medal (oam) of the order of australia in the general...

MEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION

The Queen’s Birthday 2016 Honours List

Mr Bruce William FAGAN, Shoalhaven Heads NSW 2535 For service to Judo. Service includes: Vice-President, Oceania Region, International Judo Federation, 1992-1995. Judo Federation of Australia (JFA): President, 1992-1995. Vice-President, 1986-1990. Member, Awards Committee, 1992 and 1988-1990. Member, Grades Commission, 1992 and 1988-1990. Chairman, Coaching Panel, 1992-1995 and 1988-1990. National Coach, 1999 and 1981-1993. National Referee, 1990. Judo New South Wales: President, 1986-1990. Southern Region Coordinator, 2010. Vice-President, 1991-1992 and 1981-1985. Board of Management, 1978-1992. State Coach, Men's, 1987-1988, 1985 and 1982-1983. State Coach, Women's, 1988. State Coach, Young Men's, 1988 and 1979-1981. State Coach, Boys, 1975-1979. State Manager, Men's and Women's, 1990-1992. State Manager, Juniors and Seniors, 1986. State Referee, 1968-1998. Member, Referees Commission, 1987-1997. Vice-President, Black Belt Register NSW (BBR), 1984-1990 and Treasurer, 1979-1981. Chief Instructor, Bushido South Coast Judo Club, since 1969 and President, 1969-1984. Coach/Manager, Australian Team, Barcelona Olympic Games, 1992. Coach, Australian Team, Auckland Commonwealth Games, 1990. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2003. Sports Hero, Shoalhaven Hall of Fame. Life Member, Judo Federation of Australia (NSW). Life Member, Police Citizens Youth Federation.



Ms Janet Mary FARROW, Ringwood East Vic 3135 For service to community health through a range of roles. Service includes: Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health (Forensicare): Director and Deputy Chair, since 2011. Chair, Audit, Security and Risk Committee and Clinical Governance and Quality Committee, current. Member, Finance, Strategic Planning and Oversight Committee, current. Chief Social Worker and Manager of the Community Clinic, 1991-1996. Community Member, Adult Parole Board of Victoria, Department of Justice and Regulation, 2011-2014 and 2005-2008. Independent Expert Advisor, Multiple and Complex Needs Initiative, Victorian Department of Human Services, 2004-2013. Head, Clinical Programs - headspace - National Youth Mental Health Foundation, 2011-2012 and Chair, Consortium Committee, Geelong headspace, 2012-2016. Board Member, Barwon Health, 2005-2010 and Chair, Clinical Governance and Audit and Risk Committees, and Member, Community Advisory Committee. Chief Executive Officer, Moreland Hall, 1999-2005. Adjunct Academic Staff Member, University of Melbourne, since 2008. Manager, Community Offenders Advice and Treatment Service (COATS), Australian Community Support Organisation, 1997-1999. Board Member for a range of organisations including: Children's Protection Society, since 2013. Glastonbury Child and Family Services, 2011-2013. Footscray Community Arts Centre, 2005-2009. Mary of the Cross Centre, 2002-2004. Oxford Houses Australia, 2000-2005. Self-Help Addiction Resource Centre, 1997-2002. Victorian Offenders Support Agency, 1992-1995. Member, Advisory Group, Centre for Research into Ethical Decision-making in Organisations, (CREDO), Australian Catholic University. Principal, Janet Farrow Consulting, since 2008 and Social Worker, since the 1980s. Member, Australian Association of Social Workers, since 1989.



Mr Jonathan Robert FERGUSON, Harristown Qld 4350 For service to the Uniting Church in Australia, and to the community. Service includes: Lifeworks Congregation of the Uniting Church in Australia: Church Elder, 'no dates'. Secretary, Church Council, 'no dates'. Superintendent, Hamewith Sunday School Program, 'no dates'. Member, Care and Concern Task Group, 'no dates'. Volunteer Driver, Toowoomba Community Care Transport, 'no dates'. Leader and First Aid Officer, Bridges Program for people with disabilities, 'no dates'. Member, Service Manager's Advisory Committee, Multiple Sclerosis Queensland, 'no dates'. Cub Leader, Drayton Scout Group, 1984-2005 and Recipient, Silver Wattle Award, 1999. Recruiting, Coaching and Development Roles, Newtown Hockey Club, 1980's-1990's and Life Member. School Teacher, Queensland Department of Education and Training, 'no dates'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, International Carer of the Year, Multiple Sclerosis International Federation, 2002.



Mrs June Patricia FIELD, 280 Cooks Hill Road, Yass NSW 2582 For service to the community of Yass. Service includes: Lions Australia: State and District: Chairman, Lions Zone 11, 'for 2 years' and Region, 'for 2 years' and Personality Quest, 'for several years'. New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory Christmas Cake Coordinator, 'for 6 years' and District Christmas Cake Chairman, 'for 10 years'. Local: Charter Treasurer, Lions Club of Bowning and District, 'for several years' and Treasurer, since 2005 and various other executive positions, since 1998 and Board Member, current and Member, since 1998. Recipient, numerous Lions awards including: Life Membership of the Lions Save Sight and Public Health Care Foundations. Lion of the Year (twice). Community Challenge Winner, 2013-2014. Melvin Jones Fellow. District Governors A1 Award. President, Ex-Students Association, Mount Carmel School, ongoing. Board Member/Life Member, Gwen Warmington Lodge, ongoing. Board Member, Yass District Hospital, 'for 6 years' and Horton House Aged Care Facility. Chairman, Wee Jasper Reserves Trust, 'for several years' and Shannon House Special Services. Member, Yass Meals on Wheels, 'for several years' and Racecourse Trust, 'for several years'. Treasurer, Yass Safety House Committee, 'no dates'. Volunteer, Yass Driver Reviver, since 1999. Volunteer Fundraiser for cancer research organisations, 'no dates'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, National Volunteer Award, 2011. Recipient, Yass Citizen of the Year, 2004.



Mrs Noreen Elva FIELDING, Concord West NSW 2138 For service to the community of Concord. Service includes: Volunteer, Delivery Driver, Meals on Wheels, Concord Community Food Service, since 1993. Volunteer, Bicycle New South Wales, 1994-2014 and awarded Female Volunteer of the Year, 2008, and Volunteer for Life Award, 2011, and Long Service Award, 2015. Road Marshall, various events for Bicycle Victoria and Bicycle Queensland, 1994-2012. Parishioner, Concord Community Anglican Church, since 1954 and Secretary, Women's Church Guild and Parish Councillor, 'for one year'. President, Concord Probus Club, 2010-2011 and Vice-President, 2009 and Secretary, 2004-2008 and Member, since 2003. Volunteer, Bankstown Open Day, 2013. Volunteer, Silver City Bush Treadlers, Royal Flying Doctor Service, 1997-2005. Mentor, Youth Ambassador Program, Olympic 2000 School Strategy, 1997-2000. Spectator Services Host and Accreditation/Welfare Officer, Sydney Olympic and Paralympic Games, 2000. Treasurer, Central Park Women's Bowling Club Concord, 'no dates'. Assistant Treasurer, Concord Community Welfare Association Ladies' Auxiliary, since 2006. Member, Sydney Inner West Seniors, since 1994 and Hospitality Officer. President and Secretary, Concord West Public School, 1961-1970 and Volunteer part-time teacher, 1989-1999. Past Member, Concord Girl Guides Auxiliary. Past Member, Concord Sea Scouts Auxiliary. Coach/Manager Softball and Girls’ Soccer, Metro East Public Schools Sports Association, 1979-1982. Coach/Manager, Tennis, Metro East Public Schools Sports Association, 1980-1981.



Mr Kevin Ernest FLANAGAN, 14/21-25 Church Street, Chatswood NSW 2057 For service to veterans and their families. Service includes: President, Chatswood Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, current and Honorary Welfare and Pensions Officer, since 2004 and Member, since 1985. President, Sydney Northern Sub-branch, National Servicemen's Association, since 2000. Patron, 7th Field Regiment's Association, current and Former President, 'no dates' and Committee member, 25 years and Founding Member, 1986. Honorary Welfare and Pensions Officer, Willoughby Branch, Australian Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women, current and Past President, Past Secretary and Past State Councillor and Member, since 1966 and Life Member. Custodian, Chatswood Garden of Remembrance, since 1975. Member, War Memorial Building Committee, Willoughby Park, 'no dates'. President, Chatswood Bowling Club, current and 2007 and Chairman, Membership Committee and Member, 'for many years'. Deputy Chairman, Red Cross Calling, 1990, recipient, 20 Years’ Service Medal. Assistant Grand Master, Masonic Lodge, current and Member ‘since approx 1965’. Social Secretary, Chatswood Rugby Union Club, 'no dates', and Volunteer Referee, Gordon Rugby Union Club, 'no dates'.



Mrs Adrianne Claire FLEMING, Ashwood Vic 3147 For service to the aviation industry. Service includes: National Vice President, Australian Women Pilots' Association, 2000-2002. President, Australian Women Pilots' Association - Victoria, 1997-1999. Secretary, Moorabbin Airport Chamber of Commerce, since 2012. Sub-Committee Member, The Honourable Company of Air Pilots, since 2008. Volunteer, Haileybury School Aviation Camps, 2005-2009. Advisor, The Professional Aviation Board of Certification, since 2015. Aviation Advisor, Aero Pro Medical Foundation, in 2013. Chief Flying Instructor and Operations Manager, Tristar Aviation, current. Australian Air League: Executive Commissioner, Victoria, since 2010. Victorian Group Air Activities Commissioner, many years. Officer, since 2003. Associate Member, 1999-2003. Committee Member, Power Neighbourhood House, 2011-2015. Member, Steering Committee, Empowering Monash Woman, 2011-2013. Member, Ashwood Chadstone Together Network, since 2012.

Mrs Edith May FLEMING, Moruya NSW 2537 For service to the community of the Sapphire Coast. Service includes: Volunteer and Fundraiser, Narooma Legacy Group, ‘since approx 1999’. Member, Moruya Branch, Australian Red Cross, 2002-2014 and Recipient, Long Service Medal, 2012. Member, Moruya and District Hospital Auxiliary, since 2000. Member, Ladies Auxiliary, Moruya Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, 2000-2013.



The late Mr Kenneth George FOGGO, Late of Daw Park SA 5041 For service to children with a disability in South Australia. Service includes: Board Member, Novita Children's Service, 1974-2014 and Vice-President, 'no dates' and Member, Finance and Audit Committee, 'no dates'. Former Lieutenant Governor, District 3, Kiwanis Club of Adelaide, 'for 3 terms' and President, 'for 1 term' and Secretary and Treasurer, 'for several years' and Member, 1972-2015 and Life Member. Treasurer, Rotary Club of Marion, 2007-2011 and President, 1985-1986 and Recipient, Paul Harris Fellowship, 1992 and Member, 1972-2011.



Dr Andrew FORD, Robertson NSW 2577 For service to music composition, and as an author and radio broadcaster. Service includes: Presenter, 'The Music Show', ABC Radio National, since 1995. Written and presented five series 'Illegal Harmonies', 1997, 'Dots on the Landscape', 2001, 'Music and Fashion', 2005, 'The Sound of Pictures', 2007-2010. Composer of a wide range of music including for stage, orchestra, choral, voice, instrumental, chamber and young performers. Composer in Residence, Australian Chamber Orchestra, 1992-1994. Music Board Fellowship, Australia Council for the Arts, 2004-2006. Peggy Glanville-Hicks Fellow, 1998-2000. Composed first Symphony for, Australian National Academy of Music, 2008 and Resident Composer, 2009. 'Headlong', commissioned for 75th Anniversary Season, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, 2007. 'Rembrandt's Wife', - the opera, commissioned and premiered for the Victorian Opera, 2009. Lecturer, Faculty of Creative Arts, University of Wollongong, 1983-1995. Member, Advisory Council, The Music Trust, since 2013. Author of a range of publications including: 'Earth Dances: music in search of the primitive', 2015. 'Try Whistling This - writings about music', 2012. 'The Sound of Pictures', 2010. 'Talking to Kinky and Karlheinz - 170 musicians get vocal on The Music Show', 2008. 'In Defence of Classical Music', 2005. 'Speaking in Tongues ' 2005, (with Martin Buzacott). 'Undue Noise', 2002. 'Illegal Harmonies', 2011, 2002, and 1997. 'Composer to composer' 1997 and 1993. Workshop Presenter, 'Amazing Musical Journeys', Robertson Community Technology Centre, since 2010. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Art Music Awards Work of the Year; Vocal/Choral for 'Last Words', Australian Music Centre, 2014 and Paul Lowin Song Cycle Prize and Best Composition by an Australian Composer for 'Learning to Howl', 2004. Recipient, Albert H Maggs Award for 'Rauha', University of Melbourne, 2012. Recipient, Green Room Award for Best New Australian Opera, 'Rembrandt's Wife', 2010. Recipient, Vocal Work of the Year, for 'Tales of the Supernatural', Australian Performing Rights Association, 2005. Recipient, Jean Bogan Prize, for 'The Waltz Book', Newcastle Conservatorium of Music, 2002.



Dr Carole Anne FORD, 9 Gavin Hamilton Close, Redlynch Qld 4870 For service to women, and to the community. Service includes: Developer and Convenor, Cairns Women's Network, 2007. Foundation Member, Prochoice Cairns, 2009. Foundation Member, Southern Women's Action Network, 1995 and Facilitator, 2001-2004. Former Secretary, Peninsula Branch-Association of Women Educators, 'no dates' and contributor 'for many years' and Conference Organiser. Equity and Disability Officer, TAFE of North Queensland, 2005 - 2008 and Member, Organising Committee, International Women's Day Dinner and initiated the annual 'Joan Trewern' Award, 1999-2004. Instigator, Red Pavilion Theatre Collective, since 2012. President, Mornington Peninsula Ratepayers and Residents Association. Deputy Chairperson, Mornington Peninsula Community Health Service, prior to 2004. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, National EMILY award, EMILYS List, 2010.



Dr Mary Josephine FORTUNA, 3 Phillips Street, Rushworth Vic 3612 For service to the community, and to tertiary education. Service includes: Faculty Coordinator, La Trobe University and Lecturer in Sociology, Shepparton Campus, 1994-2015 and Honorary Associate, College of Arts, Social Sciences and Commerce, current. Facilitator, Learning Circles for Aboriginal Reconciliation, 1998-1999. Committee member, Country Education Project, 1982-1992. Honorary Editor and Publisher, ‘Waranga News’ (Community Newspaper), since 1978. President, Founder and Executive Member, Community Newspaper Association of Victoria, 2006-2013. Joint Editor, monthly newspaper, Sandpiper, Catholic Diocese of Sandhurst, Bendigo, 2004-2008. Diocesan Contact, Diocese of Sandhurst, Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, National Office for the Participation of Women, current. Conducted, Womens Leadership Program, Department of Rural Development, 2007. Board of Management, Waranga Aged Care Hostel, 2001-2005. Secretary, Community Development Committee, Revitalising Rushworth, 2004. Inaugural Member, South Campaspe Community Development Association, 1994-1998. Member, Echuca Regional Development Board, 1994-1995. Convener, Rushworth Festivals, 1997-2000. Rushworth Artisans Creative Enterprise (RACE), 1997. Counsellor, Personal Emergency Line, 1987-1992. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Best Community Reporting for ‘Waranga News’, Community Newspaper Association of Victoria, 2010. Recipient, Citizen of the Year, 1988.



Mr Robert Henry FRASER, 15 Lee Avenue, Bribie Island Qld 4507 For service to lawn bowls. Service includes: Bowls Queensland (formerly Royal Queensland Bowls Association): President, 1987-1989. Vice-President, 1983-1987. Executive Member, 1975-1989. Chair, Rules Committee, 1975-1980 and Member, 1973-1980. Chair, State Umpires Committee, 1982-1984. Chair, State Constitution Committee, 1989-1994. Co-ordinator, State Board of Management, 1994-2001. Life Member, 1996. Inductee, Bowls Queensland Hall of Fame, 2013. Secretary, Weller's Hill Bowls Club, 1962-1970 Secretary, Moorooka Bowls Club, 1970-1973. Secretary and Treasurer, Caboolture District Bowls Association, 'for over 19 years' and Examiner and Tutor, 'for many years'.

Mr Frank Alfred GALEA, Douglas Park NSW 2569 For service to youth. Service includes: Australian Air Force Cadets: Commanding Officer, No 303 Squadron, since 2006. Executive Officer, 2011. Assistant Squadron Supply Officer, 2011. Firearm Quality Manager, 2011. Unit Safety Coordinator, 2011. Facility Manager, No 3 Wing, since 2015. Staff Officer Wing Safety, since 2015. Wing Safety Advisor, 2015. Squadron Leader since 2015 and Flight Lieutenant, 2011-2015 and Volunteer, 1978-2006. Royal Australian Air Force Reserves, since 1978. Member, No 22 (City of Sydney) Squadron Association, since 1978 and Committee Member, current.



The Reverend Dr Robert Charles GALLACHER, 14/138 Toorak Road West, South Yarra VIC 3141 For service to the Uniting Church in Australia, and to religious art education. Service includes: Uniting Church in Australia: Founder and Volunteer Coordinator and Teacher, Uniting Church Icon Schools, 1995-2015. National Secretary, Christian Unity Working Group, 2001-2004 and Member, since 1991. Co-Chair, Anglican Church of Australia/Uniting Church in Australia Joint Commission, 'for 9 years'. Convenor, Communications Task Group, Joint Planning Committee, prior to 1977 and Member, Ministry Task Group. Minister, since 1962.

Mrs Bernadette GALLAGHER, 13/18 Curtin Avenue, Abbotsford NSW 2046 For service to the community as a palliative care hospital volunteer. Service includes: Palliative Care Volunteer at a range of hospitals including Eversleigh Hospital, Canterbury Hospital and currently at Concord Repatriation General Hospital. Concord Repatriation General Hospital: Palliative Care Volunteer, since 1994. Pastoral Care, since 1995. Patient Escort, since 2008. Member, Hospital Choir, since 2014. Reader and Catechist to school children, All Hallows Parish Church, Five Dock, 'for many years'. Member, Canterbury Hurlstone Park Returned and Services League Club, since 1995 and Member, Darts Club, since 1995 and Darts Club Member of the Year, 2014.



Mrs Juliette Dorothy GAMEAU, 66 Richmond Road, Westbourne Park SA 5041 For service to women, and to the community. Service includes: Penguin Club of Australia (a public speaking club for women in Sydney from 1937 and in Adelaide from 1947): Chief Executive Officer (National), since 2011, and 1998-2004. Executive Officer (South Australia), 1995-1998. Chairman, South Australian Critics' Council, 1993-1996. President (South Australia), 1980. Founder and Inaugural President, Group 19 - Adelaide City, 1968 and Member, since 1968. Founder and Inaugural Secretary, Pinnaroo Group, 1974. Member, since 1968 and Life Member, since 2004. Honorary Secretary, South Australia Branch, The Royal Commonwealth Society, since 2006 and State Coordinator, Plain English Speaking Award, (a national public speaking competition for secondary school students), since 2006. President, Woodlands Old Scholars' Association, 2000-2004 and Committee Member, since 1985.



Mr Iakovos Jack GARIVALDIS, PO Box 2343, Caulfield Junction Vic 3161 For service to literature and publishing, and to the Greek community in Australia. Service includes: Researched and collected the bibliography of all books written by Greeks in Australia from 1916 to 2009. Founder and President, Hellenic Writers Association of Australia, 1993-2004. Creator and Organiser of a range of Greek Literature, Cultural and Arts Magazines and exhibitions including: Editorial Committee Coordinator, Magazine, 'Diasporic Literature', 2014. Founder, editor and publisher, bilingual magazine, 'O Logos', 'for 11 years'. Inaugural Photographic Exhibition of Greek language writers in Australia, 2001. Inaugural Book Exhibition, 'Greek Books in Australia', 1994. Formed Nautilus Publishing for the benefit of Greek-Australian writers, 'no dates'. Publications include: Technical manual in Greek, “An Introduction to the Internet”, (Nautilus Publishing, 2008). Technical manual in Greek, “Speak Excel”, (Nautilus Publishing, 2008). Paper, 'Hyper-Literature of the Greek Diaspora', presented at the Sixth Flinders University International Conference of Greek Studies, 2007. Technical manual in Greek, “Speak Word”, for beginners, accompanied by two CDs, (Nautilus Publishing, 2007). Technical manual in Greek, “Assistance in using Microsoft Word”, (Nautilus Publishing, 2007). Poetry depicting a true story, “74 in the shade”, (Nautilus Publishing, 1998). Anthology, Works of Greek Writers of Melbourne, (ELIKIA BOOKS, 1991). Anthology of awarded short stories, “We” (EuEic, Themelio, 1988). Bilingual poetry collection, “Acquaintances”, (Nautilus Publishing, 1983). Creator and administrator of several websites for community organisations in Victoria including: 'Diasporic Literature Spot', 2009. Panarcadian Association, 'no dates'. Modern Greek Teachers Association, 'no dates'. Bilingual Literary website, 1997. Greek-Australian Cultural League of Melbourne, 'no dates'. Hellenic Writers Association of Australia Society for Ancient Hellenic Studies, 'no dates'. Zenon Cultural Centre, 'no dates'. Founder, Plutarch Project, since 2013. Involved in several community organisations in Melbourne: Greek-Australian Cultural League of Melbourne, 'no dates'. Thessaloniki Association “The White Tower” of Melbourne, 'no dates'. Greek-Australian Federation of Cultural Organisations, 'no dates'. Association of Greek Writers of the Five Continents, 'no dates'. Hellenic Association, 'no dates'. Greek-Australian Historic and Cultural Foundation, 'no dates'. Society for Ancient Hellenic Studies, 'no dates'. World Council of Hellenes Abroad, 'no dates'. Modern Greek Teachers Association of Victoria, 'no dates'. Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne, 'no dates'. Zenon Cultural Centre, 'no dates'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Meritorious Service Award, Hellenic Association, 2009. Recipient, Multicultural Award for Excellence, Meritorious Service in the Community, 2008 Recipient, First prize, Pan-Australian literary short story competition, Greek Orthodox Community of Sydney, 2001. Recipient, Annual award in letters by the Hellenic Association of Melbourne, 1998. Recipient, Honorary Membership, International Association for Freedom in Athens, 1997.



Mr Michael Pearson GARNETT, Romsey Vic 3434 For service to veterans, to tennis, and to the community. Service includes: 21st Squadron, Australian Air Force Reserve: Public Relations Officer, since 1984. Commemoration and public relations initiatives include: Floral Garden Clock on St Kilda Road, 2015. Presented a Plaque for the Memorial Walk, North Head, Sydney, 2012. Presented a Memorial Plaque to the Australian War Memorial, 2004. Planted a tree and plaque, Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, 1986. March Marshall, Melbourne Anzac Parade, since 2010. Member, Romsey Gallipoli Centenary Group, 2015. Fundraising activities for Kyneton Light Horse Memorial, 2013. Organiser, Commemorative Rose Garden, Romsey War Memorial, 2004. Walked the Sandakan Death March, Borneo, 2008 (to raise funds for defibrillators for the local medical centre and ambulance). Fundraiser, Romsey Town Fountain Project, 1988. Member, Australian Davis Cup Tennis Foundation, since 1994. Chief Executive Officer, Royal Tennis Association, The Royal Melbourne Tennis Club,1994-1999. Founding Committee Member, Romsey Tennis Club, 1999. Represented Australia, Over 50's, Over 60's, and Over 70's Team Events, Tennis World Master's Amateur Championships, 1998-2015. Team Manager, Australian Bathurst Cup, Newport, Rhode Island, USA, 1994. Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2001. Author of a range of publications including: 'Tennis - Reflections in Time', The Real Tennis Society, 2014. 'Kyneton Mounted Rifle Corps', Romsey, Victoria: Historical Publications, 2013. 'Misery on an Island Paradise', Romsey, Victoria: Historical Publications, 2008. 'A History of Royal Tennis in Australia', Romsey Victoria: Historical Publications, 1983.



Mr Denis Gerard GASTIN, PO Box 305, Milsons Point NSW 2061 For service to the wine industry, particularly as a writer. Service includes: Wine Writer and Commentator, promoting the Australian wine industry to international audiences and sharing wine export market data with the Australian wine industry, 'for many years'. Wine Judge at several Australian and Asian Wine Competitions including in Korea, China and Japan, ongoing. Presenter, Annual Australian Wine Roadshow in Japan, 'on several occasions since 2003'. Leader, Australian Wine Industry Study Mission to China, 2007. Asian Content Contributor, several national and international publications including 'The Oxford Companion to Wine' 1st to 4th Editions; 'World Atlas of Wine', 3rd to 6th Editions; 'Sothebys Encyclopaedia of Wine', 4th Edition. Author, Asian chapter, 'The Wine Report', since 2004 and Member, Editorial Panel, 'Wine Titles Co', current. Columnist, 'Australian & New Zealand Grapegrower & Winemaker' magazine, current. Asia Contributor, 'Winestate' magazine, current. Australian Correspondent, 'Shuhan News', Japan, since 1998. Bi-Monthly Columnist, Wine Review Magazine Korea, since 2003. Columnist, Universal Publications. Co-writer, opening landscape chapter, wine business text book, 'Wine: A Global Business'. Member and Manager, Steering Committee, Asian Wine Producers Association, current and Co-Founder. Founder and Director, INSTATE Pty Ltd (International Strategic Analysis Team), since 1990 and established the 'Creating the Future Australia' column, The Australian newspaper, 1992. Managing Director, Australian Prestige Wine Pty Ltd, 1990-1999. Editorial Consultant and Opinion Columnist, The Australian newspaper, 1990-1994 including devising of the 'Creating the Future' series. Chairman, 'Freshie' provider of environmentally friendly alternatives to plastic bottles, current. Executive Chairman, Earthnote Australia Pty Ltd, since 2013. Chief Executive, Multifunction Polis Joint Secretariat, 1988-1998. Senior Trade Commissioner and Minister (Commercial), Australian Embassy Tokyo, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 1985-1988, Manager, Australian Wine Promotion Program and Assistant Secretary, North Asia Branch, 1982-1984, Assistant Secretary, Economic and Statistical Services Branch, 1980-1982.



Mrs Sybil Agnes GATELY, Flynn ACT 2615 For service to choral music. Service includes: The Brite Notes Choral Group: President and Manager, current. Member, 'for more than 18 years'. The Brite Notes perform at a range of aged care facilities in the Canberra and South Eastern New South Wales Regions.

Dr Hannes GEBAUER, 229 High Street, Fremantle WA 6160 For service to medicine as a dermatologist, and to hockey. Service includes: Director, Fremantle Dermatology, since 1986. Director, Rockingham Dermatology, since 1992. Trainee Mentor, West Australian College of Dermatology, current and Chairman, 1996-1997 and Secretary, 1992-1995. Fellow, Australasian College of Dermatologists, current and Councillor, 1990-1991. Emeritus Consultant Dermatologist, Fremantle Hospital, since 1996. Head, Department of Dermatology, Fremantle Hospital, 1990-1996. Visiting Dermatologist to the Pilbarra, 1987-1998. Chief Executive Officer and Medical Director, Mount Lawley Private Hospital, 2008-2010. President, Old Aquinians Hockey Club, 2003-2009 and Office Bearer, 'for many years' and Life Member, 2009. Member, Hockey WA, 'for many years'.



Mr Warwick GEISEL, 1A Pratten Street, Dalby Qld 4405 For service to local government, and to the community of Dalby. Service includes: Former Mayor, Dalby Town Council, 1988-2008 and Deputy Mayor, 1985-1988. Chairman, Dalby Wambo Counter Disaster Planning Committee, overseeing the development of the Dalby Wambo Disaster Management Plan, 'no dates'. Member, Dalby Wambo Saleyard Board, 1988-2008. Member, Dalby Aerodrome Board, 1988-2008. Committee Member for the publications ‘Beyond the Crossing’ history of Dalby in its 125th year in 1988 and ‘Girls, Goats & Glass Bottles’ a pictorial history of Dalby in 2001. Patron, Dalby Relay for Life and Member, BMO Relay for Life Team, current. Volunteer Driver Mentor, 'Braking the Cycle', Young Driver Training, Dalby PCYC, current. Committee Member, Ningana Retirement Village, current. Chairman, Dalby 2000 Torch Relay Committee, Sydney Olympic Games. Past Patron, Dalby Police Citizens Youth Club. Awards and recognition includes: A road bridge in Dalby was named in his honour in 2011. Recipient, Certificate of Service, Urban Local Government Association, 2006. Recipient, Paul Harris Fellowship, Rotary Club of Dalby, 2002. Recipient, Centenary Medal, 1988.



Ms Mo'onia Frances GERRARD, PO Box 517, Narrabeen NSW 2101 For service to netball, and to the community. Service includes: Member, Australian Netball Team, 'Diamonds', 2001-2013. Co-captain, ‘New South Wales Swifts’, 2012-2013 and ‘Sydney Swifts’, 2003-2008. ‘Adelaide Thunderbirds’, 2008-2010. Coach, Tongan International Netball Team, current. Selected into the Targeted Coach program, AIS Centre of Excellence, Netball Australia, current. Australian Specialist Development, 19U National Camp, current. Specialist Coach, New South Wales Swifts, current. Coach, Elite Development Squad, Sydney University Netball Club, current. State League teams, New South Wales State League, current. 'OneNetball' Ambassador, Australia Post, 2014-2015. Established the Oceania Cup, Netball New South Wales, 'no dates'. Established and maintains, Annual Netball Tournament, 'Mo'onia's Cup', Tonga, since 2008. Awards and recognition includes: Finalist, New South Wales Woman of the Year, 2014. Recipient, Certificate of Commendation, Parliament of New South Wales, 2013. Recipient, Holden International Player of the Year, ANZ Championships, 2010. Recipient, Inaugural Liz Ellis Diamond Award, Netball Australia, 2008. Recipient, Player's Player Award, Netball Australia, 2003. Recipient, Commonwealth Sports Medal, 2000.

Mr George Wadih GHOSSAYN, 25-27 Governor Macquarie Drive, Chipping Norton NSW 2170 For service to the Lebanese community of New South Wales, and to philanthropy. Service includes: Financial supporter of a range of community organisations and charitable causes, including: The Lebanese Heart Association, 'no dates'. Maronite Eparchy of Australia, 'no dates'. Westmead Children's Hospital, 'no dates'. Starlight Children's Foundation, 'no dates'. Tannourine Hospital Fundraising Appeal, 'no dates'. Founding Member, Australian Lebanese Foundation, University of Sydney, 'no dates'. Member, Australian Lebanese Chamber of Commerce, 'no dates'. Managing Director, Ghossayn Group, since 2007 and Partner, G and Ghossayn, 1981-1992.



Mrs Jessie Ann GIBBES, 78 Northern Road, Roma Qld 4455 For service to the community of Roma. Service includes: Secretary/Treasurer, Roma Rural Student Hostel, 1992-2015. President, Roma Ladies' Bowling Club, 2011-2013 and Committee Member, 'for many years'. Contact Officer and Member, Roma Bridge Club, current and President, 1990-2013. Tutor, U3A Roma, since 2010. Member, Roma Hospital Auxiliary, since approx. 1986. Past Councillor, Roma Town Council (now Maranoa Regional Council), 1983-1991. Treasurer, Federal Maranoa Divisional Council, Liberal National Party, current and Executive Member, 'for many years'. Member, Roma Branch, Liberal National Party and held positions as President, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee Member, Legal Aid, 'for many years' and Life Member. Treasurer, Roma Arts Council, 'for 20 years'. Past Canteen Volunteer, Roma State College, 1966-1980. Past Executive Member, Roma Golf Club, 'for 40 years'. Past Committee Member and current volunteer, Roma Tourist Association, since 1994. Past District Commissioner, Girl Guide Movement, 1980s. Justice of the Peace, current. Executive Member, Roma Presbyterian Church, current. Secretary, Bicentenary Committee, 'for 6 years'. Secretary, Regional Arts Development Fund, Roma, 'for more than 13 years'. Member, Skillshare (Jobs Australia), 'for 25 years'.

Ms Jeanette Mary GIBSON, 118 Macalister Street, Sale Vic 3850 For service to community health as a psychologist. Service includes: Psychologist, Sale Counselling Service, since 1989. Inaugural Member, Bridge Foundation (assists released prisoners to re-enter the community) 2000 - 2013 and Deputy Chairperson, 'no dates' and involved in the establishment of the Foundation, 2000. Psychologist, Fulham Correctional Centre, 1998-2005. Counsellor, Curtin Detention Centre, Australasian Correctional Management, 2002.



Dr Stewart David GILL, Emmanuel College, The University of Queensland, Sir William McGregor Drive, St Lucia Qld 4067 For service to tertiary education, and to the community. Service includes: University of Queensland: Principal, Emmanuel College, since 2005. Chairman, Heads of Colleges, University of Queensland, 2009-2010 and Member, since 2005. President, Queensland Chapter, Association of Heads of Australian University Colleges and Halls Inc, 2009-2010. Founder, Centre for Study of Science, Religion and Society. Adjunct Professor, School of Historical and Philosophical Inquiry, current. Adjunct Professor, School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics, since 2007. Observer, Academic Board, since 2007. Senior Research Advisor, School of History, Philosophy and Religion, 2005. Patron, Pipe Band, since 2005. Councillor, Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences, since 2015 and Fellow, since 2014. Councillor, Vice-President and Fellow, Australian Institute of International Affairs (QLD). University of Melbourne: Dean and Deputy Warden, Trinity College, 2000-2005. Senior Fellow, Department of History, 2000-2005. Warden, Ridley Theological College, 1998-2000. Lecturer, Church History, Ridley Theological College, 1997-2000. Treasurer and Member, Heads of Colleges Committee, University of Melbourne, 1998-2000. Member, Joint Heads of Colleges and Academic Board Committee, 1998-2000. Chair, School's Liaison Committee for Heads of Melbourne Colleges, 1998-2000. Lecturer, Church History and Secretary, Faculty/Registrar, Presbyterian Theological College, Melbourne1985-1996. Elder, Presbyterian Church of Victoria and Member of Presbytery, State and National Assembly and Federal College Committee, State Theological Education Committee and Chair and Founder, Presbyterian Campus Ministries, 1986-1996. Lay Reader, Anglican Church, Diocese of Melbourne, 1996-2004 and Member of the Melbourne Synod, 1996-2000. Trustee, Anglican Relief Development Fund, since 2012. Member, Council for Chaplaincies in Tertiary Institutions,1993-1998 and Secretary and Executive Officer, and Chairperson 1998-2002. Member, Council of the Melbourne College of Divinity, 1988-1994. Fellow of Mannix College, Monash University, 2003. Member, Council of Scotch College, Melbourne, 2003-2004. Co-Founder, Scots-Australian Studies Association of Victoria, 1989. Member, Victorian Inter-Church Immigration Committee, 1989-1993. Member, Chaplaincy Committee, Swinburne University of Technology 1987-2004 and Vice-Chairperson, 1994-2002. Other service includes: Fellow, Royal Historical Society, London, United Kingdom, 2005. President, Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand, 2008-2010 and Vice-President, 2005-2007 and Treasurer, 2004-2006 and Editorial Board Member, 'Australasian Canadian Studies Journal', since 2004 and elected Honorary Life Member, 2011. President, Society of St Andrew of Scotland, 2008-2009 and Member, Board of Governors and Chairman of the Society's Foundation Committee, since 2014. Founding President, Pacific Asia Network of Canadian Studies, 2006. Director, International Council for Canadian Studies, current. Board Member, Global Foundation (not-for-profit policy thinktank), current. Chairman, Simeon Association, Brisbane, 2005-2010.



Mr Brian GILLETT, 189 Rothery Road, Bellambi NSW 2518 For service to youth, and to the community of the Illawarra. Service includes: Has been involved with Scouts New South Wales since 1975 and roles have included: Group Leader, 1st East Corrimal Group, 1975-1979. Leader, North Illawarra District, 1975-1995 (to direct Scout Performing Arts Gang Shows). Leader (Activities), South Coast and Tablelands Region, approx. 1995-2008. Advisor, (Performing Arts), South Coast and Tablelands Region, approx. 2008-2012. Support Officer, Keirawarra District, 'no dates'. Actor, Theatre and Music Productions, Arcadian Theatre Group, 1983-2010. Member, Arcadians Lamplighters Male Choir, 1999-2016, (including directing theatre productions for Senior Citizens). Actor, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre Guild Theatre, 1990-2000. Corrimal Region Uniting Church: Senior Member, since 1983. Hosts English classes for newly arrived immigrants, since 2012. Member, Church Property Committee, current. Member, Corrimal Community Men's Shed, 2007-2016. Volunteer Explainer, Wollongong Science Centre, 2000-2011.

Mr John Adrian GLATZ, PO Box 13, Woodside SA 5244 For service to the horse racing industry in South Australia. Service includes: Chairman, Oakbank Racing Club, since 1991 and Member, since 1985. Chairman, South Australian Racing Clubs Council, since 2008 and Committee member, since 1996. Board member, Thoroughbred Racing SA, 2000-2007.



Mr Danny GOLDBERG, 74 Wentworth Road, Vaucluse NSW 2030 For service to the visual arts, and to the community. Service includes: Co-organiser, with Museums and Galleries New South Wales, of a touring exhibition of 57 American contemporary art works from personal collection to nine regional museums in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria over a 2 year period. Has donated art works for exhibitions to a range of galleries including: The National Gallery of Australia. Art Gallery of NSW. Queensland Gallery of Modern Art. Monash University Museum of Art. Has also lent art works from personal collection to a range of Australian and international galleries/museums for specific exhibitions. Supporter of a range of art organisations including: The Biennale of Sydney. Sydney Theatre Company. Kaldor Public Art Projects. Gold Patron, Sydney Writers' Festival, 2015. Directors' Circle, MoMA PS1. Vice President, Jewish Communal Appeal, since 2015. Chairman, Communal Planning, since 2015 and Member, since 2011. Chair, Allocations Committee, 2010 and Member, 2008-2010. Chair, Sydney Chapter, Young Presidents' Organisation, 2007-2008 and Member, Executive Committee, 2004-2008.



Mrs Doris Eileen GOLDER, 'Woodhaven', Lockhart NSW 2656 For service to the visual arts, particularly to wool portraiture. Service includes: Artist of over 30 portraits of Australian icons using a layered natural wool technique, including portraits of Bob Hawke, Slim Dusty, Fred Hollows, Tim Fischer, Rupert Murdoch, Greg Norman and Paul Keating, 1980-1992. Member, Lockhart and District Historical Society, 'for many years'. President, Country Women's Association, 1983-1985 and 1976-1979 and Vice-President, 1986-1990 and Treasurer, 1991-1995 and 1979-1983 and International, 1988 and Cultural, 1989-1990. Volunteer, Red Cross Australia, 'for many years'. Volunteer and resident, Woodhaven Hostel, current. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Special Achievement Award, for Wool Portraiture, Lockhart Shire Council, 2008.

Ms Julia GOLDING, 4 Lawson Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022 For service to aged persons. Service includes: Chief Executive Officer, Jewish Centre on Ageing (COA), since 1986.



Mr Ian Woodroffe GOYDER, 26/7 Beddi Road, Duncraig WA 6023 For service to the community through a range of organisations. Service includes: Royal Association of Justices of Western Australia - Stirling Branch: Chairman, Training and Education Committee, current. President, 1984-1985, and 2003-2004. Past Treasurer, 'for 2 years'. Past Public Relations Officer, 'no dates'. Foundation Member, since 1981. Life Member (Branch), since 1997 and Life Member (State), since 2009. Warwick Justice of the Peace Signing Centre: Coordinator, current. Volunteer, current. Assisted with foundation of the Centre, 'no dates'. Stirling Justice of the Peace Signing Centre: Volunteer, current. Justice of the Peace, since 1980. Returned and Services League of Australia - North Beach Sub-Branch: Warden, since 2009 and Past Member, Anzac Day Organising Committee and speaker at Anzac Day ceremonies at local schools, since approx. 2004. St Columba's Anglican Church, Scarborough: President, St Columba Men's Club and Sidesman Coordinator, current. Past Chairman, Past Treasurer, Past Parish Councillor and Past Parish Historian, 'no dates'. Parishioner, 'for many years'. Founding Member, Marmion Probus Club, since 1993 and President, 2007 and Secretary, 2005-2006 and Past Committee Member. Sussex Hostel Parent's and Friend's Association: President, 1978-1981 and Treasurer, circa1987. Past Newsletter Editor, 'no dates'. Co-Founder and Founding Member, 1973 and Life Member, since 2002. Perth Rostrum Club Number 20: President, 1987-1988 and Past Secretary, 'for two terms'. Member, 1978 and Life Member, since 1991.



Ms Patricia Ann GRAINGER, Port Melbourne Vic 3207 For service to history preservation. Service includes: Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society: Foundation Member, 1993. Honorary Treasurer, 1993-1998. Honorary Secretary, since 1998. Representative, South Metropolitan Group of Historical Societies, since 2002. Member, Heritage Advisory and Heritage Recognition Committee, City of Port Philip, 'for 10 years'. Curator, series of annual Back to Port exhibitions, Port Melbourne Festivals, 1999-2002. Curator, ‘Women of Port Melbourne’, 2005. Curator, ‘Fisher Folk of Fishermen’s Bend’, 2006. Curator, ‘Navy in Port, 2008. Curator, ‘The English Church at Sandridge’, 2014. Member, W-Class Tram Committee, National Trust of Victoria. Coordinator, 'Vintage Port Worth Preserving' oral history project, 1990-1991. Publications include: Historic Port Melbourne Calendars, annually since 1997. 'Walks around Port Melbourne', 2016, 2011 and 2000. 'Temperance Hall', 2011. 'Chartered Scoundrels - a history of Melbourne's Hotels', 2007. 'The Story of Excelsior Hall', 2005. 'Railway Rockeries' - tales of the Melbourne and Hobsons Bay Railway Reserves', 2003. 'Linking Us Together - a History of Transport in the Port Phillip Community', 2001 'They Can Carry Me Out - memories of Port Melbourne', 1991. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Citizen of the Year, City of Port Melbourne, 1994. Recipient, Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, 2007. Recipient, Victorian History Awards for 'Navy in Port' exhibition', 2009 and 'Chartered Scoundrels', 2008, and 'Linking us Together', 2002.

Mrs Daphne May GRIFFITH, 210 Buckland Road, Nundah Qld 4012 For service to the community, particularly as a hospital volunteer. Service includes: Auxiliary Volunteer, Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, since 1979. Volunteer, Grange Branch, Australian Red Cross, 2003-2014. Member, Parents' Committee, Nursing Cadet Division, Nundah, St John Ambulance Queensland, 1970s.



Ms Anne Patricia GRIFFITHS, Vic For service to nursing, and to organ transplantation programs. Details not released at the request of Ms Griffiths.

Mr John Lawrence HAKES APM, East Maitland NSW 2323 For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Service includes: St Vincent De Paul Society - Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle: Regional Chairperson. President, Lower Hunter Region, 2003. Case Worker, East Maitland Day Conference, since 2003. Involved in a range of initiatives including: Social and Health Intervention, Coachstop Van Park, since 2003. Chairman, William's Place project, 'no dates'. Ecumenical Men's Dinner, 'no dates'. New Vinnies Store in Dungog, 'no dates'. Upgraded premises for the Vinnies Store in Maitland, 'no dates'. Annual Christmas Day Luncheon, 'no dates'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, St Vincent de Paul Award for social justice, 2013.



Mr Peter John HAMER, 31 Asquith Avenue, Rosebery NSW 2018 For service to the Dutch community of New South Wales, and to Rotary. Service includes: President, Catholic Dutch Migrant Association, since 1992 and Past Secretary, 1986-1992. Secretary, Federation of Netherlands Societies in New South Wales, current. Secretary, The Queen Wilhelmina Dutch Australian Benevolent Fund, current. Member, Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, current. Member, Rembrandt Dutch Club, current. President, Rotary Club of Burwood, current and Past Secretary and Past Treasurer, and Member, since 1992. Board Member, Abel Tasman Village Association, current. Member, Neerlandia Dutch Club, 'no dates'.

Mrs Valerie Irene HAMILTON, Carrington Street, Millner NT 0810 For service to youth through the Girl Guides, and to the community. Service includes: Girl Guides Australia: Member, Guide Shop Sub-Committee, Northern Territory Branch, current. Member, Management Standing Committee, current. District Leader and Leader, current. Immediate Past Membership Secretary, 'no dates'. Past Board Member, 'no dates'. Past Junior Leader Consultant, 'no dates'. Past Support Group Advisor, 'no dates'. Past Division Commissioner, 'no dates'. Immediate Past International Advisor, 'no dates'. Served as a Leader in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and Northern Territory. Member, since 1947. Supporter, Sommerville Community Services, since approx 1995. Volunteer and Supporter, Cancer Council NT, since approx 2005. Volunteer, Daffodil Day, ongoing. Supporter, Legacy, ongoing.



Mr Allen Christian HAMPTON, Coburg Vic 3058 For service to the community of Thurgoona. Service includes: Thurgoona Progress Association: Instigator and Foundation Member, 2008-2014. Committee Member and Past Treasurer, 2009-2013. Involved with establishing the Thurgoona Wirlinga Precinct Structure Plan, the Woolshed and Eight Mile Creek Management Plan, and the Thurgoona Community Centre Precinct and building. Member, Thurgoona Community Centre, 2004-2014 and involved with the establishment of the Seniors' Kiosk. Committee Member, Thurgoona Baptist Church, 2004-2011 and Kid's Club Supporter, 2006-2011. Member, Anglican Parish of Northern Albury (St John's Thurgoona), 2006-2014. Member, Charles Sturt University, (Thurgoona Campus), Ecumenical Chaplaincy Volunteer Team, 2005-2013. Member - gallery, Albury City Council, 2007-2012. Researcher and Instigator, Sesquicentenary celebrations, Thurgoona Public School, 2009-2011.

Mr Douglas George HARDGRAVE, Samara Street, Sunnybank Qld 4109 For service to the community through a range of roles. Service includes: Brisbane Macgregor Lions Club: Chair, Circus Extravaganza, 2003-2012. Convention Chairman, District 201Q1, 1982 and 1988. President, 1976-1977. Convenor, Sunnybank Lions Park Project (now D.M. Henderson Park), 'for many years'. Instigator and Coordinator, Harmony Day activities within the Club, ongoing. Life Member; Member, since 1972. Active Supporter, Sunnybank District Girl Guides, ongoing.



Mr William Herbert HARDMAN, Davidson NSW 2085 For service to veterans and their families. Service includes: Returned and Services League of Australia; State Treasurer, New South Wales Branch, since 2015. Councillor, 2008-2011. Board Member, RSL LifeCare, 2008-2011. President, Northern Beaches District Council, since 2014 and 2008-2011 and Vice-President, 2011-2014 and 2007-2008 and Chairperson, Organising Committee, Warringah and Mackellar Centenary of Anzac Commemoration, since 2012. President, Forestville Sub-Branch, since 2004 and District Council Delegate, since 2005 and Secretary, 2003-2004 and Committee Member, since 2002 and Member, since 1978 and Life Member, 2012. Treasurer, Veterans' Centre Sydney Northern Beaches, since 2013. Honorary Auditor, Air Dispatch Association of Australia, since 1998. Elected Councillor, HCF Australia, current. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Community Service Award, New South Wales Government Community Service Awards, 2014. Recipient, Ian Stewart Community Service Award, Rotary Club of Belrose, 2014. Life Member, Manly Warringah District Baseball Association, 1995.

Mr Douglas Martin HARLAND, 37 Sardon Street, Centenary Heights, Toowoomba Qld 4350 For service to community health in the Darling Downs. Service includes: Sunrise Way Therapeutic Community: President, 2001- 2014. Chair, Building and Infrastructure Committee, 2001. Member, 'Friends of Sunrise Way' building committee, current. Life Member.



Mr Lindsay Norman HARMER, 84 Fountain Court Retirement Village, 100 Station Street, Burwood Vic 3125 For service to the community. Service includes: The Compassionate Friends: Co-founder, Australian Branch, 1978. Executive Director, Melbourne Chapter, 1982-1991. Manager, Bereaved Parents' Drop-in Centre, Syndal Victoria, 1983-1991.

Mrs Margaret Eva HARMER, 84 Fountain Court Retirement Village, 100 Station Street, Burwood Vic 3125 For service to the community. Service includes: The Compassionate Friends: Co-founder, Australian Branch, 1978. President/Secretary, Melbourne Chapter, 1982-1991. Past President, Mt Waverley Branch, Save the Children, prior to 1978. Past Counsellor, Lifeline, Wesley Church Melbourne, prior to 1979. Awards and recognition include Recipient, The Tattersall's Award, 1981. Recipient, The Bowater Scott Achievement Award, 1983.



Mrs Gillian HARRINGTON, PO Box 680, Malanda Qld 4885 For service to the performing arts, and to education. Service includes: Producer and Director, Malanda Theatre Company, since 1995. Director, Malanda Youth Theatre, since 2011. Deputy Principal, Malanda State High School, 1991-2011 and Head of Senior School, 'no dates'. Directed school musicals, rock eisteddfods and variety concerts. Teacher, Atherton High School, 1987-1990. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Australia Day Achievement Award, Tablelands Regional Council, 2013, 2003, 2001 and 1996.



Mrs Irene Phyllis HARRINGTON, 36 Sackville Street, Montmorency Vic 3094 For service to the community through a range of roles. Service includes: JCI Australia (Junior Chamber International Australia): Secretariat Manager, 2001-2010. Senator of the World, since 2002 Chair, Senate Group, 1995-2005. Senatorship (AUS), since 1988. Immediate Past President, 1989 and National President, 1988 and National Vice-President, 1987. Outstanding National President of the World, 'no date'. National Secretary, 1986. National Youth Officer, 1985 and Minute Secretary, 1983 and Life Member, since 2000. President, Eltham Chapter, 1984 and Secretary, 1979 and Regional Conference Coordinator, 1980. National Secretary, Australian Federation of Civil Celebrants, since 2015 and Committee Member and Celebrations Editor, since 2014 and Member, since 2010. Authorised Marriage Celebrant, since 2008. Member, Steering Committee, Bendigo Community Bank Eltham Branch, circa 2009-2010. President, Road Trauma Support Services Victoria, 2006 and Vice-President and Minute Secretary, 2005 and Board Member, 2004-2006 and Volunteer, since 1994 and Life Member nu. Supporter and Speaker, Relay for Life Diamond Valley and Doreen, Cancer Council Victoria, current. Justice of the Peace, since 2001. Committee Chair, Centenary Celebrations, Eltham Montmorency Uniting Church, 2014 and Parishioner, since 1970s. Vice President, Victorian Parents Council, 1995-1996. Chair, Ivanhoe Grammar Parents Association, 1995-1996 and Judge, Annual Public Speaking Competition, since 1996. Council President, Catholic Ladies College Eltham, 1994 and Member, 1992-1996. Council President, Montmorency South Primary School, 1991and Vice-President, 1990.



Mr Claude James HARRIS, Albion Park NSW 2527 For service to the community of Albion Park. Service includes: Member, Albion Park Brigade, New South Wales Rural Fire Service, since 1960 and Life Member. Member, Albion Park Show Society, 'for many years'. Patron, Tongarra Heritage Society, current. Volunteer, Tongarra Museum, since 1988. Publicity Officer, Marshall Mount Association and Old Time Dance Member, since 1979 and Life Member. Parishioner, St Paul's Catholic Church, ongoing. Industrial Arts Assistant, St Joseph's Catholic High School, Albion Park, 1989-2013.

Mr Peter Godfrey HARRIS, 3/6 Munro Avenue, Edithvale Vic 3196 For service to surveying and mapping. Service includes: Manager Survey and Design Section, City of Sydney Council, 1988-2010. Member, Association of Public Authority Surveyors, until 2010. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Highly Commended (Cadastral Survey) Award, NSW Excellence in Surveying and Spatial Information Awards, Association of Consulting Surveyors NSW Inc, 2008.



Mr Ronald Malcolm HARRIS, 9 Drummond Street South, Ballarat Vic 3350 For service to the community of Ballarat. Service includes: Ballarat Central Uniting Church (formerly known as Wesley Ballarat): Member, since 1955. Property Trust Secretary, since 1969. Member, Committee of Management of Wesley Ballarat. Treasurer, 'for six months'. Coordinator, Planned Giving Programs, since 2006. Leader, 'Working Bees', 'no dates'. Member, establishment committee, Lifeline Ballarat, 1970 and Board Member, 1971-2001 and Secretary, Administration Committee, 'for 30 years'. After the amalgamation of Lifeline with Outreach to form Uniting Care, Ballarat, was a Board Member, until 2006. Involved with Ballarat Begonia Festival, 'for 20 years' and Board Member, 'for 10 years' and Chairman, 'for 3 years'. Joined, Parent's Committee, 5th Ballarat Boy Scouts, 1963 and President from 1965-1973 and Co-operative Chairman for building of new Scout Hall, opened in 1972.



Mrs Brenda HARROLD, PO Box 90, Kurmond NSW 2757 For service to the community of the Hawkesbury. Service includes: Chair, Community Board of Advice, Hawkesbury District Health Service, since 2011 and involved with other committees, 'no dates'. Chair, Community Board of Advice Forum Working Party, 'no dates'. (Responsible for health forums in the Hawkesbury district to ascertain health needs of the community). Co-Coordinator, Hawkesbury Community Working Forum, 2014. Chair and Group Leader, Hawkesbury Cancer Support Group, 2015 and Member, current. National President, VIEW Clubs of Australia, 2008-2009. President, VIEW Club of Richmond/Windsor, circa 2008 and Member, since 1997. President, Women's Auxiliary, Richmond Sub-Branch, The Returned and Services League of Australia, 1999-2002. President, Hawkesbury Ladies Probus Club, 2000 and Member, since 1997. Part-time Creche Co-ordinator, Westmead Children's Hospital, 'no dates'. Welfare Officer, Hawkesbury Branch, National Servicemen's Association, 2000-2004 and Member, 'for many years'. President, Colo High School Council, 2000-2004. Justice of the Peace, since 1980.

Mr Leigh Frazer HARVEY, Ballarat Vic 3350 For service to veterans and their families. Service includes: Committee Member, Ballarat Branch, Victorian Division, Royal Australian Air Force Association, since 2005 and Vice-President, 'for 3 years' and Member 'for over 10 years'. Member, Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia, since 1984. Vice-President, Ballarat Sub-Branch, Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia, 'for 3 years' and Member, 'for over 10 years'. . Volunteer, Anzac and Remembrance Day Fundraising, Ballarat Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia and Legacy, 'for 13 years'. Member, Red Shirt Association, since 2015. Lieutenant and Relief Fire Captain, Paraburdoo Volunteer Fire and Safety Service, 1997-1995 and Life Member.



Mr Neville HATWELL, Unit 166, Bowillia Court, 23 Lewis Road, Payneham SA 5070 For service to education, to professional associations, and to the community. Service includes: Returning Officer and Auditor, University of the Third Age-Flinders, since 2007 and Member, since 1998. Coordinator and Presenter, “Roundabout” and “Radio for the third age” radio programs, Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM, 'for 20 years' and Life Member. Contributor, Horticultural Course, Adelaide University, 'no dates'. Past Committee Member, Council of the Ageing South Australia (COTA SA), and Chair, Music Committee. President, Retired Teachers Association of SA, 'no dates' and Executive Member, since circa 1990. Inaugural Secretary, Australian Primary Principals Association, 1974. President, South Australian Primary Principals Association, 1978-1979 and Past Secretary, 1975-1977 and Life Member, 1991. Principal, a range of metro and country schools, Department of Education SA, 1950s-1990. Justice of the Peace, Christies Beach Magistrates Court, 'for many years' and Justice of the Peace, current. Superintendent Sunday School, Trinity Lutheran Church Pasadena, 'no dates' and has held a range of executive positions, including as Treasurer and Chair, Welfare Committee, and Care Group Leader, 'no dates'. Marriage Celebrant, current. Councillor, Babbage Ward, City of Mitcham, 1994-1997. Initiated establishment of Neighbourhood Watch Panorama, and Member, 1990-2014. Chairman and Member, Panorama Community Group, 1978-1990.



Mr Linden David HEARN, County Lodge, Diamond Creek Road, Diamond Creek Vic 3089 For service to education, particularly for children with learning difficulties. Service includes: Principal, Rossbourne School, since 1990 and Teacher/Work Experience Coordinator, 1975-1989. Member, Project Hope Horse Welfare Victoria, current, and Vice President, 2013-2014. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Outstanding Community Service Award, City of Boroondara Council, 2013. Inducted into Gallery of Achievement, Trinity Grammar School, 2008, 'for contribution to Special Education'.

Mr Leslie Simon HEIMANN, Bulli Street, Moorabbin Vic 3189 For service to the community through a range of organisations. Service includes: Chairman, Bayside/Glen Eira/Kingston Local Learning and Employment Network (BGKLLEN), 2004-2008, and Vice Chairman, 2003, and Treasurer, current and 2009-2013, and Committee Member, since 2002. Chairman, Highett Branch, Bendigo Community Bank, 2001-2013 and Company Secretary, current and President, Steering Committee, 2000-2001. Volunteer Driver, Kingston City Council Meals on Wheels, since 2008. President, Highett Chamber of Commerce, 1999-2005. Chairman, Moorabbin-Highett Village Committee, 2005-2009 and Member, 2005-2013. President, Highett Neighbourhood Community House, 2010-2011 and 2008-2009 and Vice President, 2009-2010. Council Member, B'nai Brith Victoria, current and President,1997-2001 and Secretary, 2009-2011 and Member, since 1993. President, Yitzhak Rabin Unit, B'nai Brith Victoria, since 2013 and Founding Member. Treasurer, Brighton Synagogue, 1999-2003.



Mrs Susan Margaret HENRY, Warrnambool Vic 3280 For service to the community of Warrnambool. Service includes: Chairperson, Anglicare Warrnambool, current. Past President, Anglican Women's Guild, Anglican Diocese of Ballarat, 'for 2 years'. Past Rector's Warden, Anglican Parish of Warrnambool and Member, Parish Council, 'for 20 years'. Past Chair, Anglican Women's Guild, Warrnambool, 'no dates' and Treasurer, current and Coordinator, Parish Playgroup, since 2003 and Member, Mother's Union, current. Management Committee Member, Heatherlie Homes, Warrnambool, current. Founding Trustee, Vedmore Foundation, current. Warrnambool Olympic Pistol Club: Past Club Captain and Management Committee Member, 'no dates'. Organising Secretary, Annual Open Shoot, 1995-2014. Member, since 1988. Mpower (formerly South West Access Network): President, 1984-1988. Past Vice-President, 'for 6 years'. Past Assistant Secretary, 'for 2 years'. Committee of Management Member, 1975-2013. Founding Member, since 1975 and Life Member, since 2013.

Mr Stephen James HERON, 12 Paganoni View, Beeliar WA 6164 For service to children through social and emotional wellbeing programs. Service includes: Founder, the Buz (Build Up Zone) program, 2001. (The Buz program encourages empowerment of primary school children and helps to develop life skills). Founder, the Nurture Works charity, (through Saint Mary's Community Care), 2001. Author, 'BUZology - Powering Hope in Children', 2011. Author, 'The Art of Social Confidence for Children', 2013. Author, 'The Feel Safe Feel Right' Children's book series, 2007. Chaplain, Beeliar Primary School, 'for more than 5 years'. Chaplain, West Busselton Primary School, 'for 8 years'.



Mr Edward Francis HIGGS, 7 Glebe Street, East Maitland NSW 2323 For service to people with a disability. Service includes: The Mai-Wel Group - Hunter Valley Disability Service: Honorary Secretary, since 1993. Executive Member, 1985-1993. President, 1974-1984. Vice-President, 1972-1973. Member, since 1968. Member, East Maitland Bowling Club Ltd, since 1966 and Returning Officer, 'for 10 years' and Life Member. Justice of the Peace for New South Wales, 'for over 50 years'.



Mr Harold James HIRD, Spence ACT 2615 For service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory. Service includes: Community Member, ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal, 2009-2016 and Member, Guardianship and Management of Property Tribunal, 2002 to 2009. Chairman, Gift of Life Foundation, 1997-2007. Vice-President, ACT Branch, Royal Life Saving Society Australia, 'for many years' and Member, Board of Directors, 1985-2014 and President, 1993 and 1980-1990 and National Councillor, 'for 8 years'. Founding President, Belconnen Chamber of Commerce, 1982. Supporter and fundraiser for a range of organisations including: The Belconnen Chamber of Commerce. Sports Club Kaleen. ACT Rugby League. Rotary Club of Belconnen. The Belconnen Bowling Club. ACT Police and Citizens Youth Club. ACT Legislative Assembly: Government Whip, ACT Legislative Assembly, 1995-2001. Member for Ginninderra, 1995-2001. Speaker, Second House of the Assembly, 1882-1986. Independent member, 1982-1986. Independent Member, First House of Assembly, 1979-1982. Independent Member for Fraser, 1974-1982. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, ACT Chief Minister's Certificate of Appreciation 2008. Recipient, Centenary Medal 2001. Recipient, Commonwealth Service Cross 1989, Bar 2010, Royal Life Saving Society.



Mrs Chooi Hon HO, South Yarra Vic 3141 For service to the Chinese community of Victoria, and to tertiary education. Service includes: Chinese Association of Victoria (CAV): Foundation Chairperson, CAV Honorary Fellows Advisory Board, since 2005. Newsletter Editor, 1989-2004. President, 1988-1989. Chair, Constitution Review Committee, 2007-2008. Facilitator, Inaugural CAV Women's Group, 2003. Committee Member, 1988-1994. Assisted with foundation of the CAV Chinese School, Wantirna, 1996. Recipient, Honorary Fellowship Award, 1995. Foundation Member, 1982. Monash University: Honorary Research Fellow, Monash Asia Institute, 2004-2013. Former Director, Corporate Services and International Services, Monash University Library and Librarian, 1977-2005. Participant, Senior Women's Advancement Scheme, 1994-1995.

Mr Albert Norbert HOEGERL, 30 Schooner Bay Drive, Patterson Lakes Vic 3197 For service to the international community of Timor Leste through eye health programs. Service includes: John Fawcett Foundation: Volunteer, since 1995 Assists in the maintenance of the mobile eye clinic. Designer of the Norboscope, a fully mobile stereoscope ophthalmic microscope that fits into mobile eye clinics. Medical Technician Trainer, Indonesia, 'for several years'. East Timor Eye Program and the Sumba Eye Program: Volunteer, since 2001. Assists in the maintenance of equipment used by both Programs. Biomedical Engineer, Micro Medical International, since 2002.



Mr Paul Joseph HOGAN, 5 Riverlinks Court, Taree NSW 2430 For service to local government, and to the community of Greater Taree. Service includes: Mayor, Greater Taree City Council, since 2008 and Councillor, since 2004. Supporter and Fundraiser, First Steps Count Family Centre, since 2008. Board Member, MidCoast Water, 2004-2014. Vice-President, Taree Race Club, 'for 27 years' and Life Member. Chairman, Taree Race Course Trust, 1974-1999. Treasurer, Lower North Coast Rugby Union, 1988 - 1993. Catholic Parish of Taree: Member, Finance Council, 1972-1980 and since 2010 . President, 1972. Member, since 1971. Member, St Vincent de Paul Society Conference, Taree, 1968-1978.



Mr Frankie J HOLDEN, Pambula Beach NSW 2549 For service to the arts as an entertainer, and to the community of the Sapphire Coast. Service includes: Entertainer: A range of television hosting and acting roles, including: ‘A Place to Call Home’, Seven Network and Foxtel, since 2013. ‘What's Up Downunder’, Ten Network. ‘Underbelly’, Nine Network, 2007. ‘Something in the Air’, ABC, 2000-2002. ‘In Melbourne Tonight’, Nine Network, 1996-1998. ‘Police Rescue’, ABC, 1994-1996. ‘The Great Outdoors’, Nine Network, 1993-1996. ‘Round the Twist’, Seven Network, 1989. A range of theatre roles, including: ‘Don Parties On’, 2011. ‘Summer of the Seventeenth Doll’, 1995. ‘Grease’, 1994. ‘The Rocky Horror Show’, 1992. ‘The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas’, 1981. A range of film roles, including: ‘Clubland’, 2007. ‘Proof’, 1991. ‘Hammers Over the Anvil’, 1991. ‘The Big Steal’, 1990. ‘Evil Angels’, 1988. Recipient, Best Actor in a Leading Role (Mini-Series or Telefeature), for ‘Police Crop’, ABC, Australian Film Institute Awards, 1990. Host, Australian Film Institute Awards, 'on 3 occasions'. Vocalist, Ol'55, 1975-1977. Ambassador, ChildFund Australia, since 2008 and Sponsor, since 1993. Supporter, McGrath Foundation, 'no dates'. Member, Rotary Club of Pambula, since 2006 and Paul Harris Fellow, 2007 and Recipient, Honorary Rotarian Award for Outstanding Service to the Community, 2007. Vice-President and Publicity Officer, Save Our Hospital Pambula, since late 2000s. Co-Owner, Tathra Beachside Holiday Park, since 2010.



Mr Brian Thomas HOLECEK, Walkley Heights SA 5098 For service to fire and emergency response organisations, and to youth. Service includes: Australian Institute of Emergency Services, South Australian Division: Events Co-ordinator, since 2012. Member, Membership Review Team, 2013-2014. Member, since 2004. Logistics Officer, National Strategy for Disaster Resilience Implementation Working Group, since 2012. Member, International Association of Emergency Managers, since 2013. South Australian Country Fire Service: Incident Management Officer, Regional and State level, current. Member, Region 1 Operations Support Brigade, since 2012. Volunteer Firefighter, Morphett Vale Brigade, 2000-2012, 1990-1998. Lieutenant and Training Officer, Roxby Downs Brigade, 1998-2000. Volunteer Firefighter, Hazelbrook Brigade, New South Wales Rural Fire Service, 1980-1989 and Equipment Officer, 1980-1989. Chairperson, Anzac Youth Vigil in the South, Morphett Vale and District Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, 2003-2015 and Member, since 1990. Scouts Australia - South Australia Branch: Commissioner, Lones Scout Group, since 2015, and 2004-2007. Venturer Leader, 2001-2004. A range of roles including Group Leader, Hackham Scout Group, 1994-2001. Scout Leader, 1st Hazelbrook Scout Group, 1980-1988. Principal Officer, Emergency Management and Business Continuity, Central Adelaide Local Health Network, South Australia Health, since 2013. Operations Planning Officer, Combatant Services, South Australian Country Fire Service, 2005-2012. Emergency Services Co-ordinator, Australian Red Cross, 2003-2005 and Training and Curriculum Co-ordinator, 2002-2003.



Mrs Helen Margaret HOPPNER, 7 Park Avenue, Cowwarr Vic 3857 For service to charitable organisations, and to the community. Service includes: Supporter, Variety Victoria Bash, Variety the Children's Charity, since 1994 and Inducted into the Variety Victoria Bash Hall of Fame, 2011. Chair, Gippsland Region, Life Education Victoria, since 2010. Foundation Chair, Gippsland Plains Rail Trail Committee of Management, since 1999. Chair, Cowwarr Community and Historical Committee, 'no dates'. Chair, Cowwarr Hall Committee, 'no dates'. Owner, Cowwarr Cricket Club Hotel, 'no dates'. Councillor, Latrobe City Council, 1997-2000. President, Victorian Branch, Australian Local Government Women's Association, 1998-2000. Local Government Representative, Victorian Plantations Committee, 'no dates'. Chair, Timber Communities Australia, 'no dates'. Chair, Victorian Branch, Timber Industry Road Education Study, 'no dates'.

Mrs Laurel Elaine HORTON, Tempe NSW 2044 For service to the community through a range of organisations. Service includes: St Peters Cooks River Anglican Church: Coordinator, installation of information panels in the graveyard, current. Established photographic record of the monuments and headstones at St Peters Graveyard. Established a database to record baptisms, deaths and marriages at the Church. Established St Peters Museum. Host, monthly 'Lunch and Chat' Seniors function. Founder, St Peters Church Cooks River History Group, 'no dates'. Co-Author, 'St Peters Church Cooks River 1838-1988', St Peters Publications, 1988. Author, 'Grave Reflections - St Peters Graveyard Cooks River', St Peters Publications, 1996. Editor, 'Stanley, a young man's colonial experience', St Peters Publications, 2005. Contributor, Oral History Project, Marrickville Heritage Society; Member, since 1984. Member, Heritage Promotions Committee, Marrickville Council, current. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Senior Citizen of the Year, Marrickville Council, 2015.



Mr Bronte McGregor HOWSON, Mosman Park WA 6012 For service to the automotive industry, and to charitable organisations. Service includes: Managing Director, Automotive Holdings Group, since 2007 and Chief Executive Officer, 2000-2007. Life Member, Rocky Bay Incorporated. Initiated and maintains corporate sponsorship between Automotive Holdings Group and the Perth Symphony Orchestra. President, East Perth Football Club, since 1999 and Board Member, since 1995.

Mr Craig Bradford HOWSON, PO Box 654, Broome WA 6725 For service to the tourism industry in Western Australia. Service includes: Founding Director, North Star Cruises Australia, since 1987.



Mr Terence John HUBBARD, 2752 Broadford-Flowerdale Road, Flowerdale Vic 3717 For service to conservation and the environment. Service includes: Chairperson, National Landcare Network, since 2014. Chair, Victorian Landcare Council, since 2010. President, Upper Goulburn Landcare Network, since 1998. President, Strath Creek Landcare Group, 2000-2014 and Member, since 1990s. President, Strath Creek Progress Association, since 2000. Executive Committee Member, Farm Tree and Landcare Association, 2011-2015. Member, Yea Wetlands Committee of Management, since 2004. Member, Y Water Visitor Information and Wetland Education Centre Association Inc, current. President Strath Creek Hall and Reserves Committee, since 2000. President, Yea Rotary Club, 2010-2011 and Member, current. Member, 'Four Fathers' singing group, 'for many years'. Awards and recognition includes: Inaugural Recipient, Hubert Miller Award, Upper Goulburn Landcare Network, 2010. Recipient, Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Club of Yea. Inaugural Recipient, David Long Community Service Award, 2013. Recipient, Emily Tehan Award, Strath Creek Landcare, 'for services to landcare', 2015. Recipient, Ruth Solly Award, Upper Goulburn Landcare Network, 'for services to landcare', 2015

Mrs Leila Winifred HUEBNER, 150 Forest Road, Nelson Vic 3292 For service to conservation and the environment. Service includes: Founder and Coordinator, Nelson Coastcare Group, since 2010 and Supporter, South Australian Shorebirds Project, since 2011. Supporter, Landcare South Australia, since 2010. Convenor, Project Coordinator and Supporter Landcare Victoria, and Coastcare Victoria, since 2010. Supporter, Glenelg Nature Trust, since 2012. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Coastcare Local Hero Award, 2014. Recipient, Lifetime Achievers Award, Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority, 2015.



Mr Gordon Ronald HUGHES, 33 Dilkera Avenue, Valentine NSW 2280 For service to local government, and to the community of Charlestown. Service includes: Deputy Mayor, Lake Macquarie City Council, 1987-1988, 1995-1996, and 2003-2004 and Councillor, 1984-2004. Councillor, Municipality of Lake Macquarie, 1977-1984. Councillor, Lake Macquarie Shire Council, 1974-1977. Delegate to Shortland County Council electricity supply authority, 1989-1994. Recipient, Local Government Association Medal, 2001. Recipient, Centenary Medal, 2001. Chairman, Charlestown Urban Committee, 1965-1974 and Member, 1963-1974. Director, Lake Macquarie Business Growth Centre, since 1997 and assisted with establishment, 1997 and award recipient, 'for Outstanding Commitment and Dedication to the Business Growth Centre since inception', 2013. Rotary Club of Charlestown, President, 1982-83. Publishing/Editor, Weekly Club Bulletin, since 2010. Rotarian of the Year, 2014-15. Paul Harris Fellow, 1990 and upgraded to Sapphire status, 2015. Charter Member, since 1966. Treasurer and Board Member, Charlestown Caring Group, since 2008 and Volunteer, since 1991. Past volunteer, Charlestown and District Meals on Wheels and assisted in foundation of the kitchen, through the Rotary Club of Charlestown, 1974. Past Chairman, Charlestown Uniting Church Council, 1980-2004 and member, 1978-2006. Past Elder, Charlestown Presbyterian Church, (until Church union in 1977) and Session Clerk, 1972-1977.



Mr Douglas John HUMPHREYS, Croydon NSW 2132 For service to the law through a range of roles, and to professional legal organisations. Service includes: Principal Member, Commonwealth Veterans' Review Board, since 2010. Principal Registrar, Commonwealth Administrative Appeals Tribunal, 2003-2010. Executive Officer and Treasurer, Council of Australasian Tribunals, 2003-2010. Director, Criminal Law Division, Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales (Legal Aid NSW), 1993-2003. Senior Solicitor, Mental Health Advocacy Service, 1987-1993. Specialist Criminal Lawyer, 1984-1987. Solicitor, admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, since 1981. Law Society of New South Wales: Councillor, since 2008. Treasurer, since 2015. Chair, Finance Committee, current. Chair, Government Solicitors Committee, current. Chair, Licensing Committee, since 2012 and Member, 1993-2012. Deputy Chair, Disclosure Committee, current. Member, Government and Administrative Law Specialist Accreditation Advisory Committee, current. Accredited Specialist in Government and Administrative Law, current. Accredited Specialist in Criminal Law, 1994-2012. Recipient, Excellence in Government Legal Service Award, 2012. Founding Chair, The College of Law Alumni Association, since 2011. Legal Officer, Defence Legal Division, Australian Army Legal Corps, since 2010 and Member, Inactive Army Reserve, 1992-2009 and Commissioned, Royal Australian Infantry Corps, 1979-1992 and Member, Australian Army Reserves, since 1976. Treasurer, Historic Fire Engine Association Inc, since 2007. President, Coscare (Croydon Out of Hours School Care), 2004-2005 and Treasurer, 1998-2004 and Committee Member, 2000-2005. Treasurer, Lucas Street Child Care Centre, 1992-1995.



Mr Nicholas David HUNTER, Bywong NSW 2621 For service to rowing. Service includes: Member, Australian Rowing Team, Commonwealth Games, 1986. Member, Australian Rowing Team, World Championships, 1990, 1987, 1986 and 1984. Assistant Coach, Australian Paralympic Committee, London Paralympic Games, 2012 and Headquarters Assistant, Australian Paralympic Team, 2012, 2010, 2008. Boat Race Official and Umpire, Federation International des Societies d'Aviron, since 2009 and Member, World Cup Jury, 2013 and 2014. National Umpire, Rowing Australia, since 2005 and Mentor, Umpires Academy, since 2010. Senior Sports Administrator, Australian Sports Commission, current. ACT Rowing Association/Rowing ACT: Vice President/Deputy Chairman, 2003-2014 and 1990-1994. Board Member, since 2007, and 1990 - 1994. Honorary Handicapper, since 1992. Australian Capital Territory Academy of Sport: Program Manager, 2000 - 2003. Coach, 1994 - 2003. Australian National University Boat Club: President, since 2007 and 1991-1993. Committee Member, since 2007 and 1991 - 1994 and 1980 - 1984. Club Captain, 1984 and Life Member, 1994 and Coach, since 1988. Vice-President, Australian National University Sports and Recreation Association, 2012-2015 and Board Member, since 2008 and Panel Member, Australian National University Sport, Rowing Advisory Group, 2008-2013. Australian Institute of Sport: Performance Manager, since 2013. Acting Deputy Director, 2015. Group Sport Manager, 2003 - 2013. Alternate Director, Olympic Winter Institute of Australia, current. Performance Manager, Australian Olympic Winter Games, Sochi, 2014. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Coach of the Year, ACT Academy of Sport, 1996.



Dr Roger Stevenson HUNTER, 40 Volga Crescent, Indooroopilly Qld 4068 For service to education, and to professional organisations. Service includes: Executive Director, Lutheran Education Queensland, 2000-2007. President, Independent Schools Queensland, 2003-2005 and 1999-2001 and Vice-President, 2011-2014 and Board Member, 1997-2014 and Board Member, Block Grant Authority, since 2003. Council Member, Grace Lutheran College, since 2007. Board Member, Australian Lutheran College, 1990-2010. Board Member, Queensland College of Teachers, since 1992 and Chair, Professional Standards Committee, 2007-2011. Award created in his honour, the 'Dr Roger Hunter Excellence in Beginning to Teach Award', 2009. Queensland Representative, Independent Schools Council of Australia, 2002-2009. President, Australian and New Zealand Comparative and International Education Society, 1993. Griffith University: Adjunct Professor, since 2000. Head, School of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning, 1997-2000. Deputy Dean (Staffing), Faculty of Education, 1992-1994. Associate Professor, 1991 and Senior Lecturer, 1990.

Mr Gordon Wilson INGATE, 14 Cowdroy Avenue, Cammeray NSW 2062 For service to sailing. Service includes: Governor, Sydney Heritage Fleet, since 2000. Past Member, Royal Ocean Racing Club. Member, New York Yacht Club, since 1983. Member, Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, since 1956. Member, Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, since 1946 and Director, 'for many years'. Past Member, Sydney Amateur Sailing Club. Winner, Prince Philip Cup, Dragon Class Whimsical, Australian Championships, Melbourne, 2015. Winner, Prince Philip Cup, Dragon Class Whimsical, Australian Championships, Hobart, 2008. Australian Representative, Gretel II, Americas Cup, 1977. Representative, Tempest Class, Munich Olympic Games, 1972. Second Place, Caprice of Huon, Sydney to Hobart, 1970.



Mr Peter John INGE, 56 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn Vic 3122 For service to the community, to charitable organisations, and to aged care. Service includes: Joint Managing Director, The Zig Inge Foundation, since 2007. The Foundation supports a range of charitable organisations including: Roller Coaster Theatre For Youth With Disabilities, ongoing. FareShare Catering - supporting Vinnie's Vans, ongoing. The Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME), ongoing. The Children First Foundation, ongoing. YGAP, Epworth Hospital, St Vincent's Institute, ongoing. Former President, Retirement Villages Association of Australia, 2001-2003 and Life Member. Joint Managing Director, Zig Inge Group, since 1990. Joint Managing Director, Prospect Hill Village, Camberwell, current. Board of Advisors, Property Industry Foundation, Victoria, current.

Ms Meryl Evelyn JACKSON-KEW, 17 Dallas Street, Keiraville NSW 2500 For service to music education. Service includes: Music Teacher, Figtree High School, New South Wales Department of Education since 1995. Organiser, Higher School Certificate music workshops for senior students, since 1997. Established a vocal and dance ensemble, 1998-2013. Co-ordinator, string ensemble, 1995-2000. Music Examiner, New South Wales Board of Studies Teaching and Educational Standards, 2002-2014. Conductor, South Western Sydney Regional Vocal Ensemble, 2013. Co-ordinator, South Coast Secondary Music Teachers Association, current and Organiser senior music camps, 1998-2009. Member, Music Teachers Association of New South Wales, current. Member, Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing, current. Member, Collegiate of Specialist Music Educators, current. Music Director and Conductor, Illawarra Choral Society, since 2008. Music Teacher, since 1960s.



Professor Leo Kenneth JAGO, 15/1-7 Sandown Road, Ascot Vale Vic 3032 For service to the tourism industry, and to education. Service includes: Inaugural Chief Economist and General Manager, Tourism Research Australia, 2012-2014. Member, Sustainable Tourism Partnership Group, Tourism Victoria, 2006-2012 and Member, Professionalism and Standards Committee, 2003-2010. Member, Industry Advisory Panel Research, Tourism Australia, 2005-2007. Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Director of Research, National Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism (STCRC), 2002-2007. Member, National Working Group on Research and Statistics, 2004-2005. Board Member, Australian Tourism Research Institute, 2002-2007. Professorial Director, Centre for Hospitality and Tourism Research, 2000-2002. Board Member, National Centre for Tourism, 2002-2006. Advisory Board Member, Griffith Institute for Tourism, Griffith University, since 2014. Board Member, Australian Centre of Event Management, University Technology Sydney, since 2001. National Chair, Council for Australasian University Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE), 2000-2002 and Treasurer, 2003 and Foundation Chair, CAUTHE Fellows, 2009. Board Member, Centre for Regional Tourism Research, Southern Cross University, 2003-2007. Acting Head, School of Hospitality, Tourism and Marketing, Victoria University, 1999-2000 and Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in Tourism and Marketing, 1992-1999. Professorial Director, Centre for Tourism and Services Research, Victoria University, 2007-2009. Board Member, Tourism Accreditation Australia Limited, 2007-2013. Board Member, Cycle Tourism Australia, 2004-2010. Board Member, International Festival and Events Association, 2005-2006. Board Member, Country Victoria Tourism Council, 2000-2005. Member, National Tourism Accreditation Working Group, 2003-2004.



Mr James Greig JAMIESON, 3 Slater Avenue, Blackburn North Vic 3130 For service to the community through a range of roles. Service includes: Vice-President, Eastern Emergency Relief Network, since 2013 and President, 2001-2013 and Life Member, since 2013. Vice-President, Enjoying Planned Retirement Inc, since 2013 and President, 2009-2012 and Immediate Past President, 2012-2013. Choir Master/Social Secretary, Mitcham Lodge, Freemasons Victoria, current and Maroondah Daylight Lodge and Former Master, Clifton Hills Masonic Lodge, and Member, since 1957. President, Lions Club of Blackburn North , 1978-1979 and Member, since 1976 and Life Member, since 2009. President, Blackburn North Football Club, 1979-1995. President, Melbourne Walking Club, 'for 3 years' and Member, 'for 20 years'. Service Member, Mitcham Sub-Branch, (now Box Hill Sub-Branch) Returned and Services League of Australia, 'for 50 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Deakin Community Australia Day Award, 2004. Recipient, City of Whitehorse Appreciation Award, 2002 'for over 20 years of voluntary service to the City of Whitehorse Community as a Service Club Member'. Recipient, Award of Merit, Southern Football League, 1994.

Mrs Margaret JOB, Forrest ACT 2603 For service to charitable organisations. Service includes: Founder and Chair, Canberra Star Ball Committee, Starlight Children's Foundation, since 2003. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, NSW/ACT Good Samaritan of the Year, the Good Samaritans Organisation, 2013.



Mrs Tessa Margaret JUPP, PO Box 257, Subiaco WA 6904 For service to community health. Service includes: Post Polio Network of Western Australia: Chief Executive Officer, since 1989. Founding Member, 1989. Newsletter Editor, since 1989. Clinic Nurse, Polio Clinic Western Australia, since 1989 and Post-Polio Research Nurse, since 1989. Co-author, 'Poliomyelitis in Western Australia: a History', 2013. Lobbyist, for the Late Effects of Disability Clinic, Fiona-Stanley Rehabilitation Hospital, 2014 and Shenton Park Rehabilitation Hospital, 2000. Board Member, Polio Australia, since 2007 and Founding Member, since 1991 and Australian Representative, Polio World Committee, since 2007. Speaker at a range of national and international polio conferences, since 1991. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Exemplary Service Award, Lions Clubs International, 2005. Recipient, Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International, 2011.



Mr Barthalamos Peter KAKULAS QC, PO Box 391, South Perth WA 6951 For service to the Greek community of Western Australia, and to the legal profession. Service includes: Castellorizian Association of Western Australia: Member, Centenary Committee, and Publication Committee, 2008-2012. Chair, Premises Fundraising Committee, 2010. President, 1965-1968 and Board Member, 1969-1970. Life Member and Member, since 1956. Trustee and Supporter, Hellenic Community of WA, since the 1960s. Parishioner, Greek Orthodox Church of St Constantine and St Helen Northbridge, 'for over 60 years'. Chairman of Trustees, Greek Orthodox Prevelly Chapel Scholarship Fund, Margaret River, 1980-1995 and past Chair, Chapel Construction Committee, 1978-1985. Life Member, Hellenic Youth Association, since 1970. Board Member, South Perth Hospital, 1997-2008 and Life Membership, since 2009 and Member, 'for 20 years'. Benefactor, BP and Nellie Kakulas Scholarship, Faculty of Law, University of Western Australia, 2013 and Trustee, Philip Lionel Sharp Memorial Essay Prize in Law, 1982-2013. Variable Member, Barristers Board, Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal or the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia, 1988-2000. Councillor, Law Society of Western Australia, 1975-1979 and past Chair, Legal Assistance Scheme, 1976-1979 and past Member, Sub-Committee for Complaints, Constitutional Reform and Costs, 'no dates'.



Rabbi Jeffrey Barnet KAMINS, Emanuel Synagogue, Woollahra NSW 2025 For service to the community through religious and educational institutions. Service includes: Senior Rabbi, Congregation of Emanuel Synagogue, since 1999 and Associate Rabbi, 1989-1999. Rabbinic Consultant, NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, since 1999. Rabbinic Consultant, Executive Council of Australian Jewry, since 1999. Chaplin, Religious Advisory Committee to the Services (RACS), Australian Army Reserves, since 1995. Board Member, Shalom Institute, since 1994. Founding Member, Mazon Australia Board, 1991. Member, Voiceless Council, since 2011 and Board of Directors, since 2015. Co-founder, Masorti Judaism in Australia, 1991. Member, Council of Masorti Rabbis in Australia, since 2011. Member, Council of Progressive Rabbis of Australia, Asia and New Zealand, since 1989. Rabbinic Consultant, Emanuel School, since 1999. Teacher, Florence Melton School, 1993-2000.



Mr Robert Stanley KEARNEY, Adelaide SA 5000 For service to military history preservation, and to the community. Service includes: Military Historian, ongoing. Author of a range of publications including: 'Silent Voices: The Story of the 10th Battalion AIF in Australia, Egypt, Gallipoli, France, and Belgium during the Great War 1914-1919'. 'Crossfire: The Australian Reconnaissance Unit in Vietnam'. Collaborator with St Peter's College on the Fallen Soldiers Research Project, since 2012. Author, 'Fallen Saints' - The story of 180 fallen soldiers and who attended St Peter's College before WWI. Contributor to the Virtual Memorial Project, South Australian Branch, Returned Services League of Australia, since 2014. Founder, Trojans Trek, since 2009. Involved in the foundation and Member of, Operation Flinders Project, 1991-2001. Instructor, South Australian Country Fire Service, 2000-2014 and Volunteer, Brukunga Brigade, current.



Mr John Ambrose KEATING, 801/1 Raglan Street, Manly NSW 2095 For service to public administration, particularly through legal roles. Service includes: Legal: Various Magistrate roles, New South Wales Licensing Court and Member, Liquor Administration Board, 1994-1999. Public Administration: Assistant Secretary and Deputy Director of Courts Administration, District Local Courts Administration, New South Wales Department of the Attorney General and of Justice,1985-1994. Public Servant, New South Wales Department of the Attorney General and of Justice, 1960-1968 and Public Service Board of New South Wales, 1968-1985. Professional: Executive Officer and Legal Advisor, Australian Hotels Association (NSW), 2002-2008. Consultant to the Liquor Industry, 2000-2002. Community: Past Member, St Vincent de Paul Society, Marrickville. Past Member, Pennant Hills Apex. Past Chairman, St Bernadette's Church Parish Council, Castle Hill. Past Member, Oakhill College Board, Castle Hill. Trustee, Hills Community Charitable Trust, Castle Hill, current. Justice of the Peace, Manly Library, current. Secretary and Executive Member, Allegra Strata Title Committee, Manly, current.



Ms Amanda Rose KELLER, Coogee NSW 2034 For service to the broadcast media, and to the community. Service includes: Co-Host, ‘Jonesy and Amanda Breakfast Show’, WSFM Sydney, Australian Radio Network, since 2005. Co-Host, ‘My Generation’, Australian Radio Network, current. Breakfast Show Co-Host, with Andrew Denton, Triple M Sydney, 'for 5 years'. Host, ‘The Living Room’, Ten Network, since 2012. Baby Boomers Team Leader, ‘Talkin' Bout Your Generation’, Ten Network, 2009-2012. Recurring roles in ‘Housos’ and ‘Swift’ and ‘Shift Couriers’, SBS Television, 2000s. Regular guest, ‘The Denton Show’, Seven Network, mid 1990s. Host, ‘Beyond 2000’, Seven Network, late 1980s-early 1990s. Reporter, Researcher and Producer, ‘The Midday Show’, Nine Network, 1980s. Community service includes: Supporter, Save Our Sons, current. Patron, Sydney Kids Committee, 2004-2014. Supporter, Kidney Health Australia, 'for many years'. Ambassador, DonateLife, 2011-2012.

Mr Mark Andrew KELLY, Qld 4207 For service to the international community through humanitarian programs. Service includes: World Vision International: National Director, Zambia, since 2015. Senior Director Operations, South Asia and Pacific, 2010-2015. National Director, Timor Leste, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu, 2013. Co-Chair, Innovation Working Group Asia, supporting the United Nations Secretary-General's Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health, since 2013. Partnership Leader, FedNet, Bangkok, 2009-2010. National Director, Armenia, 2005-2009. Knowledge Management Director, United States of America, 2002-2005. Operations Director, Vietnam, 1999-2001.



Mr Alan George KILLMIER, 7/69 Maesbury Street, Kensington SA 5068 For service to aviation, particularly to gliding, and to the community. Service includes: Adelaide Soaring Club (formerly Gliding and Soaring Club of South Australia): Founding Member, since 1943. President, 1945, 1950-1954, 1975-1978. Secretary and Treasurer, 1947-1951, 1967-1969. Recipient, Helmut Appitz Memorial Medal, 1973 and Life Member, 1974. Secretary, The Royal Aero Club of South Australia, 1949-1976 and Recipient, Aero Club Federation of Australia Award, 1971. South Australian Royal Australian Air Force Association: Vice-President, Mitcham Sub-Branch, 2009-2012 and Member, 1945-1947 and since 2006 and Recipient, Distinguished Service Award, 2013. South Australian Aviation Museum: Volunteer, since 1998 and Founding Member, Museum History Group, since 2005 and Secretary and Public Officer, 2000-2007. Co-holder, Australian 2-seater gliding distance record, 1968. Member, Civil Aviation Society of South Australia, since 2011. Founding Member, South Australian Genealogy and Heraldry Society, 'no dates'. President, The Sporting Car Club of South Australia, 1979 and Member, since 1970's.

Mr Douglas Ronald KING, 164/502 Bussell Highway, Broadwater WA 6280 For service to medical administration and to community health. Service includes: Chief Executive Officer, Medical Research Foundation, Royal Perth Hospital, 1993-2014. Board Member, Val Lishman Health Research Foundation, since 2014. Director of Administration, King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, Department of Health Western Australia, 1990-1993 and Deputy Administrator, 1977-1990 and Assistant Administrator, 1967-1977. State Registrar, Australasian College of Health Service Management, circa 1983-2008 and Life Member. President, West Australian Suburban Turf Cricket Association, 'for many years' and Life Member and Trustee, since 1968.



Mrs Jeanette Laureen KING, Goondi Hill, Innisfail Qld 4860 For service to the community of Innisfail. Service includes: Board Member, Queensland Meals on Wheels, since 2012. President, Innisfail Meals on Wheels, since 2001 and Convenor, 1987 and Member, since 1977 and Life Member - has held all positions except Treasurer. Supporter, Innisfail State Emergency Service, ongoing. Member, Innisfail Golf Club, 1969-1999 and held a range of positions including President and Clubhouse Manager. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Citizen of the Year, Cassowary Coast Regional Council, 2009.

Mrs Frauline Florence KNIPPEL, Benalla Vic 3672 For service to veterans and their families. Service includes: President, Ladies Auxiliary, Benalla Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia, 1978 - 2011 and Member, since 1973 and Life Member, 2011. Member, Wangaratta/Benalla Sub-Branch, North East Sub-Branch of National Service's Association of Australia, since 2000 and Member, Shepparton Sub-Branch, 1998 - 2000 and Life Member, 2013. President, Ladies Auxiliary, Benalla/Euroa/Violet Town Groups of Melbourne Legacy, 'no dates' and Treasurer, 'no dates' and Member, 'for 22 years'. Supporter, Cooinda Village - Aged Care Facility, since 2000.



Ms Nora Noy Hoey KOH, PO Box 216, Christmas Island WA 6798 For service to local government, and to the community of Christmas Island. Service includes: Councillor, Shire of Christmas Island, since 2007. Founding President, Christmas Island Women's Association, since 1989. Vice-President, Union of Christmas Island Workers, since 2009. Part-time Nurse, Christmas Island Health Centre, since 1979. Part-time Paralegal Officer, Indian Ocean Office, Legal Aid Western Australia, current. Volunteer presenter and Member, 6 RCI Radio Christmas Island, current. Awards and recognition include: Recipient, Merit Service Award, Western Australia Local Government Association, 2014. Recipient, Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship Award, Shire of Christmas Island, 2013. Recipient, Community Appreciation Award (Rural), WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards, WA Nursing and Midwifery Office, 2004. Recipient, Beryl Baker Research Award, Nurses Board of Western Australia, 2004.



Mr Spyridon KOROSIDIS, 26 Fairy Street, Ivanhoe Vic 3079 For service to the Greek community of Victoria. Service includes: Board member, Justice for Cyprus Committee of Victoria, current and Committee member, since 1974. Public Relations Officer, Australian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, current and Victorian President, 'for 2 years' and Member, since 1985. President, Coordinating Committee of Pontian Associations in Melbourne, 2012. President, Pan-Macedonian Association of Australia, 1979-1982 and Secretary, 1971-1975 and Founding Member, 1971 and President, Victorian Branch, 1987-1992 and Secretary, 'for 2 years', and Founding Member, 1961. Assisted in the settlement of Greek migrants in Melbourne, since 1954, including employment and accommodation. Assistant Secretary, Greek Unit, Australian Red Cross, 1981-1984 and President, 'for 3 years' and Life Member. Interim President, Hellenic Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, 'no dates and Member, 'no dates'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Meritorious Service in the Community Award, Victorian Multicultural Commission, 2008.



Mrs Barbara Erica KREGOR, Tas For service to the community of Sorell. Service includes: Country Women's Association - Sorell Branch: Member, since 1967. Past President, Secretary and Treasurer, 'no dates'. Sorell Delegate to State Council. Group President, 'for many years'. State International Officer, 2004-2005. Chairman, State Handcraft and Home Industries, 'for 3 years'. Member, Australian Red Cross, 'for 30 years' and Recipient, Long Service Medal, 1993 and Long Service Bar, 1997. Volunteer, Meals on Wheels, 'for 13 years'. Supporter, Pembroke Masonic Lodge, 'for 40 years' and Recipient, Certificate of Service, 1997. Member, Sorell Branch, Girl Guides Tasmania, 1962-1992 and Recipient, Grand Master's Certificate of Service for 30 years of service, 1992. Treasurer, Sorell Branch, National Trust, 'for 10 years'. Foundation Member, Sorell Garden Club, 'no dates'. Guild Member, St Georges Anglican Church, 'for 20 years'. Committee Member, Cherry Tree Church, 'for 16 years'. Foundation Member, History Society of the Municipality of Sorell, 'no dates' and President, 'for 20 years' and Life Member. Secretary, Sorell Country Carnival Committee, 'for 10 years'. Secretary, Sorell Memorial Hall Committee, 'for 5 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Sorell Municipality Council Citizen of the Year, 2006.

Mrs Shirley Anne KUHLE, 15 Jacaranda Avenue, Kyabram Vic 3620 For service to the community of Kyabram. Service includes: Volunteer, Meals on Wheels, Shire of Campaspe, 'for over 40 years'. Volunteer, Kyabram Community and Learning Centre, current. Committee of Management, Warramunda Retirement Village, 'for 6 years' and Team Manager, 'no dates'. Founding Member, Kyabram Business and Professional Women's Organisation, 1960s.



Mr Victor Neville KUHLE, 15 Jacaranda Avenue, Kyabram Vic 3620 For service to the community of Kyabram. Service includes: Mayor, Kyabram Town Council (now the Shire of Campaspe), 1977-1979 and Councillor, 1976-1979. Member, Kyabram Drainage Committee, Shire of Capaspe, 'approx. 25-30 years'. Member, Kyabram Business Development Committee, Shire of Campaspe, 'approx. 25-30 year's. Foundation Member, Kyabram Apex Club, ‘formed in 1957 and held several executive roles whilst Club was operating’.

Mrs Marianna LACEK, 16 Elizabeth Street, Ashfield NSW 2131 For service to education, and to the Polish community of New South Wales.. Service includes: Teacher, English as a Second Language (ESL), Homebush Boys High School, since 1991. Polish Language Teacher (casual), Saturday School of Community Languages, Ashfield, 1987-2015. Co-ordinator, ESL Information Network (Year 7-12), Granville District, 1996 to 2003. Involved in creating a course for ESL teachers at various primary and high schools in Rozelle, Bondi and Kogarah Districts. Author, 'The teacher guide: Teaching a Language in Mixed Ability Level Classes', 1996. Founding President, Polish Teacher's Association, since 2003. Chairperson, Zwiazek Kulturalny (Polish Cultural Association in New South Wales), current. Member, Friends of Chopin Australia, current. Contributor, series of programs on bilingualism, Polish Language Program, SBS Radio, most recent; 'Parenting - A guide for parents bringing up children in Australia' weekly segments, 1990s and 2000s. Contributor, 'Polish Weekly' newspaper and 'Puls Poloni' online news, since 1990. Involved in organising numerous cultural events including: Chopin recital for the 2010 Chopin Bicentennial Year, 2010. PolArt Festival in Sydney, 2003 and 1990. Polish Christmas in Darling Harbour Festival, since 2010. Eva Malewicz's Music Competition for young musicians of Polish heritage, since 2003. Polish Language Teachers World Day Annual Function, 'since approx 2013'.



Mr Christopher John LANCASTER, 22 Mona Court, Bli Bli Qld 4560 For service to the community of the Sunshine Coast. Service includes: State Manager, Community Recovery Operations, Lifeline Community Care Queensland, 2008-2010. General Manager, Lifeline Sunshine Coast, 1998-2010. Commissioner, Declarations Training Courses, Queensland Justices Association, 'for many years' and Trainer and Assessor, current and provides Justice of the Peace training courses. Justice of the Peace, Maroochydore Branch, Queensland Justices Association, since 2010. Aid and Development Officer, Churches of Christ Medical Santo, current. Chair, Fusion Sunshine Coast, 'for 5 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, National Emergency Medal, 2012.

Mrs Margot Louise LANDER, 45 Cherry Street, Warrawee NSW 2074 For service to the community of Ku Ring Gai. Service includes: Volunteer, Turramurra Meals on Wheels, 'for 40 years'. Named on Volunteers Honour Roll, 31-40 years of service, Ku Ring Gai Meals on Wheels, 2014. Supporter, 'Samaritans Purse', Operation Christmas Child, 'for 12 years'. Member, The Gideons International in Australia, 30 years and Bible distributor in the Ku-ring-gai area, 'for many years'. Coordinator, Flower Roster Organiser and Flower Arranger, St Andrews Wahroonga Anglican Church, 30 years. Volunteer, Wahroonga Public School, 'for 10 years'. Volunteer, Pink Lady, Sydney Adventist Hospital, 'for 12 years'.



Mr Albert William LANE, 48 Windsor Drive, Gosnells WA 6110 For service to the community through a range of roles. Service includes: President, Western Australia Branch, Australian National Flag Association, 2000-2012 and since 2014 and Honorary Editor, 'The Flyer', current and volunteer and member, since 1988. Member, Highgate Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, since 2006. Secretary and Magazine Editor, Royal Australian Signals Association, WA Branch, 'for 6 years' and Committee member, 'for many years', and Life Member, since 1998. President, Operations Squadron Social Club, 1990's. Member, Australian Britain Society; Royal Australian Engineers Association of Western Australia; Honouring Indigenous War Graves, 'for many years'.

Mr Ross Trevor LANGFORD, 15 Caulfield Street, Bracken Ridge Qld 4017 For service to veterans, and to the community. Service includes: National President, 5th/7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment Association (5/7 RAR), 2007-2014. Collaborated with the Australian War Memorial in 2012 in organising the installation of a plaque dedicated to the 5/7 RAR at the Memorial. 5/7 RAR Delegate, Department of Veterans' Affairs Training Group Chair Welfare Committee, Queensland Branch, Royal Australian Regiment Association (RARAQ), current and Welfare Officer and Foundation Member, since 2005 and Member, Dad's Army Group (responsible for the maintenance of the Regiment's National Memorial Walk). RARAQ representative to the Brisbane ANZAC Day March Committee and RARAQ representative, Queensland Training Information Program Committee.



Mrs Cynthia Joan LANGLEY, Happy Valley SA 5159 For service to table tennis. Service includes: Events Management Director, Table Tennis South Australia, since 2005 and Secretary and Administration Director, 1971-2005 and Life member, 1981. Team Manager, South Australian Veterans Team, since 2008. Chaired organising committees for a range of national events, 'for many years', including the Australian Masters Games, Australian National Veterans, Senior and Junior Championships and Olympic qualifying events. Representative Player, since 1960s, including as Captain, South Australian Team, 1968, 1983, 1985 and Captain, State Veterans Teams, 'on occasions since the 1990s'. South Australian Delegate, Table Tennis Australia, 'for many years'. Brighton Table Tennis Club: Vice-President, 1983 and has held other executive roles. Club Coach, 1970s-1980s. Life Member, 1973. Player, since 1962. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Volunteer of the Year, Sport South Australia, 2014. Recipient, Order of Merit, South Australian Olympic Committee, 2005. Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2000.



The Reverend Peter John LAURENCE, Innaloo WA 6018 For service to education. Service includes: Chief Executive Officer, Anglican Schools Commission, since 2003. Executive Officer, Anglican Schools Australia, since 2012 and President, 2008-2011 and Chair, National Conference, 2008. Director, Western Australia Capital Grants Association, Association of Independent Schools Western Australia, 2006-2013 and Member, Education Committee, 2003-2009. Chair, Biennial Conference Committee, Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia, 2001-2002. Principal, All Saints College, Western Australia, 2001-2002. Principal, Trinity Anglican School (Cairns), 1994-2000. Board Member, Queensland Anglican Schools System, 1996 - 2000. Minister, Anglican Church of Australia, since 1988. Member, Ethics Committee, Cairns Base Hospital, 1994-1999. Vice-President, Royal Aero Club of Western Australia, 2005-2010.



Mr Lancelot John LEAK, 189 Kingston Road, Port Pirie SA 5540 For service to the community of Port Pirie. Service includes: Lions International: Executive Member, District 201C1, since 2000. District Governor, District 201S2, 1996-1997 and Vice-District Governor, 1995-1996 and Executive Member, 1985-2000. President, Port Pirie Lions Club, 1986-1987 and Immediate Past President, 1987-1988 and Secretary, 1993-1996 and Treasurer, since 1998 and Member, since 1983 and Life Member, since 1997. Program Chairman, Lions Club of Naracoorte, 1982-1983 and Member, 1982-1984. Member, Lions Club of Gladstone, 1981-1982. President, Pinnaroo Lions Club, 1979-1980; Immediate Past President, 1980-1981 and Second Vice-President, 1978-1979 and Member, 1978-1981. Charter Member, Lions Club of Tintinara, 1975-1978. Member, since 1975. Secretary, Australian Lions Pin Trading Club, since 2004 and President, 2002-2004 and Vice-President, 2000-2002 and International Director, 2011-2013 and Charter Member, since 1992. Life Member, Spencer Gulf Football League, 2009 Life Member, Port Pirie Football League, 2008 and involved with the amalgamation of the Port Pirie Football League and the Port Augusta Football League to form the Spencer Gulf Football League. Chairman, Port Pirie Football Club, since 2003 and Assistant Secretary, ‘for 10 years’. Inaugural Secretary, Kowree Naracoorte Football League, ‘1 year’. Assistant Secretary, Gladstone Combine Football Club, ‘1 year’. Player, Pinnaroo Football Club, ‘1 year’ and Secretary and Club Delegate ‘3 years’. Player, Peterborough Football Club, ‘2 years’. Player, Naracoorte Football Club, 1965 and Goal Umpire, ‘2 years’ and Player, Border Districts Football Club, 1966-1968 and Secretary, ‘2 years’. Player, Tintinara Football Club, ‘5 years’ and Secretary, ‘7 years’ and Life Member, 1977. SANFL Merit Award, 2010. Committee Member, Port Pirie Australia Day Committee, since 1986 and Treasurer, since 2004, Vice-Chairman, 8 years. President, Port Pirie and District Probus Club, 2000 and Member, since 1997. Treasurer, Port Pirie Bowling Club, since 2004 and President, 2000-2005 and 1987-1988 and Secretary, 1996 and Member, since 1984. President, North Western Bowling Association, 2002-2003 and Committee Member, 2000-2005.



Mr Peter William LEE, 5620 South Gippsland Highway, Agnes Vic 3962 For service to the community of South Gippsland. Service includes: Vice-President, Friends of Agnes Falls, since 2012 and Founding Member. Member, Development Advisory Committee, Toora Railway Reserve Parkland since 1998. Vice-President, Toora and District Progress Association, 1997 - 2004 and member, since 1996. President, Toora Highway Markets Committee, 1997 - 2005 and established the market concept in 1997. Member, Toora Heritage Pear Orchard, 1996 - 2006 and designed and built the orchard. Member, Welshpool Horticultural Society, 1996 - 2005. Committee Member, South Gippsland Festival and Events Association, 1999 - 2001. Member, Toora Writers Festival Planning Committee, 2002 - 2003. National Membership Secretary, Cardiomyopathy Association of Australia, 2005 - 2008 and Life Member. President, Foster Branch, Victorian National Party, 1998 - 2013. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Corner Inlet Community Service award, South Gippsland Shire Council, 2014. Semi-finalist, Federation Training Gippsland Achiever Awards, 2015. Nominee, Victorian Senior of the Year Award, 2015.



Mrs Margaret Lesley LEESON, 691 Ridgley Highway, Ridgley Tas 7321 For service to the community of Burnie. Service includes: Founding Member and Volunteer Information Officer, Burnie Tasmanian Visitor Information Network, since 1999. Shore and Burnie Cruise Ship Coach Tour Guide Coordinator, since 1999. Committee Member, Burnie Tourism Association, 2009-2012. Member, Burnie Chamber of Commerce and Industry, since 2006. Member, Friends of Burnie Regional Art Gallery, since 2001. Member, Friends of Burnie Regional Museum, since 2013. Member, Burnie Branch, Soroptimist International, since 2009 and President, 2016. Committee Member, Burnie Ten Inc (running race), since 1999 and volunteer. Supporter, Burnie Musical Society, since 2005. Member, Burnie Golf Club, since 1990s. Member, Burnie RSL Club, since 1990s. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Volunteer Legend Award, Burnie City Council, 2007, 'for 10,000 hours of service'. Recipient, Certificate of Appreciation, 10 years’ service, Somerset Rotary Club, 1989.



Mr Bryan Richard LENTHALL, 59 Bingley Crescent, Fraser ACT 2615 For service to rugby union. Service includes: Advisor, Uni-Norths Rugby Club, since 2001. Life Member, ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union, since 2014. Technical Advisor, Cook Islands Rugby Club, since 2006. Independent Selector, Australian Under-21 Rugby Team, Australian Rugby Union, 1997-2001. Selector, Emerging Wallabies, Australian Rugby Union, 1990-1991. Chairman, Selection panel, Senior Representative Team, ACT Rugby Union, 1983-1991 and Player, 1972. Player, Northern Suburbs Rugby Club, 1970's. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2000.



Mrs Judith Anne LEWIS, Whyte Yarcowie SA 5420 For service to the performing arts, and to the community. Service includes: Founder, Director and Choreographer, Whyte Yarcowie Vaudeville Troupe, since 1984; Shows include: 'Old Time Music Hall'; 'Cabaret Show'; 'Sunnyside Up'; 'Bring Your Smile Along'; 'You're Never Too Old'; 'Forget Your Troubles'; 'Bye Bye Blues'; 'High Hopes'; 'You've Gotta Have Heart'; 'Make 'ern Laugh'; 'C'mon Get Happy'; 'Moments To Remember'; 'Everything Old Is New Again'; 'Ain't We Got Fun'; 'Shakin' The Blues Away'; 'Tickle Me Pink'; and 'Thanks for the Memories'. Director for 11 productions, Port Pirie Youth Theatre, 2002-2012 and Productions include: 'Young Hercules', 2013; 'Curse of the Mummy', 2011; 'Smithy', 2010; 'Man of Steel', 2009; 'The Pirate Queen', 2008; 'How the West was Warped', 2007; 'Sheik, Rattle'n Roll', 2006; 'Bats', 2005; 'Dragons.com', 2004; '100 Year Rock', 2003; and 'Conundrum', 2002. Choreographer, Port Pirie Gilbert and Sullivan Society (now The Southern Flinders Players), 1987-2005 and Productions include: 'Calamity Jane'; 'Ruddigore'; 'The Yeoman of the Guard'; 'The Pirates of Penzance'; 'Godspell'; and 'The Sound of Music'. Choreographer, Port Pirie Theatre Guild, 1990-2002. Director/Choreographer, a range of productions for schools in mid-north of South Australia, 'for the past 35 years'.



The Honourable Peter John LINDSAY, Annandale Qld 4814 For service to the Parliament of Australia, and to the community of Townsville. Service includes: Federal Member for Herbert, Parliament of Australia, 1996-2010. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence, 2007. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Defence, 2007-2009. Member, Speaker's Panel, 2002-2007; Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives. Chairman, Joint Committee Standing Committee on Electoral Matters. Chairman, Presiding Officers Information Technology Advisory Group. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade. Member, House Standing Committee on Communications. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Public Works. Member, Joint Committee on the Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings. Committee Member, Infrastructure and the Environment, Education and Industry and Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade. Chairman, Family and Community Services Coalition Policy Committee. Chairman, Parliamentary Friendship Group, Republic of Korea. Deputy Chair, Parliamentary Friendship Groups for Jordan, Laos, the Pacific and Thailand. Member, Parliamentary Friendship Groups for Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Israel, Lebanon, Republic of Korea, Malta, Mauritius, Mongolia, Morocco, New Zealand, Peru, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, United Kingdom, United States of America, Vietnam and Zimbabwe. Parliamentary Delegate to: United States of America, 2009. Palau and Micronesia, 2005. Laos, United Arab Emirates and Pakistan, 2005. East Timor and Indonesia, 2003. Fiji and Samoa, 2003. Solomon Islands, 2003. Vietnam and Indonesia, 2002. Member, Defence Honours and Awards Appeal Tribunal, since 2014. Deputy Chancellor, James Cook University, Townsville, since 2014. Founder, Left Right Think-tank, 2008. State Vice-President, Queensland Division, Liberal National Party, 1982-1983. Councillor, Townsville City Council, 1985-1986.



Ms Debra Susanne LONGHURST, PO Box 1589, Griffith NSW 2680 For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Service includes: Chairperson, Kulkuna Cottage Women's Refuge, 'for 20 years'. Board Member, Riding for the Disabled Griffith Leeton Centre, since 2006 and volunteer, since 1992. Member, Communities Management Committee, Griffith City Council, since 2015. Chair, South West Community Housing Committee, 'for many years'. Board Member, Miyagan Aboriginal Development Association, 'for many years'. Chief Executive Officer, Langunyah House Youth Refuge, 1995-2003. Volunteer, Whitton Historical Society, since 1991. Member, Homelessness Action Plan Steering Group, until 2015. Executive Officer, Southern Riverina Youth Support Services, 2003-2015 and involved with establishment of organisation, since 1985. Member, CareVan Griffith, since 2013. Inaugural Member, 'Midnight Basketball program', since 2015.



Mr Allan George LORRAINE, C/- 29 Warrigal Road, Mentone Vic 3194 For service to the community, particularly to aged care. Principal complainant on behalf of the residents of Mentone Gardens Supported Residential Service, 2013-2015 - via Victorian Department of Health and Victorian Ombudsman. Genealogical Society of Victoria: President, 1986-1987 and 1987-1988. Treasurer, 1981-1982 and 1986-1987. Councillor, 1977-1988. Member, since 1973. Fellow, since 1989. Past Grand Inspector of Workings, Freemasons Victoria, 2005-2016 and Worshipful Master, Moorabbin District Daylight Lodge, 2006-2008 and Worshipful Master, Parkdale Lodge, 1966, 1987-1989 and Member, since 1958. Church Warden, St David's Anglican Church, Moorabbin, 1970-1971 and 1978-1983 and Member, Parish Council, 1969 and 1972-1983 and Authored a history of the parish, 2001. Associate, Certified Practising Accountants Society (and predecessors), 1949-1975 and Fellow, since 1975. Member, Returned and Services League of Australia, since 1948.

Mr Peter WaiPang LOUEY, Deepdene Vic 3103 For service to the Chinese community in Victoria. Service includes: President, See Yup Society, 1985, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2013 and Committee Member, since 1970. President, Ning Yang Society, 2002-2005 and 2008-2012 and Member, Management Committee, since 1970. President, Chinese Youth Society of Melbourne, 1970-1974.



Mr Robert Ian LOVE, 56 Bonnefin Road, Hunters Hill NSW 2110 For service to local government in New South Wales. Service includes: Shire Clerk, Wollondilly Shire Council, 1959 - 1985. Relief Clerk, including for Drummoyne, Leichardt, Willoughby, Sydney City, Hunters Hill, 'for 6 years'. Council Representative, Bush Fire Prevention organisations. Member, Hunters Hill Council Public Transport and Traffic Advisory Committee, 'for 20 years'. Town Clerk, Municipality of Wingham, 1954 - 1959. Town Clerk, Municipality of Warren, 1951. Member, State Executive Committee, Towns/Shire Clerks Association, 'for 14 years'. Hunters Hill Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia: Immediate Past Vice-President. Secretary/Treasurer, 2000 - 2007. Honorary Auditor, since 2008. Trustee, since 2006. Member, since 1946. Recipient, Certificate of Appreciation, Returned and Services League of Australia, 2011, 'for 65 years of service'. Honorary Auditor, Hunters Hill Historical Society, current and member, 'for 20 years'. Honorary Auditor, Hunters Hill Combined Probus Club, current and member, since 1987. Honorary Auditor, Hunters Hill Music Society, current.

Mr Danny LOW, 36 Raglan Street, Mosman NSW 2088 For service to Rotary International. Service includes: Rotary International: Governor, District 9685, 2004-2005. President, Rotary Club of Mosman, 1997-1998 and Member, since 1993. Through Rotary the nominee has: Created the 'Revolving Loans Scheme' where micro-loans of up to US$150 are made available to poor Vietnamese villages to buy new fishing boats or livestock. Donated medical equipment to The Socialist Republic of Vietnam and the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Arranged for medical equipment to be shipped to Vietnam for use by the Christina Noble Children's Foundation. Arranged for the donation of 5,000 new wheelchairs for disabled people. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Service Above Self Award, Rotary International, 2011.



Mrs Carole Antoinette LOWEN, 90 Lang Street, North Carlton Vic 3054 For service to community health through charitable initiatives, particularly for the Royal Children's Hospital. Service includes: President, Royal Children's Hospital Auxiliaries, 1999-2013 and Auxiliary Board Member, 1995-2013. Member. Royal Children's Hospital Foundation, 2000-2013 and Hospital Representative, Commonwealth Games 2006 Baton Run. Member, Steering Committee, Arrowsmith Foundation, since 2013. Executive Committee Member, Lady Mayoress' Committee, 1984-1998. Member, Lady Gowrie Child Research Committee, several years during the 1980s.

Mr Tom LOWENSTEIN, 6 Muntz Street, Caulfield Vic 3161 For service to the visual arts, and to the community. Service includes: Founder, Lowenstein Arts Management, since 2002. Founder, Painters and Sculptors Association (now Australian Artists Association), 1984. Foundation Board Member and Honorary Accountant, 45 Downstairs Inc, since 2000. Fellow, Heide Museum of Modern Art, since 2002; Board Member; Chair, Acquisitions Committee, 1992-2001. Advisory Board Member, Viscopy, 1995-2001. Founding Member, Australian Visual Artists Benevolent Fund (under the National Association for the Visual Arts). Founder, LSFA Arts 21 Fellowship, Arts Victoria, 1997-2000. Trustee and Honorary Accountant, George Baldessin Foundation. Trustee and Accountant, Margaret Olley Art Trust, since 1990. Foundation Member, Gertrude Street Artist Spaces, 1985; Treasurer, 1985-1989. Patron, Kedumba Art Prize. Partner, Maitland Regional Art Gallery.



Mr Peter Bolice LOZAN, 6/48 Francis Street, Castle Hill NSW 2154 For service to swimming, and to surf lifesaving. Service includes: Swimming NSW: President, 2007-2011. Director, 2001-2011. Delegate to NSW Commonwealth Games Association, 2009-2012. Delegate to NSW Olympic Council, 2007. Member, Rules Revision Committee, 1998-2007. Member, Finance and Strategic Planning Committee, 1997-2001. Technical Official, since 1993. Coal Cliff Surf Life Saving Club: President, 1974-1980. Club Captain, 1966-1967. Member, Management Committee, 'for 25 years'. Patrol Member, 1959-1988 and 1997-2009. Reserve Patrol Member, 1989-1996 and 2009-2011. Member, 'for 57 years'. Life Member, 1974. Western Suburbs Swimming Association President, 2003-2007. Vice President and Technical Director, 1993-2007. Former Vice President, Padstow RSL Youth Swimming Club, 1986-1988. Several executive positions including: President, Revesby Workers Swim Club, 'for several years since 1998'. Director, Swimming Australia, 2005-2009 and Technical Official, since 1993. Director, Women's Sport and Recreation NSW, 2007-2011. Chairman, Swimming NSW Aquatic Management, since 2013 and Director, 2010-2013. Chairman, NSW Swimming Nominees, 2007-2011 and Director, 2005-2007. Executive Member, NSW Olympic Council, 2007-2016.



Ms Dorothy Eileen LUCARDIE, 4 The Boulevarde, Lake Wendouree Vic 3355 For service to adult education. Service includes: President, Adult Learning Australia, 2009 - 2012, 2001 - 2002; Board Member, 2009 - 2015; Member, Editorial Board , Australian Journal of Adult Learning. Member, BRACE LearnScope Project, Adult, Community and Further Education, current. Australian Representative- Finance Sub-Committee, Global Partnership for Education, since 2012. Board Member, Australian Journal of Adult Learning, since 2001. Chief Executive Officer, Albury Wodonga Community College, 1997 - 2001. Member, Australian Coalition for Educational Development, ‘for 5 years’. National Training Manager, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, current; member, since 2009. Awards and recognition includes: Inductee, International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame, 2014.

Mr Larry Alan LUCAS, PO Box 163, Wanneroo WA 6946 For service to Scouting in Western Australia. Service includes: Scouts Western Australia: Chief Commissioner, since 2010. Chair, Branch Management Committee, 2007-2010. Assistant Chief Commissioner of Youth Programs, 2000-2004. Branch Commissioner, 1995-2000. Recipient, Silver Kangaroo Award, 'for eminent achievement and meritorious service for a period of at least 20 years', 2012. District Leader, Wanneroo District Scouts, 1992-1995. Cub Scout Leader, Wanneroo District Scout Troop, 1987-1992. President, Landscape Industries Association of Australia, ‘for several years’. Founding President and Life Member, Landscape Industries Association of Western Australia, 1980s.



Mr Brian Allan LUHR, 6/64 Clyde Street, Guildford NSW 2161 For service to the Anglican Church of Australia. Service includes: Anglican Parish of Christ Church St Laurence: Head Server and Master of Ceremonies, since 2002. Member, Parish Council, 2011 - 2014, 2007, 2003, 2001, 1998, 1997, 1988, 1987. Parish Representative, 2012, 2000. Maintains website, 2011 - 2013. Sacristan, 1997 - 2002. Peoples Churchwarden, 2000, 1999. Convenor, Social Committee, 1997 - 2001. Altar Server, 1982 - 2002. Author, Parish Handbook, 2002. Member, since 1976.

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