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October 2020 October 2020 The 1994 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 13 June 1994 by the office of the Governor-General.13 June 1994 THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY 1994 HONOURS 1 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette. Special S190 Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article240385687 10 October 2020 National Library of Australia13 June 1994 QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 1994 THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA 5 The Canberra Times Australian Capital Territory, Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118170983 10 October 2020 National Library of Australia The Birthday Honours were appointments by some of the 16 Commonwealth realms of Queen Elizabeth II to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by citizens of those countries. The Birthday Honours are awarded as part of the Queen's Official Birthday celebrations during the month of June. Order of Australia Companion (AC) General Division RecipientCitationNotesDr Peter Stephen Wilenski, AUS AOFor service to international relations and to public sector reform, particularly through fostering the implementation of social justice and equity principlesEmeritus Professor Bernhard Hermann NeumannFor service to the advancement of research and teaching in mathematicsHis Excellency the Honourable Richard Elgin McGarvie, AUS QCFor service to the Crown as Governor of Victoria, to the law and to the communityThe Honourable Nicholas Frank GreinerFor service to public sector reform and management and to the community Officer (AO) General Division RecipientCitationNotesDr Bernard John Amos, AUS AMFor service to medicine and to the development and delivery of health care services in Australia and AsiaProfessor Norman Albert BeischerFor service in the fields of obstetrics and gyaecology and for clinical research into the causes and prevention of maternal and prenatal deathsEmeritus Professor John Charles CaldwellFor service to the discipline of demography and to population policy and researchEmeritus Professor William John CampbellFor service to education as a researcher, teacher and administratorWilliam Thomas CooperFor service to art and to ornithology as a natural history artistProfessor John Victor Malcolm CopplesonFor service to medicine in the field of gynaecology, particularly the prevention and treatment of gynaecological cancerProfessor Julian Henry DisneyFor service to the development of economic and social welfare policy and to the lawProfessor Marshall John EdwardsFor service to veterinary education and to research in the field of teratologyDr Ruth Marcia EnglishFor service to public health through the development of national food and nutrition policiesProfessor Richard Douglas GordonFor service to medicine in the field of endocrine causes of hypertensionDr Nigel John Gray, AUS AMFor service in the field of preventative medicine, particularly against cancerEmeritus Professor Geoffrey Colin HarcourtFor service to economic theory and to the history of economic thoughtProfessor Laurence Thomas HergenhanFor service to Australian literary scholarship and to educationAssociate Professor Michael Sydney Talbot HobbsFor service to medicine in the field of public health through research and teachingWarwick John HoodFor service to the maritime industry as a naval architectDavid Alexander Hunt, AUS QPMFor service to the South Australian Police Department and to the communityThe Honourable Mr Justice Geoffrey Alexander KennedyFor service to the law, to education and to the communityDr Aila Inkeri KetoFor service to conservation, particularly through promoting the protection and management of the wet tropical rainforests of QueenslandYolanda KlempfnerFor service to the community, particularly in the areas of tertiary education, youth and healthSimon Sui-hee LeeFor service to the development of Australian-Asian trade relations and to the Chinese communityEmeritus Professor Geoffrey William LennonFor service to marine science, particularly in the field of sea level research and tidal predictionsDr John Kenneth LeslieFor service to agronomy, particularly crop science and to agricultureKeith William Lewis, AUS CBFor service to the national programmes of research in the area of water resource managementThe Honourable Justice John Stanley LockhartFor service to the law and to the community in the areas of education and the artsKenneth Vincent LoughnanFor service to business and to telecommunicationsDr Jakob MalmoFor service to veterinary science and education and to the dairy industryThe Honourable Justice Jeffrey Allan MilesFor service to the law and to the communityThe Honourable Kevin Eugene NewmanFor service to the community, particularly through the provision of health care services and the preservation of cultural heritage, and to the Australian ParliamentDr Connie Lynne PeckFor service to psychology and to peacemaking and conflict resolution theory and practiceDavid Ford ScottFor service in the fields of social welfare, international aid and the environmentPatricia Marietje ThomasFor service to the science of zoology in both research and teaching and to the development of the Australian Helminthological CollectionAlastair Hugh Urquhart, AUS CBEFor service to business and finance and to the communityEdmund Marks (Wolfe) Visbord, AUS OBEFor service to the public sector, particularly in the areas of economic reform and economic policy developmentLawrence John WillettFor service to public administration, to education and to the communityDean Robert Wills, AUS AMFor service to business and commerce and to the community Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyRear Admiral Alwynne Richard Owen Rowlands, AUS RFD RDRDFor distinguished service and exceptional performance of duty to the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force, particularly as the Judge Advocate GeneralAir ForceAir Vice Marshal Franklin David CoxFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff, Personnel and Resource Management Member (AM) General Division RecipientCitationNotesThe Honourable Dr Nigel Drury AbbottFor service to the community, particularly through local government and to the Tasmanian ParliamentDr Ellis William AbrahamsFor service to medicine, particularly in the control of tuberculosisDr Ross McDonald AndersonFor service to neuropathologyMurray ArmstrongFor service to the development of the tourism and hospitality industryJohn Howard BarclayFor service to international relations in the Asian region, particularly through the provision of humanitarian relief to NepalPeter George BarrackFor service to the community and industrial relationsDr Brian Harold BartlettFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of dermatologyHarry BaynesFor service to the banking industry, to business and to the communityTimothy Gibson BowdenFor service to broadcastingDr Mary Hector BremnerFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of ophthalmology and to the preservation of Australian flora and faunaEdmund George CaponFor service to the arts, particularly as Director of the Art Gallery of New South WalesRaymond Thomas Chapman, AUS MBEFor service to the community and philatelyThe Right Reverend Adrian Owen CharlesFor service to the community through the Anglican Church of AustraliaJohn Arthur ChiswellFor service to industry, particularly through the Furniture Manufactures Association of AustraliaJohn Ronald CoghlanFor service to the building and construction industryDr Kenneth Ernest CollinsFor service to public health in Australia and AsiaStephen CominoFor service to conservation and to law, particularly as it affects the environmentNoel Alexander CrichtonFor service to the printing and grafic arts industries and to training within these industriesDonald Albert CushionFor service to music and industrial relations through the Musicians Union of AustraliaDavid Anthony de CarvalhoFor service to the law and to the communityNicholas Frederick DereraFor service to the development of the Australian cotton industry and the continued development of the Australian wheat industryNigel Alexander DickFor service to the media, particularly through television and to the communityMark Francis DohrmannFor service to people with disabilities, particularly through the Technical Aid to the disabledAngus Alan DownieFor service to the disabled in Tasmania and as a member of the Disability Advisory Council of AustraliaDr Aldo Victor DreostiFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of anaesthesiaHarold Charles EagletonFor service to the Public ServiceProfessor Creswell John EastmanFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of endocrinologyLeslie John EggingtonFor service to industrial relationsDr James Morrison EllisFor service to medicine, particularly orthopaedic surgeryJohn Brehmer FairfaxFor service to the community and to the mediaDr Graeme Blatchford FreckerFor service to local governmentKathleen Carina FrenchFor service to the communityRobert FultonFor service to the sport of rugby leagueEric Leslie GarnerFor service to the resource development industry and to international tradeRosalie GascoigneFor service to the arts, particularly as a sculptorDr Cherry Joan GertzelFor service to Australian/African relations as an educator, researcher and advisor to government and community air organisationsDonald Morrison Grant, AUS RFDFor service to surveyingThe Right Reverend James Alexander GrantFor service to the Anglican Church of AustraliaMalcolm Neil Forsyth GrayFor service to the vegetable processing industry and to the communityWarren Albert GrimshawFor service to educationHenry Baynton  (Joe) Gullett, AUS MCFor service to the community, particularly through the National Trust, the Australian War Memorial Council and the Australian ParliamentEilene HannanFor service to operaLeon De Witt HenryFor service to engineering, particularly through the management of water resourcesDr Reuben Hertzberg, AUS CBEFor service to ophthalmic research and training through the establishment of the Chair of Ophthalmology at the University of New South WalesBrian John HillFor service to public administration, particularly in the areas of institutional reform and policy adviceRobin Kenneth HoodFor service to sportBrigadier Ian Murray Hunter, AUS CVO MBEFor service to the community, particularly through the Australian Red Cross SocietyDr Brian Peter HurleyFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of nephrologyDarvell Martin HutchinsonFor service to the communityLesley Anne HuxleyFor service to the Nursing Mothers' Association of AustraliaHarvey Gordon JackaFor public serviceEarl Bruester McDonald JamesFor service to surveying, to local government and to the communityTheodore John Kannis, AUS OBE BEMFor service to the community particularly through the Australian Pensioners LeagueLucy Napaljarri KennedyFor service to the Yuendumu communityPhilip Christian Koperberg, AUS BEMFor service to the community through co-ordinating and controlling the firefighting effort during the New South Wales bushfires of January 1994Helen L'OrangeFor service to women and to local governmentGerhard (Gerry) LevyFor service to the Jewish communityKathleen Mary LoweFor service to the community, particularly as Queensland and National President of the Meals On Wheels ServiceHelen Ann LynchFor service to finance and bankingShirley MaFor service to the Chinese community, particularly through the Chinese Elderly Welfare Society of VictoriaJohn Robert MarsdenFor service to the Law Society of New South Wales and to the communityProfessor John Duncan MathewsFor service to medical researchAssociate Professor Francis Thomas McDermottFor service to the community, particularly in accident prevention and treatment of road trauma victimsDr John Alexander McDonellFor service to education, particularly through the University of the Third AgeDaniel Philip McElligott, AUS MBEFor service to the community and to international relationsLyndall Alexandra McLeanFor service to international relationsRonald Neville McLeodFor public service, particularly as Deputy Secretary of the Department of DefenceProfessor Constantine Agapitos MichaelFor service to medicine and medical education, particularly in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecologyRobert Johnston MierischFor service to the building and construction industry and to the communityMary Patricia MillerFor service to the community, particularly to the physical and financial welfare of aged peopleThe Honourable Brian Kirkwell MillerFor service to the Tasmanian Parliament and to the communityPeter Richard MitchellFor service to the community, particularly to youth and in the area of stroke researchStuart Gwyn MorganFor service to the manufacturing industry and to the communityFather Gregory John O'KellyFor service to education, particularly as headmaster of St Ignatius College, RiverviewGerald Page-HanifyFor service to the telecommunications industryDr William Robert ParkerFor service to medicine in the area of orthopaedic surgery and orthopaedic educationJoan Margaret PhipsonFor service to children's literatureEmeritus Professor Peter Clarence ReadeFor service to dental medicine, surgery and educationProfessor Kenneth Bruce ReinhardFor service to art and to art educationJudith Catherine RodriguezFor service to Australian literature, particularly in the area of poetryChristine Anne RonaldsFor service to women, particularly in the area of anti-discrimination and affirmative actionNorman John RoweFor service to the community, to veterans and to the entertainment industryDr Steven (Istvan) SalamonFor service to the sheep breeding industry, particularly in the area of artificial insemination and semen preservationJohn Desmond SingletonFor service to the community through personal support and fundraising activities for charitable, sporting and research organisationsJim Leonard SmithFor service to community health and to educationThe Honourable Justice Paul Leon SteinFor service to environment law and to the communityBabette Stephens, AUS MBEFor service to the performing artsMargaret StewartFor service to the community as a patron of the arts, particularly through the National Gallery of VictoriaRonald StrahanFor service to zoology and to advancing understanding of Australia's natural biological heritageHenry Maurice TankardFor service to the dried fruits industryThe Honourable Justice James Burrows ThomasFor service to the law, particularly legal ethics and to music educationDr Gad TrevaksFor service to health care administration and to medicineProfessor Barbara van ErnstFor service to educationDr Robert Lyn VickeryFor service to education and to the performing artsKerry Ann WalkerFor service to the performing artsRaymond Richard WalkerFor service to community healthKevin Ernest WeldonFor service to the publishing industry and to water safety as President of World Life SavingEmeritus Professor Raymond Leslie WhitmoreFor service to mining and metallurgical engineering and to engineering history, heritage and industrial archaeologyDr Maxwell John WhittenFor service to entomologyMaurice John WilliamsFor service to business and industryDr Pauline WilsonFor service to hospital administration and to medicineEmeritus Professor Bernard Christopher WolffFor service to education and to the communityRoger Corfield Anson WottonFor service to the community and to the New South Wales Parliament Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyCaptain Crispin Fletcher GeorgeFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Commander, Naval Communications Station Harold E. HoltCommodore David YorkFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Chief of Logistics Naval Support CommandArmyLieutenant Colonel Noel Geoffrey AdamsFor service to the Australian Army, particularly in the 7th Signal RegimentColonel Philip George KearsleyFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army in the field of base logistics and in particular materiel management and commercial supportMajor Michael Joseph KellyFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly as a legal officer with headquarters 1st division and on operations in SomaliaLieutenant Colonel David Thomas Kings AUS RFD RDFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army Reserve, particularly as the Commanding Officer of 6th Field AmbulanceLieutenant Colonel Brian Wallace MillenFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly as Commanding Officer 1st Aviation RegimentBrigadier Vivian Alexander MorganFor distinguished service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army and in particular as Commander 2nd Military District and Chief of Staff Training CommandLieutenant Colonel Michael Francis Peebles AUS RFD RDFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army and in particular as Commanding Officer of the 4th/3rd Battalion The Royal New South Wales RegimentLieutenant Colonel Wayne Bruce SercombeFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the fields of education and trainingAir ForceWing Commander Peter John BevanFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Commanding Officer No 1 Radar Surveillance UnitGroup Captain James Wilson DowningFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Director Electronics Section, Defence Intelligence OrganisationWing Commander Ronald Ian McDonaldFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Commanding Officer No 1 Central Ammunition DepotSquadron Leader James Young WalkerFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Staff Officer in the Technical Trade Restructure ProjectWing Commander Gregory Douglas WeekesFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force and Australian Army, particularly as the Divisional Air Liaison Officer, Headquarters 1st Division Medal (OAM) General Division RecipientCitationNotesPanagiota Katholiki AnastasasFor service to the Greek communityShirley Aldythea AndrewsFor service to folklore through the study of Australian traditional social dancingRichard Albert ArmitageFor service to vocational education and training in VictoriaFrederick Clarence ArmstrongFor service to the community, particularly through Maroondah Social Health Centre and the Copelen Child and Family ServicesJean Alison AustinFor service to the communityKevin Ashley BaconFor service to equestrian sportHelen Christina BakerFor service to children and adolescents with psychological disorders and special needsIvan BakerFor service to the Aboriginal communityBasil Anastase BaramilisFor service to the Greek communityWayne James BennettFor service to the sport of rugby league, particularly as coach of the Brisbane BroncosWilliam Scott BestFor service to the care of the agedJohn David BishopFor service to music education, particularly through the South Australian Music Camp AssociationEdward Richard Webster Blackmore, AUS MBEFor service to the Queensland Blinded Soldier's AssociationLavanda Gordon BlakeneyFor service to the communityJoyce Lillian BlewittFor service to music educationDr John Frank BoasFor service to sport, particularly as an athletics coachLaima BogensFor service to the Ethnic Communities Council of South Australia, particularly in the area of aged support servicesColin John BondFor service to motor sportRoy George BradshawFor service to the community and local governmentDonald Gillies Browne, AUS MBEFor service to veteransIan Sterry BrowneFor service to cyclingGlenis Beverley BryanFor service to the hearing impairedLina BryansFor service to the arts as a modernist painterReginald BryantFor service to the communityBeverley Joan ByronFor service to the communityKelvin Pattison CarrFor service to the community, particularly through the Uniting Church and Rotary InternationalSister Scholastica Josefine CarrilloFor service to the Aboriginal community at Kalumburu MissionNell ChallingsworthFor services to the performing arts in the field of danceTerri CharlesworthFor service to ballet and the teaching of classical danceShirley Jean CheshireFor service to women, particularly through the National Council of Women of Victoria and to youthPeter Campbell ChurchFor service to the promotion of business relations between Australia and the South East Asian regionSister Mary Visitation CidadFor service to the Aboriginal community at Lakumburu MissionPatricia Clare CloughFor service to the community, particularly through the Catholic Women's LeagueDaniel Albert ColeFor service to veteransTjikalyi CollinsFor service to the Aboriginal communityPeter Bertram ColthupFor service to athletics, particularly the Victorian Veteran's Athletic ClubMaxwell Gordon ColwellFor service to Australian literatureEstelle Wren CooperFor service to the community, particularly through the Ku-ring-gai Old People's Welfare AssociationLeslie Gordon CowieFor service to the sport of rugby league footballVincent Arthur CrowFor service to heritage conservationJames Trevor DagleyFor service to the communityJudith Ann DauFor service to the community, particularly the emotional well-being of aged and isolated peoplePatricia May DaviesFor service to local government and to the community Geraldine Rosalie DavisFor service to the sport of target rifle shooting and to the communityDonald Francis de San MiguelFor service to local government and to the communityIan Christopher DiehmFor service to the RSPCA, QueenslandKevin DonaldFor service to youthStanley Thomas DownsFor service to the community and local governmentPatricia Mary DrydenFor service to the Girl Guides Association, QueenslandNigel Adrian Du Pre ChamierFor service to the real estate and property industryRuth Kathleen DunbarFor service to music, particularly Australian jazz, and to the communityArthur Chiswell DutchFor service to the Scout Association of AustraliaNinette Clarice DuttonFor service to the community and to the arts as an artist, particularly as an enamellerJill Denise EarnerFor service to distance educationRamon Gary EpsteinFor service to the sport of weightlifting and to people with physical disabilitiesThe Reverend Father James Michael EslerFor service to the Roman Catholic Church and to theological educationDouglas Edward FaheyFor service to industry, particularly the National Plastics and Rubber Industry Training CouncilRobert Hilson FisherFor service to entomology, particularly through the conservation of endangered species of butterflies in SACyril FloodFor service to the community, particularly through fundraising for charitable organisationsKeep FongFor service to the Chinese communityRaymond Patrick FosterFor service to the Aboriginal communityWilton FosterFor service to the Aboriginal communityDonald FraserFor service to the Aboriginal communityMax FrostFor service to veteransJoseph Richard GaileyFor service to the community, particularly the welfare of cancer patientsBrother Michael Basil GallagherFor service to educationFrank GardnerFor service to driver education and motor sportJohn GarfieldFor service to the community as an entertainer and compere assisting organisations with fundraisingNancy Russell GemmellFor service to conservation, local history and the communityDr Edward John GiblinFor service to the communityRichard James GillFor service to music educationLyle John GilliganFor service to the communityBrian Robert GolledgeFor service to junior soccerFrederick Spencer GraceFor service to the sport of rowingCouncillor Peter GrahamFor service to local government and to the communitySydney Matthew Grant, AUS DFCFor service to veterans and to the communityElsa Noeline Braham GrayFor service to the community and to local governmentIrvine Heber GreenFor service to community history, particularly through the Doncaster/Templestowe SocietyTherese Maryann GreensladeFor service to the agedAlexander John GrieveFor service to community musicAnne Mcfadden HainesFor service to women, particularly through the War Widows Guild of AustraliaBarry Richard HalpinFor service to community health and to hospital administrationBetty Thelma HandleyFor service to scouting and to the Anglican Church of AustraliaOriel Ethel HandleyFor service to education through Moreton Bay College WynnumColin William HarmanFor service to the preservation of native orchids and ferns and to the Green Mountains Botanic GardensAudrey Jean HarrisFor service to women's lawn bowlsJoseph Wesley HawkinsFor service to the Pony Club movement and to Riding for the Disabled, Wagga WaggaDonald William HaydenFor service to local government and to the community Kenneth William HayesFor service to farm management and to land regenerationGwenyth Whitmee HazeltonFor service to the community Henry John Heath, AUS RFD VRDFor service to veterans, particularly through the Naval Association of QueenslandWalter Henry HeinzFor service to aged people, to sport and to the Anglican Church of AustraliaDouglas Ray HendersonFor service to conservation, to sport and to the community Elaine HenryFor service to community health, particularly as Executive Director of the New South Wales Cancer CouncilNorman Stanley HeroldFor service to the West Australian State Emergency Service and to the communityWilliam Thomas HillFor service to the pastoral industryLancelot Thomas HoggFor service to accountancy and to the Baptist Union of QueenslandAlbert Cecil HowardFor service to golfVera Doreen HumphreyFor service to the Gulgong District Hospital and to the communityNancy IredaleFor service to animal welfare, particularly through the Cat Protection Society of NSWNorman Bambling JacksonFor service to the broadcasting industry and to the communityConstance Waratah JasinskasFor service to the communityRonald Arthur JenkinsFor service to cyclingRuth May JensenFor service to the emotional and psychological needs of children in hospital through the "Ward Grannies" scheme at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for ChildrenOliver Merlyn Jones, AUS EDFor service to the Cambodian people of Western Australia, to sport and to the communityWilliam Jules JorisFor service to children, particularly through the Christian Children's Fund of AustraliaAtunaisa Otutoa KalamafoniFor service to homeless youthJanice Ann KellyFor service to the communityRichard George KerrFor service to the Vietnamese community and to businessAlison Robyn Kerr-JonesFor service to education and to the communityJames Sidney KerriganFor service to  community healthAnthony Albert KingFor service to arts administrationJohn Ferris KirkpatrickFor service to the community and to local governmentRosetta KleemFor service to veterans and to ex-servicewomenBrent Peter LaceyFor service to community health, particularly through the Red Ribbon ProjectGeorge LakisFor service to the Greek communityErminio Antonio LamarraFor service to local government and to the communityAndrew Alfred LaversFor service to the community health, as founder of the Alzheimer's Association of Western AustraliaMyra Jean LawFor service to community musicSylvia LaxtonFor service to the Country Women's Association of QueenslandLetitia Anne LeachFor service to community service groups, particularly the Australian Red Cross SocietyMarjorie LeitchFor service to the Gympie State High School and Parents and Citizens AssociationPatricia Evelyn LemckeFor service to arts administrationGeoffrey Henry LemckeFor service to arts administrationRonald Hugh LewisFor service to the community and to the public health systemJames Francis LoganFor service to the community Dr Thomas Brendan LynchFor service to medicine Kenneth Forbes MacdonaldFor service to Australian rules footballDonald George MackrillFor service to fire and emergency servicesPatricia Mary MaguireFor service to the Society of St Vincent de PaulRose ManchesFor service to children with physical disabilitiesJohn Alexander MartinFor service to emergency services and to local government Peter Addison MastersFor service to youth through the Duke of Edinburgh's Award SchemeJames Roy MastersFor service to conservation and the environmentAllen Joseph MatthewsFor service to local government Dorothy May McCallumFor service to the communityWilliam Watson McCollFor service to the promotion of the Australian entertainment industry and to the mediaJohn Albert McCormackFor service to the community and to local government Vivienne Frances McCutcheonFor service to the community in the fields of social welfare, education and healthDuncan James McDonaldFor service to the community and to local government William Angus McDonaldFor service to local government Anthony Michael McGraneFor service to local government, to industry development and to the community Heather McGregorFor service to the protection of women and children subjected to domestic violenceAlec Frederick McIntoshFor service to local government and to the community Brother Steven David McLaughlinFor service to education as Principal of St Joseph's College (Nudgee College) and to the community Heather Aida McManisFor service to the community, particularly through St John Ambulance Australia (WA) and to ex-servicewomenDonald Charles McRaeFor service to local government and to the community Hugh Ian MillarFor service to aged peopleRonald Stanley MooreFor service to the community William (Bill) MooreFor service to aged peopleRuby Letitia (Lettie) MorelleFor service to women, particularly through the Queensland Ladies' Bowling Association and the Association of Women's Forum Clubs of AustraliaDr John James MorrisseyFor service to medicine, particularly through improving standards of health care for women in North QueenslandMary Teresa MuirFor service to the community William Patrick MurphyFor service to the community and to veterans Margaret Stuart MurrayFor service to the Girl Guides Association (NSW)Frederick Robert MylesFor service to the communityArthur Leslie NelsonFor service to the community, particularly through the Uniting ChurchAlexander Fraser NelsonFor service to youth through the Scout Association of AustraliaBruce NelsonFor service to veterans Mervyn Stanley NeumannFor service to the community through the Colthup Home for aged people and to the Leichhardt Baptist Kindergarten and PreschoolDr Mary Creighton NixonFor service to the profession of psychology and to the Australian Psychology SocietyDonald Francis OrgillFor service to the wool industry as a judge of sheep shearing competitionsAlan Clifford OvertonFor service to the Parramatta Rugby League Football Club and to the community Ronald Murray PappsFor service to the racing industry as a race commentator and to the community William Edward PeacockFor service to the hairdressing industry and to the development of standards for apprenticeship trainingJessie Mildred PeartFor service to the community particularly through the Keilor Road Uniting Church Kindergarten and Orana Family Services CouncilLance Arthur PhillipsFor service to the Jewish communityDr Edmund John PickfordFor service to the community and to dentistryMyra Jean (Bonnie) PierceFor service to the community of the Wingecarribee ShireEunice Wilhelmine PollockFor service to nursing through the treatment and management of spinal cord injuriesDr David Carington PopeFor service to the community particularly through the Medical Benevolent Association of New South WalesIan David PurseFor service to the community through the development of youth programs and counselling servicesNorman Neil RachingerFor service to people with disabilities through Karingal, Inc. and the Noah's Ark Toy Library (Geelong)Margaret Joan RamsayFor service to veterans through the Returned and Services League (South Australian Branch) Patrick Gabriel ReidFor service to veterans through the Returned and Services League, Gladesville Sub-Branch, and the Ex-Prisoners War Association (NSW) Pauline Neura ReillyFor service to ornithology David John RennieFor service to boxing, particularly through the Australian National Boxing FederationDouglas Buist RennieFor service to soccer Alice Mildred RoachFor service to the communityMary Edith RobsonFor service to the Essy Swar Red Cross Kiosk, Royal Melbourne HospitalJohn Sidney RossFor service to the tourism and hospitality industry, particularly through the Australian Hotels AssociationClarence Silver RoweFor service to veterans and to the community Edna Eileen RoyalFor service to the United Ex-Servicewomen's Association, RockhamptonJohn Douglas RussellFor service to music, particularly as artistic director of the Barossa Music FestivalHelen Florence Russell SageFor service to early childhood educationClaudia SantilliFor service to the Italian community, particularly through the Co As It Ladies CommitteeMichael Desmond ScanlanFor service to the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service and to the community William Gustave Schuberg, RfdFor service to youth through the Air Training Corps, New South Wales SquadronDavid ScottFor service to veterans through the Returned and Services League Granville Sub-BranchHeather Janette ScraggsFor service to hockey Barry James SeamanFor service to veterans, particularly through the South East Asian and Korean Veterans' AssociationKenneth Girvan Selleck, AUS DFCFor service to veterans particularly through the Returned and Services League Surfers Paradise Sub-BranchMaxine Denise ShawFor service to nursing in isolated communitiesDr Margaret SheldonFor service to the community through the provision and development of rural health servicesAthyl Dawn SmithFor service to the performing arts and to the community Joan SmithFor service to charitable organisationsEris Mary SmythFor service to the community and to the trade union movementPatricia Meria SomervilleFor service to tenpin bowlingJune Ethel StephensonFor service to the Beaumaris Art GroupRoslyn Frances StewartFor service to the National Trust of Australia, Western AustraliaBoris SverdloffFor service to charitable and community organisationsEnid Taczewa-ZdanowiczFor service to ballet as principal piano accompanist of the Queensland BalletDonald McGregor TannerFor service to youth Gemmel TassieFor service to medicine and to the community Elwyn TegelFor service to nursing and to the Uniting Church, MenindeeEdward Albert TerryFor service to photography Alan Raymond TetleyFor service to band music and to the community Pantju ThompsonFor service to the Aboriginal community Patrick John TooheyFor service to the community and to veterans Lorna TrevellaFor service to music Leslie Jack TwentymanFor service to youth as an outreach worker and as founder of the 20th Man Homeless and Kids in Distress FundVerna Joyce VaughanFor service to the community through the World Education Fellowship, Queensland SectionAllan John Vial, AUS DFCFor service to veterans through the Path Finder Force AssociationJudith Elizabeth WadhamFor service to the implementation and support of volunteer community service programs in ElthamMary Catherine WalshFor service to the community Francis Michael WarrickFor service to the media, to conservation and to the community Patrick John WashingtonFor service to the offshore diving industryWilliam Arthur WeirFor service to the welfare and support of totally and permanently incapacitated veterans Rosemary Anne WestFor service to disadvantaged groups in the community and to journalism Canon James Edward WhildFor service to the community and to St Mark's Anglican Church, Darling PointGordon Sinclair WhiteFor service to local government and to the community Daisy Kathleen Billie WilliamsFor service to the community through fundraising for charitable organisationsRaynor Alan WilliamsFor service to the Lord Howe Island communityMargaret Dawn WillsFor service to the community through the Incapacitated Servicemen and Women's Association of AustraliaSarah Esther WilsonFor service to aged people, particularly through the Aged and Invalid Pensioners' Association of South AustraliaJolanta Tomira WolskiFor service to the Polish communityNicholas Xynias, AUS BEMFor service to the community through the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland and the provision of support services to migrantsDoris May YabsleyFor service to the community Anatole ZakroczymskiFor service to the Russian communityReinis ZustersFor service to the visual arts as a landscape painter Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyChief Petty Officer Thomas Edward ClarkeFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the senior chef onboard HMAS BrisbanePetty Officer June Lorraine CunninghamFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the Directorate of Training and Educational PolicyWarrant Officer Graeme Alan MustowFor exceptional service and performance of duty with the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Defence Force, particularly as the Academy Sergeant Major at the Australian Defence Force AcademyWarrant Officer George John WallFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Head of the Career Management Cell for Communicators, Naval Police Coxswains, Work Study and Band Category SailorsArmyWarrant Officer Class One David Leslie BennettFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 2nd/4th BattalionWarrant Officer Class One Richard Joseph BrearleyFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as Range Control Officer, RockhamptonWarrant Officer Class Two Trevor John ChellFor service to the Australian Army Reserve, particularly as the Training Warrant Officer of 140th Signal SquadronWarrant Officer Class One Wayne John DixonFor service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of logisticsCaptain Daniel Desmond FlemingFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Quartermaster of the School of ArmourWarrant Officer Class One Lillian LucjanFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, and in particular as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 1st Military HospitalWarrant Officer Class Two Beryl Kay McGreevyFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army Reserve, particularly in the field of trainingWarrant Officer Class One Larry Steven StaggsFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of supply managementWarrant Officer Class Two Jennifer Anne TonkinFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of community servicesWarrant Officer Class One Raymond Earle TuttFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army in the field of stores system management and as Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant to 9th Transport RegimentWarrant Officer Class One Kevin Joseph VannFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Australian Army, particularly in the field of trainingAir ForceFlight Sergeant Glenn Ernest FordFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Base Information Systems Officer, RAAF WilliamsWarrant Officer Brian Andrew FraserFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Warrant Officer in Charge No 34 Squadron Field Training CentreFlight Sergeant Malcolm John HuggettFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of air transport engineeringWarrant Officer Dennis Frederick OlsenFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force Active Reserve, particularly at No 23 SquadronWarrant Officer Kevin Patrick RileyFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as the Assistant Resident Project Engineering, United States Air Force, Sacramento Air Logistics CentreSergeant Edmond Richard WilkensFor exceptional service and devotion to duty with the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly in the field of supply computing References Category:1994 awards Category:Orders, decorations, and medals of Australia Category:1994 in Australia