Callaway International Resource Centre for Music Education
Professor Jeffrey Carmichael For service to the community, finance and education
Professor Timothy Boyd For service to paediatric cardiology and cardiac surgery
Robert Frederick Clifford For service to the shipbuilding industry, particularly through the development and design of high-speed catamarans
Anthony Stuart Cole For service to the development of public sector policy, particularly in the areas of industry and public finance
Graham Charles Evans For service to microeconomic reform in the transport and communications fields
Valerie Claire Fisher, OBE For service to raising the status of women in developing countries through the Associated Country Women of the World
Stuart Anthony Hamilton For service to public administration and public sector reform
Professor Kenneth John Hardy For service to medicine in the field of surgery, particularly liver transplant and laparoscopic surgery
Dr John Charles Hargrave, MBE For service to the treatment of leprosy and in the fields of reconstructive surgery and microsurgery
William John Harris For service to public administration, particularly in the Australian Capital Territory and to the community
Philip Christian Hercus For service to the shipbuilding industry, particularly through the development and design of high-speed catamarans
Robert Duncan Hogg For service to politics and government as National Secretary of the Australian Labor Party
Dr Donald Jack Hopgood For service to the South Australian Parliament, to conservation and the environment and to the community
James Joseph Kennedy, CBE For service to business, to tourism, and to the community
Ian Bruce Carrick Kiernan, OAM For service to conservation and the environment through the Clean-Up Australia and Clean-Up the World campaigns
Christopher John Koch For service to Australian literature as a novelist
Irene Kwong Moss For service to the advancement of a multicultural society as Federal Race Discrimination Commissioner
Emeritus Professor Sir Rupert (Horace) Myers, KBE For service to the promotion of innovation and commerce in the fields of science, technology and engineering
The Honourable Joseph Martin Riordan For service to industrial relations, to social justice, and to the community
Imelda Joan Roche For service to business and commerce, to women's affairs, and to the community
Professor Peter Winston Sheehan For service to education, research and psychology
His Honour Judge James Henry Staunton, CBE QC For service to judicial administration and to the legal, ethical and administrative responsibilities of the judiciary
Dr Ian Matheson Steven For service to paediatric anaesthesia and to the establishment of intensive care services at Adelaide Children's Hospital
Kerry Matthew Stokes For service to business and commerce, to the arts, and to the community
Kenneth William Taylor For service to the development of overseas aid and to the community
Associate Professor Michael James Tyler For service to zoology, particularly through the research and conservation of Australian amphibians
Professor Brian Graham Wilson For service to Australian higher education
Lionel Barrie Woodward For service to public sector administration and reform

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
ArmyMajor General Geoffrey David Carter, AMFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as Deputy Chief of the General Staff[1]
Air ForceAir Commodore Robert Victor RichardsonFor outstanding service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Air Officer Commanding Training Command

General Division

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Philip David A'VardFor service to the performing arts, particularly in the field of children's theatre[1]
Robert Crichton AllisonFor service to the funeral industry and to the community
John Nils AlmgrenFor service to the telecommunications and electronics industries
Basil Grose AtkinsonFor service to the tourism and hospitality industries
Concetta BennFor service to social welfare, particularly in the areas of health and education
Dr Brian Douglas BoothFor service to Australian agriculture, particularly to the grain and livestock industries
Alison Glenda Bowen PainFor service to amateur swimming, particularly as an administrator
Michael Keith Fosbery BrayFor service to the community and conservation
Ngairetta Joy BrennanFor service to the environment, particularly through the planting and maintenance of trees and to the community
Roger David BrockhoffFor service to the community and local government
Lindsay Arthur BuckleyFor service to industrial relations, particularly through the Australian-Japan Society Queensland and to the community
Anthony James ClarkFor service to business and commerce and to the community
Alexander Stewart CockburnFor service to journalism and literature
Dr Harry CohenFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology and to international relations
Dr Robert Benjamin CooterFor service to medicine, particularly in rural areas to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and for community service through Lions International
Michael Charles CourtneyFor service to the community and journalism
Professor Alan David CrownFor service to education, particularly in the field of Semitic studies
John Ronald Curro, MBEFor service to music, particularly to the development of youth orchestras
Isolde Ira DavisFor service to the Lithuanian community and to education
Raymond Joseph DelmenicoFor service to the grain industry
Dr Richard Arthur Ian DrewFor service to entomology, particularly in the field of fruit fly control
Kenneth William Michael EastwoodFor service to accountancy and to the community
Vera EntwistleFor service to children as the founder of Camp Quality International
Daphne Grace FancuttFor service to the sport of tennis as a player, coach and administrator
Robert William FitzgeraldFor service to community welfare, particularly through the Society of St Vincent De Paul
John Anthony GilbertFor service to the performing arts
Alan George Frank GillFor service to the media particularly in the field of religious journalism
Mollie GillenFor service to genealogy and to Australian historical research
Anna GloverFor service to art administration
Dr John Gouldhawke GolledgeFor service to medicine and to community health administration
Dr Peter Warner GrahamFor service to medicine, particularly in rural areas
Dr Christopher John Gwyn Griffiths, RFDFor service to forensic dentistry
Yoram Jerzy GrossFor service to the Australian film industry, particularly in the field of animation techniques
Dr John Chadwick HanrahanFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery and hand surgery and to administration
Professor Simon Hai HaskellFor service to special education
Leonie (Noni) Elva HazelhurstFor service to the performing arts as an actor, director and presenter of children's television programs
John Roger HoldichFor public service
Patrick Hennessy HuntFor service to basketball, particularly as a coach
Brother Fabian HynesFor service to international relations to pharmacy and to the hospitaller Order of St John of God
Graeme Gordon InnesFor service to the community particularly as an adviser on disability anti-discrimination policy
Ross Douglas IrvineFor service to community health and to international relations
Harold Hugh JeffreyFor service to people with visual impairments
Paul Arthur JenningsFor service to children's literature
Sally Margaret JohnsonFor service to remote area nursing and to Aboriginal health
Dr Helen Patricia JonesFor service to education particularly through documenting the history of women in South Australia
Emeritus Professor Edwin Arthur JudgeFor service to education particularly in the field of ancient history
Olga KanitasakiFor service to nursing particularly through the development of a multicultural health service
Dr John Douglas KellyFor service to conservation and the environment particularly in the field of wildlife preservation and to zoo administration
Professor David Thomas KellyFor service to medicine particularly in the field of cardiology
Dr Richard John KempFor service to medicine particularly in the management of infectious diseases including HIV infection
Dr David McMillan KingFor service to medicine and to the South Australian Branch of the Australian Medical Association
Margaret Bell MacfarlaneFor service to nursing
Alec Frank MacKelden, MCFor service to the community, particularly as chairman of the Skin and Cancer Foundation of Australia
Dr Frank Ian Russell MartinFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of endocrinology and diabetes
Richard Chapman Mason, OBEFor service to industry and to the community
Peter Edward MasonFor service to the community as Chairman of the Children's Hospital Fund of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children
Major Peter Mazengarb, (Retd)For service to veterans
Dr Colleen Juanita McDonoughFor service to education, particularly in the field of higher education, and to the community
Walter Richard McVittyFor service to the arts, particularly as educator and publisher of children's literature
Zosia (Sophie) MercerFor service to the Jewish community
Ronald Glen MertinFor service to Australian-Asian relations as a consultant and adviser on dairy plant management
Frank William MossfieldFor service to industrial relations through the trade union movement and to the community
Associate Professor Elaine Margaret MurphyFor service to health, physical education and recreation
Professor John Edward MurtaghFor service to medicine, particularly in the areas of medical education, research and publishing
Trent Hugh Robert NathanFor service to the fashion industry
Leslie John NaydaFor service to the community, particularly in the area of Aboriginal welfare
Archibald John NelsonFor service to education, particularly in the field of adult literacy
The Reverend Peter John O'ConnorFor service to the community, particularly as Superintendent of the Brisbane City Mission
Dr Hamilton Stuart PattersonFor service to medicine, particularly in the fields of general practice paediatrics and preventive medicine and to the community
Gordon Charles PearceFor public service
Charles Ian PerdriauFor service to the community, particularly through Kiwanis International
Lloyd Stanley PerronFor service to business and commerce and to the community
David Lee Price, OAMFor service to the community
Robert Albert RaynorFor service to the community through the Art Foundation of Victoria
Eric Walter ReaFor service to people with hearing impairments
Karin Victoria RedmanFor service to education, particularly in the field of distance education
Robert William Bruce ReidFor service to the community and to international relations
Kenneth James RobertsFor service to the pharmaceutical industry and for the promotion of medical research
Pamela RobertsFor service to the community, particularly in the areas of adoption and child welfare
William RocheFor service to business and commerce
Dr Ian Shearer RussellFor service to medicine, particularly in the area of the management and control of breast cancer
Thomas Victor ShawFor service to veterans and to the community
Dr Damien Patrick SmithFor service to optometry, particularly through the promotion of eye care in the Asia Pacific region
Dr David Floyd SmithFor service to primary industry
Dr Toby Dix St George, RFDFor service to veterinary science, particularly in the field of veterinary virology
Patricia Jane StauntonFor service to nursing
Dr George Randall StirlingFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of cardiothoracic surgery
Jillian de Pledge SykesFor service to the arts
Emeritus Professor Michael Gleeson TaylorFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of physiology and to health administration
Graham Elgin ThomsonFor service to education
Sister Mary Felix ThorburnFor service to nursing, particularly in the field of intensive care and operating theatre nursing
John James TrevillianFor service to the community as Executive Director of the New South Wales Australia Day Council
Elizabeth Bell WilliamsFor service to the trade union movement and to the rights of women in the workforce
Associate Professor Lesley Merle WilliamsFor service in the fields of education, science and the study of medical history

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyCaptain Geoffrey Raymond ColeFor service to the Royal Australian Navy and Naval Support Command, particularly as Commanding Officer of HMAS Nirimba[1]
Warrant Officer Barry William KaneFor outstanding devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Fleet Warrant Officer Signals Yeoman
Captain Ivan Anthony ShearerFor distinguished performance of duty to the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force, particularly in the fields of international law and training of naval lawyers
ArmyLieutenant Colonel Peter Robert BallFor service to the Australian Army as the Commanding Officer of the 9th Battalion The Royal Queensland Regiment
Brigadier Peter James BrayFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Commander 4th Military District and Director General of the Personnel Support
Colonel Peter Malcolm DinhamFor service to the Australian Army and Australian Defence Force in the fields of personnel support and health administration
Colonel David William KibbeyFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly as Colonel Headquarters Training Command and Commandant 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Kapooka
Lieutenant Colonel Michael Bernard O'BrienFor distinguished service to the Australian Army, particularly with the 1st Armoured Regiment
Principal Chaplain Ernest Theodore Sabel
Lieutenant Colonel John Yew Hong TehFor exceptional service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of Army Health Services
Brigadier Gregory Ramon ThomasFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly in establishing the Defence National Storage and Distribution Centre
Air ForceGroup Captain Gary William KirkFor outstanding service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as the Director of Personnel Airmen and Officer Commanding No 304 Air Base Wing Edinburgh
Wing Commander John Archibald LongriggFor outstanding service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the formation and development of the Tactical Fighter Logistics Management Squadron at RAAF Williamtown
Air Commodore Peter Gervase NicholsonFor exceptional service as Commander Northern Command
Group Captain Clarence James StjernqvistFor outstanding service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Director of Personnel Airmen

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Rowena Christine AllsopFor service to the community[1]
Maxwell Geoffrey AndersonFor service to local government, the pastoral industry and the community
Ronald Stuart AndersonFor service to people with disabilities, particularly through sport
Cecil Ernest AnsteyFor service to the sport of cricket
Margaret Hazeldine AshneyFor service to children with disabilities
James Arthur BadgerFor service to children's television and films
Minnie Jane BaileyFor service to the community
Hilton William Baker, QFSMFor service to the sport of greyhound racing
Archbishop Aghan BaliozianFor service to the Armenian community, particularly as Primate of the Armenian Diocese of Australia
Councillor Frederick William Scott BallhausenFor service to the community and local government
John Kerr BarnesFor service to veterans
Ronald Edwin BarrFor service to youth, particularly as founder of Youth Insearch
Irwin Prescott Barrett-LennardFor service to the community
Rosilyn Ivy BaxterFor service to local government and to conservation
Arthur John BeakleyFor service to the community
Raymond Claude BellFor service to youth, particularly through the Australian Air League
Pamela North BellFor service to the arts and to the support of artists
Jill BennettFor service to people with intellectual disabilities
Laura Mary BennettFor service to the community
Councillor Peter Laurence BlackFor service to the community and local government
Leslie Norman BlackleyFor service to education
Patricia Margaret BlashkiFor service to the community
Harold McLennan BlundellFor service to veterans
Louis William BondFor service to the community and local government
Dorothy Alice BondFor service to community health, particularly through the Bayside Rheumatism and Arthritis Support Group
Albert Edward BowdenFor service to community music, particularly through the Victorian Band's League
Mabel Emily Marion BowenFor service to the community, particularly to the aged
Harold Power BoydFor service to veterans
Father Martin Charles BranaganFor service to the Redemptorist and to the Roman Catholic Church of North Queensland
Karen Mary BrownFor service to the sport of hockey and the Aboriginal community
James Hill BrownFor service to the community and to the NSW Parliament
Noel Edward BullardFor service to the community, particularly through the Charity Fundraising Committee Revesby Workers Club
Ian Rutherford BulmerFor service to the community, particularly as Chairman of the Tambo Water Board
Elizabeth Cameron DalmanFor service to contemporary dance
Joseph Michael CamilleriFor service to the community and local government
Ronald Barry CamplinFor service to the community and radio broadcasting
Edward Francis CarolanFor service to local government and industrial relations
Kenneth John CartnerFor service to the community, particularly through the Brunswick Valley and District Volunteer Rescue Association
Frederick James Church, OBE MBEFor service to the community, particularly through the Baptist Community Services
Kingsley Juan ClarkFor service to the community and veterans
John Lloyd ClemengerFor service to the Windana Society
Mary Imelda CocksFor service to the community
Wilfred Kenneth CollicoatFor service to the sport of cricket
Joy Lorraine ConnollyFor service to community health, particularly through SOLACE
William Harold CopelandFor service to local government
Margaret Wren CordenFor service to community health, particularly in the field of nutrition
Sister Teresita CormackFor service to education and to the Mary McKillop Promotion Committee
Father Alan Alexander CorryFor service to the community, particularly the Aboriginal community
Douglas George Elliott CowlesFor service to the community and the newspaper industry
Frances Tonia CramptonFor service to the sport of gymnastics
Neville Douglas CrewFor service to adult education and community development programmes
Douglas Henry CrosbyFor service to the dairy industry and to the sport of golf
Jean Margaret CrumplerFor service as a foster parent
Raymond Neville DartFor service to the community
Beverley DavisFor service to Australian Jewish history and to the community
George Dechnicz, MBEFor service to the Ukrainian community
William Ross DellerFor service to Australian Rules football, particularly as the National Director of Umpiring
Lilian DixonFor service to assisting families and to establishing Youth Insearch WA
Phyllis Margaret DrayFor service to nursing, particularly as Matron of Proserpine Hospital
Fay Irene DraytonFor service to the sport of netball
Elizabeth DregerFor service to the aged, to nursing and to the community
Judith Mavis DurhamFor service to music, particularly as an entertainer and composer
Margaret McLean EvansFor service to the community and to local government
Winifred EvansFor service to the community and to the aged
Raymond Boultwood EwersFor service to the arts, particularly as a sculptor
Robert Gordon Fairlie, DFCFor service to the community, particularly through charitable and financial administration
Dennis FallFor service to the community and to local government
William Brian Fegan, MBEFor service to veterans and to Defence Widows Support Group
Reverend Arthur Lockhart FinlayFor service to the Uniting Church in Australia, particularly St Ives Uniting Church and to the community
Edward John FisherFor service to local government and to the community
Jill Louise FogartyFor service to the Podiatry Education and Training Section at the Sydney Institute of Technology
Victoria Maria FontanaFor service to the Italian community
Morris Zion ForbesFor service to the Australian Jewish Historical Society
John Grosvenor FrancisFor service to the sugar industry and to the community
Dr George McLennan FraserFor service to hospice and palliative care, particularly through the Mary Potter Hospice
Clara Maud FreudensteinFor service to the community
Audrey Prescott FuhrerFor service to the Girl Guides’ Association of South Australia
Pamela Wilhelmina GedlingFor service to the Country Women's Association
Anna Ida GeorgoussisFor service to the Greek community, particularly the care of aged people
Wensley Frances GoebelFor service to the Girl Guides’ Association and to the community
Frederick Richard GoldfinchFor service to Toukley and district senior citizens
Florence Mavis GoldfinchFor service to Toukley and district senior citizens
William Alexander GoldingFor service to the environment and to the development of the Great South West Walk
Reverend Dr Djiniyini GondarraFor service to the Uniting Church and the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress
William James GoodmanFor service to surf lifesaving and to the sport of basketball
Desmond Lyle GrahamFor service to education, particularly in The Armidale School and to the arts
Shirley Dorothea GrahamFor service to the community, particularly through the Queensland Motor Neurone Society and the Girl Guides' Association
Leslie Francis GrahamFor service to the community
Dr Brian Ashley GreedFor service to the community and to local government, particularly the Benalla Water Board
Sister Marietta GreenFor service to education, particularly through the provision of specialised educational programmes for Aboriginal children
Patricia Ann GreenhamFor service to the community through 'Fodder Drive 1992'
Geoffrey John GuestFor service to the community, particularly disadvantaged youth
Margaret Dawn GuthrieFor service to the community, particularly aged people and to community arts
James John GuyFor service to cricket, particularly as an umpire and administrator
Etheleen Veronica GuyFor service to the community
Trevor Frank HaganFor service to veterans, particularly the Vietnam Veterans’ Association of Central Queensland
Associate Professor John Kenneth HarcourtFor service to dentistry and dental education
Robert Alexander HayFor service to people with disabilities, particularly the visually impaired
Shirley Irene HeaysmanFor service to nursing, particularly as the Deputy Director of Nursing at Flinders Medical Centre
Leslie Edward HewittFor service to the community
Ian Douglas HeywoodFor service to music education and to community music
John Jacob HinesFor service to the Jewish community and for developing and promoting exports from South Australia
Caroline HolmesFor service to education particularly for children who are deaf or hearing impaired
Leonard Christopher HoltFor service to the community through fodder drive
Noel Anthony HowardFor service to the care of aged people particularly as the executive director of the Illawarra Retirement Trust
Patrick John HughesFor service to the dairy farming industry to local government and to the community
Fred HuntressFor service to the community of the Logan city district.
Francis Laurence IvesFor service to sailing, particularly junior sailing in the Sabot class and 18 footers
Elaine Margaret JohnstonFor service to women's and junior hockey on the central coast
Marie Kathryn KaysFor service to veterans and war widows, particularly as national president of the War Widows Guild of Australia
Father William Patrick KennedyFor service to the community
Ida Maud KennedyFor service to education as Principal of Clayfield College Brisbane
Maxmillian John KlingnerFor service to surf lifesaving
Leonard KoschelFor service to the community and to cricket
John Alfred KosovichFor service to the wine industry
Antanas Viktoras KramiliusFor service to the Lithuanian community
Chief Commissioner Stacey Lester Kruck, OBEFor service to the community through the Everyman's Welfare Service
Frederick Noel LakinFor service to education and to the community
Allan Bruce LeakeFor service to jazz music
Sergeant Stanley George LeanFor service to the community
Gordon Falconer Lee, MBEFor service to veterans and to the community
Reverend Dr Sang Taek LeeFor service to the Korean community
Russell George LeitchFor service to the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales
Spencer Hardinge LogueFor service to the hospitality and tourism industries
Joseph Lewis LonsdaleFor service to veterans and to the community
Lieutenant Colonel Austen George Francis Eliott Loveday, RFDFor service to education, particularly children with learning difficulties
Bonita Grace LovittFor service to the Kingston Centre and to the community
Gary Joseph James LynaghFor service to rowing
Councillor John Bruce MacdonaldFor service to local government
Aelsie Rose MagnusFor service to the National Council of Jewish Women
Wendy Sheila ManderFor service to children with learning disabilities
Ronald George MappFor service to surf lifesaving
Ross Thomas MartinFor service to the community
Mavis Joy MartinFor service to veterans through the Royal Australian Air Force Association (SA)
Alwyn Charles (Gus) MauchFor service to gliding and to the community
Joseph John McCorleyFor service to education
Paul Newman McCulloughFor service to marching
Gerard Majella McGuireFor service to the Dental Technicians’ Association and the Dental Prosthetists’ Association
Neil Alexander McLeanFor service to the community
Eleanor Hope McSwanFor service to local history and to the community
David Lynton MenadueFor service to community health, particularly assisting people with HIV/AIDS
Margaret (Peg) MintyFor service to the visual arts as a landscape painter
Lorna May Mitchell, BEMFor service to the community
Alberto ModoloFor service to the tourism and hospitality industries
John Patrick MonahanFor service to Australian Rules football through the Victorian Country Football League
John Francis Morahan, MBEFor service to the community, particularly through the Society of St Vincent de Paul
Patricia Mary MorriseyFor service to the Catholic Women's League and to fundraising for the disadvantaged
William James Morrow, DFCFor service to the Geelong Historical Society and to historical research
Mary Heaford MurrayFor service to the community as a fundraiser and for the establishment of Mary Murray Welfare Committee
Commander George Michael Nekrasov, (Ret'd)For service to the Russian community
Alexander NelsonFor service to the community as a volunteer fundraiser for local charities and community welfare projects
Michael Joseph NortonFor service to sport as a gold medallist at the Paralympic Games Lillehammer 1994
James Francis O'BrienFor service to the trade union movement
James William O'CallaghanFor service to aged people and to the community
Audrey Campbell OertelFor service to music as an accompanist and singing coach
Geraldine Joyce PackFor service to the Australian Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Colonel Ernest Noel Park, DSO ED (Ret'd)For service to the New South Wales Parliament and to the community
Edward Henry George PaskFor service to dance history as an archivist, lecturer and broadcaster
Eunice Olive PetersonFor service to swimming, particularly through the Tasmanian Amateur Swimming Association
Irene PettifordFor service to youth and to the community
Maurice Arthur PhillipsFor service to the community
Dr Jean Margaret PiaggioFor service to medicine and to the community
Kerry George PinkFor service to journalism
Stanley Bruce PittFor service to hockey
Frances Anthonette PollonFor service to researching and recording local history
William Frederick PowellFor service to the welfare of veterans
Helena PughFor service to the community
Francis Xavier PurcellFor service to the law, particularly Aboriginal Land Rights, and to the community
Jane RaffinFor service to the arts, particularly through the promotion of regional art galleries
Sheikh Shakib Abraham RasheedFor service to the community
Lydia Mikhailovna RasoumovskyFor service to the community
Warren Allen RennieFor service to surf lifesaving
Evelyn Mary RimingtonFor service to conservation and the environment
Jack RobertsFor service to local government and to the community
Violet Frances RobinsonFor service to the community, particularly children and Aboriginal people
Kevin James RocheFor service to lawn bowls
Brian Donald RoebigFor service to the insurance industry
Peter Charles RorkeFor service to music
Dr John Layton RourseFor service to horticulture, particularly the cultivation and propagation of Vireya Rhododendrons
Dr Brian Gordon SandoFor service to sports medicine
The Reverend Father Seraphim Sanz de Gandeano, MBEFor service to the Aboriginal community at Lakumburu Mission
Daphne Elizabeth SchlipaliusFor service to charities through fundraising
Leonard Marshal SchlipaliusFor service to charities through fundraising
Edmond Joseph ScottFor service to sport
Elizabeth Jane ScrivenerFor service to the ACT Cancer Society and to the community
Charles Joseph SearsonFor service to the Speech and Hearing Centre for Deaf Children WA (Inc) and to the community
Hazel Joan SimsFor service to women's bowling and indoor bias bowls
Jeanette McDonald SladeFor service to women's hockey
Archibald Edmund SmithFor service to police/community relations
Dr Ernest Walter SmithFor service to art administration and promotion, particularly as Director of the Swan Hill Regional Gallery of Contemporary Art
Stuart David SouthwickFor service to local government and to the community
John Charles StainesFor service to the community
Arnold Lloyd StephensFor service to the Bicheno Players and to the community
Esna May StewartFor service to swimming and to women's bowling
Lillian Mabel StubbsFor service to the community
Ronald Keith SuichFor service to Templestowe High School and to the Victorian Council of School Organisations
Walter SummertonFor service to the Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers’ Association and to the Australian Funeral Directors’ Association
Phillip SymonsFor service to the community
Norma Jean ThomasFor service to the community, particularly through the Australian Red Cross
Colin John ThomasFor service to community music, particularly band music
Harry ThompsonFor service to badminton
Norman Collingwood TilleyFor service to pistol shooting and to the Australian Booksellers’ Association (Tas)
Daphne Miriam Mary ToddFor service to sport and to the community
Van Canh TranFor service to Vietnamese community
David Stanley TurfreyFor service to the care of aged people
Rachel VallerFor service to music, particularly as a pianist
Salvino Emmanuel VellaFor service to soccer and to the Maltese community
Ivy Katherine Frances VowlesFor service to the care of aged people
Paul WadeFor service to youth and the community through the Anti-Smoking and Drug Offensive campaigns and to soccer
Doreen Marian WaldingFor service to women's lawn bowls
Harry Lachlan WallaceFor service to the community and to the development of the AUSBUY campaign
Allan WarburtonFor service to local government and to the community
Dr Matheus John WashynFor service to the Ukrainian community
Robert George WebsterFor service to veterans and to the community
Cyril Charles Arthur WendtFor service to band music as a drum major drill, adjudicator and administrator
Kenneth William WilderFor service to the publishing industry
Lester Joseph WilliamsFor service to local government and to the community
Charles Stanley WilliamsFor service to the community through the State Emergency Service and Australian Red Cross and to veterans
Kenneth Stanley WilliamsonFor service to veterans, particularly through the Korea and South-East Asia Forces Association
Jack WillisFor service to the promotion of recreational activities, particularly lawn bowls, for the disabled
Eric Ronald WilsonFor service to the development and tourism in the Hinchinbrook and Cardwell areas
Dr Robert Melville WithersFor service to horticulture, specialising in camellias, rhododendrons and liliums
John Albert WoodFor service to the retail food industry and to the community
Donald Adrian WoolnoughFor service to lawn bowls
Maurice Reginald WorthyFor service to the welfare and rehabilitation of prisoners
Joseph Charles WrothFor service to the community
Raymond Frederick YeeFor service to the Chinese community
Nancy Melva YorkFor service to community health, particularly through the Mental Health Auxiliaries of Victoria

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyCommander Antony Keith AndersonFor service to the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force in the development of future defence capabilities, particularly the training and helicopter support ship project[1]
Chief Petty Officer Rodney Thomas Coughran-LaneFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the field of Ceremonial Music as Drum Major RAN Band, VIC
Lieutenant William Kenneth McMillanFor outstanding devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly with regard to his unstinting efforts in ensuring the highest possible standards of underwater warfare
Warrant Officer Ian Alan RushtonFor meritorious service, outstanding professionalism and exceptional devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy as the Sports Officer at HMAS Cerberus
ArmyWarrant Officer Class One David Arthur AllenFor service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of the Puckapunyal Logistic Battalion
Warrant Officer Class One William Frank BowserFor service to the Australian Army in the field of military intelligence
Warrant Officer Class Two Craig Andrew Coleman, CSMFor service to the Australian Army, particularly while serving with the Cambodian Mine Action Centre
Warrant Officer Class One Lloyd Thomas GoughFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Kevin Andrew HallFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of logistics
Warrant Officer Class Two Alexander John McDadeFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Battery Sergeant Major of 104th and 41st Field Batteries
Warrant Officer Class One Peter Stanley SimsFor distinguished service to the Australian Army, particularly with the Army Community Service in Sydney and Darwin
Warrant Officer Class One Barry TolleyFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of training
Warrant Officer Class Two Charles Thomas TournoffFor outstanding service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of training at the School of Army Aviation
Air ForceChaplain Flight Lieutenant Rodney Graham AcremanFor meritorious service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of pastoral care
Flight Sergeant Lindsay Graham CurtisFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of telecommunications management at RAAF Wagga and Edinburgh
Flight Sergeant Shayne Thomas FlynnFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of Non-Destructive Inspection at No 501 Wing Amberley
Squadron Leader Robyne Louise GreenFor meritorious service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of administrative management

References

  1. "The Honours List". Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995). 26 January 1995. p. 10. Retrieved 6 August 2019.
  2. "Announcing and presenting awards". www.pmc.gov.au. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Retrieved 6 August 2019.
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