| Recipient |
Citation |
Notes
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| Voncie Irene Aiken |
For service to the community as co-founder of Headway Tasmania and support services for people with brain injuries |
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|
| Mary Beatrice Sheila Akers |
For services to the community
|
| William Eric Anschutz |
For service to business and commerce
|
| Anson William Austin |
For service to the performing arts as an opera singer
|
| Dr John Percival Spence Bach |
For service to maritime history
|
| Freda Madeline Bailey |
For service to the Maitland Hospital Auxiliary and to the United Hospital Auxiliaries of New South Wales
|
| Shirley Jean Barrett |
For service to the community
|
| Vera Bartley |
For service to the United Hospital Auxiliaries, Bathurst Branch
|
| Douglas George Bathgate |
For service to the community and local government
|
| John Mayston Bechervaise, MBE |
For service to Australian Antarctic Exhibition
|
| Bernard Charles Bedford |
For service to the Aboriginal community
|
| Ronald Jellicoe Bell |
For service to the breeding and cultivation of roses
|
| Alderman Alexander James Douglas Bell |
For service to the community and to local government
|
| Veronica Ailsa Berry |
For service to music as an examiner and teacher of piano
|
| Edward Melville Blackwood |
For service to youth as founder of the Narrabeen Youth and Community Centre
|
| Charles Howard Blyth |
For service to the community
|
| The Reverend Father James Edward Boland |
For service to the community as Senior Chaplain, New South Wales Police Service
|
| Robert Garth Boomer |
For service to education, particularly through curriculum development
|
| Hazel Mildred Bowen |
For service to the community through the Country Women's Association
|
| Leslie Gordon Braithwaite |
For service to the community and local government
|
| Ruby Stella Breen |
For service to the community through the Lane Cove Community Aid Service
|
| Cara Murray Brett Hall |
For service to the community, particularly through the Cornucopia Committee
|
| Mark Gerrard Brinkley |
For service to the performing arts as a ballet dancer
|
| Beris Winifred Broderick |
For service to local history
|
| Clifford Charles Buchanan |
For service to nursing
|
| Alice Joy Barbara Bugge |
For service to the performing arts, particularly through the Heidelberg Theatre Company
|
| Valerie Buswell |
For service to women
|
| Arnold Stanley Byfield |
For service to Australian Rules Football
|
| Pasqualina Caporaso |
For service to the community, particularly as State Manager of Austcare South Australia
|
| Sister Mary Austin Carey |
For service to midwifery and hospital administration, Mercy Private Hospital, East Melbourne
|
| Raymond William Carroll |
For service to education, sport and to youth development
|
| Ronald Keith Castle |
For service to the tourism and hospitality industry and to the community
|
| Harvey William Chapman |
For service to children with disabilities
|
| Colvin Edward Churches |
For service to the sport of gliding
|
| Dr Mervyn David Cobcroft, RFD |
For service to the community, and medical and maritime history
|
| Allan Joseph Collopy |
For service to the community and local government
|
| Coralie Grace Condon |
For service to the entertainment industry
|
| Kenneth Raymond Coombe |
For service to the Australian beef cattle industry
|
| Nell Elizabeth Archer Cooper |
For service to the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute and to the community
|
| William Thomas Cooper |
For service to the community and local government
|
| Dr Geoffrey James Cornish |
For service to medicine, particularly through the development of cardiac rehabilitation programmes and to the community
|
| Dr Brian Leslie Cornish |
For service to medicine as an orthopaedic surgeon
|
| Major Robert Frederick Cowie |
For service to veterans
|
| Arthur David Cowling |
For service to the YMCA and to the Y's Men International movement
|
| Francis Paul Coyne |
For service to people with disabilities
|
| Olive Dahlenburg |
For service to the Royal Children's Hospital and to the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria
|
| June Marie Dally-Watkins |
For service to business and commerce
|
| Gweneth Kathleen Davies |
For service to women, particularly through the National Council of Women
|
| Desmond Davis |
For service to the performing arts, particularly as founder and Artistic Director of Theatre South in Wollongong
|
| Kevin Robert Dean |
For service to veterans
|
| Lionel Robert Dennis |
For service to the disabled
|
| Frederick Charles Dobbie |
For service to youth through the Australian Air League
|
| Robert Gibson Francis Dobson |
For service to the community
|
| Thomas Arthur Drysdale |
For service to Rugby League football
|
| Jerzy Jan Dudzinski |
For service to the Polish community
|
| Edna Gladys Dunn |
For service to the community and to primary school education
|
| Charles Howarth Earp |
For service to the sport of golf
|
| Dr Vlasis Pitsonis Efstathis |
For service to community health
|
| Alderman Frederick John Faircloth |
For service to the community
|
| Gweneth Lucy Faulkner |
For service to the Canberra Senior Citizens Centre
|
| Alfred John Fenech |
For service to the Maltese community and to the Ethnic Council of New South Wales
|
| William Edward Fisher |
For service to the community
|
| Kay Caroline Fisher |
For service to Lifeline
|
| John Basil Fitzgerald |
For service to the sport of tennis
|
| Councillor Brian Vincent Fowler |
For service to local government
|
| Raymond James Frawley |
For service to the community and to local government
|
| Keith Lorimer Furze |
For service to water conservation and to the community
|
| Wendy Eleanor Gallagher |
For service to education, particularly adult literacy
|
| Robert Rens Gill |
For service to the community
|
| Dorothy Jean Goldsmith |
For service to the community particularly through the Victorian Branch of the Country Women's Association
|
| Melvon Kenneth Good |
For service to veterans and to the community
|
| Dr Robert Molesworth Goodwin |
For service to community health, particularly through the Queensland Division of the National Heart Foundation
|
| Ronald Charles Gower |
For service to youth through the promotion of sport
|
| Linley Grant |
For service to the community
|
| Guthrie Herbert Gray |
For service to the sport of tennis
|
| Norman Rae Greber |
For service to primary industry, particularly macadamia nut propagation
|
| Nicholas David Green |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the Men's Coxless Fours rowing event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992
|
| Marjorie Henrietta Hafner |
For service to the community, particularly through the Parent Aid Unit at the Mater Children's Hospital
|
| Mary Margaret Hardman |
For service to the community
|
| William Harrison |
For service to music
|
| Stephen Mark Hawkins |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the Men's Double Sculls rowing event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona
|
| Lois Loveday Hawley |
For service to the community
|
| William Hayward |
For service to education, particularly through the Queensland Association of Independent Schools
|
| Tove Helms |
For service to children, particularly through UNICEF
|
| Captain William Nelson Henry |
For service to marine safety, particularly through the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Association
|
| Keith Alexander Hexter |
For service to people with physical disabilities
|
| Sheila Trevor Higgin |
For service to the community
|
| Susan Mary Hodgson |
For service to the community as co-founder of Headway, Tasmania, and to improving facilities and support services for people with brain injuries
|
| James Edward Holliday |
For service to veterans
|
| Ivan Holm |
For service to technical and further education and to yachting
|
| Maxwell David Hooper |
For service to the community
|
| Joan Leonne Horner |
For service to netball and to the community
|
| Sister Margaret Horvath |
For service to aged people, to the Hungarian community and to education
|
| Andrew James Hoy |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the Equestrian Three Day Team event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992
|
| Edward Michael Jackes |
For public service through the Civil Aviation Authority
|
| Magnus Theodore Jamieson |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Violet Johnson |
For service to the community
|
| George Harold Johnson |
For service to Veterans
|
| Barbara Rennie Jones |
For service to early childhood education
|
| Yvonne Rosemary Jones |
For service to performing arts administration
|
| Dulcie Kanatopsky |
For service to radio broadcasting and to arts administration
|
| Pieter Kapinga |
For service to the Dutch community
|
| William Murray Kavanagh |
For service to the community and to the Country Fire Service
|
| Mary Lavinia Kearney |
For service to charitable organisations
|
| Peter John Kelly |
For service to veterans
|
| Larry Richard Kent |
For service to sport for people with disabilities and to tenpin bowling
|
| Joseph George Khoury |
For service to the Lebanese community
|
| Val Wilfred Kleem |
For service to veterans
|
| Kurt Kraushofer |
For service to sport for people with intellectual disabilities, particularly through the Special Olympics
|
| Rosalie Lynette Kunoth-Monks |
For service to the Aboriginal community
|
| Lindsay John Charles Lake |
For service to the Building Workers' Industrial Union
|
| Irene Lake |
For service to youth, particularly through the Girl Guide Association
|
| Pat Lamanna |
For service to the community, particularly the disadvantaged
|
| Irene Alice Lancaster |
For service to veterans
|
| Joan Lane |
For service to education, particularly for children with special needs
|
| Douglas Charles Lee |
For service to the community and to local government
|
| Dr Werner Rudolf Linde |
For service as a medical volunteer assisting refugees in overseas countries
|
| Tor Edvin Lindquist |
For service to the restoration and conservation of the Barque Polly Woodside
|
| Edna Lyall Linley |
For service to the community, particularly through the Red Cross Society
|
| William Thompson Long |
For service to cycling
|
| Leonard Hugh Long |
For service to the arts as a painter of Australian landscapes
|
| Lionel Joaquin Paul Long |
For service to the performing and visual arts
|
| Eric Geoffrey Butler Lusk |
For service to golf administration
|
| Albert Edward Lyon, ED |
For service to the community, particularly through the State Emergency Service
|
| Dr Ian Thomas MacBean |
For service to town and regional planning and to the environment
|
| Councillor Austin Joseph Abbott Mack |
For service to local government
|
| The Reverend Christiaan Johannes Pieter Mackaay |
For service to religious education
|
| Elizabeth Fraser Mackay |
For service to aged people
|
| Sheldon Mitchell Maher |
For service to veterans
|
| Harold David Mair |
For service to the New South Wales Parliament and to local government
|
| James Patrick Mallon |
For service to lawn bowls
|
| Joseph Anthony Marlow |
For service to people with physical disabilities
|
| Susan Jean Maroney |
For service to marathon swimming
|
| Vincenzo Jim Martino |
For service to the Italian community
|
| Emra Burkitt Marxsen |
For service to veterans
|
| Laurance Keith Mason, OBE |
For service to veterans
|
| Elizabeth Wilhelmina Mattick |
For service to peace and disarmament
|
| Mabel Christina McAlister |
For service to the Embroiderers Guild of Queensland
|
| Kevin John McCann |
For service to sailing
|
| George Charles McFarlane |
For service to agricultural education
|
| James McGeachie |
For service to the Newcastle Show Association and the Showground Trust
|
| Francis John McGuinness |
For service to brass band music
|
| Stanley McInnes |
For service to veterans and their families
|
| Maisie McKenzie |
For service to the community
|
| The Reverend Joseph McKinney |
For service to the Presbyterian Church and to the community
|
| James Duncan McLaughlin |
For service to the Trade Union movement and the community
|
| Genoveva Diaz Medwell |
For service to the welfare of migrants
|
| Percy Vince Middleton |
For service to veterans and to the community
|
| Hugh Brian Miller |
For service to radio for the print handicapped
|
| Dr Keith Samuel Millingen |
For service to neurology
|
| Keith Edgar Mitchell |
For service to cricket administration
|
| Doris Mabel Mitchell |
For service to women and to the Australian Board of Missions
|
| Patricia Phyllis Montgomerie |
For service to the community
|
| Jean Mavis Moran |
For service to the community
|
| Dr Michael Harry Moreny |
For service to the Australian Pony Club Council
|
| Dennis Morgan |
For service to hockey administration
|
| Elvie Lillian Munday |
For service to the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
|
| Ian James Murphy |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Violee Victoria Myers-Davey |
For service to the community
|
| Ronald James Neale |
For service to the Queensland Squadron Air Training Corps
|
| Councillor Philip Stephen Nelson |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Merle Winsford Newbould |
For service to the community
|
| Tikki Newman |
For service to the entertainment industry and to charitable organisations
|
| John Robert Newman |
For service to the entertainment industry and to charitable organisations
|
| Grace Elizabeth Norris |
For service to the community
|
| Kenneth O'Dea |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Maxwell Wilkinson Oldmeadow |
For service to the community and to education
|
| Joyce Rosalind Olsen |
For service to the community
|
| Lance Martin Otto |
For service to gymnastics and to the community
|
| Neville Francis Overson |
For service to veterans and to the community
|
| George Humphery Park |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Mohamed Saleh Parkar |
For service to the Indian community
|
| Barbara Merle Payne |
For service to pharmacy through the New South Wales Pharmacy Board, the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and the Australian Pharmacy Examining Council
|
| Eileen Evelyn Peach |
For service to the community
|
| Lionel Norman Pearse |
For service to local government
|
| Mervyn John Pearson |
For service to the shearing industry
|
| Patricia Agnes Penrose |
For service to veterans and to the community
|
| Kieren John Perkins |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the 1500 Metres Freestyle swimming event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona
|
| Erica Mercia Phayre |
For service to the community
|
| Jean Poole |
For service to the community
|
| Frederick Edward Priest |
For service to the Trade Union movement
|
| Dell Purtill |
For service to the community
|
| Ronald Arthur Quint |
For service to the Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol
|
| Colin Lewis Rattray |
For service to local government
|
| Arthur Robert Read |
For service to the community
|
| Major Francis Walter Reade, ED |
For service to veterans and to the community
|
| John Lawrence Reilly |
For service to the community
|
| Matthew David Rennie |
For service to veterans and their families
|
| Edward Noel Richardson |
For service to cricket administration and to school sport
|
| James Henry Rickard |
For service to the community
|
| Coral Ethel Rizzali |
For service to people with disabilities, particularly children
|
| Clint David Robinson |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the K1 100 Metres canoeing event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992
|
| Hugh Claude Gregory Rodgers |
For service to the mining industry and to veterans
|
| Gillian Rolton |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the Equestrian Three Day Team Event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992
|
| James Charles Rooks |
For public service as Assistant General Manager and Company Secretary of Aboriginal Hostels Limited
|
| Reginald Andrew Rose |
For service to Australian Rules football administration
|
| Anita Louise Rosenberg |
For service to the Stroke Recovery Association of New South Wales
|
| Christine Elizabeth Roughley |
For service to softball
|
| Martin Rubinstein |
For service to the Arts, particularly ballet
|
| Dr Valmae Lenore Rundle |
For service to Egyptian archaeology and to the community
|
| Vito Russo |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Matthew Morgan Ryan |
For service to sport as a dual gold medallist in the Equestrian Three Day Individual and Team Events at the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992
|
| Kevin Ryan |
For service to the community, particularly through providing care and support for the needy and disadvantaged
|
| Desmond Sendall Sainsbery |
For service to youth and to sport in the Warringah Shire
|
| Elvera Jean Schmaal |
For service to local history and to the National Trust
|
| Dr Robert Peter Schmidt |
For service to the community as a general practitioner and to post-graduate medical training
|
| Ivy Bartz Schultz, MBE |
For service to nursing
|
| Evan Christian Schwarten |
For service to the community and to the Australian Labor Party
|
| Veronica Esma Schwarten |
For service to the community and to the Australian Labor Party
|
| Moira Edna Shannon |
For service to the community, particularly through increasing public awareness of domestic violence and child abuse
|
| Marjorie Hope Sharp |
For service to people with schizophrenia and their families
|
| William Arthur Siddins |
For service to the development of the sport of cricket for blind and visually impaired players
|
| Marie Sim |
For service to the Office of the Vice Chancellor, University of Sydney
|
| Ronald Keith Smith |
For service to sailing
|
| Derek George Frank Smith |
For service to conservation and the environment in the Furneaux Group
|
| Olga Smith |
For service to the Mothercraft Society of the Australian Capital Territory and to golf administration
|
| Adele Southwick |
For service to the Jewish community, particularly through the Montefiore Homes
|
| Elizabeth Margaret Speed |
For service to the community, particularly through the Country Women's Association Aged Persons Hostel
|
| Thomas Daniel Sprod |
For service to literature as an author, publisher and distributor of works on Tasmanian history
|
| Paula Stafford |
For service to the fashion industry, particularly as a swimwear designer
|
| Maida Stern |
For service to people with intellectual disabilities, particularly through the Activ Foundation
|
| Matthew Alfred Clement Stidston |
For service to scouting, particularly through the Victorian Scout Archives and Museum
|
| John Gerard Stokes |
For service to the Central Coast community, particularly in the fields of community health and education
|
| John Joseph Stubbs |
For service to the Junior Surf Life Saving Association (Nippers) of Queensland
|
| Thomas Norman Swindon |
For public service, particularly through developing national radiation protection standards and practices
|
| Dr Leonard James Tierney |
For service to social welfare and social work education
|
| Stanley Ernest Toft |
For service to the sugar industry, to lawn bowls administration and to the community
|
| Edwin Allan Australia Tom |
For service to the arts and entertainment industry as the Travelling Picture Show Man
|
| Marjorie Dawn Townsend |
For service to the community
|
| Ernest George Tremayne |
For service to veterans
|
| Bernard James Trevaskis |
For service to junior sport administration, particularly cricket and football
|
| Gladys Gem Trotter |
For service to the community, particularly through the Red Cross Society and the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association of Queensland
|
| Peggy Irene Tunstall |
For service to the Australian Commonwealth Games Association
|
| Mary Elizabeth Turner |
For service to the community of Penrith
|
| Phyllis Marjorie Unsworth |
For service to the community
|
| Genovaite Vasiliauskas-Vaskas |
For service to the Lithuanian community
|
| Margaret Mary Vern-Barnett, MBE |
For service to the Autistic Children's Association of New South Wales
|
| Roy Edward Vizard |
For service to the community
|
| Keith David Wallis |
For service to Australian Rules football administration and coaching
|
| Francis Patrick Ward |
For service to the community, particularly through the Society of St Vincent de Paul
|
| Elaine Watson |
For service to women's soccer
|
| Kathryn Anne Watt |
For service to sport as a gold medallist in the cycling individual road race event at the Olympic Games, Barcelona, 1992
|
| Montague Thomas Archibald Wedd |
For service to the community as a historian, writer and illustrator
|
| First Class Constable Kevin David Wells |
For service to youth, particularly through the Police Citizens Youth Club
|
| Ivy Patience Weston |
For service to netball
|
| John Peter White |
For service to people with physical disabilities, particularly through the Disabled Motorists Association
|
| Howard Brefteau Whittaker |
For service to local history and to the community
|
| Nita Whyte |
For service to the community through music
|
| William Stanley Wickham |
For service to the community and to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of South Australia and the Northern Territory
|
| Margaret Louise Wilkins |
For service to the community, particularly through the Leo and Jenny Leukaemia and Cancer Foundation
|
| Peter Marshall Wilkinson |
For service to veterans as honorary solicitor for the Returned and Services League, New South Wales Branch
|
| Brenda Williams |
For service to the Naval Association of Australia
|
| Ronald Lewis Wills, VRD |
For service to the music recording industry
|
| Ernest Robert Wolfe |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Martin John Wright |
For service to local government and to the community
|
| Robert William Wylde |
For service to the community
|
| Richard Gabriel York |
For service to the Mallacoota Ambulance Service and to the community
|
| David Young |
For service to urban horticulture, particularly as a garden adviser on ABC Radio 2CN
|
| Gladys Irene Kennan Young |
For service to the community and to youth
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