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

Mrs Anne Margaret FAGG, Rocky Cape TAS 7321 For service to the communities of Rocky Cape and Wynyard. Lions Tasmania

• State Leadership Training Coordinator, since 2015. • Secretary, State Leadership Committee, since 2015. • Ambassador, Lions Tasmania Eye Health Program, since 2015.

Lions Club of Rocky Cape

• President, 2010. • Secretary, 2000-2009. • Regional Chairperson, 2011-2013. • Zone Chairperson, 2009-2010. • Guiding Lion, since 2017. • Charter Member, since 2000.

Wynyard Unit, Tasmanian State Emergency Service (SES)

• Member, Wynyard Unit, 1992-2010 (retired). • SES Unit Trainer, 2004-2010. • SES Volunteer, site communications systems and security, annual Targa Tasmania

Burnie Expo, 1992-2000. Community Other

• Volunteer Shop Assistant, Wynyard Store, St Vincent de Paul Society Tasmania, since 1998.

• Volunteer, Driver Reviver Program, Waratah-Wynyard Council, 2002-2010.

Ms Diane May FALCONER, Mount Martha VIC 3934 For service to the community through charitable organisations. Southern Peninsula Community Fund

• Fund Secretary, since 1998. • Member, Executive Committee, since 1986. • Volunteer, since 1986.

Food for All

• Coordinator, 1971-2016. • Secretary, Food for All, 1995-2016. • Founding Member, The Pudding Club, 1971-1993.

• Former Member, Coordinating Committee, Mornington Peninsula Christmas Giving. • Coordinator, Motorcycle Annual Toy Run, 2009.

Awards and recognition include:

• Recipient, Centenary Medal, 2001.


Ms Marie Therese FARRELL, Ashwood VIC 3147 For service to the community through social welfare initiatives. Sacred Heard Mission

• Deputy Chair, 2014-2017. • Board Member, 2001-2017. • Chair, Building Working Group, 2014-2017. • Chair, Strategic Planning Working Group, 2010-2011. • Chair, Women's House Redevelopment Board Sub-Committee, 2005. • Co-Chair, Journey to Social Inclusion Steering Group, 2009-2012.

Other

• Past Employee, Australia Post, 25 years.

Mrs Grazia FAVA, Bonnyrigg Heights NSW 2177 For service to community health. Autism Advisory and Support Service, NSW

• Founder since 2007. • CEO since 2017. • Established, community house/drop in centre, support groups in a range of languages,

resource library, toy library, and toy and resource shop, and 24 hour Autism hotline. • Member/Delegate, Student Services Advisory Committee, South West Sydney Region,

Department of Education, 2011-2015. Liverpool Hospital, South Western Sydney Local Health District (SWSLHD)

• Community Representative, since 2012. • Member, Disability and Carers Committee, current. • Volunteer, Annual Carers Week, since 2012.

Catholic Cemeteries Board

• Governor, since 2012. University of Western Sydney

• Adjunct Fellow, Faculty of Health Sciences, 2011.

• Past Committee Member, Order of Liverpool, Liverpool City Council. • Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors, since 2014. • Justice of the Peace, current.

Awards

• Women of the West Award, University of Western Sydney, 2015. • Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Club of Liverpool Greenway, 2013. • Joint Recipient, SWSLHD, Carers Program Better Practice Grant, 2013. • Liverpool Citizen of the Year, Quota International of Liverpool, 2011-2012. • Companion of the Order of Liverpool, Liverpool City Council, 2011. • Australia Day Award, Fairfield City Council, 2010. • International Day of People with Disability Award, United Nations, 2007. • Westfield Local Hero Award, Liverpool, 2018.


Mr Frederick Peter FAWKE, Dunlop ACT 2615 For service to the community of Canberra. Community Rotary International Rotary District 9710:

• District Chairman, ShelterBox Project, since 2007. • Member, District Committee, Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS),

current. • District Assets Officer, current. • Former District Co-ordinator, Probus Clubs. • Various other District Office Bearer positions.

Rotary Club of Belconnen:

• President, 2006-2007. • Former Board Member • Assistant Director, Community Services Committee, current • Member, Donations in Kind & Recover, Rehabilitate and Reuse Project (DIK/RRR),

current. • Various other Officer Bearer positions. • Member, since 1996.

Rotary Club of Canberra Weston Creek:

• Former President.

• Member, School Volunteer Program (SVP), Cook and McGregor Primary Schools, since 2006.

• Member and Public Officer, Ginninderra Catchment Group, current. • Former Chairperson, Neighbourhood Watch, ACT. • Member, Jarramlee Park Landcare, Dunlop, since 1990. • Former Committee Member, National Seniors ACT. • Supporter, Companion House, Canberra (house for refugee families and individuals). • Supporter, Technical Aid to the Disabled ACT (TADACT)

Employment

• Member, Commonwealth Police Force, 1966-1979. • Member (retiring with the rank of Superintendent), Australian Federal Police, 1979-

2000. Awards and recognition includes:

• Three Paul Harris Fellow Awards, Rotary International. • Recipient, District Rotarian of the Year, Rotary International, 2009-2010, 2017-2018. • Recipient, Four Avenues of Service Citation, Rotary International.


Mrs Beryl Margaret FENWICK, Taree NSW 2430 For service to the community.

• Volunteer, Emergency Relief Centre, Samaritans Foundation, Anglican Diocese of Newcastle, current.

Anglican Parish of Taree

• Rectors Warden, St John's Anglican Church, current. • Secretary, Parish Council, current. • Volunteer, Blue Cross Op Shop, current.

• Former Board Member, Manning Valley Anglican College. • Involved in Storm Retirement Village, 1989 -2000.


Dr Doseena FERGIE, Dalyston VIC 3992 For service to community health. Woor-Dungin

• Member, Aboriginal Advisory Committee, current. • Past Treasurer and Committee Member, up until 2016.

Healesville Indigenous Community Services Association

• President, 2009-2014. • Founding Member, 2009.

First 1000 Days Australia

• Councillor, current.

• Founding Member, Boorndawan Willam Healing Service. • Founding Member, Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place.

Australian Catholic University, Melbourne

• Lecturer & Early Career Researcher - speciality: Indigenous Health and Culture, current.

• Lead, Building Cultural Capacity Project - current. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation

• Member, Victorian Branch, current. • Inaugural Fellow, Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and

Midwives, since 2016. Department of Health, Victoria

• Executive Member, Eastern Metropolitan Region 'closing the health gap plan', 2009-2013.

Eastern Health

• Clinical Care Coordinator, Indigenous Health Team, Yarra Valley Community Health, 1999-2010.

• Founder, 'Good Food, Great Kids', Indigenous Community Nutrition Project, 2002-2004, Awardee, Excellence in community engagement, Victorian Public Healthcare Award, 2007.

Awards and recognition includes:

• Citizen of the Year, Yarra Ranges Council, 2017. • Inductee, Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2016. • Awarded, Churchill Fellowship, 2016. • NAIDOC Eastern Metropolitan Region Indigenous Elder Award, 2011. • Yarra Ranges Council Acknowledgement for Health and Wellbeing Work Award, 2010. • Victorian State Nurse Excellence Award, 2009. • Australian Thanksgiving Day Award, 2007 for work in the Indigenous community. • NAIDOC Community Recognition Certificate, 2007. • NAIDOC Community Award, 2005. •


Mr Vernon FETTKE, Werribee VIC 3030 For service to the community of Wyndham.

• Chairman, WEjustice since 2015. • Chairman, Wyndham Community Legal Service, 2013-2015. • President, Wyndham BizNet, current.

Mambourin Enterprises

• Chairman, 2010-2013. • Treasurer, 2004-2010. • Board Member, 2003-2013.

• Chairman, Wyndham Community Foundation, late 2000s. • Chairman, Werribee Chamber of Commerce, 2001-2005. • Youth Director, Rotary Club of Wyndham, 1997-2006. • Bail Justice, since 2014. • Justice of the Peace, since 1990.

Homestead Financial Group

• Chairman, since 1997. • Financial Planner, since 1997.

• Business of the Year, City of Wyndham, 2004, 2005 and 2006. Awards and recognition includes:

• Community Financial Planner of the Year, AMP Foundation, 2006. • Business Person of the Year, Greater Western Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Inc., 2004. • Australian Service Medal, Department of Defence. • Olympic Torch Bearer, 2000. • Premier's Volunteer Champions Award, 2016. • Knight of the Order of St John, 2018.


Mr Joe Agrippino FICARRA, Pascoe Vale South VIC 3044 For service to the Italian community, and to local government. Vizzini Social Club

• President, 2011-2016. • Trustee, 2016. • Assistant Secretary, 2010. • Member, for many years.

COMITES

• Committee Member, 2008-2015. • Vice President, 2011-2012.

Me mbe r, (then) Network of Italian Mayors and Councillors, 2003-2014. Tre a s ure r, Moone Ponds Creek Committee, 2004-2014. S e cre ta ry, Pascoe Vale Italian Community Bocce Club, 2006-2007. Me mbe r, Mercy College Coburg Advisory Committee, 1999-2004. Me mbe r, St Oliver Plunkett Primary School, 1997-1999. City of Moreland

• Mayor, 2003-2004. • Councillor, 2002-2005. • Member, Audit Committee, 2002-2004. • Member, Financial Review Committee, 2002-2004.


Dr Leonard Ross FISHER, Blackheath NSW 2785 For service to science through a range of roles. Academic

• Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Division of Food Research, 1969-1989. • Faculty Member, Department of Anatomy, University College London, 1989-1992. • School of Physics, University of Bristol:

o Senior Research Fellow current. o Faculty Member, since 1990. o Published approximately 200 peer-reviewed and invited scientific papers.

Broadcasting

• Broadcaster, ABC Radio National: o Contributor, 'Ockham's Razor', Science Show.

• Series Presenter, BBC Radio 4:

o 'The Science of DIY'; o 'The Sweet Spot'; and o 'Redesigning the Body'.

• Broadcaster, BBC Television:

o 'Tomorrow's World Megalab' Author

• 'Scientific Discovery from the Brilliant to the Bizarre: The Doctor Who Weighed the Soul, and Other True Tales', Arcade Publishing, 2013.

• 'The Science of Everyday Life: an entertaining and enlightening examination of everything we do and everything we see', Arcade Publishing, 2011.

• 'Crashes, Crises and Calamities: How We Can Use Science to Read the Early-Warning Signs', Basic Books, 2011.

• 'Rock, Paper, Scissors: Game Theory in Everyday Life: Strategies for Co-operation', Hay House, 2010. • 'The Perfect Swarm: The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life', Basic Books, 2009. • 'Rock, Paper, Scissors: Game Theory in Everyday Life', Hay House, 2008. • 'Weighing the Soul: The Evolution of Scientific Beliefs', Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2005. • 'Weighing the Soul: Scientific Discovery from the Brilliant to the Bizarre, Arcade Publishing, 2004. • 'How to Dunk a Doughnut: The Science of Everyday Life', Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2002. • Chapter in Heston Blumenthal 'Big Fat Duck Cook Book', Science of the sour taste, 2008.

Royal Society of New South Wales

• Contributor, Outreach Committee, current. • Fellow, since 2014.

Royal Society of Chemistry

• Fellow, since 1990. • Foundation Chairman, Biophysical Chemistry Subject Group. • Editorial Board Member, Faraday Transactions, 1992-1997.

• Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute. • Fellow, Institute of Physics. • Fellow, Linnean Society.

Global Challenges

• Author, Concept Note: 'Preparing for Future Catastrophes', International Risk Governance Council, 2013. • Keynote Speaker, 'Risk Re-Imagined', Aon Benfield Hazards Conference, Gold Coast, 2017. • Finalist, New Shape Competition, for fresh approaches to governance of global catastrophic risk, Global

Challenges, 2018. Awards and recognition includes:

• Science Writer of the Year, for 'How to Dunk a Doughnut', American Institute of Physics, 2004. • Recipient, Ig Nobel Prize, for 'Improbable Research', 1999.


Sister Rita Ann FITT, Wollongong NSW 2500 For service to secondary education. Education

• Pastoral Care Coordinator, St Mary of the Star of the Sea College, since 2005. Religion

• Sister, Sisters of the Good Samaritan, since 1960. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Pastoral Care Awards, Catholic Education Wollongong. • Recipient, Good Samaritan Award, St Mary of the Star of the Sea.

Mr Kevin Joseph FITZGERALD, Brisbane QLD 4000 For service to the community of Yeronga. Returned and Services League of Australia

• Life Member, National Board, since 2017. Yeronga/Dutton Park Sub-Branch

• Life Member, since 2011. (Services Club) • President, 2013. • Vice-President, 2007. • Former Pensions and Welfare Officer. • Member, since 1998.

Centenary Swimming Club

• Former President. • Committee Member, 1985-1994.

• Board Member, Southern Suburbs Rugby League Club and Southern Suburbs

Licensed Club, 1986-1995. • Committee Member, Yeronga Dolphins Swimming Club, 1978-1981. • Member, Sunnybank Junior Rugby Club, 1976-1980.


Mr Colin James FLATTERS, Maroubra NSW 2035 For service to veterans and their families. Returned Services League of Australia Maroubra Sub-Branch

• Acting State Councillor, 2016-2017. • EMDC President, since 2015. • Youth Club President, since 2014. • State Congress Delegate, since 1999. • Sub-Branch Trustee, since 1999. • Pensions Officer, since 1999. • Elected EMDC Vice President, 2000-2015. • Youth Club Secretary,1999-2014. • Sub-Branch Secretary, 1999-2014. • Delegate to EMDC, 1997-2000. • Member, Sub-Branch Committee, 1995. • Member, since 1994.

Wentworthville Sub-Branch

• Member,1967. Freemasons NSW and ACT Lodge of John Williams

• Honorary Treasurer, since 1996. • Honorary Trustee, since 1996. • District Grand Inspector of Workings, 1992-1994. • Member, since 1987.

Lodge Cosmopolitan Queenscliff

• Member, Lodge Cosmopolitan Queenscliff, 1985-1987.


Mr Roger James FLETCHER, Dubbo NSW 2830 For service to primary industry. Meat and Livestock Industry

• Managing Director, Fletcher International Exports and Fletcher International, since 1988.

• Board Member, Infrastructure NSW, current. • Member, Australian Processors Council; Australian Meat Industry Council. • Former Vice-Chairman, Australian Wool Innovation.

Westhaven Association

• Patron, Westhaven Industries, current. • Vice-President and Board Member, 1991-1994.

Community

• Donates meat to the Foodbank program. • Sponsors local Agricultural shows, sporting teams and community organisations. • Helped establish the Get Real Program, 2005.

Awards and recognition

• Honorary Doctorate of Business, Charles Sturt University, 2007. • Distinguished Australian of the Year, Australian Meat Industry Council, 1997.

Mrs Janice Maureen FLETT, Redmond West WA 6327 For service to the community of Albany. Girl Guides:

• Leader, 1st Albany Brownies Girl Guides, since 1989. • Member, Girl Guides Western Australia, since 1988.

Redmond Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade:

• Training Officer, since 2008. • Member, since 1996.

Redmond Progress Association:

• President, since 2017. • Member, since 1974.

• Former Committee member, Albany Revolver Club. • Primary Teacher, Mount Lockyer Primary School, since 1996. • Member, Albany Pistol Club.


• Recipient, National Medal, Redmond Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, 2014. • Recipient, 25 Year Long Service Award, Guides Australia, 2014. • Recipient, Achievement Award, Albany Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship

Award ceremony, 2009. • Recipient, Albany Volunteer of the Year, City of Albany, 2007.


Miss Stephanie Margaret FLINN, Hornsby Heights NSW 2077 For service to the community of Hornsby. Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Rural Fire Service:

• Senior Deputy Captain, 2003-2005. • Deputy Captain, 1995-2003; 2008-2014. • Volunteer, Ku-ring-Gai Communications Brigade, since 1985.

The Golden Kangaroos Hornsby Concert Band:

• President, 2015-2018. • Program Director, 2011-2016. • Senior Band Manager, 2008-2013. • Band Member, since 1976.


• Recipient, National Long Service Medal (30 years), Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Rural Fire Service.

• Recipient, National 1st Clasp Medal for meritorious service, Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Rural Fire Service.

• Recipient, Life Membership, Ku-ring-Gai Communications Brigade, Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai Rural Fire Service, 2014.

• Recipient, President's Award, The Golden Kangaroos Hornsby Concert Band, 2009. • Recipient, Director of Music's Award for mentoring brass section, The Golden

Kangaroos Hornsby Concert Band, 2009. • Recipient, Director of Music's Award for excellence in performance, The Golden

Kangaroos Hornsby Concert Band, 2001. • Recipient, Life Membership, The Golden Kangaroos Hornsby Concert Band.


Mrs Gail Olivia FORD, Kambah ACT 2902 For service to the community of Canberra. Canberra Choral Society

• Founder, 'Come and Sing' program, 2011-2013. • Choir Member, 1980-2013. • Committee member, 1977-1980 and 2009-2012. • Life Member.

Canberra Boys' Choir

• President, and general manager of choir affairs, 1981-1985. • Co-Founder, 1981. • Life Member.

Education

• Tutor, Film Studies, Hughes and Cook Community Hubs, University of the Third Age Australian Capital Territory, since 2012.

• Initiated, organised and ran a Russian Exchange Program, including student tours to Russia and return visits to Australia by Russian students, 1989-2007.

• Author, 'The Lure of Russia: 20 years of travel and 20 years of change', Citrus Press, 2010.

• Organised educational tours to Russia and Spain following retirement from teaching. • Chair, Association of Modern Education (AME) School, Weston, 1984; active Board

Member, 1983-1985. • Former Geography/Media Studies Teacher, Canberra Girls' Grammar School, 1969

and 1979-2002. • Member/Chair, Media and Film Studies Panel for moderating Year 12 marks in the

ACT. • President and active Board Member, Weston Primary School, 1977-1979.

Mr James Baden FORSCUTT, Uralla NT 0851 For service to the community of Katherine. Katherine Town Council

• Mayor, 1988-2005. • Alderman, 1981-1988. • Elected Member, Town Management Board, 1972. • The nominee has served in numerous Chair and membership roles on committees

relating to the development of Katherine Town. He has represented Katherine Town Council and Australia at International Union of Local Authorities meetings.

• Past President and Vice President, Northern Territory Local Government Association.

P a s t Vice-President, Australian Local Government Association.

• Foundation Member, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary and the Farmers Association. • Life Member, Katherine and District Show Society.


Mr Ronald Harry FORSTER, Port Lincoln SA 5606 For service to the fisheries sector.

• Co- Owner and Director, Calypso Star Charters - Shark Cage Diving, since 2006. • Owner and Director, Sea Marine Holdings, Southern Bluefin Tuna Farming • Co-founder, Port Lincoln Tuna Classic Fishing Competition, since 2005. • Benefactor, Annual Support Scholarship, Cummins Area School, current.

Developer of a range of properties including:

• Point Boston Peninsula, 2014. • Endeavour Heights and Gum Hill, Boston, 2006. • Lincoln Cove Development Company - Lincoln Cove Marina, 1990s. • Glen-Forest Tourist Park, circa 1989. • Wedge Island, Spilsby Island, and Thistle Island, 1980s-1990s.

• Webb Beach and Thompsons Beach, 1979. • Cape Jarvis Station, 1975.

Owner, restored and renovated, 1862 Port Lincoln Court House and Prison, 2013. Awards and recognition include:

• South Australian Tourism Awards: Inductee, Hall of Fame, Calypso Star Charters, 2017; Awardee, Adventure Tourism Category, 2017, 2016, 2015 and 2014; Awardee, Tourist Attractions Category, 2017; Awardee, Major Tourist Attraction, 2015, 2014 and 2011; Awardee, Outstanding Contribution by an Individual, 2014.

• RAA Peoples Choice Tourism Award, 2017. • Australian Tourism Awards: Awardee, Category Tourist Attraction, 2017 and 2016;

Awardee, Adventure Tourism Category, 2015, 2016 and 2017. • Golden Backpack Awards: Best Tour in SA; Awardee 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 &

2011. • Port Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Awards: Awardee, 2017, 2016 and

2012. • Brand SA: Awardee Tourism, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009. • Eyre Peninsula Tourist Association Regional Award: Awardee, Lincoln Cove

Development Company,1990.


Mrs Jill Roslyn FORSYTH, Camberwell VIC 3124 For service to the community through a range of roles. Rotary International District 9800

• Director, Rotary Australia World Community Services Committee, 2016-2017. Rotary Club of Kew

• Director, since 2008. • President, 2012-2013. • Member, since 2006. • Paul Harris Fellow. • Initiator of a range of projects including the Diabetes Education Project for

Solomon Islands since 2015. • Co-founder and Director, Kor Timor, a social enterprise creating and sustain jobs in

Timor Leste, since 2006. • Co-founder, rotary Fair Trade and Gift Shop, Kew East.

Alola Foundation

• Supporter, Economic Empowerment Program in Timor-Leste, since 2004. • Board Member, 2008-2014.

• Vice-President, GOYA Foundation, 2004-2013. Delivering humanitarian aid and

developing pre school education in Timor Leste. Methodist Ladies' College Parents Association, Melbourne

• Founder, Jane Elton Brown Music Prize, 2012. • President, 1997-1998. • Vice President, 1996. • Co-founder, MLC Clothing Shop 1994 • School Council Member, 1997-1998. • Founding Member, 'East Timor Relief Fund', 1997.

City of Boroondara

• Co-founder, Mother Hubbard Toy Library, Balwyn, 1981.


Professor Christabel Anne FOSTER, Maroubra NSW 2035 For service to medical education and to community health. The University of Sydney

• Associate Dean International and Head of Office for Global Health, Sydney Medical School, since 2014.

• Associate Professor in Medical Education, Sydney Medical School Northern, since 2013; Professor, since Aug 2018.

• Sub Dean (Education), Sydney Medical School Northern, since 2008. • Senior Lecturer in Medical Education, 2007-2013. • Clinical Lecturer, 1999-2007.

• Chair, Education Sub Committee, Northern Sydney Local Health District, 2011-2016. • Member, Kolling Institute Executive Committee, 2008-2016. • Co-leads, Health Cluster, Australia Indonesia Centre, 2014-current. • Lead, Education Cross Cutting Theme, Sydney Health Partners, 2016-2018.

Research

• Professor Foster is a general practitioner who specialises in medical education and global health.

• Research interests include health literacy and quality clinical education in low-income countries, in particular interactive clinical education.

• Postgraduate Medical Educator, RPA Newborn Care Royal Prince Alfred Hospital,

2000-2007. • Partner/General Practitioner, Muirhouse Medical Group, 1982-1993. • Clinical Lecturer, University of Edinburgh, 1982-1993. • GP Advisor in Health Promotion, Lothian Health Board, 1993-1998. • Partner, Eyre Medical Practice, 1993-1998.


• Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning, Australian Awards for University Teaching, Office of Learning and Teaching, 2012.


Mr Geoffry Edward FOWLER, Camden NSW 2570 For service to engineering.

• Director, Fowler Engineering Consultancy, since 1999. • Temporary assignments with Local Government Appointments New South

Wales include: o Project Manager, Warren Shire Council, 2017. o Development Engineer, Mid-Western Regional Council, 2016. o Director Engineering, Warren Shire Council, 2012-2013. o Development Engineer, Dubbo City Council, 2010-2011. o Project Engineer, Wingecarribee, 2010. o Acting in all facets of local government engineering and emergency

management in Councils of Bankstown, Wollondilly, Auburn, Holroyd, Liverpool and Wollongong.

Campbelltown Council

• Director, Engineering Services, 1990-1999. • Deputy City Engineer, 1977-1990.

• Local Government Engineer, 1958-1999.

Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (NSW Division)

• Member, many years. • Judge, Engineering Excellence Awards, since 1999. • Emeritus Member, since 2017.

Mrs Ailsa Jeanette FOX, VIC For service to the community, and to primary industry. Local Government

• Chief Administrator, Rural City of Wangaratta, 2013-2016. • Former Chief Commissioner, Shire of Murrindindi, 3 years. • Councillor, Shire of Mansfield, early 1990s.

Community Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority

• Former Deputy Chair. • Former Chair, Audit, Risk and Compliance Committee. • Director, 1997-2006, 2011-2015, and 2016-2017.

Primary Industry

• Director, Rural Skills Australia, since 2008. Victorian Farmers' Federation

• Former Vice-President. • President, Livestock Commodity Group, 4 years, late 2000s. • Member, current. • Former Delegate, Cattle Council of Australia.

• Former Director, Rural Financial Counselling Service.


Mr Russell Kingsley FOXE, NSW For service to the community through charitable organisations. The Kogarah Storehouse • Chair, since 2002. • Board Member, since 1992. Southern Community Welfare • Chairman, since 2004. • Vice Chairman, three years. • Board Member, since 2000. MLC School Council • Chair, six years. • Member, 1998-2014. Youth for Christ • National Chairman, since 2017. • Vice-Chairman, 2008. • National Board Member, since 2004. • Founder, Kingsley Foundation, since 2004.


The late Ms Cornelia FRANCES Late of Neutral Bay NSW 2089 For service to the performing arts as an entertainer. Acting roles Television:

• 'Home and Away', 1988-1989, 1993, 2001-2009, 2011-2013 and 2016-2017. • 'Milly & Molly', 2006-2008 • 'Always Greener', 2002-2003. • 'Magic Mountain' 1997-1998. • 'Sons and Daughters', 1982-1986. • 'Kingswood Country', 1980-1982. • 'Punishment', 1981. • 'Prisoner', 1980 • 'The Young Doctors', 1976-1978. • 'Cop Shop', 1978. • 'The Lost Island', 1976. • 'Homicide', 1974

Film:

• 'Ned', 2003. • 'The Man from Snowy River II', 1988. • 'The Box', 1975.

Quiz Show Host:

• 'The Weakest Link', 2001-2002. Stage:

• Various productions between 1986 and 1998. Author

• Autobiography, 'And What Have You Done Lately' (Sydney, Pan MacMillan, 2003) Charitable organisations

• Ambassador, 'Redheads for Redheads', The Orangutan Project, 2011-2017. • Donated Funds, for female reproductive health, World Health Organisation, 2016. • Supporter, various other charitable organisations including; the Special Olympics,

Make a Wish Foundation and Breast Cancer Foundation. Awards and Recognition includes:

• Nominee, Logies Awards, 6 times.


Mr Andrew Terry FRASER, Balwyn VIC 3103 For service to tennis. Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club

• Patron, 2001-2016. • President, 1991-2000. • Vice-President, 1980-1990. • Council Member, since 1979. • Member of a range of committees.

Kooyong Foundation

• Committee Member, since 2007. • Founding Chair, 2001-2006.

Professional Career

• Lawyer, Fraser Barret Baird Lawyers, since 2013. • Special Counsel, Aged Care, Moores Lawyers, 2008-2013. • Principal Solicitor, Andrew T Fraser and Associates, 1968-2008.

Mrs Felicity Jane FREDERICO, Hampton VIC 3188 For service to the community.

• Mayor, Bayside City Council, 2014-2015; Councillor, 2008-2016. • President, Association of Bayside Municipalities, 2014-2015; Executive Member, 2015-

2016. • Metro Vice-President, Victorian Branch, Australian Local Government Women's

Association, since 2015; Treasurer, 2014-2015; Member, since 2012.

• Director, Victorian Amateur Football Association, since 2017. • Director, South Metro Junior Football League, 2012-2015. • Member, Steering Committee, Sandringham Hospital Capital Campaign, since 2015. • Co-founder and Organiser, Mad Paddle, Stand Up Paddle (SUP) Victoria, since 2012. • Honorary Member, Sandringham Yacht Club, since 2008. • Trust Member, Southern Metropolitan Cemetery Trust, 2013-2016. • Honorary Member, Beaumaris Motor Yacht Squadron , since 2018. • Member, Committee of Management, Fairway Bayside Aged Care, since 2018.


Mr Peter Geoffrey FREEMAN, Moruya NSW 2537 For service to architecture.

• Conservation Architect, Peter Freeman Pty Ltd, since 1984. • New South Wales heritage conservation projects have included:

o Moruya Quarry Wharf; o Presbyterian Manse, Moruya.

• Tasmanian heritage conservation projects have included: o Hobart Town Hall; o University of Tasmania's Domain House; o Theatre Royal.

• Australian Capital Territory heritage conservation projects have included: o Manning Clark House; o Conservation Management Plan for Reid Streetscape; o CSIRO Westridge House; o Telopea Park School.

He rita ge Advis or, Eurobodalla Shire Council, 2000-2008. S upe rvis ing Archite ct, NSW Government Architect's Branch, 1979.

• Author, The Wallpapered Manse: the Rescue of an Endangered House, New South Wales Publishing, 2013.

• Author, The Woolshed: A Riverina Anthology, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1980.

• Author, The Homestead: A Riverina Anthology, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1982.

• Co-Author, Municipal magnificence : the Hobart Town Hall 1866-2016, Hobart City Council, 2016.


Mr James Alfred GALPIN, Mount Gambier SA 5290 For service to the community of Mount Gambier. Mount Gambier West Rotary Club

• Member, 45 years. • Former Treasurer. • Former Vocational Director. • Recipient, Paul Harris Fellowship, 1993.

West Gambier Cricket Club

• Life Member, current. • Member, 40 years.

North Gambier Football Club

• Life Member, current. • Member, 40 years.

Galpin, Engler, Bruins and Dempsey

• Charter Accountant, since 1967. • Justice of the Peace, 30 years. • Partner, since 1963. • Junior Clerk, 1951-1963.

Other

• Committee Member, Port MacDonnell and District Pioneer Advisory, current. • Patron, Port MacDonnell Museum and Mount Gambier History Group, current. • Honorary Auditor, Port MacDonnell Meals on Wheels.


• Recipient, South Australian Police Citizen of the Year, 2009.


Mrs Helen Isabelle GALTON, NT For service to local government, and to the community of Darwin. City of Darwin

• Alderman, 2004-2015 and 1988-1992. • Deputy Lord Mayor, 2005-2006.

Local Government Association of the Northern Territory

• Representative, Human Services Training Advisory Council, 2012-2015. • Vice-President, 2012-2014. • Board Member, 2004-2014.

Australian Local Government Women's Association

• Member, National Board, 2006-2010. • Founding Member, President, Secretary and Treasurer, Northern Territory Branch,

between 2006 and 2015. Boa rd Member, Council on the Ageing Northern Territory, 2014-2015. Vice P re s ide nt, Automobile Association of the Northern Territory, 2007-2010. Tourism Top End

• Acting General Manager, 2012. • General Manager, 2002-2004. • Marketing Manager, 2000-2002.

Variety Northern Territory Bash Campaign Member, Management Committee, since 1996. Chief Barker, 2005-2007. Vice-Chair, 2003-2005. Fundraiser, since 1992. Country Women's Association President, Far South Coast Group, since 2018. Secretary, Bega Branch, current.


Mrs Lynnette GAMBRILL, Burpengary East QLD 4505 For service to veterans and their families. The Returned and Services League of Australia Council of Women's Auxiliaries, Queensland Branch:

• President, since 2014. • Delegate and Vice President, 2011-2013.

Council of Women's Auxiliaries, South Eastern District, Queensland Branch:

• President, since 2005. • Treasurer, 2005-2006.

Redlands Women's Auxiliary, Queensland Branch:

• Treasurer, 2004-2017. • Member, 2004.

Rooty Hill Women's Auxiliary, New South Wales Branch:

• SED Delegate, 2005-2006. • Treasurer, 1983-2001. • Member, 1980-2004.


• Life Membership, South Eastern District, Queensland Branch. The Returned and Services League of Australia, 2017.

• Certificate of Appreciation, Rooty Hill RSL Women's Auxiliary.


Mr Michael George GANDY, Mount Rumney TAS 7170 For service to cricket. Cricket Tasmania

• Director, 2000-2015. • Director, Umpiring, 1991-1994. • Chairman, Premier League Committee. • Director, Tasmanian Cricket Museum and Library.

Veterans Cricket Tasmania

• Inaugural Chairman, 2007-2015. • Life Member, since 2016. • Captain, Tasmanian Over 60s team, National Championships, 2008 and 2009. • Coordinating Director, 10th National Senior Cricket Australia Championships, Hobart,

2015. Australian Cricket Society

• Chairman, 1989-2004. • Life Member, since 2013. • Newsletter Editor, Break o'Day, since 1989. • Helped establish Tasmanian Branch, 1988. • Inaugural Member, South Australia, 1976.

• Mr Gandy has been a first class cricketer and umpire, administrator and historian.

o Player, 1960-1980, including for Tasmania. o Umpire, 1980-1991. o Secretary, Glenorchy Cricket Club, 1969-1975. o Author, 'Tigers Roar- celebrating Cricket Tasmania's 150th Anniversary', 2015

and 'Break o'Day - Cricket Anthology', 2008 and 2017. Other

• Chairman, Mount Rumney Landcare, 2005-2015.

Mrs Esther Leah GANS, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023 For service to the community. Community

• Volunteer, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, since 2001.

• Volunteer Interviewer, Undergraduate Admissions, Medicine and Education, UNSW Sydney, since 2005.

Employment

• Teacher, English (ESL), Institute of Languages, 1986-2006. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, 15 Year Service Award, Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick.


Mr Christopher James GARRARD, Burpengary QLD 4505 For service to harness racing.

• Former Queensland Representative, Harness Racing Australia. • Former Director, Australian Pacing Gold. • Former Board Member, Albion Park Harness Racing Club.

Redcliffe Harness Racing Club

• Patron, since early 2000s. • Former President. • Former Committee Member.

• Horse Breeder and Owner, current. • Former Harness Racing Trainer and Driver.

Garrard's Group of Companies

• Chairman, current. • Sponsor of a range of sporting organisations and events, including harness racing,

thoroughbred racing, and greyhound racing. Awards and recognition includes:

• Inductee, Queensland Harness Racing Hall of Fame, 2013.


Mrs Sally Anne GARRATT, VIC For service to nursing. Nursing

• Founder, Clinical Support Unit, Caulfield General Medical Centre, 2001. • Associate Professor of Gerontic Nursing, La Trobe University, since 2001. • Member, Australian Association of Gerontology, 1987-2006. • Consultant, Aged Care Home Care Implementation, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan,

1996-1997. • Former Board Member, Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care. • Former Consultant, Montefiore, Royal Freemasons', Bundoora Aged Care, Vision

Australia. Dementia Australia

• Board Member, current. • Author, Understanding Dementia Care and Sexuality in Residential Facilities, 2010.

Australian College of Nursing

• Victorian Chair, 2000-2004. • Representative, National Aged Care Alliance Committee, 2000. • Member, Collegian Editorial Panel, 2 years.

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

• Associate Dean, Faculty of Nursing, 1995-1997. • Associate Professor Gerontological Nursing, 1992-1997. • Head, Department of Community and Mental Health Nursing, 1987-1995. • Head, Department Primary Health Care Practice, 1995. • Vice Dean, School of Nursing, Phillip Institute of Technology (prior to merger with

RMIT) Awards and recognition include;

• Distinguished Member, Australian Association of Gerontology, 2005. • Distinguished Life Fellow, Australian College of Nursing, 2004. • Fellow, Australian College of Nursing, 1980. • Doctor of Nursing (Honoris Causa), La Trobe University. • RMIT Quality and Improvement Award. • Honorary Member, Alzheimer's Australia (Tasmania) • Florence Nightingale Scholarship. • W.K. Kellogg Foundation Scholarship. • Centaur Memorial Scholarship for Nurses.


Mr Haileluel GEBRE-SELASSIE, Caroline Springs VIC 3023 For service to the African community of Victoria. African Think Tank Inc.

• Chairperson, current. • Member, since 2006. • Founding Board Member.

Victorian Police African Australian Communities Task Force • Convener, current.

Victorian African Communities Action plan Implementation Committee • Committee Member, current.

African Leadership Development Program • Program Chair, current. • Initiated, developed and managed the program.

Brimbank Melton Local Learning Employment Network • Board Member, current.

St Michael Ethiopian Orthodox Church, Raven Hill • Chairperson, Building Committee, current.

Melton City Council • Committee Member, African Communities Working Group in Melton, current.

Other • Member, various African Community Committees, since 1992. • Adviser, Department of Health and Human Services, current.

Former roles have included:

• Member, Commonwealth Ministerial Consultative Committee for Africa, Commonwealth Government.

• Executive Board Member, Victorian Board, Ethnic Community Council of Victoria. • Executive Board Member, Footscray Community Art Centre. • Member, Western Stars Soccer Club. • Co-opted Board Member, Victorian Council of Churches, 1995. • Co-Organiser, African Resettlement in Australia Conference, 2007. • Post-graduate Student Advisor, Deakin University • Settlement Worker, Migrant Resource Centre, Department of Planning and

Community, circa 2003. • Co-Founder, African Australian Professional Association. • Co-Founder, Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Australia, 1992. • Board Member, OnSide Victoria Inc.

Awards and recognition • Melbourne Award, Melbourne City Council, 2015. • 100 Most Influential African Australians Award, Celebrate African Australians National

Awards, NSW, 2012. • Outstanding Community Leaders Award, Celebrate African Australians National

Awards, Adelaide, 2011. • Williamson Community Leadership Program (WCLP), Leadership Victoria, 2010. • Churchill Fellowship, Churchill Trust, 2008. • Meritorious Service Award for Excellence in Multicultural Affairs, Premier of Victoria,

2004. • Outstanding Services for the Church Community Award, Ethiopian Church in Australia,

1998


Mrs Glyndia Joyce GEE, Kerang VIC 3579 For service to the community of Kerang.

• Co-ordinator, Winter Wonderland Debutante Ball, since 1990.

• Volunteer Canteen Manager, Kerang Christian College, since 2013-2018 (720 hours per year for 5 years)

• Canteen Volunteer, Kerang Technical High School, since 2004. • Volunteer Treasurer, Kerang Community Centre, from August 2018. • Canteen Volunteer, St Joseph's Primary School in Kerang, approximately 1995-2012. • Secretary, Kerang Karate Club, for 10 years. • Volunteer, St Vincent de Paul Society Op Shop Kerang, current. • Past Member, Kerang Show Society Committee. • Life Member, Kerang Highland Dance Society. • Registered Nurse, Barham Hospital, since 1999.

Victorian State Emergency Service

• Controller, Kerang Unit, since 2017. • Volunteer, since 1999.


• Recipient, Senior Citizen of the Year, Gunnawarra Shire Council, 2017. • Life Member, Winter Wonderland Debutante Ball Committee. • National Medal, for service to Victorian State Emergency Service. • Nellie McGillray Award, for bedside manner in nursing, 1998.


Mr Robert Charles GEE, Hunters Hill NSW 2100 For service to the community of Maitland. CBD College

• Co-Principal, current. • Board Member, current. • Assisted with foundation, 2001.

Maitland City Council

• Mayor, 1992-1994. • Councillor, 1980-1995.

• Former Board Member, Hunter Tourism. • Co-Founder and Founding Board Member, Hunter Valley Grammar School, 1989-

1991. Lions Clubs International District 201N3

• Former Zone Chairman. • Former Zone Secretary. • Former Zone Director. • Former Regional Chairperson.

Lions Club of Maitland • President, 1981, and 2012. • Former Vice-President. • Member, since 1978.

Lions Club of Millbrae (San Francisco) • Member, 1975-1978.

• Former Australian Trade Commissioner, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,

1970s.


Mr John Tice GELLIBRAND, Narooma NSW 2546 For service to the community of the Eurobodalla. Narooma Legacy Group

• Chair, 2012-2018 • Member, since 1993.

Eurobodalla Canine Club

• President, 1994-1998. • Treasurer, 1998-2005. • Founding Member, 1995.

Eurobodalla Transport Service

• Driver, 1992-2002. • Former President, Management Committee.

Eurobodalla Orchid Club

• Former Treasurer. • Foundation Member.


• Recipient, Club Person of the Year, Eurobodalla Canine Club, 2001. • Recipient, Life Membership, Eurobodalla Canine Club. • Recipient, Life Membership, Eurobodalla Orchid Club.

Mrs Kathryn Ann GEORGE, North Mackay QLD 4740 For service to music through school ensembles. Central Queensland University

• Founder, State Honours Ensemble Program (Mackay region), in conjunction with Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, Brisbane.

• Advisor, Secondary Music Teacher Training Course, Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music, 2007.

• Founding Lecturer, Music Education Program, Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music.

Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority

• Chair, Senior Music in Mackay Region, current (for over 30 years). • Former State Panellist for Senior Music. • Former Advisor, Senior Music Syllabuses.

Founde r a nd Coordina tor, Ma cka y region, 'Fanfare' instrumental competition, Education Queensland, since 1980s. Mackay North State High School

• Music Specialist Teacher and Performing Arts Head of Department, since 1979. • Founder, Mackay North State High School Marching Band, 1992.


Mr Bakhos GEORGES, NSW For service to the Lebanese community.

• President, Aito Charitable Association, since 1990. • Board Member, Skill Share Programme, 1994-1997

Maronite Catholic Society in Australia

• President, since 2016. • Assistant Secretary, 1987. • Secretary to Vice-President. • Member, since 1985.

• Board Member, MaroniteCare, 2016-2017.

• Consulting Committee, Canterbury City Council, 2000-2002.

• Vice President to President, Campsie Chamber of Commerce, 2000-2010.

• Retail Pharmaceutical Business Manager, Georges Pharmacy, current.

• Board Director, St Charbel's Aged Care Centre, current.

• Justice of the Peace, current.

Mr Garry Robert GIBSON, Pullenvale QLD 4069 For service to the broadcast media, particularly to television. Television Industry

• Director and Producer, Epix Productions, to provide the Epix super dolly camera motion equipment for Queensland cameramen, since 1988.

• Director, Audio Operator, Cameraman, Channel Nine in Brisbane, 1967-1987. • Audio Engineer, Seven Network in Sydney, 1964-1967.

Daniel Morcombe Foundation

• Assisted with the production of the 'Keeping Kids Safe' Resource Kit, 6 years. • Assisted in fundraising with the production of the Digital Corporate Prospectus .

• Founding Member, RATS Club (Retired Radio and Television Survivors), current.


Mrs Dawn GILCHRIST, Mount Hawthorn WA 6016 For service to community health. Mrs Gilchrist is a Yamatji woman. Early Years and Parent Support Coordinator, Wadjak Northside Community Group, since 2016. Australian Red Cross (WA) 2009 - January 2016

• Community Development Manager. • Team Leader, Personal Helpers and Mentors (PH & M). • Manager, Regional Office.

WA Country Health Services, Goldfields

• Regional Aboriginal Health Promotion Coordinator, 2007-2009. • Regional Aboriginal Health Coordinator, 2003-2007.

Coordinator, Aboriginal Health, East Perth Public and Community Health Unit, Royal Perth Hospital, 1995-January 2003. Lecturer/Tutor, School of Nursing, Curtin University of Technology, 1991-1995. Former Federal Aboriginal Board Member, Churches of Christ. Registered Nurse, Perth Aboriginal Medical Service, 1988-1992. Awards and recognition includes:

• Meritorious Award, Red Cross, 2015. • Vice-Chancellors List, Curtin University. • NAIDOC Karlkurla Award, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Employee Section

(Kalgoorlie) 8 July 2013.


Mr David John GILL AFSM, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 For service to the community of Wagga Wagga. RAAF Base Wagga Aviation Heritage Centre

• Secretary, Management Committee, current. • Senior Volunteer Representative, current. • Host Officer, current. • Volunteer Coordinator, current. • Assisted with establishment/re-opening, since 2009 (Centre re-opened in 2010).

Returned and Services League of Australia Wagga Wagga Sub-Branch

• Senior Vice-President, since 2017. • Welfare Coordinator, since 2017. • Welfare Officer, since 2010. • Committee Member, since 2010. • Member, since 1983.

Turvey Park Brigade, New South Wales Fire Service

• Deputy Captain, current. • Retained Fire Fighter, since 1981.

• Former Deputy Captain, Wagga Wagga Rescue Squad, New South Wales Volunteer

Rescue Association. • Member, Wagga Wagga Emergency Management Committee, 1997-2000. • Management Committee Member, Wagga Wagga Airport, 1997-2000.

• Justice of the Peace, since 1976.


• Honorary Life Member, Sergeants' Mess, RAAF Base Wagga, since 2017. • Citizen of the Year, City of Wagga Wagga, 1990.

Mr John GIORGIUTTI, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153 For service to the community of Baulkham Hills. Lions Clubs International

• Life Member, since 2007. Lions Club of Baulkham Hills

• Director, current. • Membership Chairman, current. • President, 1976-1977. • Fundraiser, since 1970.

• Member, Friends of North West Disability Services, current.

Mrs Mary-Lou GITTINS, Goomburra QLD 4362 For service to conservation and the environment. Director, Landcare Australia Limited, 2001-2005. Queensland Representative, Australia Landcare Council, 2005.


Queensland Representative, Murray Darling Basin Community Committee, 2009-2012. Condamine Alliance

• Director, since 2015. • Natural Member, 2009-2013. • Director, 2005-2009.

Condamine Catchment Management Association

• Secretary, since 2009. • Chair, 2003-2008.

Brisbane Valley Kilcoy Landcare

• Treasurer, 2000-2003. • Secretary, 1994-2000. • Treasurer, 1992-1993.

• School interaction with Landcare and Waterwatch Programs, 1994-2000. Queensland Water and Land Carers

• Director, since 2016 and 2002-2003. • Secretary, since 2016. • Chair , Members Engagement and Communication, since 2016. • Chair, organising committee, Queensland State Landcare Awards, 2017 • Chair, Southern Queensland Landcare Forum, 2017. • Member, organising committee, Queensland State Landcare Conference, Warwick,

2013. • Chair, founding Steering Committee, 2001.

South East Queensland Western Catchments Group

• Landcare representative, Steering group to form Regional Body, 2000-2001. • Deputy Chair, National Action Plan for Salinity, Water Quality and Quantity, 2001-

2003. • Representative, Steering Group to form South East Queensland Natural Resource

Management regional body, 2000-2003. • Member, Steering group, merger with Natural Resource Management South East

Queensland Group, 2002-2003. • Member representative, Regional Groups Collective Queensland, 2001-2003.

Dairy Industry

• Community and Queensland Dairy Organisation representative, Brisbane Valley Vegetation Group, 2001-2003.

• Farmer Facilitator, Sub-Tropical Dairy Program South East Queensland, 1999-2001. • Co-organised the Sub-Tropical Dairy conference, 'Dairying and Natural Resource

Management', Adora Downs, Mt Tyson, 2000. • Representative, Sub-Tropical Dairy Program on Steering committee for the Land and

Water audit in Dairy Industry 'Dairying for tomorrow', Dairy Research and Development Corporation, 1998 - 2000.

Other

• Chair, organising committee, Southern Queensland Landcare Forum, 2017. • Secretary, Allora Rural Watch, 2012-2017. • Community Member, Queensland Murray-Darling Committee, 2009-2014. • Chair, Darling Downs Regional Landcare Group, 2005-2010. • Director, Landcare Australia, 2001-2005. • Chair and Founding Member, Brisbane Upper River Network Group, 2000-2003. • Chair, Queensland Waterwatch Committee, 2001-2003. • Environment Representative, Regional Communities Forum South East Queensland,

2000-2003.


• Member, Industry and Community Advisory Group, Moreton Bay Waterways and Catchment Partnership, South East Queensland Water Quality Management Strategy, 2000-2003.

• Deputy Chair, Brisbane River Management Reference Group, 1997-2000. • Community Member, South East Queensland Water Quality Strategy, 1996-2000.

Queensland Landcare and Catchment Conferences

• Warwick, chaired sessions, 2013. • Caloundra, presented paper on Landcare Group Health, 2010. • Barcaldine, presented paper on History of Landcare in Queensland, 2005. • Longreach, presented paper on Waterwatch in Qld, 2000.


• State Individual Landcare Award, 2003. • South East Queensland Community Award, 2002. • Nominated for Condamine alliance, Outstanding Contribution to People, 2012

Mr John James GIVEN, Cherrybrook NSW 2126 For service to the community. Rotary

• President, Rotary Club of Sydney, 2009-2010. • Founder, New South Wales Police Officer of the Year Award, Rotary Club of Sydney,

2009. • Member, Rotary Club of Sydney, since 2002. • Events Director, Rotary Club of Sydney, current. • Assistant Governor, Rotary International District 9675 Inc., since 2016.

West Pennant Hills/Cherrybrook Soccer Club

• Coach, 1993-2001. • Age Coordinator, 1996-2001. • Marketing Manager, 1997-1999. • Senior Teams Coach, 1996-2007.

Mrs Joy Lorraine GODFREY, Redcliffe QLD 4020 For service to the community through charitable initiatives.

• Coordinator, Giving from the Heart, since 2013.


Mr Dale Keith GOLDIE, Kearsley NSW 2325 For service to the community of Kearsley. Kearsley Community Dawn Service Committee:

• Founder, since 2010. • Secretary, current. • Committee Member, current. • Chairman, 2010-2018.

• Member, Kearsley Rural Fire Service, 25 years. • Member, Lodge Paxton, current. • Former Executive Member, Apex. • Former Executive Member, Lodge Cessnock.

Mrs Noala Patricia GORDON, QLD For service to hockey. Brisbane Women's Hockey Association

• Grounds Keeper, since 2011. • Assistant Ground Keeper, 2007 - 2011. • Member, Grounds Committee, 1987 - 1994. • Publicity Officer, 1986 - 1987. • Member, Umpires Board, 1982 - 1985. • Member, Coaching Committee, 1977. • Member, Grading and Selection Committee, 1977. • Coach, State Championships, 1976, 1978, 1992. • Coach, Under 19 State Championships, 1976. • Equipment Officer, 1972 - 1973. • Member, Fixture Committee, 1968 - 1970, 1972 - 1978, 1980.

Australian Hockey

• Representative Player, International Federation of Women's Hockey Associations, 8 Nations Tournament, 1971, New Zealand.

• Representative Player International Tour, Europe, 1973 (including World Cup in Holland).

• Representative Player and Vice Captain, International Tour Europe, Canada and United States, 1975.

• Representative Player and Vice Captain, International Federation of Women's Hockey Associations Tournament, 1975, Scotland.

• Goal Keeper, 1968 - 1975. • Australian Umpires Badge, 1975.

Hockey - Other

• Queensland Representative Player, 1965 - 1975. • Brisbane Representative Player, 1963 - 1975.

Brisbane Women's Hockey Junior Association

• Member, Grading Committee, 1977. • Convenor, Equipment Shop Committee, 1993 - 1996.

Queensland Police

• Detective, Criminal Investigation Branch, 1974 - 1980. • Officer in Charge, Woody Police Station, 1971. • Constable, 1965 - 1971.


• Former Judo Instructor, Police Academy. • Former Member, Juvenile Delinquent Squad.

Awards and recognition include;

• Inductee, Hall of Fame, Hockey Queensland, 2002. • Life Membership, Brisbane Women's Hockey Association, 1989. • Life Membership, Valley Women's Hockey Club, 1989. • Special Commendation, Queensland Police, 1966. • Special Commendation, Queensland Police Drug Squad, 1973.

Mrs Tehree Alice GORDON, Barwon Heads VIC 3227 For service to conservation and the environment. Jirrahlinga Koala and Wildlife Sanctuary

• Owner and Director, since 1975. • Houses more than 300 native animals. • Regularly hosts people with a disability, special needs, the frail or the aged, dementia

patients, and disadvantaged youth.

• Foster carer, caring for 41 children, approximately 30 years. • Ranger, Rural City of Bellarine, 1970s.

Other service includes:

• Ambassador, Harmony Day, 2006 and media spokesperson, 2005. • Ambassador, Mountain to Mouth Event, Geelong, 2016.


• Lifetime Achievement Award, Volunteering Victoria, 2017. • Pride of Australia (Environment) Award, Victoria, 2012. • Shining World Compassion Award, 2009. • Lifetime Achievement Award, Coast Care, 2004. • Senior Australian of the Year, 2004. • Senior Australian of the Year, Victoria, 2003. • Tattersall's Enterprise And Achievement Award, February 2003 and Annual Enterprise

and Achievement Award, 2003. • Centenary Medal, 2003. • Recipient of Award from the Turkish Assembly for caring for children and working with

people.


Mr Alexander Phillip GOTTSHALL, Sydney NSW 2000 For service to the media and communications sector, and to the community. Media and Communications Sector Managing Director, Alex Gottshall Communicators Pty Ltd, since 1987. Strategic adviser to a range of companies and institutions in corporate, media, financial and government relations. Public Relations Institute of Australia Involved in a range of leadership and executive roles from 1978-1988, including: Division President, New South Wales, 1985-1987. Senior Vice President, 1983-1984. Vice President, 1982-1983. Chairman, Golden Target Awards, 1982. Admissions Board, 1980-1982. Organising Committee, National Public Relations Convention, 1981. Chairman, Publications Committee, 1978-1981. Fellow of the Institute, 1988. Foundation Member, Society of Business Communicators. Community Pro bono adviser in media communications, issues and crisis management to charitable, community and not-for-profit organisations, for more than 40 years. Honorary Consultant, MS Society of New South Wales, 1990-1993. Honorary Consultant, The Australia-Japan Society, 1978-1982 The Salvation Army Honorary Adviser, for 35 years. Has provided communications counsel on a range of humanitarian and organisational activities, since 1982.


Mr John Joseph GOULDSON, Toowoomba QLD 4350 For service to the community of Toowoomba, and to basketball. Toowoomba Mountaineers

• Chairman, 1989-1995; 2007-2017. • Director of Operations, current.

Toowoomba Basketball Association

• Management Committee Member, current. • Former President. • Initiated 'Positive choices through sport' school program, 2012. • Former Vice-President. • Former Coach. • Former Player. • Life Member, since 1978. • Member, since 1970.

Toowoomba Sports Club

• Director (Community Representative), since 1985. • Inaugural Chairman and Co-Founder, 1985-mid-2010s. • Life Member.

Basketball Queensland

• Former Vice-President. • Former Board Member. • Life Member, since 2011.

• Member, Sporting Blues Selection Panel, University of Southern Queensland, 2000-

2007. • Chairman, Toowoomba Olympic Taskforce Committee, 1998-2000.

Toowoomba Regional Council

• Councillor, 2012-2016. • Former Chair, Waste and Water Portfolio. • Alderman, Toowoomba City Council, 1986-1993.

• Chair, Toowoomba/Darling Downs Chapter, Financial Planning Association, 2012-

2013. • Parishioner, Hume Ridge Church of Christ, more than 20 years.


• Chancellor's Distinguished Service Award, University of Southern Queensland, 2008. • Merit Award, Basketball Queensland, 2005. • Australian Sports Medal, 2000. • Citizen of the Year, Toowoomba City Council, 1999.


Mrs Colleen Mary GRAHAM, Chapman ACT 2611 For service to public administration. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

• Executive Assistant to the Secretary, current. • Former Executive Assistant, Office of the Australian Ambassador to the United States

of America. • Former Executive Assistant, Office of the Australian Ambassador to Belgium and the

European Union. • Former Executive Assistant, Australian Permanent Mission and Consulate-General in

Switzerland. • Former Executive Assistant, Office of the Australian High Commissioner to the United

Kingdom.

• Member, Australian Public Service, since 1975.

Mr Keith GRAHAM, Shailer Park QLD 4128 For service to school sports.

• Deputy Chair, Queensland Primary School Touch, since 2002. • Assistant Regional Director, Metropolitan Regional Executive Leadership Team, since

2018. • National Secretary Touch Football, School Sport Australia, since 2013. • Touch Team Official, Metropolitan East Regional, since 1999. • District President, Logan Sporting District, Metropolitan East School Sport, 2002-2005.

Education

• Principal, Rochedale State School, 2015-2017. • Principal, Chatswood Hills State School, 2009-2014. • Head of Middle School, Whites Hill State College, 2005-2008. • Deputy Principal, Mabel Park State School, 2000-2005.


• 20 Year Service Award, Queensland Primary School Touch, 2017. • 10 Year Service Award, Queensland School Sport, 2014. • Life Member, Queensland Primary School Touch, 2011. • Life Member, Logan District Sport, 2011. • 15 Year Service Award, Metropolitan East School Sport, 2014.


Mrs Jennifer Margaret GRAINGER, Dandenong North VIC 3175 For service to the community through charitable organisations. Mission Without Borders Australia

• Victorian Coordinator, Operation Cover-Up, circa 2000s-2017. • Founder and Manager, Jens Craft Shop, Dandenong, circa 2016-2018.

Temcare

• Respite Carer, 1980s-1990s. Women's Action Alliance

• Vice-President, Victorian Branch, 2006-2007. • Research Officer, 'two years in the late 1990s'.

Church of Christ Mulgrave

• Parishioner, current.

Mr Kevin Anthony GRAINGER, Crestwood NSW 2620 For service to the community of Queanbeyan.

• Member, Community Representative Council, Southern New South Wales Local Health District, current.

• Former President, Queanbeyan-Tallaganda-Yarralumla Health Council, mid-2000s. • Former Chair, Queanbeyan Local Area Health Advisory Board.

Queanbeyan Children's Special Needs Group

• President, 2004-2014. • Vice-President, 2014-2016. • Committee Member, 2000-2016. • Life Member, since 2016. • Founding volunteer, late 1990s.

Rotary Club of Queanbeyan West

• Past President. • Initiated Breakfast for Children, Queanbeyan South Primary School. • Volunteer, Life Stories Project, in conjunction with Warrigal Care Community Village,

2013-2015. • Member, since early 1980s.


• Citizen of the Year, Queanbeyan City Council, 2011.


Professor David Mace GREENBERG, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127 For service to medicine in the field of mental health.

• Founder and Director, Court and Community Liaison Service, NSW Justice Health and Community Mental Health Network, since 2002.

• Senior Conjoint Academic, School of Psychiatry, University of New South Wales, current.

• Member, Centre of Research Excellence in Mental Health, National Health and Medical Research Council, current.

• Director, State Forensic Mental Health Services, Western Australian Department of Health, 1999-2002.


• Recipient, Dean's Award, Faculty of Medicine, University of New South Wales, 2015.


Ms Heather Margaret GRIDLEY, Brunswick West VIC 3055 For service to community health. Psychology Australian Psychological Society

• Manager of Public Interest, since 2007. • Board Member, 1997-1999; 2000-2002. • Fellow and Former National Chair, College of Community Psychologists, current. • Member, Ethical Guidelines Advisory Group, 1998-2017. • Founding Member, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology

Interest Group, 1990s. • Member and Former National Convener, Women and Psychology Interest Group, 30

years. • Fellow, 2000. • Member, since 1972.

Victoria University

• Co-ordinator and Senior Lecturer, Postgraduate Program in Community Psychology, 1990-2009.

• Honorary Fellow, School of Social Sciences and Psychology, since 2009.

• Helped to establish, Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association (AIPA), 2008. • Helped to establish, WestCASA (Centre Against Sexual Assault) and Women's Health

West, Victoria, late 1980s. • Registered Psychologist, since 1983. • Author and Co-Author, various articles, journals and research on gender issues in

psychology. Other

• Member and former Office Bearer, Brunswick Women's Choir, current. • Teacher, Secondary School, Department of Education and Training, Victoria, 1970s

and 1980s. Awards and Recognition includes:

• Recipient, College of Community Pyschologists Award of Distinction, Australian Psychological Society, 2009.

• Recipient, Elaine Dignan Award 1994, Australian Psychological Society, 1994. • Recipient, Most Promising Achiever Award, International Congress in Psychology,

1988.

Mrs Janette Ceipha GRIFFITHS, Narooma NSW 2546 For service to the community of the NSW South Coast.

• Co-Manager and Operator, Narooma Kinema, since 2005.


Mr John Ernest GRIFFITHS, Narooma NSW 2546 For service to the community of the NSW South Coast.

• Co-Manager and Operator, Narooma Kinema, since 2005.

Dr Frank William GRIGG, Tennyson QLD 4105 For service to engineering. Engineering

• Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Frank Grigg & Associates Pty Ltd, since 1989.

• Principal and Director, Forensic Engineering Consulting Pty Ltd, since 2011. • Director, Odyssey Technology Pty Ltd, 2000-2002. • Associate Professor, various research and teaching positions, Department of

Mechanical Engineering, University of Queensland, 1963-1988. Court Consultancy

• Expert Engineering Witness, over 50 years. • Special Technical Referee, Supreme Court of Queensland, since 1993. • Appointed Sole Expert, Supreme Courts of NSW and QLD, since 2009.

Institution of Engineers Australia

• Chairman, Queensland Manufacturing Organisations Group, 1988-1994. • Member, Queensland Division Committee, 1991-1992. • National Committee Member on Manufacturing Engineering, 1991-1997, 1979-1980. • Member, Organising Committees, Mech88 Congress and International Conference on

Mining Machinery and Manufacturing, 1988. • Chairman of Mechanical Branch, 1975. • Chairman of Graduates and Students Section, Queensland Division, 1966.

Institute of Production Engineers (iProdE)

• President, Australian Council, 1991. • Chairman, Australian Council, 1987-1989. • Chairman, Queensland Branch, 1984-1991.

Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE)

• International Membership Advisor, 1994-2000. • Chairman, Queensland Centre, 1991-1993.

• Former Member, Queensland Panel, IMechE (Institution of Mechanical Engineers).


Dr Judith Anne GRIMES, Nanango QLD 4615 For service to education, and to local history. Dr Grimes is an author having published books on local, district and shire histories of Maryborough, Nanango, Wooroolin, Kingaroy and Memerambi, including:

• 'Scottish Squatters in the South Burnett', 2015. Education

• Senior Teacher, Kingaroy State High School, 1998-2012. • Teacher, Nanango State High School, 1985-1997. • Coordinator, Kingaroy State School Duke of Edinburgh Awards Program, 1999-2012.

Duke of Edinburgh Awards

• Volunteer, 1983-2016. • President, South Burnett Area Award Committee, 2001-2009. • Member, South Burnett Area Award Committee, 1994-2009.

Maryborough Family Heritage Institute

• Former Founding Director. • Involved in the establishment of a genealogical centre in Maryborough.

Ms Barbara Doreen GUY, Kirwan QLD 4817 For service to community health. Lifeline (part of UnitingCare Queensland)

• Service Lead and Trainer, Townsville, since 2009. • Telephone Crisis Support Coordinator, current. • Co-ordinator for Community Recovery, current. • Volunteer, since 1993.

• Instructor, Mental Health First Aid, current. • SafeTALK Trainer, LivingWorks Education Australia Pty Ltd, since 2017.


• Sunflower Award for her work in the local community.


Mr Kenneth William GUY, Rutherford NSW 2320 For service to lawn bowls. Hunter District Bowling Association

• President, 1983-1987. • Secretary, 1976-1980. • Treasurer, 1962-1964 and 1999-2014. • Life Member, 2014.

Zone 6 Bowling Association

• President, 1988-1989, 1995-2001 and 2004-2013. • State Councillor, 2001-2003. • Secretary, 2016-2017. • Treasurer, 1980-1984. • Life Member.

• Treasurer, Royal NSW Bowling Association, 2003-2009. • Past President, Telarah Bowls Club, 12 years. • Past President/Senior Vice-President, Maitland City Bowling Club, 14 years. • Former Councillor, Maitland City Council, 1977-1983. • Former Mayor, Maitland City Council, 1984-1985.


• Inaugural Inductee, Maitland City Council Hall of Fame, 2016.

Mrs Thi Be HA, Glen Waverley VIC 3150 For service to the Vietnamese community. Springvale Indo-Chinese Mutual Assistance Association (SICMAA)

• Co-Founder/Treasurer. • President, since 1996.

Springvale Community Aid and Advice Bureau (now South East Community Links)

• Member of Committee of Management, 1989-2001. • Volunteer, since 1981.

• Volunteer, Family Mediation Centre (Now FMC Mediation and Counselling), since

approx. 1994. • Executive Member, Vietnam War Memorial of Victoria, approx. 2001-2005. • Founder and Member, United Vietnamese Buddhist Congregation of South Eastern

Melbourne, since 1986. • Treasurer, Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Centre, Vietnamese Community in Australia

Victorian Chapter, since 2001. • Past Treasurer and founding member, Hoa Nghiem Temple.


• Inducted into Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2016. • Non Resident Award, City of Greater Dandenong Australia Day Awards, 2005.


Mr Salem Phillip HADDAD, Balwyn North VIC 3104 For service to the Lebanese community. Melkite Church Eparchy of Australia

• Board Member, since circa 1998. • Director, Melkite Catholic Corporation of Australia and New Zealand, current. • President, Melkite Catholic Eparchy of Victoria, current. • President, Melkite Welfare Association of Victoria, 2015; Secretary, 2014.

United Australian Lebanese Movement

• Events Coordinator, since 2001. • President, 2001; former Secretary. • Member, since 1989.

Australian Lebanese Historical Society of Victoria

• Treasurer and Community Liaison Officer, since 2005. • Coordinator, 'Our Youth - Our Future', Australian Lebanese Youth Awards, 2008.

Australian Lebanese Zahle Association of Victoria

• Trustee, since 2004. • Past President.

Australian Lebanese Association of Victoria

• President, 1998-2002. Latrobe University

• Member, Friends for Dialogue (Middle East Dialogue), current. Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices

• Justice of the Peace, since 2002. Liberal Party of Victoria

• Vice President, 2009. Awards and recognition includes:

• Australia Day Award, United Australian Lebanese Movement, 'for services to the community', 2016.

• Certificate of Appreciation, Centenary of Federation, 2001.


Mr Warwick John HADFIELD, Newtown VIC 3220 For service to broadcast media as a journalist. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

• Sports Editor and Presenter, Breakfast Program, Radio National, since 1996. • Presenter, 'The Sports Factor' show, 2 years. • Marketing Manager, ABC Tasmania, Founder, TasTalent, Short Story competition and

a Poetry competition; Strong supporter, Giving Tree Children's Choir, and Founder, The Jelly Rainbows Band, up until 1997.

• Chairman, Tasmania's 'Island Magazine', circa 1994-1997.

• Chief of Staff, Editorial Writer and/or Chief Sports Correspondent, 'The Australian'

newspaper, 1980s-1990s.

• Currently working with film-maker Katrina Lawrence on a self-funded project to record the story of Australian service men and women, since 2015.

Deakin University

• Member, Smart Geelong Network (now disbanded), 2007-2016; Founder, Harrison Lecture for Innovation and Research, and The Barry Jones Medal, since 2012.

• Founding Member/Editor, newsletter 'lnvenio'. • Founder, Three Minute Thesis competition. • Member, Alfred Deakin Research Institute. • Past Guest Lecturer.

Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club

• Committee Member and/or Media Manager, '11 years'. • Secretary and/or Vice President, '3 years'. • Founder, Merriman Medal. • Founder, Insole/Gooch Scholarship, since 2007.

The Friends of Barwon Side Quarry

• Public Officer and Founder, since 2010. Geelong Football Club

• Communications Manager, 3 years. Publications include 12 books, two plays and two CDs of original music:

• Co-author, 'Kevin Sheedy: The Illustrated Autobiography', 2017; 'The long march: reflections from a lifetime in football', 2013; 'Sheeds: Follow Your Dreams', 2001; 'The 500 Club', 2004.

• Author, memoir, 'Never Short of a Word', 2012. • Author, 'Sporting Diets' - part proceeds of which went to raise funds for the Australian

Olympic team heading to Seoul in 1988, 1987. • Co-author, 'Cricket Rebels Australia v South Africa', c1985.


Mrs Dorothy Evelyn HAMILTON, Glen Iris VIC 3146 For service to music, and to people who are blind or have low vision.

• Music Transcriber, Vision Australia, current.

• Former Music Teacher, Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind.

• Former Volunteer, National Braille Music Camp.

• Australian Delegate, International Revision of Braille Music Code, 'New International Manual of Braille Music Notation' 1996.

• Transcriber, 'Read, Sing and Play: A Graded Course in Braille Music' by Ian Cooper, 1994.

• Music Teacher, Private Practice, 1970-2000. • Music Teacher, Korowa Girls School, Glen Iris, 1953-1957.

St Johns Southgate

• Former Musician. • Former Choir Member. • Former Member, Church Council. • Member, since 1941.


• Finalist, Victorian Senior of the Year, 2013.


Mr Donald Raymond HAMMARQUIST, WA For service to local government, and to the community of the Upper Gascoyne. Shire of Upper Gascoyne

• President, since 2017. • Deputy President, 2015-2017. • Councillor, since 1990.

Gascoyne Development Commission

• Ministerial Representative, 2014. • Local Government Representative, 2010.

Eastern Gascoyne Race Club

• President, 3 years. • Vice President, 2 years. • Secretary, 11 years. • Committee Member, 30+ years.

Geralton Turf Club

• Committee Member, 6 years. • President, 2 years.

Eastern Gascoyne Gymkhana Club

• President, 3 years. • Secretary, 3 years.

• Board Member, Gascoyne Tourism Board, current.


• Long and Loyal Service Award, Western Australia Local Government Association, 2016.


Mr John Douglas HAND AFSM, Finley NSW 2713 For service to the community of Finley. Mr Hand was awarded the Australian Fire Service Medal in the 1997 Australia Day Honours List.

• Captain, Finley Fire Brigade, Fire and Rescue NSW, 1986-2016 and Member, 1975-2016.

• Historian and Life Member, Fire and Rescue NSW Firefighter Championships Association, current.

• Volunteer Driver, Home and Community Care, current. • Director, Finley RSL Club, since 2015. • Executive, Fundraising Committee, Berriquin Nursing Home, 1987. • Executive , Fundraising Committee Finley Recreation Reserve Lighting project, 1998. • Member, Murray League Football Tribunal, 18 years Chairman, 8 years. • Official, Finley Football Club, 1970-1980. • Life Member, Finley Swimming Club. • Member, Finley Apex Club, 1966-1987; Life Member. • Executive Member, Finley Pre School, Primary and High School parents groups. • Member, Finley 100 Years Celebrations Organising Committee, 1978. • Finley ANZAC Day Address, 2014 and 2018.


• Citizen of the Year, Berrigan Shire Council, 2018. • Rotary Citizen of the Year 1986 • 2000 Olympics Torch Bearer


Mr Ian Frederick HANSON, Tallebudgera QLD 4228 For service to media and communications, and to sport.

• Managing Director, Hanson Media Group, since 2000. Sports - Other

• Media Manager, Triathlon Australia, since 2003. • Committee Member, Australian Sports Writers Association, 1979-1986. • Chief Sports Feature Writer, Sunday Telegraph (Sydney), 1979-1980. • Swimming and Rugby League writer, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror, 1972-1990.

Australian Olympic Committee

• Deputy Media Director, since 2012. • Media Liaison Officer, Swimming, Australian Olympic Team: Rio de Janeiro, 2016;

London, 2012; Beijing, 2008; Australian Youth Olympic Festival, Sydney, 2007; Athens, 2004; Sydney, 2000; and Atlanta, 1996.

Surf Life Saving Australia

• Surf Sports Media Manager, since 1996. • Volunteer Lifesaver, Freshwater Surf Life Saving Club, since 1966.

Swimming Australia

• Consulting Media Manager, since 2015. • Media Director, 1990-2009.


• 50 Year Service Badge, Freshwater Surf Life Saving Club, 2016. • Distinguished Service Award, Freshwater Surf Life Saving Club, 2016. • Australian Sports Medal, Commonwealth of Australia, 2008. • Services to Swimming Australia Award, 2001. • National Award, Union of Old Swimmers, 2000. • Torch Bearer, Australian Olympic Committee, 2000. • 25 Years' Continuous Service Award, Freshwater Surf Life Saving Club, 1991.


Mr Rex Stanley HARDING, Wheeler Heights NSW 2097 For service to the community of Sydney's Northern Beaches. St Vincent de Paul Society:

• Diocesan Spiritual Advisor, Regional Council, since 2017. • President, St Rose Conference, since circa 2006.

Northern Beaches Community Service:

• Chair, Community Connect, since 2014. • Director, Community Connect, 2009-2014.

• Volunteer, Narrabeen Club, Surf Life Saving Australia, six years. • Crew Member, Paul Jackman Rescue Jett boat Service, three years. • Cub Leader, 1st Collaroy Plateau Group, for 8 years in the 1980s. • Qualified Mate, Volunteer Coastal Patrol, two years. • Volunteer, Matt Talbot Home for Homeless Men, two years. • Minister of Communion, Narrabeen War Veterans Homes, over ten years. • Volunteer, Cerebral Palsy Alliance.

Clan Gregor Association:

• Northern New South Wales Delegate, since 2015. • Clan Society Delegate, for 20 years. • Overseas Australian Delegate, 2 years.

Other Cultural Organisations:

• Host, Manly Scottish Gathering and Band Recital, five years. • Chieftain, Warringah Scottish Society, current and Publicity Officer, until 2018. • Former Secretary, Australian Irish Association.

Mr Alan Warren HARDY, Shellharbour NSW 2529 For service to aged welfare. Warrigal

• Chairman, 1999-2016. • Treasurer, 1995-1998. • Volunteer, since 1984.

St Paul's Anglican Church

• Rector's Warden, 9 years. • Member, Parish Council, 1967-1993. • Congregation Member, since 1966.

• Former Local Returning Officer, Local and State government elections. • Teacher, New South Wales Department of Education, 1962-2000.


Mr Denis Charles HARE BEM, Glasshouse Mountains QLD 4518 For service to veterans and their families. Ex-Service Organisations

• Creator and Author, Veteran Websites: o '104 Signal Squadron: (South Vietnam)' (au104.org).

o Pronto in South Vietnam (Royal Australian Corps of Signals)' (pronto.au104.org).

o 1 Combat Signal Regiment (Home of 104 Sig Sqn)' (1csr.au104.org). Returned and Services League of Australia, Glasshouse Country Sub-Branch

• Member, current. • Former Editor, The Pineapple Digger' Newsletter. • Former Memorabilia and Regalia Officer. • Former Membership Officer.

Australia Vietnam Volunteer Resource Group (AVVRG) (Original name: Australia Veterans Vietnam Reconstruction Group)

• Former Vice President. • Former Executive Committee Member. • Former Editor, 'AVVRG Newsletter'. • Website Manager, 1990's-2012.

Signals Vietnam Veterans' Association (Queensland)

• Former Editor, 'Certa Cito' Newsletter. • Member, 1990s-2017. • Member, 104 Sig Sqn Reunion Committee, since 2001. • Member, Royal Australian Signals Association, currrent.

Community

• Volunteer, Glass House Visitors and Interpretive Centre, Glass House Mountains, current.

• Visits local schools, providing lessons on the history of the region. Author

• 'Pronto in South Vietnam 1962-1972' (digital book, 2001). Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, British Empire Medal, Queens Birthday Honours List, 1980.

http://www.pronto.au104.org/

http://www.1csr.au104.org/


Ms Jennifer Marilyn HARPER, Bowral NSW 2576 For service to community health.

• Chief Executive Officer, Southern Highlands Private Hospital, since, 1996.

• Board Member, Harbison Retirement Village, current.

• Supporter, Southern Highlands Community Hospice.

• Honorary Member, Rotary Club of Moss Vale. • Board Member, Sustainable Southern Highlands Inc.


• Recipient, Southern Highlands Business Person of the Year, 2016. • Recipient, Paul Harris Fellow, The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.

Mr Dennis Tregonning HARRIS, Mount Waverley VIC 3149 For service to surf lifesaving. Woolamai Beach Surf Life Saving Club

• Member, Special Events Committee, since 1986. Mr Harris has been actively involved with organising the San Remo Channel Challenge, Cowes Classic, and The Island Swim.

• Vice-President, 1992. • Deputy President, 1987-1991. • Treasurer, 1993. • Active Fundraiser, ongoing. • Editor, Woolamai Wipeout Magazine, 5 years. • Life Member, since 2000. • Member, since 1986.

• Foundation Member, Mount Waverley District, Neighbourhood Watch.


• Citizen of the Year, Bass Coast Shire Council, 2013.


Mr Mark John HARRIS, Tarrawanna NSW 2518 For service to the mining sector. Black Diamond Training and Safety Solutions

• Founder, 2012. • Training and Safety Officer, current.

Southern Mines Rescue Station

• Safety and Rescue trainer, 1980-2012. Mining Sector involvement, since 1968.

Mrs Jillian Joan HARRISON, VIC For service to the community through charitable organisations. Parkville Auxiliary, Royal Children's Hospital

• Secretary, 1996-2016; has also held the positions of President and Treasurer. • Member, since 1996. • Living Treasure Award, 2012.

Philanthropy and Charity

• Volunteer fundraiser and donor, Royal Children's Hospital Foundation, current. • Volunteer fundraiser and donor, National Gallery of Victoria, current. • Member, Ceramics and Glass Circle of Australia, current. • Volunteer and Fundraiser, The Prince's Trust Australia, current. • Volunteer and donor, Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, current.

Mrs Carol HARRISS, Gymea NSW 2227 For service to hockey. Sydney South Hockey Association

• Director of Facilities, current. • Life Member, since 2002. • Senior Vice President, 1984-2014.

• Former Council Representative, NSW Women's Hockey Association.

• Administrative roles at local and district levels, since 1969.

• Technical Official, Hockey New South Wales and Hockey Australia, current.

• Hockey Player, Tartans Hockey Club, 1999-2018 and Life Member, 2015. • Hockey Player, Cronulla RSL Club, 1987-1998. • Hockey Player, St George Women's Hockey Club, 1967-1986.


• Recipient, Women's Masters NSW Player of the Year, 2016.


Dr Francis John HARVEY, NSW For service to medicine as an orthopaedic surgeon. Royal North Shore Hospital

• Founder, Hand Surgery Unit, 1976. • Visiting Medical Officer, 1976-1996.

Australian Orthopaedic Association

• President, 1992-1993. • Member of Executive Committee, 1975-1976. • Honorary Secretary, 1976-1980. • Member of Federal Training Committee, 1980-1984. • Member of the State Committee, 1972-1974. • Chairman of the State Committee, 1980-1982. • Member of the NSW Board of Studies, 1968-1980. • Convenor of the Federal Manpower Subcommittee • 1982-1984. • Assistant Editor AOA Bulletin, 1987-1992. • Life Member, 1999.

Royal Australasian College of Surgeons

• Member of the Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, 1981-1984 and 1982-1989. • Member of the Court of Examiners 1982-1990. • Senior Examiner 1986-1989.

• Honorary Orthopaedic Surgeon, Prince of Wales Hospital, 1962-1976. • Senior Surgeon, Mater Misericordiae Hospital North Sydney, 1961 to 1998.

Australian Hand Surgery Society

• Foundation Honorary Secretary, 1972-1976. • Foundation Member.

Service to the community

• Governor Patron, Australian Opera. • Founder, Indigenous Scholarship Program, St Johns College, Sydney, 2014.

Dr Craig Stephen HASSED, Burwood VIC 3125 For service to medicine.

• Associate Professor, Department of General Practice, Monash University, since 1989. • Founding Member, 'Mental Health at Monash'; and coordinator of mindfulness

programs, Monash University. • Member, RACGP-AIMA Working Party on Integrative Medicine, 2004-2013. • Founding Member/Patron, Australian Teachers of Meditation Association, since 2006. • Patron, Meditation Association of Australia. • Ambassador, Smiling Mind, since 2012. • Published 12 books; written 100 journal articles and 13 book chapters. • Co-authored the online course, 'Mindfulness for Wellbeing and Peak Performance',

Monash University and FutureLearn.


Mrs Lorraine Stacey HATTON, Paradise Point QLD 4216 For service to the Indigenous community.

• Co-Chair, Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Dedicated Memorial Committee, current.

• Elder, Nunukul Tribe, since 2016. • Indigenous Community Liaison, Corporate Protection Australia Group, current. • Baton Bearer, Commonwealth Games, 2018. • Mentor, Preston Campbell Foundation, current. • Mentor, Beyond Broncos Indigenous Program, current. • Mentor, Beyond Broncos Girls Academy, current. • Member, Australian National Flag Association, current. • Former Mentor, Titans 4 Tomorrow Indigenous Youth Program. • Various positions, Australian Army, 1986-2007.


Mr Douglas John HAWKINS, Quirindi NSW 2343 For service to veterans and their families. Quirindi Returned Services League Sub-Branch

• President, since 2009. • Pensions Officer, 2007-2014. • Welfare Officer, since 2007. • Membership and Recruiting, since 2007. • Hospital Visitation, since 2007. • Investigations Officer, since 2007. • Trustee, since 2006. • Secretary, 2005 - 2008. • Member, since 2005.

Quirindi Returned Services League Sub-Branch Club

• President, since 2012. • Member, Board of Directors, since 2007.

Returned Services League North West District Council

• President, since 2016. • Chair, Returned Services League Sub-Branch and Liverpool Plains Community Band,

since 2011. • Principal Conduct, ANZAC Day Commemorative Service, since 2008.

Returned Services League Lower North West District Council

• Vice President, 2013 - 2015. • Delegate, 2006 - 2015.

Quirindi National Service Sub-Branch

• Chair, Closure Committee, 2012. • President, 2008 - 2012. • Secretary, 2003 - 2007. • Former Charter, 2003. • Chair, Steering Committee, 2002 - 2003.

Local Government

• Deputy Mayor, Liverpool Plains Shire Council, since 2016.

• President, Quirindi Chamber of Commerce, Tourism and Industry, 2015 - 2016.

Mr Dennis Frederick HAYWARD, Milperra NSW 2214 For service to the community of Bankstown.

• Chairperson, Bankstown Canterbury Community Transport, since 2012. • Team Manager, Revesby Workers Soccer Club, since 1976. • Director, Revesby Workers Club, since 1993. • Chair, Revesby Workers Bill Bullard Charity, since 2005. • Chairperson, Broderick Gillawarna School, since 2009. • Volunteer, Bankstown Meals on Wheels, 15 years and continuing. • Member, Bankstown and Broken Hill Councils Sister City Committee, 1987-2014. • Member/Chairperson, ClubGRANTS Bankstown Committee. • Vice President, Bankstown Area Inaugural Men's Shed Committee.


Mr Christopher Neil HAZELMAN, Shepparton VIC 3630 For service to the community of Shepparton. City of Greater Shepparton

• Councillor, current. • Mayor, 1998-2002. • Former Deputy Mayor.

Goulburn Valley Primary Care Partnership

• Treasurer, current. • Chair, Finance Committee, Current.

Shepparton Shire

• Former President. • Former Councillor.

Community

• Vice-President, The Association of Victorian Country Harness Racing Clubs, current. • President, Shepparton Harness Racing Club. • Committee of Management Member, Shepparton Racecourse Reserve. • Board Member, Fairley Leadership Program, current. • Manager, Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District, current. • Board Member, The Community Fund Goulburn Valley, 2002-2011. • Former Executive Committee Member, Shepparton Cricket Association. • Former Secretary, Tallygaroopna Cricket Club. • Former Board Member, Word and Mouth. • Former Board Member, Goulburn Valley Community Fund.

Goulburn Valley Health

• Former Chair, Audit Committee. • Former Deputy Chair, Audit Committee. • Former Board Member.

Tallygaroopna Recreation Reserve

• Member, Committee of Management, current. • Former President, Committee of Management.


• Recipient, Life Membership, Tallygaroopna Cricket Club, 2005. • Recipient, Centenary Medal, City of Greater Shepparton, 2001.


Mr Stanley William HEAD, Kingsford NSW 2032 For service to the community. Manchester Unity - Bondi Lodge

• Member, since 2010. Manchester Unity - Kingsford Lodge

• Former Auditor, 5 years. • Former Chairman, 25 years. • Former Lodge Trustee, 30 years. • Member, 1962-2010.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Kingsford

• Warden, 2011-2013. • Columbarium Custodian, 1989-2017. • Author, 'Holy Trinity Kingsford Church History', 1989; second edition, 2013. • Lay Assistant, 1976-2004. • Choir Member, 1961-1994. • Sideman, 1958-1960.

Scouts

• Vice President, Kensington Group, 1975-1985. • Scout Master, 1953-1963. • Assistant Scout Master, 1950-1953. • Member, 1943-1963.

Bowls

• National Umpire, 1994-2007. • Former Member, Kensington Bowling Club.

The Arts

• Performer, Parramatta Music Society, 1966. • Member, Kingsford Musical Society, 1961-1975. • Performer, Sydney Theatre and Radio Workshop, 1950-1957.

Kensington Combined Probus Group

• President, 2007. • Member, 2002-2017.


• Australia Day Commendation Certificate, City of Randwick, 2014. • 50 Year Active Service Award, Manchester Unity, 2011. • Community Service Award, Rotary Club of Maroubra, 2007. • King Scout Badge, Scouts, 1950.


Ms Susan Adele HEALY, Hawker ACT 2614 For service to people with a disability. Sharing Places Inc

• Board Member, since 2017. • Executive Director, 2003-2016.

National Disability Services ACT Division

• Chair and National Board Member, 3 years; Past Member, National Social Participation Committee.

• Vice Chair, 8 years. • Board Member, 2003-2016.

ACT Education and Training Directorate

• Member, Special Education Reference Group, 2006-2018. • Past Member, Student Centred Appraisal of Need Committee.

ACT Interagency Transition Committee

• Past Member. Pearce Community Centre

• Past President or Vice President. Pegasus Riding for the Disabled

• Past Board Member. Enable, an ACT Social Enterprise Trust

• Past Director. Education

• Principal, Cranleigh School, 1993-1997; Past Deputy Head. • Deputy Principal, Koomarri School, 1985-1991. • Teacher, 1962-2003.


Mr David Cyril HEAZLEWOOD, Mount Waverley VIC 3149 For service to the community through a range of roles. Freemasons Victoria

• Worshipful Master, Hiram Mark Lodge, current. • Worshipful Master, Admiral Collingwood Lodge, 2012-2018. • Worshipful Master, Lodge of Allegiance, 1982-1983. • Chair, Acting Chair and Member, Risk and Audit Committee, 2010-2018. • Member, Secretary/Treasurer and Lecture Master, Ivalda Lodge of Instruction, 2008-

2016. • President, Ionic Education Coaching Service, since 2017. • Inspector of Workings, Monash District, since 2017. • Assistant Coordinator, Northern District, 2013-2015. • Member, for over 41 years. • Treasurer for six lodges. • Liaison Officer for three lodges. • Attained Grand Rank, 1992.

Community Service

• Board Member and Vice-President, Glenallen School for Children with a Significant Disability.

• Board Member, Treasurer and Company Secretary, Eastern Disability Access Resource.

• Netball Manager and Coach, for athletes with a disability, Royal Park and Box Hill.

Ms Sue Elizabeth HEDLEY, Karratha WA 6714 For service to animal welfare. SAFE

• Operations Manager (voluntary), current. • Principal Director (voluntary), current. • Founder, since 2003.

Animal Welfare League of Australia

• National Board Member, current. • West Australian delegate, current.

Awards and recognition:

• Recipient, Medal for Community Spirit, Pride of Australia Medals, 2015. • Recipient, Excellence in Volunteer Management Award, Western Australia Volunteer

of the Year Awards, 2013.


Mr Kevin Patrick HEGARTY, Pelican Waters QLD 4551 For service to public health administration.

• Chief Executive, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service, 2003-2017. • Associate Professor of Health Management, University of the Sunshine Coast, current. • Director, Kev Hegarty and Associates Pty Ltd, since 2017. • Member, University of the Sunshine Coast Clinical Trials Centre Advisory Committee. • Associate Fellow, Australian College of Health Service Management. • Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Ms Heather HENDERSON, Jolimont WA 6014 For service to local government, and to the community of Subiaco. City of Subiaco

• Mayor, 2005-2017. • Member, Disability Access and Inclusion Committee, since 1999. • Councillor, since 1990.

Local Government

• President, Western Australia Division, Australian Local Government Women's Association, current.

• Member, Western Australian Local Government Association, since 2005. Teaching

• Visiting teacher, Centre for Inclusive Education, Hale House, 2007-2010. • Deputy Principal, Kim Beazley School, 1986-2005. • Teacher, retired 2010.


• Life Membership, Australian Local Government Women's Association, WA Branch, 2018.

• Life Member, Western Australian Local Government Association, 2015. • Long and Loyal Service Award, Western Australian Local Government Association,

2013. • Merit Award, Western Australian Local Government Association, 2003.


Mr Peter Geoffrey HENDERSON, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113 For service to the community.

• Director and Treasurer, Healthy Options Australia, 1979-2017. • Director and Treasurer, Drug ARM Australasia, 2002-2017. • Director and Treasurer, Australian College of Community Services Ltd, 2010-2017. • Director and Treasurer, Mental Health Association of Queensland Ltd, 2010-2017. • District Treasurer, Independent Order of Rechabites Queensland, since 2009. • Councillor and Treasurer, Presbyterian Methodist Schools Association, 2009-2015. • Chair, Acacia Ridge Community Bank of Bendigo Bank, since 2012. • Former Member, Mt Gravatt Rotary Club. • Former Director, The Wesley Hospital. • Former Member, Uniting Health Care Board. • Former Director, Blue Nursing Brisbane Central. • Former Assistant Director Finance, Uniting Church in Australia Queensland.


Mrs Priscilla Ann HENDERSON, Semaphore Park SA 5019 For service to community. Justice of Peace Services Royal Association of Justices of South Australia

• Co-ordinator, Community Guardianship Program, 2002-2017. • Author, 'History of the Justices Associations in South Australia 1898-2012'. • Chairman, Training and Development Committee, 2002-2008. • Member, State Council, 1997-2005. • Editor, 'Honorary Magistrate' Journal, 2000-2006. • Committee Member for RAJSA Conventions, 2000, 2002, 2018. • Former Member, Strategies and Promotions Committee. • Life Member, 2007. • Member, since 1991.

Port Adelaide and Districts Justice of the Peace Group (PADJPG)

• Secretary, Steering Committee, 2015-2016. • Secretary, 2002-2004. • Member, 1991-1994, 2000-current. • Founding Member and Secretary, Mid-North Group of Justices, 1996-2000. • Volunteer JP, Daily Room, Port Adelaide Magistrates Court, 2005-2018. • Volunteer JP, Daily Room, Adelaide Family Court, 2005-2009. • Volunteer, Libraries, Hospitals, Residential Care Facilities and South Australia Police,

since 1996. • Member, Advanced Care Directives Advisory Committee, Attorney General's

Department South Australia, 2007-2008. • Justice of the Quorum, Clare Magistrate's Court, 1995-1997.

Other

• Member, Blyth/Brinkworth Revegetation Committee, 1995-1997. • Member, Brinkworth CWA, 1996-2000. • Regional Coordinator, Children's Services, Department of Education South Australia,

1990-1994. • Pre-school teacher, Brompton Parent/Child Centre, 1987-1989. • Junior Primary and Pre-school teacher, Alberton, 1978-1988. • Medical Laboratory Technician, Universities of Sydney and Adelaide, 160-1964. • Medical Laboratory Technician, Harwell, United Kingdom, 154-1960.


Mr Howard HENDRICK, Loxton SA 5333 For service to the community of Loxton. St Albert's Catholic School:

• Involved in Learning Assistance Programs, many years. • Visiting speaker, Society and Civics, over five years.

Loxton Sub-Branch Returned and Services League of Australia:

• Member, since 1980s. • Ambassador for Cheer up Hut Loxton, Centenary of Anzac Commemoration Program,

2017. • Visitor to ex-servicemen, and widows who are either in hospital, aged care facilities or

in their own home, for many years. Loxton Aero Club:

• Member, since 2005. • Flew solo in 2007 for first time in 55 years.

• Member, Loxton Agricultural Bureau, 32 years.


• Recipient, Knight of the Legion of Honour, Government of France, 2017. • Recipient, Australia Day Citizen of the Year Award, District Council of Loxton Waikerie,

2016. • Recipient, Distinguished Flying Cross, 1945.

Mrs Ruth HENNINGS, Mount Sheridan QLD 4868 For service to the Indigenous community, particularly to the 1967 Referendum Campaign.

• Mrs Ruth Hennings, (previously known as Mrs Ruth Wallace), is an Indigenous activist who was involved in the 1967 Referendum Campaign.

• Founding Member, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advancement League, Cairns,

1960.


The late Mr Kenneth Cyril HERBERT Late of Sylvania NSW 2224 For service to sailing.

• Secretary, Kogarah Bay Sailing Club, 1965-2016. • Founding Member, Sailability NSW Kogarah Bay, since 2001.

Scouts Australia NSW

• Range of roles since 1975 including: o Honorary Commissioner, South Metropolitan Region, current. o Regional Commissioner Special Duties, nine years. o District Commissioner, three years. o Region Leader Activities, six years, o District Leader Training, five years. o Group Leader, 1st Sylvania Scout Group, 14 years. o Chair, Boree Regatta, 2001-2005.

Mrs Ellenor Amelia HETHERINGTON, Parkes NSW 2870 For service to the community through charitable organisations.

• Founder, Ellie's Plants for Charity, since 2011. • Fundraiser for cancer patients and Can Assist. • Former Physiotherapist Assistant, Parkes District Hospital.

Ms Judith HEWISON, Cronulla NSW 2230 For service to children. Mimi's Kindergarten

• Proprietor and Manager, since 1962. • Initially Children's Guest house, then Long Day Care Centre, OOSH service and

Vacation. Care Centre. The Centre also provided a bus service which delivered children to and from all the centres up until mid 2018. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Community Recognition Notice, the Honourable M. Speakman, Parliament of NSW, 2012.

Mr Alan David HICKLING, Heidelberg VIC 3084 For service to education.

• Founder, Education Training and Employment Australia (ETEA), since 1998. • Committee Member, Banyule Little Athletics Club, current. • Team Manager, Heidelberg District Little Athletics, current.


Mr Garry Robert HIGGINS, Maryborough VIC 3465 For service to the community of Maryborough. Rotary Club of Maryborough

• Past President. • Board Member. • Helped establish the #SAYNO2FAMILYVIOLENCE campaign.

Central Goldfields Shire Council

• Member, Family Violence Project Committee. • Member, Family Violence Women's Reference Group. • Consultative Member, 20/20 Planning and Visioning Think-Tank. • Go Gofields (Council led local social justice organisation).

• Director and Community Representative, Highview College, 2013-2016.


• Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Club of Maryborough, 2015. • Citizen of the Year, Central Goldfields Shire Council, 2015.

Ms Joan Barbara HILLMAN, Dianella WA 6059 For service to sports administration. Maccabi WA

• President, 2015-2017; 2001-2004. • Vice-President, 2013-2015. • Secretary, Hall of Fame Awards, 2008-2009. • Office Administrator, 1991-1999. • Volunteer, Maccabi Junior and Senior Carnivals, and at the Maccabiah Games held in

Israel, 1990-2017. • Life Member, 2006. • Hall of Fame inductee, 2016.

Jewish Community Council of Western Australia

• President, since 2018. • Secretary, 2009-2015.


Mr Geoffrey Maxwell HILLS, Valley View SA 5093 For service to the community.

• Former Member, Legacy Club of Adelaide; • Marshal, South Australian Anzac Day Committee, Returned and Services League of

Australia, current; Active Fundraiser, ongoing. • Volunteer, 10/27 Royal South Australian Regiment, Australian Army Reserves, 1964-

1997. • Instructor and Leader, Air Force Cadets, 19 years. • Volunteer Marshal Coordinator, Adelaide Australia Day Parade, current. • Active Member, Tea Tree Gulley Men's Shed, since 2013. • Member, Graffiti Removal Squad, City of Tea Tree Gully, since 2015. • Volunteer Driver, Meals on Wheels, 3 years.

Mrs Rhonda Marion HOBAN, Newee Creek NSW 2447 For service to local government, and to the community of Nambucca. Nambucca Shire Council

• Mayor, since 2008. • Deputy Mayor, 2006-2008. • Councillor, since 2004.

Dr Nigel Warren HOCKING, South Melbourne VIC 3205 For service to medicine as a paediatrician. Djerriwarrh Health Service

• Director of Paediatrics, Melton Health, since 2008. • Established Paediatric Service at Melton Health, 2007.

Tweddle Child and Family Health Service

• Life Governor, since 2002. • President, Hospital Council, 1990-1993. • Chair, Finance and Administration Committee, 1987-1990. • Board Member, 1993-1997.

Other

• Paediatrician, Western Health, 1983-2016. • Consultant Paediatrician, Royal Children's Hospital, 1980s.


• Recipient, Exemplary Service Award, Bacchus Marsh Hospital, 2013. • Recipient, Long Service Award, Western Hospital, 2015. • Letter of commendation, Kampuchea Refugee Relief Operation, Thailand, 1979/80,

Australian Red Cross Society, 1983.


Mr Bernard Jan HOESMAN, Ashgrove QLD 4060 For service to music through brass and concert bands. Music

• Music Director, Brisbane Citizens Band, since 2015. • Founder, Music Director, Conductor, Brisbane Symphonic Band, 1976-1995. • Former Music Director, Conductor, St Lucia Orchestra, 1994-2000. • Former Music Director, Conductor, Brisbane Concert Orchestra, 2000-2014. • Former Conductor, Topp Brass.

Other

• Former Music Teacher, Education Queensland. • Former Education Lecturer, Queensland University of Technology. • Accredited Judge, National Band Council of Australia.


• Life Member, Brisbane Symphonic Band. • Life Member, Brisbane Excelsior Band.

Mrs Doris Marie HOFFMAN, Wellington NSW 2820 For service to the community of Wellington.

• Volunteer Columnist, Wellington Times, since 1996 • Publisher, 'What's on in Wellington', for many years. • Member, Wellington Access Advisory Committee. • Community and Development Coordinator, Wellington Action Group. • Founding Member, Wellington Chamber of Commerce; Active Member, ongoing. • Manager, Wellington Information and Neighbourhood Services, 2000. • Board Member, Orana Regional Development. • Part-time Coordinator, Adult Education Wellington, 1991-1996. • Member, Advisory Committee, Wellington TAFE Extension. • Member, Wellington Unit, Girl Guides Australia, for many years. • Produced first magazine in New South Wales for Lone Guides. • Volunteer, Teleaide, for over 30 years. • Volunteer, Wellington Oxley Museum. • Volunteer, Dubbo and District Family History Society. • Volunteer, Binjang Community Radio Inc.


• Named on the NSW Hidden Treasurers Honour Roll, 2017 • Woman of the Year, Dubbo Electorate, 2007 • Citizen of the Year, Dubbo Electorate, 1997 (Wellington) • 25 Year Long Service Award, Girl Guides Australia, 1988.


Dr William Peter HOLM, Somerset TAS 7322 For service to the veterinary profession, and to the community of Burnie. Veterinary Practice

• Veterinary Surgeon, Burnie/Wynyard regions, 42 years. • Executive Member, Australian Veterinary Association, 1987- 2014; State President, 3

terms. • Nominated as the representative of the veterinary profession to the committee

drafting the Animal Welfare Act 1993, State Government of Tasmania. • Appointed by the Minister, Ministerial Advisory Committee for Animal Welfare,

representing the AVA, six three year terms. • Past President and Director, Yolla Producers' Cooperative Society. • Honorary Official Veterinary Surgeon, Burnie Agricultural and Pastoral Society 2 day

Show, 25 years. Burnie Chamber of Commerce and Industry

• President, since 2012. • Member, 20 years.

Freemasonry

• Centenary Master, Emu Lodge, 1995. • Member, Emu Lodge, since 1984. • Preceptor, Montgomery Preceptory of Knights Templar, three terms.


• Life Member, Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists, 2018. • Fellow, Australian Veterinary Association, 2015. • Recipient, Meritorious Service Award, for 'Outstanding service to the Association, the

Profession and the Community', Australian Veterinary Association, 2009.


Ms Wendy HOLMAN, Cummins SA 5631 For service to the community of Cummins.

• Councillor, District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula, since 2010. Cummins and District Enterprise Committee

• Founding member, since 1997. • Chair. • Secretary.

• Founder/Director, Cummins Community Bank Board of Management, since 2000. • Director of the Board, Lower Eyre Health Services, 2003-2006. Chairperson, 2004-

2006. • Local Government Member, Lower Eyre Health Advisory Council, since 2010. • Member, Cummins Health Focus Group, 2016. • Director, Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation, 2010-2013.


• Recipient, South Australian Citizen of the Year and South Australian Citizen for District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula, 2001.

• Recipient, Woman of Achievement Award, Zonta, 2015.

Mr Colin Edward HOLMES, Deakin ACT 2600 For service to the community through a range of roles. Rotary International District 9710

• District Secretary, 2001-2002. Rotary Club of Canberra

• President, 1995-1996. • Secretary, 1992-1993. • Inaugural Member, Rotary Adventures in Citizenship program, 1993-2017. • Member, since 1991. • Paul Harris Fellow, 1994.

Community

• Chair, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, 1990s. • Chair, Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal, 1990s.


Mr Robert Henry HOLSCHIER, Stanhope VIC 3623 For service to the community of Stanhope and district.

• Secretary, Stanhope and District Development Committee Inc, since 2001. • Board Member and Chairman, Waranga News, 1984-2011. • Inaugural Vice President, Community Newspaper Association of Victoria, 2004-2006. • Member, Stanhope Men's Shed Committee, since 2013. • Chairman, Whroo Cemetery Trust, since 2012. • Chairman, Whroo Advisory Committee, 1999-2002. • President, Stanhope Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1982-1986. • President, Stanhope Community Health Centre, 1982-1984.

• President, Stanhope Swimming Pool Committee, 1965-1976 • President, Stanhope Swimming & Life Saving Club, 1967-1971 • Member, Rushworth High School Advisory Council, 1969-1976 • Member, Stanhope Mardi Gras Committee, 1970-1974 • Member, Stanhope Community Hall Committee, 1971-1973 • Member, Stanhope Football Club; also Junior Coach, Selector, Trainer &

Committee Member Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Centenary Medal, 'for outstanding services to his local community and the Victorian Regional Tourism Industry', 2002.

Dr Boon Hung HONG, Doncaster VIC 3108 For service to community health.

• Founder and Teacher, Yan Style Tai Chi Association of Australia (IYSTA), since 2000. Chinese Association of Victoria

• Teacher, Tai Chi, since 1982. • Foundation Member, 1982.

Medicine

• Former Senior Lecturer and Honorary Clinical Instructor, University of Melbourne, circa1985.

• Former Senior Lecturer, Monash University. • Former Examiner, Royal College of Surgeons.


Mr Brian Francis HOPKINS, Warragul VIC 3820 For service to print media, and to the community. Australian Country Press Association

• President, 1998-1999; Vice-President, 1997; Management Committee Member, '15 years'; Victorian Delegate, '25 years'; Life Member, since 2009.

• Director, Victorian Country Press Association, since 1971; Life Member, since 2004; President, 1984-1986;

• Director, Country Press Co-operative Company, '25 years'. Warragul Regional Newspapers

• Chairman, since 1994. • Managing Director, Warragul & Drouin Gazette, 1970-1994. • Director and Shareholder, 'Latrobe Valley Express' Newspaper, and the 'Maryborough

& District Advertiser', current. The Warragul Business Group

• Past Director. • Past Board Member, Warragul Chamber of Commerce and Industry. • Past Board Member, Drouin Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Gippsland Field Days

• Chair, 2004-2005 and 1982-1984. • Board Member, 2010-2011, 2001-2009, 1997-1998, 1992-1993, and 1980-1991. • Committee Member, since 1978.

Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia

• Founding Member, Baw Baw Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch. Australian Jaycees

• Senator (life member). • Life Member, Warragul Jaycees.

Old Melbournians Association

• Past President, Gippsland Branch.

Mrs Elizabeth Anne HOPWOOD, Orange NSW 2800 For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Community

• Chairperson and Volunteer Coordinator, Food Care Orange, current. • Board Member, Orange and District Early Education Program. • Community Services Manager, Orange City Council, 1980's-2003. • Co-Founder, Pinnacle Partnerships, current. • Former Board Member, LiveBetter Community Services. • Former Board Member, Housing Plus.


Mr Raymond HORDER, Merrylands NSW 2160 For service to cricket. Wenty Waratahs Sports and Social Club

• President, Cricket Division, since 1996. • Vice President, 1976-1996. • Canteen Manager, since 2012. • Member, since 1956. • Past Team Manager, Selector, Umpire, Field Marker, Social Secretary.

Parramatta District Cricket Association

• President/Chairman, 2009-2016. • Vice President, 1985-2009. • Delegate, 1974-1985. • Coach, Junior Team, current. • Member, since 1974. • Life Member, 1996.

Cumberland Council

• Honorary President, Ted Burge Sportsground Local Committee, 1999-2017. • Representative, Recreation and Sport Advisory Panel, since 2018.


• Recipient, Australian Sport's Award, Holroyd City Council, 2001.


Dr Donald William HOSSACK OBE PSM, Toorak VIC 3142 For service to medicine, and to the arts. Mental Health:

• Director of Surgery with the then Department of Mental Health, Victoria, 1972-1991. Medicine Other:

• General Surgeon in Private Practice, 1961-1991. • Surgical Consultant, Melbourne City Coroner's Court, 1961-1985. • Honorary Visiting Surgeon, Sandringham Hospital, Victoria, 1966-1972. • Honorary Outpatient Surgeon, Prince Henry's Hospital, Victoria, 1961-1966.

Royal Australian College of Surgeons:

• Spokesman, Victorian Road Trauma Committee, 1972-1979. Government of Victoria:

• Vice-Chair, Victorian Road Trauma Committee (Ministerial), 1970-1979. • Chair, Victorian Council of the Arts, 1980-1983. • Deputy Chair, Premier's Fountain Trust of Victoria, 1979-1981. • Foundation Chairman, Inaugural Sculpture Triennial, 1980-1981. • Deputy Chair, Australian Dance Theatre, 1977-1979.

Philanthropic:

• Founding Donor and Trustee, Phyllis and Francis Thornall-Shore Memorial Scholarship, Australasian College of Surgeons.

• Donated proceeds from published autobiography 'The Weaver's Son' to scholarships to assist medical students in need, University of Melbourne Medical Alumni, 2017.


• Recipient, Public Service Medal, in recognition of work as a surgeon with the Mental Health Authority of Victoria, 1992.

• Recipient, Officer, Order of the British Empire, for service to road safety and the arts, 1982.

• Recipient, Honorary Doctor of Medicine (Honoris Causa), for service to medicine and road safety, 2006.

• Awarded promotion from Surgeon Lieutenant to Surgeon Lieutenant Commander, Royal Australian Naval Reserve, 1961.


Mrs Coleen Lucille HOUSTON, Hay NSW 2711 For service to the community of Hay. Bishop's Lodge Historic House and Heritage Rose Garden, Hay

• Committee Member, since 1985. • Coordinator, Lodge Spring Market, 'for 10 years'.

Rose Society of South Australia

• President, Chaffey Rose Club (Branch), since circa 2013. • Convenor, Heritage Roses in Australia National Conference, 2005.

Heritage Roses in Australia

• Co-ordinator, Riverina Group, current. • Distinguished Service Award, 2006.

Riverina Women's Club

• Committee Member, since 1998. • Past President, 2008-2012. • Vice President, 2006-2008. • Member, since 1972.

Sing Australia, Hay

• Founding Member, since 2010. Hay Uniting Church

• Elder, current. Isolated Children's Parent's Association

• Co-Founding Member, current.

• Supporter, Dunera Museum, current. • Past Member, Hay Amateur Dramatically Society. • Past Member, Hay Historical Society.


Ms Virginia Erica HOWARD, Mosman NSW 2088 For service to the community of Mosman. Taldumande Youth Services

• Chair, since 2012. • Secretary, 2010-2012. • Board Member, since 2008.

Bendigo Bank Mosman Branch

• Company Secretary, since 2017. • Director, since 2010.

Dougherty Apartments - Retirement Village and Care Facility, Chatswood

• Chair, since 2017. • Director, since 2012.

Mosman Council

• Mayor, 1994-1997. • Deputy Mayor, 1993. • Councillor, 1983-1987, and 1991-2004. • Volunteer Community Visitor, current. • Citizen of the Year, 2016.

• Former Chair, Shore Regional Organisation of Councils, 1995-1996. • Former Chair, Steering Committee for Middle Head. • Former Chair, Mosman Heritage Council. • Former Director and Vice-Chair, Mosman Community College. • Director, Mosman Community Services Cooperative, since 1991. • Former Administrator, Mosman Meals on Wheels. • Former Administrator, Mosman Community Advice Bureau. • Former Director of Community Relations, Queenwood School, Mosman. • Former Executive Director, Wenona Foundation, Wenona School, North Sydney.

• North Shore 2018 Local Woman of the Year.

Rotary District 9685

• District President, 1976-77. • Paul Harris Fellow.

Mosman Rotaract Club

• President, 1972-73. • Secretary, 1971-72. • Charter Member, 1970.


Lieutenant Colonel John HOWELLS RFD (Retd), NSW For service to community history. National Boer War Memorial Association

• Member, New South Wales Committee, current. • Website Publisher and Administrator, current.

Royal New South Wales Lancers' Association

• Secretary, since 2012. • Commander, Reserve Forces Day Parade, 2005, 2015-2017. • Newsletter Editor, since 2001. • Member, since 1985.

New South Wales Lancer Memorial Museum

• Secretary, since 2000. • Public Officer, since 2000. • Website Publisher and Administrator, current. • Newsletter Editor, since 1998. • Military Historian/Tour Guide, since 1995.

Royal Australian Armoured Corps Corporation

• Member, Executive Council, since 2012. Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies, New South Wales

• Webmaster, since 2006. • Member, Special Interest Group on Military History, since 2008.

• Website Publisher and Administrator for numerous organisations including: Army

Museum of New South Wales, St Mary's Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia, University of New South Wales Regiment Association; Battle for Australia Association; Australian Reserve Forces Day Council; Vietnam Veterans' Association of Australia.

Dr Stephen Creswell HOWLE, Tamworth NSW 2340 For service to medicine. Employment

• General Practitioner since 1975. • Visiting Medical Officer, Tamworth Base Hospital, 1975-2012.

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

• Board Member, NSW and ACT Branch, since 2013. • Corlis Fellow, NSW and ACT Branch, 2013-2016. • GP Supervisor, Australian General Practice Training, 40 years. • Clinical Examiner, RACGP Fellowship Examinations.

• Founder, Board Member, Peel Health Care Ltd, since 2004. • Past Board Member, North West Health Professionals Network. • Past Board Member, New England Medicare Local. • Past Director, New England Area Training Service.


Dr Jon HRONSKY, West Perth WA 6005 For service to the mining sector. Mineral Exploration Industry

• Director and Principal, Western Mining Services, since 2007; • Director, Encounter Resources, since 2007; Cassini Resources, since 2014. • Manager, Strategy and Generative Services, Global Exploration Group, BHP Billiton,

2005-2007. • Global Geoscience Leader, WMC Resources, 1984-2005. • Senior Geoscience Leader, WMC Resources, 2001-2004. • Chairman, Centre for Exploration Targeting, University of Western Australia, over 10

years; Advisory Board Member, Centre for Global Metallogeny, “for several years”; Adjunct Professor, ongoing.

• Foundation Member, UNCOVER Initiative, 2012; Member, Geoscience Committee, since 2014.

Research and Educational Organisations

• Advisory Board Member, ARC Centre for Excellence for Core to Crust Fluids, current. Member, Advisory Board to the Research School of Earth Sciences, Australian National University.

• Adjunct Professor, Macquarie University, current. • Advisory Board Member, Geochemical Evolution and Metallogeny of Continents

National Key Centre (GEMOC), Macquarie University, current. • Member, Minerals Down Under Flagship Advisory Board, Commonwealth Scientific

and Industrial Research Organisation, current. • Member, Regional Geological Mapping and Mineral Resources Technical Sub-

Committee; Geological Survey Liaison Committee, Geological Survey of Western Australia, since 1996.

• Member, Human and Intellectual Capital Sub-Group, Mineral Exploration Action Agenda, Commonwealth Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, “for several years”.

Cooperative Research Centres

• Minerals Advisory Council Member, Landscape Environments and Mineral Exploration Cooperative Research Centre, 2002-2008.

• Executive Research Council Member, Predictive Mineral Discovery CRC, 2001-2008. • Science Steering Committee Member, Deep Exploration Technologies CRC, 2010-

2017. Professional Associations

• Chairman, Australian Geoscience Council, since 2013. • Member, National Executive, Geological Society of Australia; Recipient, Gibb-Maitland

Medal (2005). • Council Member, Australian Mineral Foundation. • Fellow, Society of Economic Geology; Distinguished Lecturer Award, 2009. • Member, Geoconferences (WA), since 1996.


Mr Desmond Peter HUDSON, Winter Valley VIC 3358 For service to youth. Victoria Police

• Youth Resource Officer, Ballarat, since 2005. • Facilitator, Police Schools Involvement Program, 1996-2005. • Founder, Ballarat Mobile Youth Entertainment Vehicle 'The Bus', 2007. • Member, since 1989.

Blue Light

• Member, Blue Light Victoria State Council, since 2014. • Chair and Life Member, Ballarat Blue Light, since 2005. • Executive Member, Ballarat Maryborough Blue Ribbon Foundation, 2000-2015.

City of Ballarat

• Mayor, 2015-2016. • Deputy Mayor, 2007-2008 and 2013-2014. • Councillor, since 2002. (first elected to the Sebastopol Ward and now representing the

South Ward) Other

• Inaugural Chair, Ballarat and District Suicide Prevention Network, since 2011. • Chair, Investigation and Disciplinary Tribunal, Ballarat and District Soccer Association,

since 2012. • Past President, Ballarat and District Soccer Association. • Past President, Sebastopol Vikings Soccer Club. • Past President, Ballarat and District Soccer Referees Association. • Past Chair and Committee member, Lumen Christi School Council.

Mr Geoffrey Drury HUDSON, Box Hill South VIC 3128 For service to youth through Scouts. Scouts Victoria

• Founder, Scout Adventure Racing, since 2011. • Examiner, Pursuits, Queens Scout Award, since 2011. • Adult Helper, since 2017. • Office Bearer, Scouts Victoria, 2011-2017. • District Rostered Parent, Whitehorse District, 2011-2017. • Scout Leader, 9th Box Hill Scout Group, 1993-2000.


• Meritorious Service Award, Scouts Australia, 2016. • 10 Year Service Award, Scouts Australia, 2014. • 5 Year Service Award, Scouts Australia, 1998.


Mr John Leonard HUDSON, Camberwell VIC 3124 For service to the community of Hawthorn. Community

• Manager, Boroondara Farmers Market, since 2008. • Treasurer, Boroondara Cares Foundation, 2014-2016. • Committee Member, Boroondara Family Network, 2007-2013.

Rotary Club, Glenferrie

• President, 2004-2005. • Former Treasurer. • Former Secretary. • Member, since 1998.

Other

• Voluntary Auditor, Auburn Uniting Church, current. • Treasurer, Camberwell Girls Grammar School, 1993-1994. • Finance Manager, Trinity Grammar School, 1991-2006.

Dr Bronwyn Eleanor HUGHES, Mount Eliza VIC 3930 For service to the visual arts. Artist

• Represented in various collections including: State Craft Collection, Albury Regional Art Gallery, Monash Medical Centre Art Collection and Premier's Department, New South Wales.

Committee and advisory roles

• Chair, GLAAS Incorporated (Glass Light Art and Architecture Synergies), since 2014. National Trust of Australia, Victorian Division

• Chair, Public Art Committee, 2012-2014. • Member, Public Art Committee, since 2001.

Architectural Glass Design Australia

• Founding Member, since 2002. • Committee Member, 2002-2004. • Honorary Life Member, 2015.

The Duldig Studio, Malvern

• Founding Member and Vice-President, 2002-2014. • Chair, Collections and Exhibitions Committee, 2002-2014. • Honorary Life Member, 2014.

City of Frankston

• Member, Public Art Reference Group (selection of major works for art in public spaces), 2001-2011.

• Member, Reference Committee, Cube 37 Contemporary Art Space, 2001-2004. Australia International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)


• Chair, Editorial Committee, Historic Environment, 1998-2001. • Member and Reviews Editor, 'Historic Environment', 1995-2002. • Member, 1989-2002.

• Member, Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Materials, 2002-2008. • Editor, 'Ausglass magazine', Ausglass, 1993-1994.

• Director, Hughes Hughes Associates, since 1997.

Author

• Army History Unit Grant, for 'Lights Everlasting: Representations of ANZAC in Stained Glass', Department of Defence, 2013.

• Army History Unit Grant, for 'Lights Everlasting: Commemorative Stained Glass of the First and Second World Wars', Department of Defence, 2009.

• 'Lights of our Past: Australia's Historic Stained Glass' (CD-ROM, RMIT Publishing, 1999).

• Articles, Essays and Cataloguing in various Journals and Magazines, since 1993. Editor

• 'The Encyclopaedia Project', managed and supported by Glaas Inc, to 2018. Academia Holmesglen Institute of TAFE:

• Curriculum development for glass courses, late 1990s. • Sessional teaching, Certificate III - 'Leadlight and Stained Glass' and 'Glass and

Glazing', 1998-2010.

• Curriculum development, history, conservation of glass, Wathaurong Glass, Geelong (Aboriginal Unit RMIT University), since 1998.

• Honorary Associate, of the School of Midwifery and Nursing, University of Queensland, 2013-2016.

Monash University:

• Deputy Head, Department of Applied Art, Caulfield and Peninsula Campus, 1995-1997.

• Senior Lecturer and Co-ordinator of Glass Studies, Caulfield and Peninsula Campuses, 1981-1997.


• Recipient, Melbourne Abroad Travel Award, University of Melbourne, 2002. • Recipient, Best Audio-Visual Multimedia Award, for 'Lights of Our Past: Australia's

Historic Stained Glass', Victorian Community History Awards, 2000. • Recipient, International Specialised Skills Institute, Fellowship, 1993.


Mr John James HUGHES, Hazelbrook NSW 2779 For service to the community through emergency response organisations. New South Wales State Emergency Service

• Local Controller, Blue Mountains Unit, since 2011. • Deputy Local Controller, 2001-2011. • Operations Officer, 1994-2001. • Communications Officer and Volunteer, since 1981.

New South Wales Police Force

• Chair, Public Service Association Communications Advisory Group, since 2017. • Acting Policy and Research Officer, NSW Communications Group, different

periods of time between 2005-2008. • Education and Development Support Officer, Police Radio Operations Group Penrith,

since 2005. • Union Delegate, Public Service Association, since 2011. • Senior Communications Officer, Penrith Radio Operations, since 2001. • Communications Officer, 1991-2001.

Awards and recognition includes: New South Wales State Emergency Service

• Commissioner's Commendation, 2013. • State Medal for Hunter/Sydney Northern Storms, 2007. • Unit Citation Award, 2006. • National Medal, 1st and 2nd Clasps, for 35 years of service.

New South Wales Police Force

• Diligent and Ethical Service Medallion, 25 Years. • Commissioner's Sesquicentenary Citation. • Commissioner's Olympic Citation. • Commander's Citation, Communications Group, 2009. • Commissioner's Long Service Award 25 Years, 2016.

The Reverend Alfred Peter HUMPHRIS, Fremantle WA 6160 For service to the Anglican Church of Australia.

• Rector, St Paul's Anglican Church, Beaconsfield, 1995-2017. • Founding Member, In Giving We Receive Inc (IGWR), since 2009. • Founding Member, Just Manna Inc.


Mr Mark David HUNTER, Nyora VIC 3987 For service to youth. Scouts Victoria

• Personal Leader Adviser, Cardinia District, current. • Scout Leader, 1st Lang Lang Group, since 1999. • Scout Leader, 1st Devon Meadows Group, 1991-1998.

AFL School Ambassador Program

• Ambassador, since 2008. • Ran AFL clinic, Cobbers School, Frommelles, France, 2015. • Presented AFL footballs to Victoria School, Villers-Bretonneux, France, 2015.

Devon Meadows Football Club

• Past player and member, 1991-2001. • Life Member

Lang Lang Football and Netball Club

• Current player and member, since 2002. South Gippsland Touch Football

• Junior Coordinator, since 2017 Loch Primary School

• Teacher, since 2003. Clyde Primary School

• Integration Aide, 1999-2001. Wooranna Park Primary School

• Integration Aide, 1994-1998. Carwatha P-12 School (Formally Noble Park North Primary School)

• Integration Aide, 1992-1995. Awards and recognition includes:

• Cardinia Shire Council Outstanding Community Achievement Award, 2012. • Lang Lang Australia Day Community Service Award, 2012. • Silver Koala Award, Scouts Australia, 2014.

Mr John HURLEY, QLD For service to martial arts. Martial Arts

• Chief Instructor, Aikido Dojo Inc. PCYC Fortitude Valley, current.


Mr Graham Peter HYDE, Auchenflower QLD 4066 For service to medical administration. Australasian College of Health Service Management

• Additional Board Director, 2013-2018. • National Treasurer, 2013-2018. • Honorary Fellow, since 2016. • Member, Governance Committee, current. • President, Queensland Branch Council, 2013. • Former State President Queensland. • Former, Director of the National Board. • Member, Queensland Branch Council, 1991-2001. • Member, New South Wales Branch College, 1974 - circa 1990. • Member, since 1974.

Anglican Church

• Liturgical Organist, St Thomas Anglican Church, Toowong, current. • Member, Guild of Church Musicians -UK and Australia, current. • Former Director of music/Organist, St Martin's Anglican Church, Mullumbimby. • Former Organist, St Paul's Anglican Church, Cleveland. • Former Organist, St Peter's Anglican Church, Wynnum. • Former Director of Music and Organist, Auchenflower/Milton Anglican Parish. • Former Priest's Warden and Parish Councillor, Auchenflower/Milton Anglican Parish. • Former Synod Representative Brisbane Anglican Diocese, Auchenflower/Milton Anglican

Parish. Royal School of Church Music

• Former Council Member, Queensland Branch. • Former National Councillor.

Mullumbimby Rotary Club

• Immediate Past President - Mullumbimby Rotary Club - 9 years • Former Secretary. • Former Treasurer. • Former International Director. • Former Community Services Director. • Former Club Service Director. • Paul Harris Fellowship Award, 1995.

• Member, Royal Society of Health, current. • Coordinator/Surveyor, Australian Council on Health Care Standards, since 1996. • Former Chair of the Management Committee, Australians Donate. • Former Queensland representative on Australians Donate - the National Organ and Tissue

Network Agency. • Former Chair, Queenslanders Donate. • Former Chair, Queensland Health Transplant Clinical Advisory Committee. • Consultant General Manager, Immanuel Gardens Retirement Village, 2006-2007. • District Manager, Bayside Health Service District, 1996-2001. • Executive Officer, Eastern Sector Health Service, Brisbane South Region, 1991-1996. • Acting Assistant Regional Director, Finance and Administration Brisbane South Regional

Health Authority, 1995. • Chief Executive Officer, Brunswick Byron Health Service, 1983-1991. • Chief Executive Officer, Bangalow/Byron/Mullumbimby Hospitals, 1979-1983. • Executive Officer, Woy Woy Hospital, 1975-1978. • Executive Officer, Central Coast Area Health Service- Wyoming Hospital, 1974-1975. • Managing Partner, Graham P Hyde and Associates, since 2001. • Member, Australian Institute of Management, current. • Member, Institute of Public Accountants, current.


Ms Yelena ILYIN, Greensborough VIC 3088 For service to the Russian community of Melbourne. Australian Representative, Russian Compatriot Organisation, Asia Pacific Region, 2018. Russian Ethnic Representative Council of Victoria

• Vice-President, 2017-2018; 2012-2014 • President, 2014-2016; 2006-2012. • Secretary, 2002-2004. • Committee Member, 1995-2002.

Volunteer Teacher, Russian Language, Cathedral of the Protection of the Holy Virgin Russian School in Melbourne, 1994-1997. Scouts Leader, St. George Pathfounders, 1995-2000. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Multicultural Award for Excellence, Victorian Multicultural Commission, 2010.

Rabbi Chaim Nota INGRAM, Bondi Junction NSW 2022 For service to the Jewish community.

• Honorary Secretary, Rabbinical Council of New South Wales, since 1998. • Secretary, Organisation of Rabbis of Australasia, 2013-2015. • Director, Kol Shira Learning Centre Bondi, 2012-2015. • Aide, Sydney Beth Din, current. • Honorary Resident Rabbi, Sydney Jewish Centre on Ageing (CoA), since 2004;

Volunteer teacher of educational and enrichment classes, since 2000; Nursing Home Visitor, 20 years.

• Itinerant Rabbi, Surfers Central Synagogue Queensland, 2006-2007. • Chazan and Associate Rabbi, Central Synagogue Sydney, 1992-2004. • Author, 'The Cosmic Diamond' (2015); 'Fragment of The Hammer' (2013); 'Spirals of

the Soul' (2018). • Rabbi, The Caro Synagogue, 2004-2005.


Mr John Robert IVE, Flynn ACT 2615 For service to the superfine wool growing industry. Primary Industry - General

• Grazier and Land manager, Talaheni, since 1980. • Committee Member, Conservation Agriculture and No-till Farming Association, , 2010-2014. • State Committee Member and Southern Tablelands Branch Representative, Grassland Society

of NSW Inc, since 1998. • Committee Grower-Member and final Chairman, Australian Wool Innovation- Wool Carbon

Alliance, 2009-2014. • Inaugural Member, Environmental Farmers Network, since 2005. • Farmer Delegate, External Reference Group, Bureau of Meteorology, since 2017. • Active Participant, EY Review of AWI, 2018. • Farmer Member, Soil Carbon Stakeholder Reference Group, Department of the

Environment, 2011-2014 and wool grower representative on Sheep Methodology Working Group, 2015-2016.

• Independent Member, Animal Ethics Committee, 1992-1996 and Chairman, 1996-2006. • Member, Murrumbateman Landcare Group, and previous committee and executive member,

1993-2006. • Foundation Member/Chairman, Yass Valley Revegetation Project, 1983-1990. • Host of field trials for MDBC, DPI-NSW, CSIRO, Greening Australia, since 1988. • Host of field days, since 1984.

• Researcher, CSIRO, 1967-2006.

• Australian Member, International Board of Editors, Agroecology and Sustainable Food

Systems, since 2001. Australian Superfine Wool Growers Association (ASWGA)

• Member, since 1987. • Committee Member, Goulburn-Yass Region, since 1990.

• Regional Chairman, Goulburn-Yass Region, 2006-2012. • National Council Delegate for Goulburn-Yass Region, 2006-2012 and since 2015. • Attracted sponsorship and co-hosted Annual National Reunion and fleece competition at

Talaheni, 2018. • Current finalist, Regional Achievement and Community Agricultural Innovation Award

NSW-ACT, 2018. • Recipient, ASWGA fleece competition award for Goulburn-Yass region, 2018. • ASWGA Project Coordinator, Premium Quality Wool CRC, 1993-2000. • ASWGA Representative Member, Participant Committee, Sheep CRC since 2014. • Initiated commemorative superfine wool display, International Year of Natural Fibres,

National Museum of Australia, 2009. • Initiated Australia Post stamp series commemorating International Year of Natural Fibres,

2009. • Instigated display of superfine wool, National Wool Museum, 2018. • ASWGA superfine wool classing accreditation, 1991. • Professional wool classer registration, 1988.

Other awards and recognition include:

• Protecting Biodiversity from Rapid Climate Change Award, United Nations Association of Australia, 2017.

• Inaugural National Carbon Cocky of the Year, Carbon Farmers, 2011. • Climate Champion, Climate Variability CRC, 2010. • Conservation Farmer of the Year Award, Conservation Agriculture and No-till Farming

Association, 2009. • Recipient, Regional Landcare Award, 2006. • Recipient, Triple Bottom Line Award, United Nations Association of Australia, 2004. • Regional Achiever of the Year Award, - NSW- ACT, 2004. • Recipient, Community Fellowship, Land and Water Australia, 2002-2003. • Recipient, Ultrafine Merino Fleece Award, National Merino Sheep Show, Dubbo, NSW, 2017.


Mrs Martha Maree JABOUR, Carlingford NSW 2118 For service to the community through support for victims of crime.

• Executive Director, Homicide Victims' Support Group (Aust) Inc., since 1993. • State Parole Authority of NSW, since 2006.

• Former Member, NSW Sentencing Council; NSW Serious Offenders Council; NSW

Judicial Commission Conduct Division.

Mr Francis Adrian JACKSON, Elsternwick VIC 3185 For service to the performing arts, particularly through music.

• Artistic Director, Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues, 1990-2017. • Artistic Director, Stonnington Jazz Festival, 2006-2014. • Artistic Director, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, 1998-2004.

• Jazz critic for various publications, notably The Age, 1978-1999. • Has also written for:

Jazz Down Under Rythms, Australasian Jazz & Blues The Bulletin Business Review Weekly

Mr Donald George JAGO, Hawthorn East VIC 3123 For service to the community. Rotary International Rotary Club of Camberwell

• President, 1996-1997. • Member, since 1990.

Rotary District 9800 • Governor, 2003-2004. • District Rotary Foundation Chair, 2004-2006. • Representative, International Council of Legislation, 2013, 2010. • Regional Foundation Coordinator, 2006-2009. • District Chair, End Polio Now, 2009-2017. • District Director, Community Service, 1999-2000. • Involved with Donations in Kind, since 2000.

• Founder and Chair, Boroondara Cares Foundation, 2007-2013. • Volunteer, Royce and Jean Abbey Vocational Scholarship Program, 2010-2018.


Dr Bernard Maurice JENNER, Geelong VIC 3220 For service to the community of the Barwon region. Gateway Support Services (formerly known as Barwon Interchange)

• President, since 2002. • Vice-President,1997-2001. • Founder and President, Barwon Interchange,1982-1997.

Hope Bereavement Care (formerly known as Family and Child Terminal Supports)

• President, since 1993. • Founder and President, Family and Child Terminal Supports, 1985-1993.

Geelong Hospital Barwon Health

• Senior Consultant Paediatrician, since 1980. • Divisional Medical Director, Children's Services, 2003-2010.

• Private Consultant Paediatrician, since 1980. • Founder and Chairman, Barwon Paediatric Services, 1992 - present. • Senior Lecturer, Paediatrics, Monash, Melbourne then Deakin University, since 2009. • Lecturer, Masters in Social Science (Family Therapy), Swinburne University of

Technology, 1990-2011 (through Williams Road Family Therapy Centre). Supporter of a range of organisations including:

• Geelong Branch, Asthma Victoria; • Barwon Juvenile Diabetes Association; • Australian Spasmodic Torticollis Association (Victorian Branch); • Spastic Society of Victoria; and • The Children's Welfare Association and Child Protection Society.

Geelong Football Club

• Host Family, since 2003. • Founder, Home Meal Program for players living away from home, 1999-2006. • Supporter, since 1989.


• Compassionate Employer Recognition Award, Compassionate Friends Victoria, for Gateways Support Services, 2012.

• Australia Day Ambassador, since 2008. • Local Hero for Regional Victoria, Australian of the Year Awards, 2007. • The Geelong Advertiser Business Excellence Award for Government Funded Services,

Gateways 2005. • Regional Achiever Award, Parks Victoria, 2005. • Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International, 2003. • Alan J Holding Fellow Award, Lions Clubs International District 201 V2, 1998. • Advance Australia Foundation Award, for Interchange Barwon, 1995. • Family Support & Community Education Award, Sudden Infant Death Research

Foundation, for Barwon Paediatric Bereavement Programme, 1994.


Mr John Graeme JENNINGS, Seymour VIC 3660 For service to community history.

• Life Member, Seymour and District Historical Society, 23 years. • Author or Co-author of 12 books/booklets of Local History. • Life Member, Australian Light Horse Memorial Park Committee, 1996-2017.

• Life Member, School Sport Victoria, 1993-2018. • Advisor, Mitchell Shire's Heritage Advisory Committee, 2008-2014. • Member, Military Heritage Weekend Committee, 2011-2015. • Member, Seymour Probus Club, 1995-2018. • Member, Seymour Development Committee. • Member, Seymour Old Court House Committee, 2000-2017. • Member, Centenary of Federation Committee, 2000-2001.

Member of various committees to celebrate events such as Centenary of visit by Lord Kitchener, Seymour Primary School 125th and 150th Anniversaries, Seymour Tidy Towns, Seymour Rafting Festival.

• Member Greensborough Apex Club 1970s.

• Former Principal, Grant Street State School, 1981-1993. Awards and recognition includes:

• Australia Day Citizen of the Year, Mitchell Shire Council, 2018. • Award of Merit, Royal Historical Society of Victoria, 2012. • Australia Day Community Awards, Mitchell Shire Council, 2003 and 2009. • Australia Day Community Awards, Rural City of Seymour, 1994.


Mr Andrew Frank JESSOP, Craigieburn VIC 3064 For service to the community. Hume City Council

• Mayor, 2016-2017, and 2001-2002. • Deputy Mayor, 2000-2001. • Councillor, since 1997. • Member, Craigieburn Festival Committee, 1997-2015. • Committee Member, Selwyn House, Craigieburn Education and Community Centre,

1997-2016. Craigieburn War Memorial and Remembrance Committee ANZAC Day Service Committee

• Treasurer, current. • Foundation Member.

• Member, Craigieburn Residents' Association, since 2006. • Member, Highlands Residents' Association, current. • Member, Friends of Malcolm Creek, since 2007. • Member, Craigieburn Bowling Club, since 2007. • Member, Craigieburn Historical Interest Group, since 2003. • Member, Merri Creek Management Committee, 1997-2016. • Supporter, Craigieburn State Emergency Service, since 1997.

St Thomas Uniting Church, Craigieburn

• Secretary, since 2017. • Council Member, since 1988. • Ministry Team Member, since 2014. • Coordinator, Men's Group, more than 10 years.

Orana Uniting Care

• Former Chair. • Former Board Member.

• Board Member, Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority, 2006-

2011. • Former Manager, Corporate Administration, City West Water Corporation.

• President, Craigieburn Primary School Council, 1996-2003; Member, 1995-2003.


Mrs Maree Evelyn JOHNSON, St Marys NSW 2760 For service to veterans and their families. Nepean Wives of Vietnam Veterans Support Group

• President, since 2012 and 1999-2007. • Founder, since 1999.

• Member, St Mary's Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia, since

1991. • Member, Education Team, St Mary's Vietnam Veterans' Outpost, Vietnam Veterans

Association of Australia, 2005-2011. • Makes quilts and laundry bags for Aussie Hero Quilts, current. • Member, Blacktown Sub-Branch, Partners of Veterans Association of Australia Inc,

current.

Ms Melva JOHNSON, Echuca VIC 3564 For service to the Indigenous community of Victoria. Echuca Regional Health

• Life Governor. • Former Board Member.

Victorian Aboriginal Education Association

• Chair, Echuca Consultative Group, current. • Founder, Echuca Group.

Njernda Aboriginal Corporation

• Former Administrator. • Board Member, current.

Community

• Former Chair, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation. • Named in Honour, Aunty Melva Johnson Residential Unit (student residence), Deakin

University. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Bishop Noel Daly Award for 'Leadership in Catholic Education', 2011. • Recipient, Victorian Honour Roll for Women, 2002. • Recipient, Aboriginal Victorian Honour Roll for Women, 2002. • Recipient, Centenary Medal, 2001. • Life Member, Victorian Aboriginal Education Association.


The Honourable Robert Frank JOHNSON, Kallaroo WA 6025 For service to the Parliament and community of Western Australia. Radio Lollipop International Radio Lollipop (Australia)

• Chairman, Board of Trustees, since 1993. • Supporter, since 1988.

Radio Lollipop United Kingdom • Supporter, since 1985. • Volunteer, late-1980s.

Parliament of Western Australia

• Leader of the House, Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 2008-2012. • Minister for Police and Road Safety, 2008-2012. • Minister for Emergency Services, 2008-2011. • Instituted automatic referral of 100% of all funds from speed and red light camera fines

in Western Australia into the Road Trauma Trust Account dedicated to road safety initiatives.

• Developed and implemented Australia's first public sex offender register. • Minister for Works and Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests, 1999-2001. • Member for Hillarys, 1996-2017 (representing the Liberal Party of Australia, 1996-

2016, and Independent, 2016-2017). • Member for Whitford, 1993-1996.

City of Wanneroo

• Mayor, 1992. • Councillor, 1991-1992.

• Mayor, London Borough of Sutton, United Kingdom, 1985.


Mrs Barbara JOHNSTON, Currawarna NSW 2650 For service to the communities of Wagga Wagga. Country Women's Association of New South Wales Euberta Branch

• Agricultural and Environmental Officer, current. • President, 2011-2014, 2005-2007, 1998-2001, 1989-1991, 1983-1985. • Secretary, 2015-2017, 2008-2010, 2002-2004. • Has held most other positions at the Branch, since 1978.

Riverina Group • Group Agriculture and Environment Officer, current. • Secretary and Member, State Agriculture and Environmental Committee, 10 years. • Has held various executive positions including President, Vice-President, Group

Publicity Officer, Group Cultural Officer, Group Agricultural & Environmental Officer and CWA Group Representative to State.

• Member, since 1978. Community

• President, Wagga Rural Ratepayers Association, current. • Committee Member and Volunteer, North East Rural Counselling Service, 1991-2016. • President and Secretary, Mangain Red Cross, current; Member, over 55 years. • President, Currawarna Recreational Grounds, current. • Member, Wagga Wagga and District Branch, NSW Farmers, current. • Former State and Region Secretary and Member, NSW Australian Poll Dorset

Association (APDA); Patron, Albury/Wagga Region APDA and Patron of NSW State APDA.

Awards and Recognition includes:

• Currawarna Rural Fire Brigade, 50 year long service medallion.


Ms Nicole Danielle JOHNSTON, Barton ACT 2600 For service to nursing. Clare Holland House

• Palliative Aged Care Nurse Practitioner, since 2014. • Nurse, Home Based Palliative Care Community Service, 2003-2007. • Nurse, ACT Hospice.

Canberra Hospital

• Palliative Care Nurse Practitioner, 2010-2014. • Nurse, Calvary ACT, 2003-2007.

• Registered Nurse, since 1989. • Member, Palliative Care Australia, current.

Education

• Guest Lecturer, Australian Catholic University. • Guest Lecturer, University of Canberra. • Co-Author and Contributor, BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care Journal.

Ms Melanie JONES, Footscray VIC 3011 For service to cricket, and to the community. Cricket

• Commentator, International and Domestic Cricket Matches, current. • Australian Cricketer, 1997-2005; played 5 Test Matches and 6 One Day Internationals. • Member, Australian Women's World Cup Team, 1997 and 2005. • Member, Victoria Spirit, Australian Women's National Cricket League, 1996-2009. • Member, Tasmanian Roar, Women's Twenty20 and Satellite Coach. • Member, Surrey Country Cricket, Cricket South Africa, (development work). • Life Member, Essendon Maribyrnong Park Ladies Cricket Club and Active Member,

ongoing. Other sport and community service includes

• Taskforce Member, Women in Sport and Recreation Victoria, current. • Board Member, Bowls Australia, 2014-2016. • Ambassador, Red Dust Role Models, current and Volunteer, since 2009. • Teacher, Sunshine Primary School, 2005-2006. • Ambassador, Children's Cricket Charity, since 2018. • Advocate for inclusion and diversity in sport through Australian and international sports

broadcasts.


Ms Nancy Phyllis JONES, Hay NSW 2711 For service to the road transport industry. Trucking industry

• Co-Owner, NJ and NP Jones, since 1969; Driver, 11 years. • Member, Livestock and Rural Carriers Association Victoria, current. • Former Member, Australian Road Train Association. • Member, Transport Women Australia, current. • Member, NatRoad, current.

Livestock and Bulk Carriers Association NSW

• Committee Member, Bulk Carriers Section, current. • Treasurer, 14 years.

Community

• Former Secretary/Treasurer, Hay Neighbourhood Watch and Safety House organisations.

• Custodian and Pilot Wing Member, Royal Flying Doctor Service, current. • Justice of the Peace, since 1995.


• Rotary Club of Hay, Business Woman of the Year Award, 2000. • Inductee, Hidden Treasures Roll, NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2011. • Life Membership, Livestock and Bulk Carriers Association, 2010. • Inducted into the Australian Road Transport Hall of Fame, 2004. • NatRoad Quiet Achiever Award, 2003. • Australian Trucking Industry Woman of the Year, Australian Trucking Association,

2001.


Mr Robert William JOSEPH, Bella Vista NSW 2153 For service to the community. Reserve Forces Day Committee NSW

• Council Member, since 2004. • Secretary, one year.

Me da llion P roje ct Office r, National Boer War Memorial Association, 2012. Me da llion P roje ct Office r, for the Recognition of support by Families and Employees, 2011. Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) Association NSW

• Treasurer, since 2002. • Member, since 1986.

TAD Disability Services - Northmead NSW Volunteer Driver, since 2013. Tattersalls International

• Founding Member, City Tattersalls Toastmasters Club, 1995. • President, 1986, 1996. • Vice-President of Education, 1997. • Area 1 Governor, 2002/2003. • Central Division Governor, 2003/2004.

Jane Austen Society

• Honorary Auditor, since 2009. Australian Society of Certified Practicing Accountants Me mbe r, 1989. Fe llow, 1998.


Mr Brice KADDATZ, Araluen QLD 4570 For service to horticulture. The Australian Macadamia Society

• Productivity Support Officer, 2016-2018. • Board Member, Honorary Company Secretary and Treasurer, 2011-2016.

Macadamia Conservation Trust

• Chairman, 2012-2018. • Member, since 2010.

Rural Industries

• Supplier, Mackay Sugar 1989-1994 • Member, Australian Gelbvieh Association, since 1990, President, since 2017. • Field/Grower Liaison Officer, Suncoast Gold Macadamias, 2002-2015

Endeavour Foundation

• Life Member, 1983. • Board Member, Mackay Branch, 1982-1992, Board Chairman 1987-1992 • State Board Member, 1987-1992 • Manager, Cooloola-South Burnett Branch, 1994-2000. • Manager, Endeavour Farms, 1999-2000 • Member, Wide Bay Area Committee, 2004-2007, 2014-2018.

Apostolic Church of Queensland

• Evangelist, Northern District, since 1993 • Deacon, 1972-1993


• Norman R Greber OAM Memorial Award, 2015. • Citizen of the Year, Pioneer Valley Lions (Mackay) circa1980.

Mr Robert George KALAF, Morisset NSW 2264 For service to the community of Cooranbong.

• Pharmacist, Cooranbong Pharmacy and Compounding, more than 25 years. Has served in a range of roles including:

• President, Cooranbong Chamber of Commerce, 1990-2006. • Member, Sewerage Development Committee. • Member, Tidy Towns Committee; • Project Manager, Director and Supporter, Eyes for India. (a charitable organisation that

in 10 years has restored the sight of 6,000 blind people in India). • Parishioner, Avondale Memorial Seventh Day Adventist Church. • Past Volunteer Coach, Swimming Squad, Avondale School, for 11 years.


Mr Terry William KAY, Lindisfarne TAS 7015 For service to the community through social welfare initiatives. St Vincent de Paul Society (Tasmania)

• Secretary, Sandy Bay / Taroona Branch, current. • Past Member, Southern Regional Council.

Community

• Member, Rotary Club of Hobart, 1993-2017. • Member, Old Virgilllian Association Golf Day, current.


• Recipient, Paul Harris Fellowship, Rotary Club of Hobart, 2010.

Mr Christos KAZONIS, West End QLD 4101 For service to the Greek community of Brisbane. Greek Orthodox Community of St George, Brisbane

• President, 1993-2001. • Vice-President, 1989-1992. • Councillor, current.

Greek Orthodox Youth Australia (GOYA)

• Former President. • Former Vice-President. • Former Treasurer. • Founder, Goya Touch Football Association. • Member since, 1968.

Paniyiri Greek Festival

• Chair, current. • Member, Organising Committee, since 1989.

The Australian Hellenic Sports and Cultural Centre

• Chair, Management and Development Committee, since 1996. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, St George Medal for 'services to the Greek community', 2013. • Recipient, Life Membership, Greek Orthodox Community of St George, Brisbane,

2010. • Recipient, Queensland Multicultural Award, Government of Queensland, 2000. • Recipient, Life Membership, Greek Orthodox Youth Australia, 1982.


Mrs Norma Margaret KEILY, Strathalbyn SA 5255 For service to the community of Strathalbyn. Strathalbyn Garden Club:

• President, since 2011. • Newsletter Editor, since 2011.

Scouts Social and Service Group:

• Secretary, since 2010. • Patrol Leader, Garden Patrol, since 2008.

• Secretary, U3A Strathalbyn, since 2010.

• Member, Holy Trinity Church Mount Barker (Trinity Mount Barker), current.

Happy Valley Scout Group:

• Cub Scout Leader, 1992-1995. • Secretary, 1984-1993. • Fund-Raising Officer, 1984-1993. • Member, 1984-2001.

Woodcroft College:

• Former Chair of Parent's Committee. • Founder, Woodcroft College Library. • Former Volunteer.


• Recipient, Distinguished Service Award, South Australia Branch, Scouts Australia, 2004.


Mr Gregory George KEIR, Barrack Heights NSW 2528 For service to veterans and their families. Legacy Foundation of New South Wales

• Chairman, 2008-2017. • Board Representative, Wollongong and South Coast Legacy, Goulburn Legacy, and

Queanbeyan Eden Monaro Legacy, since 2000. Wollongong and South Coast Legacy

• Honorary Secretary, since 2001. • Treasurer, since 2007. • President, 1997-1999. • Senior Vice-President, 1996-1997. • Junior Vice-President, 1995-1996. • Founding Member and Treasurer, Wollongong Legacy Business and Community

Luncheon Committee, since 2007. Wollongong Group

• Chairman, 2000. • Board Representative, since 1993. • Committee Member, Wollongong Legacy Camp. • Member, since 1986.

Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia Illawarra Sub-Branch

• Member, since 1983. • Assisted with foundation.


Mr Graeme Paul KELLY, Bundeena NSW 2230 For service to industrial relations.

• Executive Member, Australian Services Union, since 2010. United Services Union

• General Secretary, since 2010. • Former Manager, Southern Region. • Former OHS Officer, Southern Region. • Former Employee, Federated Municipal and Shire Council Employees' Union.

• Member, NSW ALP Administrative Committee, current. • Convenor, White Ribbon Day, Since 2011. • Sitting member, Office of Local Government Employment Matters Working Party,

current. • Ministerial Advisory Group Appointee, Local Government New South Wales.

Unions New South Wales

• Vice-President, current. New South Wales Local Government Super

• Former Trustee/Director, 2011-2013. Bundeena RSL Memorial Club

• President, 2000-2010; since 2016. • Former Honorary Secretary. • Former Licensee.

The New South Wales Workcover Rights of Entry training program

• Former Co-founding member. • Former Unions Workcover Officer.

• Former Founding Member, The Canterbury Council Consultative Committee. • Former Firefighter, Bundeena Brigade.

Mr Michael KELLY, Perwillowen QLD 4560 For service to the community of the Sunshine Coast.

• Chair and Co-Founder, Wishlist, Sunshine Coast Health Foundation, 1998-2017. • Assistant Clerk and Safety Officer, MotoX Championships, 2006-2014. • Volunteer, Australian SuperX Championships, 2006-2009. • Chair, Lead on Australia, Sunshine Coast, 2005-2006. • Founding President, Sunshine Junior Motorbike Club, 1999-2007.


• Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Club of Australia, 2009. • Maroochy Australia Day Award, Maroochy Shire Council, 2008. • Life Member, Sunshine Junior Motorbike Club.


Mr Wilfred Joseph KELLY, Upper Horton NSW 2347 For service to the community of Upper Horton.

• Coordinator, Upper Horton Dog Trials, 25 years. Coordina tor, Upper Horton Horse Sale, approximately 40 years.

• Coordinator, Campdraft and Rodeo, 60 years; donates cattle.

• Life Member, Upper Horton Pony Club. • President, Zone 8 Pony Club, several occasions.

• Committee Member, Barraba Show and Barraba Jockey Club, 50 years.

The Upper Horton Sports Club

• Board Member, approximately 40 years. • President, 20 years. • Life Member, early 2000s.

Australian Bushman's Campdraft and Rodeo Association

• Life Member, 2013. • Board Member, many years. • Awarded 'Pickup Man of the Year', 1993-1997.

Mr Peter Anzac KEMP, Plympton Park SA 5038 For service to baseball. South Australian Baseball League

• Life Member, since 2000. • Team Manager, State U18 Baseball Team, 1985-1986. • Coordinator Level 1 Training Courses, 1985-1986. • Junior Committee Secretary, 1985-1986. • Australian Baseball Pee Wee (U13) Championship Manager, 1984.

Henley and Grange Baseball Club

• Club Secretary, 14 Years. • Club President, 9 Years. • Publicity and Promotion Officer, 2 Years. • Constitution Committee Member, 1 Year. • Liaison Officer, 3 Years. • Club Auditor, 1 Year. • Junior Committee Member, 2 Years. • Coach, 1999-2002 and 1975-1994. • Committee Member, 1967-2017. • Life Member, since 1975. • Member, since 1959. • Junior Trophy Donor, 'over many years'.


Mrs Margaret Gwendoline KENNEDY, Armidale NSW 2350 For service to the community of Armidale.

• Member, Saturday Magic Theatre Troupe, since 2012. • Convenor, Committee for Disability and Ageing, Armidale Legacy, since 2007. • Board Member, Autumn Lodge, 2002-2007. • Manager, Challenge Armidale, 1993-2000. • Re-established Armidale Drama and Musical Society, 1990-2007. • Teacher, Sandon Public School, 1981-1990. • Founder, Armidale Eights Square Dance, 1974-1983. • Coordinator, Uniting Church Youth Group, 1974-1981. • Founder, Home Care Armidale, 1974. • Manager, Community Living Service, no dates.

Awards and recognition includes: • Australia Day Cultural Award, Armidale Regional Council, 2015.

Mr Craig William KENNY, Mont Albert North VIC 3129 For service to the community. Inner North Community Foundation

• Director, since 2015. • Chairman, Partnerships and Development Committee, since 2015. • Founder, 'Terry Brian Kenny Fund', since 2013.

• Board Member, IntoWork Australia (Inner Northern Group Training), 2003-2015. • Board Member, xPand Foundation, since 2012. • Chair, North West Metropolitan Region Relief and Recovery Collaboration Project,

2011-2015. • MS Megaswim (Fitzroy) Team Captain, Yarra All Stars, 2004-2015.

Yarra City Council

• Director, Community Programs, 2003-2016. • Director, Organisational Development, 2007-2008.

Wyndham City Council Director, Corporate and Community Services, , 2000-2003. Business

• Proprietor, 42 Squared Consulting, since 2015. • Associate Consultant, Mach 2 Consulting, since 2015.


• Recipient, ICT Award for Innovation, Municipal Association of Victoria, 2009. • Recipient, SACS Leadership Award, 2011.


Mr John Lawrence KENNY, Forestville SA 5035 For service to the community. St Vincent de Paul South Australia

• Chairman, Frederic Ozanam Housing Association, since 2012. • Member, Property Working Party, 2005-2008.

• Council Member, St Anthony's Catholic Parish, 1987-1997; Chair, Planned Giving

Program, 7 years. • National Committee Member, Caritas Australia, 1991-2000; Diocesan Chairman, 7

years. • Supporter, Justice for Refugees, since 2014.

Australian Junior Chamber of Commerce

• National President, 1985. • State President, 1983. • Norwood Chapter President, 1980. • World Life Member. • Member, 1977-1987.

Young Christian Workers

• Diocesan President, 1971. • Branch President, 1970. • Member, 1968-1971.

• Property Valuer, 1975-2012.

Australian Property Institute

• Chairman, Education and Professional Development Committee, 1991-1997. • Senior Vice-President, 1996-1997. • Junior Vice-President, 1995-1996. • State Council Member, 1988-1997. • Fellow, 1991. • Member, 1976-2015.


Ms Diane KERR, Moorabbin VIC 3189 For service to the Indigenous community of Victoria. First Nations Legal and Research Services:

• Director, since 2013. • Chair, since 2013. • Former Field Officer.

Dandenong and District Aboriginal Co-operative:

• Member, current. • Former Director.

Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne:

• Chair, Community Advisory Committee, 2013. Other 'Appointed to', Victorian Aboriginal Treaty Working Group, since 2016. Member, Indigenous Advisory Committee, Melbourne Museum, since 2013. Involved with the Lowitja Institute, since 2010. Former Director, Narragol Housing Co-operative. Patron, Indigenous Leadership Victoria. Elder, Wurundjeri Elders Council. Awards and recognition includes:

• Inductee, Victorian Aboriginal Honour Roll, 2017.

Mr William Rutledge KIERNAN, Highland Park QLD 4211 For service to the aviation transport industry. Aviation Training and Education

• Chief Flying Instructor, Northern Rivers Aero Club, Lismore, since early 2000s. • Established, Golden Wings Aviation, Townsville, late 1960s. • Chief Flying Instructor and Flying Instructor, Townsville Aero Club, 1960s-2000. • Pioneered prawn spotting from the air for the local fishing industry, 1960s. • Charter flight operator, 1960s-1990s.


Mr Grantlee James KIEZA, Bridgeman Downs QLD 4035 For service to the print media as a journalist. Sports Journalism

• Senior Writer, Courier Mail and Sunday Mail Queensland, since 2006. • Editor and Publisher, Australian Boxing Legends, 2013-2018. • Chief Writer, World of Boxing, 1992-2013; Title Fight, 1998-2007. • Journalist, Sydney Daily Telegraph, 1982-2006; Brisbane Telegraph, 1980-1982. • Boxing Writer, 38 years. • Author, 15 books.

Boxing

• Former Chief Cornerman, many Australian boxers including Jeff Fenech, Jeff Harding, Lovemore Ndou and Joe Bugner.


• Inducted into the Australian National Boxing Hall of Fame, 2018. • Inducted into the Queensland Boxing Hall of Fame, 2017. • Sports Writer of the Year, Horn v Pacquiao WBO World Title Bout in Brisbane, 2017.

Mr Robert John KILDERRY, Claremont WA 6010 For service to tennis. Tennis Coach

• Independently, since 1962. • Isleworth Golf and Country Club, Windermere, Florida (USA), 1987-1993. • WA Junior Girls Team, Wilson Cup, 1981. • Scarborough Tennis Club, 1972-1979. • WA Junior Boys Team, Linton Cup, 1972. • Royal Kings Park Tennis Club, 1963.

Tennis Player

• Winner, City of Perth Championship, 1962. • Competitor, Australian Open, 1962. • Joined Harry Hopman Tennis Squad, Melbourne, 1962.

Other

• Talent Development Coach Mentor, Tennis Australia, since 2011. • Co-Author, 'The Art and Science of Tennis', 1982. • Director of Coaching, ACT Tennis Club, 1982-1983. • Founder, Tennis Professionals Association of Western Australia, 1967. • Co-Founder, Cherokee Village Indoor Tennis Centre, 1979.


• Recipient, Westec Volunteer Achievement Award, Tennis Industry Awards, Tennis West, 2013.


Mrs Marilyn Dorothea KING, West Footscray VIC 3012 For service to aged welfare.

• Founding President, WOW! (Willing Older Workers), since 2011. • Former Board Member, Council on the Ageing Victoria, since 2016; Former Member,

Policy Advisory Committee. • Active Member, Fair Go For Pensioners, since 2012. • Member, Disability Advisory Committee, City of Maribyrnong, 5 years. • Former Advisory Group Member, Enhancing Job Services for Older Australians,

Brotherhood of St Laurence. • Member, Community Advisory Group, HealthWest, current.


• Citizen of the Year, Maribyrnong City Council, 2013. • John H Kerr Community Service Award, Rotary Club of Footscray, 2013. • Community Recognition Award, Rio Tinto, 2008.

Mrs Nicole Maree KISS, Cowra NSW 2794 For service to the community of Cowra. Cowra Information and Neighbourhood Centre

• Board Member, current. • Vice-Chair/Secretary, current. • Established Chance's Clothes Project, a support group providing burial clothing for

stillborn babies, 2011. Other

• Coordinator, Tax Help (ATO volunteer) and Community Conversations, Bilyara Aged Care Residence, Cowra Retirement Village, current.

• Cowra Council - Access Committee Member, 2018 - current. • Coordinator, Bring Healthy Back Cowra (in association with Cowra Council), 2016. • Treasurer, Riding for the Disabled Cowra, 2017-current.


• Recipient, Hidden Treasure Award, NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2016. • Citizen of the Year, Lions Club Cowra, 2016/17.


Dr Elise Jane KLEIN, VIC For service to community through a range of social welfare roles. The University of Melbourne

• Senior Lecturer, Development Studies, School of Social and Political Sciences, since 2015.

• Steering Committee Member (representing The University of Melbourne), Research for Development Impact Network, since 2017.

• Boar Member, Institute of Post Colonial Studies, Melbourne, since 2018.

• Leader, Accountable Income Management Network, current. • Investigator, Rethinking the Cashless Debit Card, 2017-2018.

• Co-Author (with Emeritus Professor Jon Altman, AM), Lessons from a basic income

programme for Indigenous Australians, 2017. • Author, Developing Minds: Psychology, neoliberalism and power, Routledge, 2017.

• Member, International Development Committee, Australian Greens, 2015-2016. • Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research,

Australian National University, 2014. • Sessional Lecturer and Doctoral Candidate, Department of International Development,

University of Oxford, 2009-2014.

• Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Mali Initiative, West Africa, 2004-2014. • Senior Facilitator, The Reach Foundation, 2000-2009. • Co-Creator and Co-Chair, Inaugural World Youth Assembly for Road Safety, World

Health Organization. United Nations General Assembly

• Member, Australian Delegation, 2006. • Drafted Resolutions, Human Rights Committee, 2006.


Mr Robert John KNIGHT, Rochester VIC 3561 For service to the community of Rochester. Rochester Lions Club

• Club President, 2004-2007. • Club Secretary, 2017. • Board President, 2004-2007. • Board Secretary, 2009/10. • Lions Member, since 1988 . • Board Member, current. • Secretary, Sports Museum, sub-committee, since 2016.

Rochester Bowls Club

• President, Men's Committee, 2004-2008. • Secretary Men's Committee, 2015-2018. • Chair Board of Management, 2009-2018. • Secretary, Board of Management, 2010-2018. • Provided sports reports to the local paper for 30 years.

Rochester Football Club

• Player, 1954-1979. • Former Senior Coach. • Former President.

Former President, Goulburn Valley Football League 200 Club. Rochester Cricket Club

• Former President. • Former Secretary. • Former Team Member.

Rochester Golf Club

• Former President, Men's Club. • Club Captain, 4 years. • Tournament Secretary, 10 years. • Secretary, Rochester Golf Club Board of Management, 23 years.

Rochester Tennis Club

• Player, 20 years. • President, St John's Tennis Club, 4 years. • President, Rochester Lawn Tennis Club, 2 years.


• Recipient, Citizen of the Year, Rochester Shire, 1990. • Recipient, Rochester Torch Bearer, Sydney Olympic Games, 2000. • Recipient, Melvin Jones Fellow Award, 2017. • Recipient, International President Lions Club International Award, 2018. • Life Member, Rochester Bowls Club, 2016. • Life Member, Rochester Cricket Club. • Life Member, Rochester Football Club. • Life Member, Rochester Golf Club. • Life Member, Ramblers/Tigers Cricket Club. • Life Member, Goulburn Valley Football League.


Mr Stephen John KNIGHT, Bellerive TAS 7018 For service to community celebrations. Australian Wooden Boat Festival

• Chair, since 2006. • Board Member, 20 years.

Dobson Mitchell Allport

• Chair, current. • Principal, Insurance Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department, current.

Australian Insurance Law Association

• Past National President. • Past Committee Member. • Life Member. • Founding and former Chairman, Tasmanian Branch.

• Tasmanian Representative, National Insurance Lawyers Group, Law Council of

Australia, current.


Mr Stuart Charles KOLLMORGEN, Albert Park VIC 3206 For service to the community. LGTBI Organisations

• Deputy Board Chair and Fundraising Committee Chair, Victorian Pride Centre, since 2016.

• Presenter, 'That Sports Show', Joy 94.9 Radio, 2015-2017. • Inaugural Co-Chair, LIVOut Committee, Law Institute of Victoria, 2014-2016. • Board Member, Asia-Pacific Outgames 2009, 2008-2010. • Co-Founder, Melbourne Frontrunners, 2002. • Co-Founder, WhiteOut, 2000. • Board Member, Midsumma Festival, 1999-2003. • Volunteer, HIV-AIDS Legal Centre, Victorian AIDS Council, 1993-2005.

Has provided pro-bono legal services to:

• Victorian AIDS Council / Gay Men's Health Centre. • Midsumma Festival. • Gay and Lesbian Organisation for Business Enterprise. • Pride March. • Collingwood Athletics Club. • StartOut.

Bowls Victoria

• Chair, Disciplinary Committee, since 2016. • Board Member, 2014-2016.

Albert Park Bowls Club

• President, 2010-2011, 2014-2016. • Board Member, 2009-2017.

Australian Masters Athletics

• Champion, 10km, 2016. • Australian Teams Selector, 2015. • World age-based Champion, 20km, 2013. • World age-based Champion, 10km and 20km, 2011.

Career includes:

• Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright, 2000-2016. Awards and recognition includes:

• Service Award, Victorian AIDS Council, 2006.


Mrs Sue Margaret KOMINEK, Gundaroo NSW 2620 For service to education, and to the community of Gundaroo. Gundaroo Public School:

• Principal, 2009-2016. • Acting Principal, 2006. • Teacher-In-Charge, 1983-1986. • Teacher, 1981-2015.

Gundaroo Community Church:

• Founding Member, since 1989. • Elder, current.

• Member, Gundaroo Fire Brigade, current. • Formerly involved with North Canberra Softball Club. • Former Teacher, Campbelltown East Public School. • Former Teacher, Queanbeyan East Public School. • Former Teacher, Queanbeyan South Public School. • Former Member, Queanbeyan District Schools Primary Sports Association. • Former Teacher as an Australian Volunteer Abroad, Titikaveka College, Cook Islands,

1979-1980. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Community Service Award, Yass Valley Council, 2013. • Recipient, Southern NSW and ACT Rostrum Schools' Service Award, 2006. • Recipient, NSW Blues' Award, for outstanding contribution to School Sport in NSW,

2004.


Ms Glenda KORPORAAL, Rose Bay NSW 2029 For service to print media as a journalist. The Australian

• China Correspondent, from July 2018 • Associate Editor (Business), 2015-2018. • Editor, The Deal Magazine, 2013-2015. • Business Writer and Columnist, 2001-2013.

Business Journalism

• Business Writer and Columnist, Sydney Morning Herald, 1994-1999. • Business Editor, The Bulletin Magazine, 1988-1992. • Deputy Editor, The Australian Financial Review, 1986-1988. • US Correspondent, The Australian Financial Review, 1981-1986. • London Correspondent, The Australian Financial Review, 1980-1981.

Journalism Other

• Judge, Annual Journalism Awards, Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA), 2004-2018. • Finalist, Business Category, Walkley Awards, 1992. • Judge, Walkley Awards, 1977. • Olympic News Editor, News Limited, 1999-2000. • Member, NSW District Committee, Australian Journalists' Association, 1976-1979.

Author/Co-Author

• 'AARNet: Twenty Years of the Internet in Australia', 2009. • Co-Author (with Kevan Gosper AO), 'An Olympic Life', 2000. • Co-Author (with Mr Rod McGeoch), 'The Bid - How Australia Won the 2000 Games',

1993. • 'Yankee Dollars - The Story of Australian Corporate Investment in America', 1986.

Walter Burley Griffin Society

• Board Member, since 2014. • Member, current. • Author, 'Making Magic - The Marion Mahony Griffin Story', 2015.

• Board Member, Australia Japan Foundation, 1989-1992.


Mr Petar KOZLINA, Ashfield NSW 2131 For service to the Serbian community of Australia. Church

• Treasurer and Board Member, Diocese of Serbian Orthodox Church in Australia and New Zealand, since 2007.

• President, St Lazarus Serbian Orthodox Church Community In Alexandria, 1997-2004. • Vice-President, St Sava College Board, since 2013.

The Arts

• Director, Serbian Film Festival in Australia, since 2004. • Member, Serbian Festival Committee, since 2012. • Co-Founder, Serbian Theatre Nights In Australia, since 2015.

Aged Care

• Treasurer and Board Member, St Simeon Aged Care Facility, since 2006. • Treasurer and Board Member, Serbian Orthodox Diocese Aged Care & Education

Property Fund, since 2008. • Member, Standards Guidance Reference Group of Australian Aged Care Quality

Agency, since 2017. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Serbian Orthodox Church 'St Sava' Medal, 2009.

Mr Barry KRATZKE, Camp Hill QLD 4152 For service to the performing arts. St Luke's Theatre Society

• President, since 2000. • Has served as Treasurer and Vice-President. • Member, since 1970. • Life Member. • Society Representative, Association of Little Theatre Groups, since 1972.

Association of Little Theatre Groups

• Has served as President, Secretary, Newsletter Editor and Committee Member. • Life Member. • Member since second year of operation, 1970. • Former Member, Competition Judging Panel.

St Luke's Ekibin Anglican Parish

• Member, Parish Council, current. • Liaison Officer, Parish and St Luke's Theatre Society, ongoing.


Ms Carmel Frances KROGH, Greenwell Point NSW 2540 For service to civil engineering. Civil Engineering

• Director and Head, Shoalhaven Water, Shoalhaven City Council, since 2007. • Director, Common Boards, State Water Corporation and Sydney Catchment Authority,

2012-2016. • Contractor, AusAID, 2001-2003. • Held various civil engineering positions with government and engineering

consultancies, 1985-2007. Australian Water Association

• National Board Member, since 2013. • Former Member, New South Wales Committee. • Member, since 1989.

New South Wales Water Directorate

• Member, Executive Committee, 2005-2012, 1998-2001. • Former Deputy Chair, Executive Committee. • Former Chair, Policy Sub-Committee. • Directorate Representative, Water Industry Advisory Committee, Government Skills

Australia. Awards and recognition

• NSW Water Professional of the Year, Australian Water Association, 2017. • Minister's Award for Women in Local Government, 2013. • Hastings Business Woman of the Year, 2001.

Mr Raymond Edward KUSCHERT, Welby NSW 2575 For service to veterans and their families. Mittagong Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia

• Senior Vice-President, since 2017. • Welfare Officer and Mentor, since 2013. • Member, since 1995.

Macarthur Sub-Branch, Vietnam Veterans Association

• Former President. • Former Senior Vice-President. • Welfare Officer, 13 years. • Member, since 2003.

Tahmoor Lions

• Former Vice-President. • Member, 2010-2016.

Life Memberships

• Life Member, Macarthur Sub-Branch, Vietnam Veterans Association, 2009.


Mr Craig Antony LAFFIN, Richmond NSW 2753 For service to the community. The Families and Friends of the First AIF (FFAIF)

• Former President. • Former Editor, DIGGER Magazine.

St Andrews College

• Former Human Society Coordinator. • Former Teacher.

• President, Western Sydney Futsal Association, current. • Director of Development, Norwest Christian College, Riverstone, New South Wales,

current. • Former Emu Plains Career Advisor, McCarthy Catholic College. • Foundation Principal, Arndell Anglican College. • Former President, New South Wales Futsal. • Founder, William Clarke College. • Founder, Kurrajong Scarecrow Festival. • Founder, Festival of Flags. • Established The Australia-Israel Friendship Association, late 1980s.


• Recipient, Pride of Workmanship Award, Kurrajong-North Richmond Rotary Club, 2011.

• Recipient, Life Membership, Royal United Institute of NSW, 2010. • Recipient, Life Membership, Families and Friends of the First AIF, 2008.


Dr Russell Clifford LAIN, Kirrawee NSW 2232 For service to dentistry.

• Specialist Forensic Odontologist, Dental Board of Australia, current. • Member, New South Wales Forensic Dental Identification Unit, current. • Member, Unrecovered War Graves Commission, Australian Army, current.

Royal Australian Navy Reserve:

• Lieutenant-Commander, current. • Member, since 1997.

Sydney Dental Hospital:

• Senior Clinical Specialist, current. • Former Staff Dentist.


• Recipient, Australian Federal Police Commissioner's Certificate of Recognition, 2016. • Recipient, Foundation Fellowship, Faculty Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Royal

College of Pathologists of Australasia, 2012. • Recipient, Operations Medal, Australian Federal Police, 2009. • Recipient, Chief of Navy Commendation, 2008. • Recipient, Certificate of Merit, New South Wales Police, 2003 & 2008. • Recipient, Meritorious Service Award, New South Wales Government, 2006. • Recipient, Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal, 2006.

• Inductee, International College of Dentists, 2008.

• Inductee, Australasian College of Biomedical Scientists, 2002.


Mr Neil Malcolm LAMOND, Geelong VIC 3220 For service to tennis. Tennis Geelong:

• Member, since 1965. • Senior Competition Recorder, since 1990. • Senior Competition Committee, 1965-71, 1978-80, since 1983. • Junior Competition Committee, 1971-72,1979-80 and 1983-88. • Secretary, 1987-1988. • Treasurer, 1977-1987. • President, 1974-1977. • Acting President, 1973-1974. • Vice-President, 1971-1974.

• Senior Secretary, Geelong East Uniting Tennis Club, current.

Geelong Winter Tennis Association/Tennis Geelong:

• Senior Committee member,1969;1971; 2004-2006. • Junior Committee member, 1978-1980; 1989-1990.

St. Albans - St. Andrews Uniting Church Geelong:

• Elder, current. • Church Council Member, current. • Offering Recorder, current. • Part of the bible reading roster for Sunday worship, current. • Working Bee volunteer, current. • New ministries selection committee member, current.

• Former Tennis Coach, Tate Street Primary School.


Mr Peter Handley LANGHORNE, ACT For service to parliament and politics at the state and national level. National Party of Australia

• Chair, Policy Committee, 2010-2013. • Company Director, Page Research Institute, since 2012. • Company Director, John McEwan House Pty Ltd, since 2013. • Advisor to Federal Director, 2012-2017. • Past Chair, Monaro Electorate Council. • Past Secretary, Queanbeyan Branch.

Parliament of Australia

• Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, 2007. • Senior Adviser, Nationals Senate Leader, 2005-2007. • Chief of Staff and Principal Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister, 2000-2005.

Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade)

• Deputy Managing Director, Austrade, 1996-2000. • Executive General Manager, Administration, 1991-1996.

Other

• Member, Melbourne University Business School Association, current. • Member, Spatial Sciences Institute, current. • Fellow, Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (London), current. • Fellow, Corporate Governance Institute, current. • Alumni, Institute for Management Development, Lausanne, Switzerland, current.


Mr Sean Matthew LANGSHAW, Picton NSW 2571 For service to people with a disability. Disability South West

• Chief Executive Officer, since 2001. • Former Disability Advocacy Officer.

South West Community Transport

• Chair, 2008-2012. • Member, 2002-2013.

Liverpool Youth Needs Committee

• Chair, 2006. • Public Officer, 2004. • Member, 2002.

Liverpool Fairfild Community Resource Centre

• Treasurer, 2004-2007. • Director, 2002-2003. • Former Board Member.

Scouts Australia

• Scout Leader since, 1996. • Leader, 1st Cobbity Scout Group, since 2004. • Former Group Leader, 1st Cobbity Scout Group. • Volunteer, Park Ranger, Cataract Scout Park, 2003-2005. • Treasurer, New South Wales Scout Heritage and Fellowship, 2009-2016.

Other

• Member, Liverpool Access Committee, current. • Member, Australia Day Awards Committee, Wollondilly Shire Council, 2004-2014. • Justice of the Peace, since 2000.


• Recipient, Companion, Order of Liverpool, for 'services to the Liverpool Community', Liverpool City Council, 2014.

• Recipient, Officer, Order of Liverpool, for 'services to people with a disability, Liverpool City Council, 2012.

• Recipient, 'Joan Harrison Medal', for 'eminent and distinguished service to people with a disability and to DisabilitySouth West, Disability South West. 2014.

• Recipient, 'Gold Wombat Medal', for 'eminent and meritorious service to the youth of Cobbity Scout Group, Scouts Australia, 2013.

• Recipient, 'Silver Koala', for 'distinguished service to scouting,' Scouts Australia, 2011.


Miss Patricia Joy LARGE, Fitzgibbon QLD 4018 For service to the community through social welfare initiatives. Adoption Loss Adult Support (ALAS) Queensland:

• President, since 1992. • Steering Committee Member, current.

• Former member, Jigsaw Queensland.

Lieutenant Colonel Antony William LARNACH-JONES (Retd), Mosman NSW 2088 For service to community history. National Boer War Memorial Association

• National Secretary, since 2014. • Public Officer, since 2014. • Secretary, Boer War Memorial Fund Committee, since 2012. • Deputy National Chairman, 2010-2014. • Events Coordinator, Hyde Park Sydney, Commemorative Service, 2010. • Events Coordinator, Gideon Grieve Memorial, Gap Park Watsons Bay, 2009. • Co-Founder, 'Monumentally Speaking' (State Newsletter), 2009. • Chairman, NSW Committee, 2008-2014. • Member, National Committee, 2008-2011. • Co-Founder, Dedication Committee.

• Treasurer, Rotary Club of Mosman, 2009-2010. • Lecturer (Part-Time), Property Management and Leases, University of Technology

Sydney, 2007-2013.

Ms Mandy Lee LARSSON, Chisholm ACT 2905 For service to the community through Lifeline Canberra. Lifeline Canberra

• Director of Service Delivery, since 2003. Awards and recognition includes:

• Golden Wattle, Lifeline, 2016.

Mrs Catherine Margaret LAWLER, Cadgee NSW 2545 For service to conservation and the environment.

• Foundation Member, Access For All, since 1999. • Patron, Wandera's Trail Horse Riding Club, current; Past President; Founder. • Member, Far South Coast Regional Advisory Committee, NSW National Parks and

Wildlife Service, 2004-2015. • Member, Heritage Advisory Committee, Eurobodalla Shire Council, current.


Mrs Elizabeth Margaret LAW-SMITH, Mawson ACT 2607 For service to conservation and the environment.

• Benefactor, and former member, Para Woodlands Nature Reserve Management Committee.

Mr Paul Gregory LAXON, New Farm QLD 4005 For service to the business sector, and to the community. Ernst and Young Oceania Oce a nia Tax Leader, Energy and Infrastructure. Oce a nia Boa rd Me mbe r, 2006-2012. Me mbe r, As ia P a cific Advis ory Council, 2010-2015. Queensland

• Managing Partner 2015-2018. • Member, Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, current. • Tax Leader, 2006-2015.

Hear and Say

• Chairman, since 2010. • Board Member, since 1999.

• Supporter, Brisbane Powerhouse Arts, since 2015.

Professional Affiliations

• Fellow, Tax Institute of Australia, since 2006. • Associate Member, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, current.


Mrs Dianne Maree LAYDEN, Crookwell NSW 2583 For service to the community of Crookwell.

• Secretary, Crookwell Progress Association, since 2015. • Member, Crookwell Hospital Community Consultation Committee, current. • Secretary/Treasurer, Crookwell and District Amateur Picnic Race Club, since 1997.

Crookwell Historical Society

• Secretary/Treasurer, 1987-2013. • Member, current.

Author of a range of publications including:

• 'Crookwell Swimming in History', 2017. • 'A History of the Whittington Family in Crookwell', 2013. • 'A Good Pair of Hands: Midwives in the Crookwell Shire 1881-1945', 2011. • 'Crookwell and District Race Club History', 2010. • 'Crookwell Australian Representatives', 2009. • 'At Your Service - Crookwell Businesses 1848-1940', 2005. • 'The Pattern of Our Days', 2002. • 'Obituaries and Deaths Pre-1901', 1998. • 'A History of the Berrell Family in Australia', 1988.


• Citizen of the Year, Crookwell Shire Council, 2000. • Recipient, Community Service Award, Rotary Club of Crookwell, 1988.

Mr Vincent Dominic Le BRETON, South Penrith NSW 2750 For service to rugby league. Brothers Penrith Junior Rugby League Club

• President and Sponsor Coordinator, since 2010, and 1995-2004. • Development Officer, 2005-2009. • Secretary, 1995. • Committee Member, since 1992. • Life Member, since 2000. • Coach, since 1991. • Member, since 1968.

Henry Sports Club, Werrington

• Chairman, since 2016. • Director, since 2015.

Penrith and District Junior Rugby League

• Life Member, since 2015.


Mr Bevan John LEE, Darlinghurst NSW 2010 For service to the broadcast media, particularly to television.

• Creator and writer, A place to call home, Foxtel, since 2013. Seven Network Australia

• Script Executive, since 1998. • Creator and writer of programs including:

o A place to call home (2013) o Winners and losers (2011) o Packed to the Rafters (2008) o Headland (2005) o Always greener (2001) o All Saints (1998)

• Script Producer, Home and Away, 1987-1989. Other

• Script Executive, Nine Network Australia, 1990-1997. • Script Producer, Grundy Television, 1979-1986. • Past Guest Lecturer, Australian Film, Television and Radio School.

Mrs Bridget Mary LEE, Longueville NSW 2066 For service to the Irish community of New South Wales. Education

• Campaigner and Chair, Endowment Committee, Chair of Irish Studies, University of New South Wales, current.

• Campaigner for the establishment of the Chair of Celtic Studies, University of Sydney. Aisling Society (Australian Irish Cultural and Historical Association)

• Vice-President, since 2004. • President, 2001-2003, 1986-1987. • Member, over 50 years.

The Lansdowne Club (Australia Ireland business network)

• Member, over 30 years. • Chairman's Award, 'for her exceptional contribution to the Australia Ireland business

relationship', 2010. • Individual Achievement Award, 2001.

Ireland Funds Australia

• Member, Ireland Funds Australia, since 1987. • Former Governor. • Life Governor, current.

Other

• Owner and Chief Executive Officer, Eblana Travel, over 40 years. • Commissioner, New South Wales Ethnic Affairs Commission, 9 years.


• Irish Australian of the Year, 1987.


Ms Tanya Maree LEE, Centennial Park NSW 2021 For service to the community through charitable initiatives. The CorriLee Foundation

• Founder, since 2008. • Supporter of various charitable events including; 23rd Tennis Charity Event, The

Ripple Effect, Too Many, Too Soon, Dancing for Dignity and the Vanuatu Earthbag Building Project.

• Supporter of various organisations including; Mirabel Foundation, Alzheimer's Australia, and Dying With Dignity.

Mr Yong Ja LEE, NSW For service to the Korean community. Australian- Korean Welfare Association

• President, since 2008 and 1996-2001. • Board Member, since 1985.

• Director, Korean Society Sydney, 2003-2004 and 1993-1997.

Sydney Inner West Lions Club

• President, 2013-2014 and 2009-2010. • Zone Chairman, 2010-2011.

• Co-Founder, Strathfield Branch, Bendigo Bank, 2002-2012. • Co-Founder, Korean Branch, Community First Credit Union, 1993-1997. • Co-ordinator, Australian English Class for Multinational New Migrants, 1986-1993. • Chief Editor, Hanho Times (Korean newspaper), 1985-1986.


Mrs Julie LEEMING, Black Rock VIC 3193 For service to the community through charitable organisations. Hummingbird Ambassadors

• Chair, since 2010. • Co-Founder, 2010.

• Board Member, O'Brien Foundation, St Vincent's Institute for Medical Research, since

2012. Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation

• Vice-Chair, 2005-2010. • Board Member, 1997-2010. • Chair, Grants Committee, 2005-2006, and Member, 2001-2006. • Chair, Marketing Committee, 2000-2002, and Member, 1998-2002. • Member, Social Needs Committee, 2007-2010. • Creator/Coordinator, Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation Balls, 2005-2009.

Lady Mayoress' Committee

• Chair, 1998. • Vice-Chair, 1999-2009. • Secretary, 1997, and 1999-2009. • Coordinator, 1998-2009. • Life Member.

• Dame, Order of St John of Jerusalem.

Ms Prudence Anne LEGGOE, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 For service to women through job-readiness initiatives.

• Founding Chair, National Alliance for Dress for Success, since 2013. • President, Dress for Success Mornington Peninsula, since 2012. • Founder and President, Dress for Success Brisbane, 2007-2010.

• Honorary Lawyer, Caxton Legal Service, 2006. • Corporate Lawyer, 1967-2013. • Member for Kew, Victorian Legislative Assembly, 1981-1988.

The Reverend Trevor Ian LEGGOTT, Wingham NSW 2429 For service to the Indigenous community.

• General Director, Australian Indigenous Ministries, 20 years.


Mr Reginald Clarence LEMME, Croydon Park NSW 2133 For service to the community through pipe bands. New South Wales Police Pipe Band

• Drum Major, since 1997. • Executive Officer, since 1997. • Member, since 1994. • Assisted with re-formation of the Band as a voluntary unit, 1994.

• Dress and Drill Tutor, Pipe Band Program, The Scots College, since 2007. • Assists other pipe bands with their dress and drill performance, including the Sydney

Thistle Highland Pipe Band. New South Wales Police

• Former Detective Chief Inspector, retiring in 1997. • Former Officer in Charge, Homicide Squad. • Former Officer in Charge, Tactical Intelligence Unit. • Former Officer in Charge, State Surveillance Squad. • Former Officer in Charge, Telephone Interception Squad, Criminal Investigation

Branch. • Police Officer, 1964-1997.


Mr Leonard Hyman LEVY, North Caulfield VIC 3161 For service to the pharmacy profession. Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, Victorian Branch

• Councillor, 1990-1999. • Past Chair, Continuing Pharmacy Education Committee. • Past Chair, Victorian Pharmacy Self-Care Committee. • Past Chair, Legislation, Ethics and Membership Committee. • Past Chair, Methadone Committee for Pharmacists. • Delegate and speaker at International Conference on the Reduction of Drug-Related Harm,

1992 and 1996. • Member, Organising Committee, National Methadone Conference, 1996. • Past Chair, Drugs and Harm Minimisation Committee. • Past Chair, Drugs and Policy Committee. • Member and occasional member of several committees, Victorian Health Department.

Pharmacy Board of Victoria

• Member, 1993-2005. • Past Honorary Treasurer. • Past Chair, Consumer Education Committee. • Past Chair, Planning, Investigations, Education and Audit Committees.

Pharmacy Guild of Australia (Victorian Branch) Past Member, State committee, Victorian Branch, Pharmacy Guild of Australia, 10 years. Dis tinguis he d S e rvice Awa rd, Victoria n Bra nch, P ha rma cy Guild of Aus tra lia . Honora ry Me mbe r. St Kilda Hebrew Congregation

• President, 1997-1998. • Vice-President, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2006 and 2012. • Member, Board of Management, 1991-2012. • Chair, Ceremonial Committee, 1995. • Life Member. • Convenor of morning services, past 10 years.

Rotary Club of St Kilda

• Member, since 1968. • President, 1976-1977. • Paul Harris Fellow. • Past Chair, Australian Rotary Health Fund, District 980.

Jewish Community

• Guide, Jewish Museum of Australia, current. • Member, Courage to Care, current. • Past Executive Member, Council of Orthodox Synagogues of Victoria. • Past Council Member, Yavneh College. • Manager, Australian Hockey Team, Israel Maccabi Games, 1993. • Manager, Australian Table Tennis Team, Maccabi Games, 1989. • Inductee, Maccabi Victoria Hall of Fame, 2000. • Community Service Award, Jewish Community Council of Victoria.

Other

• Councillor, City of St Kilda, 1984-1987. • Past President, St Kilda Community Health Care. • Past President, St Kilda Chamber of Commerce. • President, Victorian Amateur Hockey Association, 1971-1972. • Past Panel Member, Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Pharmacists) • Past Assistant District Commissioner, Scouts Association.


Mrs Jennifer Cheryl LEWIS, Scoresby VIC 3179 For service to children.

• Foster Carer, since 1984.

• Secretary, Fundraising Committee, Kids in Care, Catholic Family Welfare Group, 1984.

• Carer Representative, Carer Accreditation Panel, Yarra Valley Community Committee, 1988-1990.

Mr Ronald Alan LEWIS, Scoresby VIC 3179 For service to children.

• Foster Carer, since 1984.

• President, Fundraising Committee, Kids in Care, Catholic Family Welfare Group, 1984.

• Carer Representative, Carer Accreditation Panel, Yarra Valley Community Committee, 1988-1989.

Mrs Ruby Carmel LIDDELOW, Lawnton QLD 4501 For service to veterans and their families. Queensland Council of Ex-Service Women's Association

• State President, 2005-2008. • State Vice-President, 2008-2014. • State Treasurer, 1991-2003. • Member, Anzac Day Commemoration Committee, 2006-2011. • Welfare Officer, since 1991. • Member, 1987-2017. • Delegate, Women's Royal Australian Army Corps, 1980.

Kedron-Wavell Sub-Branch

• Assistant Secretary, 2005. • Membership Officer, 2000. • Committee Member, since 2000. • Life Member, since 2008.

• President, Kedron-Wavell Ex-Service Women's Association, 1997-1999. • Volunteer, Pine Rivers Meals on Wheels, since 1992.


Dr Robert Kenneth LIKEMAN CSM, Hope Island QLD 4212 For service to medicine.

• Director of Army Health, Australian Army, 2011-2012. • Medical Officer, Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, 1986-2012. • Officer, Australian Army, 24 years.

• Inaugural Medical Superintendent, Kirwan Womens' Hospital in Townsville, 1986-

1997. Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

• Fellow, since 1993. • Member, since 1981.

• Fellowship, Australia and New Zealand College of Gynaecologists, since 1985. • Guest Lecturer, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, since 2015. • Guest Lecturer, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, since 2016.

Author of over 30 publications including:

• 'Gallipoli Doctors: the Australian Doctors at War Series', (Slouch Hat Publications, 2010)

• 'Australian Doctors on the Western Front: the Australian Doctors at War Series, (Rosenberg Publishing, 2014)

• 'Obstetric and Gynaecological Surgery in the Third World, with Professor Ian Jones and Professor Jeremy Oats', (The Mater Misericordiae Hospital Brisbane, 2001)


• Recipient, Conspicuous Service Medal, for For outstanding service as the Senior Medical Officer, 11th Brigade', 2001.

• Recipient, Knight of Justice, Sovereign Order of St John of Jerusalem, 2015.


Ms Fiona Jane LINDSAY, Dunolly VIC 3472 For service to the community of Dunolly. Community

• President, Dunolly Historic Precinct Committee, since 2006. • Chair, Rural Transaction Centre, since 2006. • President, Dunolly and District Inc, 2014-2016. • Member, Maryborough Shire Steering Committee, 2014. • Community Member, Central Goldfields Public Places and Tree Committee, since

2014. • Member & President, Dunolly Recreation Reserves Committee of Management, 2007-

2016. • President, Northern Goldfields Tourism Association, 2010-2014. • Convenor, Dunolly's 150th Anniversary Celebrations, 2006. • ABC Radio, Central Victoria, Voice from Dunolly, 2008-2014. • Owner & Operator of Wright of Broadway, 2006-2016, caf and showcase for district

foods, wine, musicians and visual artists. Health

• Chair, Dunolly Hospital Auxiliary, since 2013. Maryborough District Health Service (MDHS)

• Member, Board of Management, 2008-2016. • Chair, Health Services Reference Group, 2008-2016. • Chair, Quality Audit Committee, 2008-2015. • Chair, Clinical Governance Committee, 2015-2016.

• Former Community Member, Mental Health Review Board and Mental Health Tribunal,

2000-2018, sitting mostly in Bendigo and Ballarat. Author

• Co-Author with Fiona McDermott, 'Dual Diagnosis or MISUD (Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder): A Review of Recent Literature' (North Fitzroy, Psychiatric Disability Services of Victoria, 2000)

• 'Building Quality: A Report of the Quality Assurance Project for Self- help and Mutual Support Programs' (Melbourne, University of Melbourne, 1997)


• Recipient, Senior Citizen of the Year, Flynn Ward, Central Goldfields Shire Council, 2016.


Mr Ian McNeil LINDSAY, Helena Valley WA 6056 For service to education. Scotch College, Perth

• Deputy Headmaster, until retirement in 1999. • Past Head of English. • Past Head of Music. • Coordinator, Year 12 Study Skills Program and International Baccalaureate Program,

2002-2011. • Commander, College Air Training Corps,1964-1979. • Teacher, 1964-1999.

• Governance Council Member, Carey Baptist College, WA, since 2000. • Life Member, Australian College of Education, since 1996; Member, 1966-2016. • Secretary, Australian Society for Music Education, 1967-1970.

• Past Chairman, Council of Scripture Union WA; Member, for 50 years. • Past Member, National Council of Scripture Union. • Founding Member, Parkerville Baptist Church, 1991; Active Parishioner, ongoing. • Chair of Vestry, Darlington United Church, 1966-1991. • Past Choir Master, Baptist Theological College of WA.

Mrs Rita Marie LINDSAY, Banora Point NSW 2486 For service to aged welfare.

• Executive Committee Member and Advisor, Resident's Committee, Bolton Clarke Darlington Retirement Village, Banora Point, since 2007.

St. Joseph's Parish, Tweed Heads:

• Office volunteer, since 2003. • Bethany Group member, current. • Counting Team member, current. • Former Finance Council member. • Former Choir member. • Former Mass Reader.

• Client Services Officer, Tweed Tourism Information Centre, Tweed Heads, 2005-2008. • Office volunteer, St John the Baptist Parish, Woy Woy, 1998-2002. • Board Member, Central Coast Emergency Accommodation, Gosford, 1995-2001.


Mr Robert Stephen LINDSAY, Gymea Bay NSW 2227 For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Gymea Community Aid and Information Service

• Co-Founder and Volunteer Coordinator, 'Drivetime' Program. • Helped design and deliver the 'Drivetime' Program for the NRMA in the Illawarra and

Western Sydney. • Volunteer Team Member, Settlement Services, current.

Education

• President, Optimising Health and Learning Association, current; Member, since 2011. • Director, Aboriginal Children's Advancement Society, current; Member, since 2013. • Teacher, Engadine and Menai High Schools, New South Wales Department of

Education, 1977-2014. Social Welfare

• Chair, 2Connect, Youth and Community (formerly known as St George Youth Services), current; Member, since 2014.

• Director, Southern Sydney Refugee Support Group, current; Member, since 2012. • Secretary, St George Accommodation for Youth, current; Member, since 2012.


Mr Stuart Gerald LISTER, Clear Island Waters QLD 4226 For service to electrical engineering, and to the community. Queensland Electricity:

• Electrical Engineer, served in a range of roles within the Queensland electricity industry, 1945-1992.

• Retired as Head, Generation Division, QLD Electricity Commission, 1992. Engineers Australia Queensland:

• Judging Panel Chair, QLD Engineering Excellence Awards, 12 years. • Former Member, QLD Division Committee. • Former Chair, Honours and Awards Sub-Committee. • Former Secretary and Chair, Townsville Regional Group. • Honorary Fellow, 2006. • Member, since 1950.


• Inducted into Queensland Engineering Hall of Fame, 2014. • MA Sargent Award, 'for outstanding Australian Electrical Engineer', Electrical College,

Engineers Australia, 1989. Community

• Chair, Residents Committee, Cypress Gardens Retirement Village, Gold Coast, current.

• McPherson Community Achiever Award, 2015. • Built and operated Townsville's 1st aged care home, Garden Settlement Pallarenda;

palliative care home at the Settlement is named in his honour. • Honorary Secretary, Townsville Old Peoples Home Society, 1958-1973. • Former Chairman, State Judging Panel, Miss Queensland Quest, Spastic Children's

Welfare League. • Former Member, National Scout Leader Training Team, Scouts Australia; Brisbane

North Venturer Leader • Former Master, Freemasons Harmony Lodge Townsville. • Charter Member, Collinsville Lions Club.

Mrs Sonya LOADER, VIC For service to youth through Scouts. 1st Ranelagh Scout Group

• Group Leader, since 2006. • Assistant Group Leader, 1997-2006 • Assistant Cub Scout Leader, 1983-1995. • Active Member, since 1982.


• Silver Emu, Scouts Australia, 2017. • 35 Year Long Service Award, Scouts Australia, 2017.


Mrs Gillian Margaret LOMATH, Mullumbimby NSW 2482 For service to the community of Mullumbimby. Community

• Co-ordiantor, Mullumbimby Food Box, current. • Committee Member, Mullumbimby HIgh School Students Ex-Students Association,

current. • Volunteer, Cancer Council of Brunswick Valley, 2009-2017. • Chair, Relays for Life, Byron Shire Council, 2008; 2013. • Member, Mullumbimby Hospital Site Redevelopment Committee, 2017. • Vice-President, Mullumbimby Tennis Club, current. • Member, Brunswick Valley Cancer Action Group, since 2005.


• Recipient, Citizen of the Year, Byron Bay Shire Council, 2017.

Mr Colin Bruce LOTT, Watanobbi NSW 2259 For service to the community through a range of roles. St John Ambulance New South Wales:

• Assistant Commissioner - Operations, since 2012. • Regional Superintendent, 2004-2012. • Former Divisional Superintendent. • Former Regional Nursing Officer. • Former Regional Staff Officer. • Former Divisional Nursing Officer. • Member, St John Council of New South Wales, current.

Professional:

• Chief Inspector, Tuggerah Lakes Local Area Command, New South Wales Police Force, since 1987.

• Registered Nurse, Emergency Department, Hornsby Hospital, since 1999. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Commander of the Order of St John, 2013 (Admission, 2000; Officer, 2009). • Recipient, 1998 - Fourth Bar to the St John Service Medal, St John Ambulance New

South Wales, 2014 (First Bar, 1998; Second Bar, 2003; Third Bar, 2008). • Recipient, 12 Year Service Medal, St John Ambulance New South Wales, 1993. • Inductee, Honorary Life Membership, St John Ambulance New South Wales, 1992. • Recipient, Certificate of Merit, St John Ambulance New South Wales, 1991.


Mr Antony James LOVE, Clayfield QLD 4011 For service to the community. Aegium Foundation (formerly The Geriatric Medical Foundation of Queensland)

• Chairman, since 2016. • Deputy Chairman, 14 years. • Director, 15 years.

Salvation Army

• Member, Queensland Advisory Board, 2012-2018. • Member, Brisbane Advisory Board, 1989-2018. • Chairman, Red Shield Appeal Committee, Brisbane Central Committee, 2000.

Board of Benevolence and of Aged Masons, Widows and Orphans Fund

• President, 2010-2013. • Vice-President, 2007-2010. • Board Member, 1999-2013.

Royal Automobile Club of Queensland

• President, 1988-1990. • Council Member, 1977-1995. • Life Member.

Australian Automobile Association

• President, 1992-1994. • Vice-President, 1990-1992.

Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

• Commodore, 1981-1982. • Life Member.

The Brisbane Club

• President, 1996-1997. • Committee Member, 8 years. • Life Member.

Career

• Managing Director, McGees Property, 40 years (retired 2009). • Non-Executive Director, Campbell Brothers Ltd (now ALS Ltd), 1986-2009; AP Eagers

Ltd, 1994-2011. • Director, Bank of Queensland Ltd, 1995-2008. • Director and Former Deputy Chairman, ASK Funding Ltd, 2010-2012.


Mr Don Robert LOW, Hay NSW 2711 For service to the community. Water management Wah Wah Stock and Domestic Water Users Association

• Chairman, since 2006. • Created, Gunbar Pipeline, 2016. • Instrumental in the Gazetting of the Gunbar Water Private Supply District. • Founding Member, mid-1990s.

New South Wales Rural Fire Brigade, Hay Shire

• Captain, Area D Brigade, since 2015. • Deputy Captain, Area D Brigade, 2003-2014. • Permit Officer, Area D Brigade, 2003-2010 and since 2014. • Member, Area D Brigade, since 1971.

• Committee Member and Treasurer, Haydays Retirement Home, Hay, 5 years. • President, Hay Swimming Club, 4 years. • Former Coach, junior swimming and cricket.

Dr Christopher John LOWRY, Lennox Head NSW 2478 For service to medicine as an anaesthetist. Medical Volunteering

• Volunteer Anaesthetist, Interplast Australia and New Zealand, since 1989. Lismore Base Hospital

• Senior Anaesthetics Specialist, since 2002. • Supervisor of Anaesthetics Training, since 2001. • Director of Prevocational Education and Training, 2003-2007. • Visiting Medical Officer, 1991-2002.

Other Medical Service

• Senior Anaesthetics Specialist, Richmond Surgical Service, since 2002. • Co-Author, 'Diving and Subaquatic Medicine', 1976; and subsequent revised editions

in 1981, 1983, 1992, 1994, 2002 and 2005. Visiting Medical Officer, Casino and District Hospital, Ballina District Hospital, St Vincent's Private Hospital, 1991-2002.

• Anaesthetist, Royal North Shore Hospital and other private hospitals in Sydney, 1980-1991.

• Fellow, Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists, since 1977. Military

• Reserve Medical Officer/Surgeon (LTCDR), Royal Australian Navy Reserve, 1975-2006.

• Deputy Medical Officer in Charge, Royal Australian Navy School of Underwater Medicine, 1973-1974.

• Medical Officer/Surgeon, Royal Australian Navy, 1968-1975.


Mr Ken John LUCAS, Waldara VIC 3678 For service to motor sports.

• Historic/classic motor cycle racer and enthusiast since 1940s. • Member, Wangaratta Motor Sports Club, for many years. • Honorary Member, Historic Motor Cycle Racing Register (SA), 1989-2002.

Mr Geoffrey David LUCK, Dee Why NSW 2099 For service to veterans and their families. Collaroy Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League

• President, since 2005. • Vice President, 2001-2004.

Northern Beaches Division, Sydney Legacy

• Chair, 2008-2012. • Deputy Chair, 2005-2007. • Member, since 2002.

• Director, Furlough House Retirement Village, since 2014. • Member, National Committee, 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment Association,

since 2005. Awards and Recognition:

• Life Membership, New South Wales Branch, Returned and Services League, 2017.


The late Mr John Francis LUDLOW Late of NSW For service to surf lifesaving. South Maroubra Surf Life Saving Club

• President, 1976-1977. • Deputy President, 1968-1967, 1978-1982. • Founding Member, 38 years. • Life Member, 1982.

South Maroubra Dolphins Winter Swimming Club

• Treasurer, 2005-2011. • President, 1960-2002. • Life Member, 2002.

Wylie's Baths Trust

• Treasurer, 12 years. • Trustee, 5 years. • Committee Member, 33 years. • Life Member.

Soldiers' Settlement Public School

• Treasurer, 8 years. • Life Member.


Mr Raymond Henry LUSCOMBE, Shepparton VIC 3630 For service to the community of Shepparton. Toolamba Cemetery Trust

• Chairman, since 1996. • Volunteer Caretaker, 25 years. • Member, since 1993.

Shepparton Uniting Church

• Chairman, Church Council, 2015-2018. • Elder, current. • Volunteer, Opportunity Shop, current.

Waranga Uniting Church Council

• Chair, 2007-2011. • Representative, Toolamba Uniting Church, 1977-2011.

Toolamba Uniting Church

• Secretary, 1968-1985. • Elder, 1971-2011. • Sunday School Teacher, 1957-1962. • Youth Group President, 1960-1962. • Youth Group Secretary, 1956-1959.

Toolamba Memorial Hall

• Former Chair, 2 years. • Former Treasurer, 7 years. • Former Committee Member, 15 years.

Shepparton Table Tennis Association

• President, 1986-2004. • Best Club Person, 1986, and 1991. • Life Member.

• Convenor, Toolamba Branch, National Party of Australia, 1995-2010. • Justice of the Peace, Toolamba and Shepparton, 37 years. Volunteer, Document

Signing Roster, Shepparton Police Station, current. • Life Member, Mooroopna Cricket Club, current.


Mr Terrence James LUTHY, Birkdale QLD 4159 For service to the community. Care Leavers Australasia Network (CLAN)

• President, 2010-2014. • Member, since 2003. • Life Member, since 2015.

Community

• Justice of the Peace, since 1994. • Volunteer English Language Tutor, Carewerx Centre, since 2016. • Voluntary Consultant, Donald Simpson Community Centre, current. • Board Member, Wynumm/Manly Housing Co-operative, 2005-2007.

Professional Queensland Teachers Union

• Vice-President, TAFE Bayside Branch, 2004-2008. • Honorary Secretary, 2003. • Member, 1994-2017.

Department of Education Queensland

• Range of roles, 1984-2017. • Program Manager, Business and Justice Faculties and Board Member, Metropolitan

South Institute of TAFE, 2000-2008. • Set up, School of Hospitality Excellence, Calamvale Community College, 2009-2017.

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