1992 Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

September 2020 September 2020 The 1992 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 8 June 1992 by the office of the Governor-General.8 June 1992 QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS ORDER OF AUSTRALIA 66 4 The Canberra Times 20,875 Australian Capital Territory, Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article126927579 29 September 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 RecipientCitationNotesArthur Merric Bloomfield Boyd, AUS OBE AOFor service to the visual arts and to the development of Australian artists and crafts people8 June 1992 Artist Arthur Boyd among top birthday honours 66 1 The Canberra Times 20,875 Australian Capital Territory, Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article126927475 29 September 2020 National Library of Australia8 June 1992 Government Gazette Appointments and Employment 1 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette. Special S127 Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article240697228 3 October 2020 National Library of AustraliaProfessor Jacqueline Jarrett GoodnowFor service to research into child development and education in the discipline of psychologyThe Honourable Justice Barry James MaddernFor service to industrial relations as President of the Australian Industrial Relations CommissionEmeritus Professor John Arthur PassmoreFor service to philosophy, particularly the history of philosophy and the history of ideasHis Excellency Rear Admiral Peter Ross Sinclair, AUS AOFor service to the Crown as Governor of New South WalesRoger Robert Woodward, AUS OBEFor service to music, particularly as a pianist and to the promotion of Australian composition Officer (AO) General Division RecipientCitationNotesIan Glencross Radcliffe BurgessFor service to commerceProfessor Peter Anthony CastaldiFor service to medicine, particularly in the fields of haematosis and thrombosisThe Honourable Donald Leslie ChippFor service to the Australian Parliament, particularly as founder and leader of the Australian DemocratsDavid Stuart ClarkeFor service to business and to the communityThe Honourable Michael Arthur ClearyFor service to the New South Wales ParliamentThe Honourable Judith Jacqueline CohenFor service to industrial relationsKevin John CroaghFor service to the community and to manufacturingProfessor Henrique Antonio D'AssumpcaoFor service to science and technologyProfessor Mervyn John EadieFor service to the medicine, particularly neurology and to neuropharmacologyDr Vivian George EyersFor service to teacher education training and to year 12 curriculum developmentHis Excellency Philip James FloodFor service to international relationsSir James William FootsFor service to the community and to businessDr Joan Forrest GardnerFor service to medicine in the field of sterilisation, disinfection and infection controlProfessor Ian David GustFor service to public health, particularly in the prevention of Hepatitis and AIDSReverend Dr Francis Henry HarmanFor service to bioethics, to religion and to educationThomas Plunkett HayesFor service to international organisations and for public serviceDr Alan Kenneth HeadFor service to science through research into the structure of solids and its application to industryThe Honourable (acting) Justice Jack Austell LeeFor service to the law and to the communityDr Patricia MatherFor service to marine biology, particularly in the fields of Ascidian research and reef scienceJohn Neil McCallum, AUS CBEFor service to the performing artsThe Honourable Ian George Medcalf, AUS ED QCFor service to the law, to the Western Australian Parliament and to the communityJames Mollison, AUS AMFor service to arts administrationProfessor John Rodney NilandFor service to industrial relations and to tertiary educationDr Mark Francis O'BrienFor service to medicine as a cardiovascular surgeon and to the communityPeter Joseph RedlichFor service to business and to the artsRobert Duncan Somervaille, AUS AMFor service to media and to the Australian space industryIan Ernest WebberFor service to the transport industryThe Honourable Justice James Michael WhiteFor service to the law and to the communityReginald Murray Williams, AUS CMGFor service to business and to the communityProfessor Glenn Alexander WithersFor service to applied economics, particularly in the areas of immigration and population researchProfessor Leslie Ronald ZinesFor service to the Australian legal system, particularly in the field of constitutional law Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyPrincipal Chaplain The Rev Monsignor Ian Thomas DempseyFor service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Director General Chaplaincy8 June 1992 Government Gazette Proclamations and Legislation 1 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette. Special S128 Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article240697229 3 October 2020 National Library of AustraliaArmyMajor General John Curtis Hartley, AUS AMFor service to the General Officer Commanding Training CommandAir ForceAir Vice Marshal William Macdonald Collins, AUS AMFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Air Officer Commanding Logistics Command Member (AM) General Division RecipientCitationNotesTerence Lewis AddisonFor service to the trade union movementProfessor Ken Francis AdkinsFor service to dentistryKeith William AllisonFor service to the rural community, particularly through rural lands protection boards and the provision of servicesRobert Edward Joseph Allman, AUS OBEFor service to the performing arts, particularly operaFreddy Argy, AUS OBEFor service to national economic planningFrancis Neville ArkellFor service to the local government, New South Wakes parliament and to the communityProfessor Douglas Kevin BairdFor service to medicine and youthWilliam Robert Ricardo BeggsFor service to primary industry, particularly through the wool industry and the Royal Agricultural Society of VictoriaEmeritus Professor Alan Reginald BillingsFor service to electric and electronic engineering and to educationWendy BlacklockFor service to the performing artsBennie David BodnaFor service to the community as public advocate for VictoriaRonald Barrie BodycoatFor service to architecture, heritage and conservationRuth Wingate BrightFor service to community health through music therapyGregory John William BunburyFor service to superannuation administrationWinsome Claire BundeyFor service to social welfare and to educationDr Charles Bryan CampbellFor service to medical administrationHarold William CaulfieldFor service to horticultureGeoffrey Donald ChisholmFor service to the Tasmanian ParliamentGeoffrey Elliott ColesFor service to the retailing industryAgathocles Agathocleous Constantine, AUS OAMFor service to the sport of soccerJohn Arthur CookFor service to international trade and relationsLeonard Edgar CouchmanFor service to entomologyMargaret Neville CribbFor service to education and to women's affairsKeith Martin CysFor service to the trade union movement and to the communityShirley DaviesFor service to women's hockeyDr David De SouzaFor service to community healthKenneth Spephen DoneFor service to art and design and to the tourist industryJoie Elwyn DwyerFor service to youth, particularly through the Girl Guides Association and to the communityDr Meredith Ann EdwardsFor service to social welfare and to educationColonel Nellie Jane Espie, AUS RRCFor service to veterans and nursingBarry Peter FlanaganFor service to the electricity and electrical engineering industryNorman Arthur GampeFor service to local governmentPatrick GeraghtyFor service to the Seaman's Union of AustraliaGraham Robert GregoryFor service to horticulture, particularly in the area of viticultureAllan Neville HallFor public service, particularly in the field of administrative lawHugh Ross HamiltonFor service to the trade union movement and workplace reformRonald Charles Douglas HanmerFor service to music and musical educationLeonard Norton HingleyFor service to the trade union movement and to the communityWarren Michael HortonFor service to librarianshipS. E. K. Hulme AUS AM QCFor service to the lawJessop Basset Grey HultonFor service to the environment and to tourismThe Honourable Alan John Hunt, MLCFor service to the Victorian ParliamentEric Clifton IlesFor service to industrial relations local government and to the communityProfessor Jorg ImbergerFor service to civil engineering and to educationClive JamesFor service to the media, particularly as a television broadcasterRonald Lewis Hale JohnsonFor service to the community, particularly as Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of New South WalesDr Desmond Roy KellyFor service to the mining industryDonald Moreton KendellFor service to air transportStepan KerkyasharianFor service to the ethnic community and to multicultural broadcastingLaurence James KiernanFor service to the community, particularly through fundraising for charityDr Patricia Mary LahyFor service to educationEthel Isabel LangFor service to the arts, particularly as a radio performer and to the communityRobert Raymond LeaneFor service to the communityLionel Norman LedlieFor service to industrial relationsDr Elizabeth Ann LewisFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of neurosurgery, and to medical administrationDr Thomas Michael Mackenzie LongFor service to medicine, particularly as a surgeon, and to the Royal Flying Doctor ServiceThe Honourable Justice Ray Francis LovedayFor service to community health, particularly through the Asthma Foundation of New South WalesEmeritus Professor Eric Vincent MackayFor service to medicine, particularly in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecologyDr Francis Auchline MacnabFor service to religion and as founder of the Cairnmillar InstituteDr Jillian Mary MalingFor service to tertiary educationBrother Stanislaus William McGuireFor service to religion and to international relationsWilliam Patrick McLennanFor public serviceNatascha Duschene McNamara, AUS MBEFor service to the Aboriginal community, particularly through the Aboriginal Training and Cultural InstituteLesley Kaye McPaulFor service to education, particularly through the Federation of Parents' and Citizens' AssociationsJohn Stanley Raymond Meredith, AUS OAMFor service to the arts, particularly in the collection and preservation of Australian folkloreDr Henry Kazimierz MillicerFor service to the aviation industry, particularly in the field of aeronautical engineeringClinical Associate Professor Paul Sydney MoffittFor service to medicine particularly in the field of diabetic educationFelicity Anne MorrishFor service to the education of children with intellectual disabilitiesLaurence Conway MullerFor service to the print media as a publisher and booksellerMargaret Anne NielsenFor service to women's affairsJustin Maurice O'BrienFor service to artNancy Ethel O'DonnellFor service to children with disabilities, particularly through the Girl Guides' AssociationMuriel Josephine PaglianoFor service to the community, particularly through the Country Women's AssociationPeter Joseph PatroniFor service to aviation, particularly through the Aircraft Owners' and Pilots' AssociationDr Richard Graham PembreyFor service to medicine, particularly in the fields of haematology and oncologySister Therese Marie Pilkington (Sister Paulina)For service to nursing education and to international relationsDr Richard Maxwell PorterFor service to community healthDouglas Gideon PoulterFor public serviceValmai Blanche PowerFor service to the Aboriginal communityVictor Albert ProsserFor service to business and commerce and to the accounting profession in Australia and internationallyAlbert Forwood Puddy, AUS EDFor service to the community, particularly employer support for the Reserve ForcesRobert Michael RadfordFor service to cricket administrationJoan ReidyFor service to education for disabled studentsDennis John Rose, AUS QCFor public serviceRichard Thomas ScottFor service to industrial relationsSheila Winifred Gordon Scotter, AUS MBEFor service to the arts, particularly through fundraisingDr Barrie Pedder ScrivenerFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of otolaryngologyBerek Robert Segan, AUS OBEFor service to the promotion and support of the arts, particularly through the Castlemaine State FestivalDr John Nathan SegelovFor service to medicine particularly in the field of neurosurgeryPhilippa Judith SmithFor service to the community, particularly through the formulation of social welfare policiesDr William Albert SnowdonFor service to veterinary science, particularly through the Australian Animal Health LaboratoryDr Bernard Felix StoneFor service to science and to scoutingDr William John McGregor TegartFor service to science and technologyCharles Edward Timothy TerrellFor service to international aid, relations and welfareDr Richard Frederick WalkerFor service to the promotion of literacy, particularly in developing countriesClive Langridge WardFor service to the communityProfessor Donald Mathew WatersFor service to education, particularly through the Australian Maritime CollegeBruce Phillip WebbFor service to the mineral and energy industriesDudley Keith WildeFor service to architectureBeverley Ann WillsFor service to the community, tourism and to local governmentLady Lois WoodwardFor service to the community, particularly through the Victorian Hospitals Association and the Royal Women's HospitalVincent YovichFor service to Australian rules football administration Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyCommander Ralph Andrew Clements MacdonaldFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Command Support Services Officer of Naval Support CommandLieutenant Commander Ian Lennert WegenerFor service through the development of an enhanced minesweeping capabilityAnthony Thomas Wilson, AUS PSM RFDFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Director General Reserves NavyArmyMajor Diana Grace BienkiewiczFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as Staff Officer to the Assistant Chief of the General Staff, Army ReserveColonel James Kenneth CampbellFor service to the Army in the field of material managementColonel Adam John FritschFor service as Commandant Army Aviation Centre and Commander Darling Downs Military AreaLieutenant Colonel Ian Campbell GordonFor service as Commanding Officer of the 1st Signal Regiment and the Australian Contingent, United Nations Mission to the Referendum in Western SaharaBrigadier Alan Hayllar HodgesFor service as Chief of Staff Training Command and Director General of Personnel Support – ArmyLieutenant Colonel Keith Howard JobsonFor service as Commanding Officer North West Mobile ForceLieutenant Colonel Gordon JonesFor service to the Army in armoured regimental training and command appointmentsColonel Robert Allen SlaterFor service as Commander 6th Engineer GroupAir ForceGroup Captain John William Cottrell BakerFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director of Aircraft Engineering, Headquarters Logistics CommandWing Commander Kenneth Neal BirrerFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer Base Squadron, East SaleWing Commander John Michael Fander-Linden, AUS AFCFor service as Director of Air Operations for the Papua New Guinea Defence ForceWing Commander John David RichesFor service as Staff Officer, Headquarters Operational Support GroupWing Commander Noel Gilbert SchmidtFor service as Staff Officer Engineering Policy Medal (OAM) General Division RecipientCitationNotesShirley Elaine AdkinsFor service to the Aero clubs, particularly as a competitor and administratorHazel Jean AlthoferFor service to the conservation and the environment, particularly through the Burrendong Arboretum TrustGraham Frank AndrewsFor service to the community, particularly as administrator of the Western Queensland flood appeal 1990Isobel Mary Annat, AUS MBEFor service to nursing and nursing organisationsAnita Beryl ArnoldFor service to children with intellectual disabilitiesVeda Joyce ArrowsmithFor service to the visual artsMonica-Ann AttardFor service to the community as radio correspondent, MoscowFrank Vincent Baden-PowellFor service to the performing artsLady Edith Maud BadgerFor service to the community, particularly through the Meals on Wheels organisationColin Gordon BallFor service to the public serviceHelen Lynnette BatesFor service to community, particularly people suffering from cancerFrederic Henry BatesFor service to the arts as an administrator and artistJoylene Maria BattilanaFor service to the Public ServiceValerie Chisholm BecherFor service to the communityVictor Charles BellFor service to the community and local governmentIngrid Anne BergFor service to the performing arts, to artists and to charitiesJennifer Anne BerminghamFor service to the performing arts as an opera singerKevin John BerryFor service to the sport of swimmingRobena Heather BerryFor service to the agedCecil Claud Bettens, AUS BEMFor service to veteransMalcolm Robert BlaikieFor service to the community and primary industryCouncillor Michael Winston BlythFor service to local governmentLester Joan BrandtFor service to the community as a musicianDorothy Eileen BrewerFor service to the sport of cricketPhyllis Anne BroadwayFor service to the arts, particularly as manager of the Castlemaine State FestivalDr Peter Charles BrothersFor service to dentistry through the Australian Dental AssociationJoyce Alice BrownFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadDorothy May BrowneFor service to athleticsPatricia Ann BrusascoFor service to the communityPercy Alexander BuchananFor service to the dairy industryAndrew Fergus BuckleFor service to youth, particularly through cricketJames Frederick BurkeFor service to veteransJames William BurtonFor service to education, particularly to environmental educationReginald Thomas ButlerFor service to sports administration and to the communityGraham Alexander CarlisleFor service to surf life savingMartin Dennis CarlsonFor service to the community as a fundraiser, particularly for the Royal Children's Hospital Building FoundationGeoffrey Donald CarringtonFor service to the sport of water skiingOlive Benita CashFor service to the community through the National TrustYvonne Kathleen CatoFor service to veteransRobert Edward ChadwickFor services to the wool industryFrancis Charles ChattawayFor service to people with disabilities and to community organisationsRobert Charles ClarkeFor service to the Public ServiceGladys Emily ColemanFor service to youthLorraine Mavis CollopyFor service to community health, local government and community organisationsRaymond CookFor service to local historyWyndham Oliver CooperFor service to the hearing impairedDouglas Harold CorbenFor service to the community and to local governmentRobert Joseph CorbridgeFor service to people with intellectual disabilitiesMontague Charles Carrington Cotton, AUS DFCFor service to the timber and wood product industryRoger Maxwell CowanFor service to the sport of rugby league footballCharles William CrowdenFor service to the community, particularly to the aged and veteransSylvia Mary CurleyFor service to nursing, to local history and to the National TrustNanette Mary D'ArcyFor service to Vietnamese and Indo-Chinese migrantsBrian Francis D'ArcyFor service to Vietnamese and Indo-Chinese migrantsCarissa Leanne DalwoodFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadWilliam DarnellFor service to the community and to tourismBrian John DaveyFor service to physiotherapyLester Lloyd DaviesFor service to the Aboriginal community, particularly through the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western AustraliaElsie Veronica De Luca-VirgonaFor service to children with hearing and sight impairments, particularly through the Lantern ClubEleanor June DeanFor service to St Paul's Cathedral, RockhamptonAlan Geoffrey DearFor service to the support of laryngectomy patientsKeeley Jane DeveryFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadPatrick Kelvin DickensFor service to the community and local governmentRussell Keith DickensFor service to animal welfare, particularly through the Australian Koala FoundationRuth Edith DonFor service to the Association of Women's Forum ClubsNanette Eleanor DooleyFor service to the communityFrancis Austin DoyleFor service to local historyFrederick Morris DoyleFor service to veteransWilliam Robert Drevesen, AUS BEMFor service to sailing and to the communityLyn Jean DrysdaleFor service to the Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Support GroupAllen Edward DugganFor service to veteransMary Margaret DunFor service to the communityEva Jean DunlopFor service to the Cystic Fibrosis AssociationSister Elizabeth Inez DunsmoreFor service to nursing, particularly hospice and palliative careDr Douglas William EasthopeFor service to dentistry and for voluntary service to the people of the Solomon IslandsBrian Clifford EdwardsFor service to physiotherpy and Legacy through a fundraising solo flight from England to Perth in a Tiger MothRonald George EdwardsFor service to Australian folklore and to publishing through Ram Skull PressIsabel Elizabeth ElliottFor service to the communityLaurel Margaret ElliottFor service to the community, particularly through the Melbourne Citizens Advice BureauEllen Ita EnglishFor service to the community, particularly through the Catholic Women's LeagueRobert George Natale FabrisFor service to the communityAntonio Lauro FaccioloFor service to the tourism and hospitality industryRosemary Ann FarrowFor service to the Victorian Council for Children's Films and TelevisionNick Vincent FazzalariFor service to the Italian community, particularly through the Society of St Hilarion IncMichelle FielkeFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadSharon Louise FinnanFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadMatthew Felix FitzgeraldFor service to the communitySister Marlene Therese FitzgibbonsFor service to nursingBeatrice Helen FitzsimonsFor service to the community, particularly the Country Woman's AssociationDr Robert John FlemingFor service to medicine and to the communityGeorge FreudenFor service to the sport of skiing, particularly through the Ski Patrol AssociationHarry Cecil GaddFor service to veteransEric Heinrich Giersch AUS DFCFor service to the Travellers' Cot FundChristopher John GilbeyFor service to the Australian music industry and to the Paraplegic and Quadriplegic AssociationFrank Edward GillFor service to veteransArthur Dingwall GorrieFor service to Toastmasters International and to Queensland Model Aero ClubJohn Macmillan GovanFor service to veteransViolet Winifred Lily GrantFor service to veterans and to the communityDr McCrae Cramond GrassieFor service to educationKeith GraverFor service to the Pharmacy Guild of AustraliaMarjory Ann GravesFor service to equestrian sportsMargery Adela GuiverFor service to education and to the Quota ClubJoy Ellen Rose GullanFor service to people with hearing impairments and to the communityTimothy Douglas HainingFor service to people with disabilities through the Blairlogie CentreGeoffrey Philip HarrisFor service to the print media and to the Printing and Allied Trades Employers' FederationMarjorie Winsome HartFor service to the communityDr Malcolm Cave HayFor service to youth, particularly through the Sail Training SchemeKeith Whitten HaywardFor service to veterans, particularly through the Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers AssociationJanice Eileen HeaslipFor service to the education of children in isolated areasDonald Harold HeggieFor service to the communityMargaret Janet HendryFor service to women's affairsEckart Wolfgang HillFor service to the promotion of multiculturalism in the artsAda HindeFor service to the community particularly through fundraising for the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical ResearchNeoklis HodgeFor service to the Greek communityBarbara Joan HorsfieldFor service to the Girl Guides AssociationDaniel Paul HoylandFor service to surf lifesavingDavid Hamilton HumeFor service to community health, particularly through the Anti-Cancer Council of VictoriaLola Anne HutchinsonFor service to the community and to local governmentJohanna Clasina Maria HuygensFor service to youth with disabilities, particularly through the Girl Guides AssociationKeith IsonFor service to secondary school educationRoselee Joy Gwendoline JenckeFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadColin Raymond JohnsFor service to the Pharmacy Guild of AustraliaJill Dorine JohnstoneFor service to the Girl Guides AssociationArthur Charles JordanFor service to veteransVerlie JustFor service to the arts, particularly as director of the Town Gallery, BrisbaneSylvia Dawn KearneyFor service to the communityPercival 'Ned' KellyFor service to veteransJennifer Anne KennettFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadSusan Carolyn KennyFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadValerie Elizabeth (Bette) Kingsford-SmithFor service to the National TrustJenny Millar LamondFor service to education, particularly through the development of the "Lamond Method" of learning, spelling and readingJohn Charlesworth LangleyFor service to the communityJosephine Mary LannanFor service to nursing(Raymond) Douglas LawrenceFor service to music, particularly as an organist and choir directorDr Elijah Haim LevyFor service to the Jewish community and to medicineEdwin Alfred LewisFor service to scouting and to the communityLynette Margaret LillecrappFor service to swimming, particularly as a gold medallist at the Toke Mandeville World Wheelchair ChampionshipsValentine Sheila LittlerFor service to people with intellectual disabilities, particularly through the Endeavour FoundationDr Aldo LorigiolaFor service to the Italian community and to the promotion of Australia in ItalyJoseph Noble MadeleyFor service to veterans, particularly through the Rats of Tobruk AssociationDulcie May MagnusFor service to people with visual impairments, particularly through the transcribing of written music into BrailleIris Laura MaguireFor service to the community, particularly through charitable organisationsGeoffrey Dene MannFor service to youth, particularly through the Sea ScoutsIan Otto MaroskeFor service to conservation and to community historyRobert Leonard Davis MarshallFor service to the performing arts, particularly through the Gallery First NightersOlive Rosalind Morton MasonFor service to the community and to assisting the families of overseas service personnel training at the Command and Staff College, Fort QueenscliffErica Margaret McGilchristFor service to contemporary art and to the establishment of the Women's Art RegisterSimone Cecile McKinnisFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadJohn Francis McNamaraFor service to sport administrationRonald Andrew McNeillFor service to the communityKenneth John MeadFor service to the communityMargaret Joan MeadFor service to nursing, particularly through caring for people with burn injuriesMarilyn Lilla Grace MelhuishFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadMorton John MenzFor service to the communityGwynneth Noreen MiallFor service to the community, particularly through the League of Home HelpKeith MiddletonFor service to the agedMarjorie MinnisFor service to nursing, particularly midwiferyAlderman Robert MooreFor service to local governmentAnne MoutafisFor service to business educationEnvoy Andrew Peter MurfinFor service to social welfare, particularly through the Salvation ArmyPeter John MurrayFor service to mining and to the communityTerry MuscatFor service to trade unions and to the Maltese communityShirley NelsonFor service to nursingHilda Thompson NewsteadFor service to the communityShelley Maree O'DonnellFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadMargaret Ellen O'NeillFor service to the agedFrances Thelma OatesFor service to community welfare groupsJack Colvin OlssonFor service to the community, particularly through Rotary InternationalTeresa Mary OmondFor service to community healthWendy PageFor service to community health, particularly in the area of palliative careGraeme Ian ParkinsonFor service to Modbury HospitalAnthony David ParsonsFor service to the breeding, working and judging of the Australian kelpie sheepdogJoseph PerilloFor service to the Italian communityDavid Austin PhippardFor service to the Sydney Maritime MuseumGeoffrey Leonard PlantFor service to people with hearing impairmentsJack Ernest PollardFor service to sports journalism and sporting historyJoyce Ada PurcellFor service to women's affairs, particularly through the Catholic Women's LeagueJessie Catherine QuigleyFor service to the communityTrevor Gilbert QuinnFor service to the communityJack Weston RaeFor service to primary industry, particularly the Royal Agricultural Society of VictoriaJohn Albert RandallFor service to local governmentElwhyn Gledhill RandellFor service to the communityHenry James RankineFor service to the Aboriginal communityRalph Iro RaymondFor service to the community through musicJohn Oswald ReynoldsFor service to miningJudith Ann RiceFor service to local government and to the communityCharles Henry RichardsonFor service to sports journalismFrancis Leslie RigneyFor service to local government and to the communityRodney John RileyFor service as a greenkeeper and to the development of Greenless Park couch grassMary Therese RimoldiFor service to the community, particularly the fostering of disabled childrenThe Reverend George RosendaleFor service to the Lutheran Church and to the Aboriginal communityJohn Nigel RossFor service to local government and to the communityMarjorie Mary RossFor service to the communityMargaret Ann SandsFor service to Riding for the DisabledWilliam Neville ScottFor service to Australian folkloreAlbert Ernest ShadeFor service to the community through music organisationsFrank SlatteryFor service to orchid growingJohn Wasley SmithFor service to medicineDora May SmithFor service to the Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers' Association Queensland BranchStuart Alexander SomervilleFor service to swimming administration and to the communityJohn Mervyn StanawayFor service to journalismDr John Mackay StanhopeFor service to medicine, particularly in alcohol and drug related areasVladas StatnickasFor service to the Lithuanian communityNell SteeleFor service to the community, particularly the Save the Children FundDr Noel Lavender StephensonFor service to the community, particularly the Berwick Hospital CommitteeAlderman Margaret Elizabeth StevensonFor service to local government and to the communityMarie Joan StillmanFor service to the communityAllan Gregory StormonFor service to the communityJohn Henry StyringFor service to horse racing, particularly as a race caller, broadcaster and journalistJeanette Eunice SuttieFor service to the communityThe Reverend Peter TapauFor service to the communityNeville Aubrey ThomasFor service to music education and related organisationsNancy ThompsonFor service to the Yooralla Society of VictoriaNoel David ThompsonFor service to the Limbless Soldiers' Association of TasmaniaPhyllis Jean ThomsonFor service to lawn bowlsDr John William TraceFor service to local government and to the communityJoyce TrickettFor service to the arts, particularly poetry and short story writingDouglas James TrottmanFor service to brass band musicDr Peter Brett TunbridgeFor service to the Western Australian Society for Crippled ChildrenLysbeth TurnbullFor service to the Girl Guides Association and to the communityLaura Elizabeth TurnbullFor service to the community, particularly through the Zipper ClubVictor Norman WaddellFor service to scoutingCatriona Margaret WaggFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadRoss Leslie Walker, AUS MBEFor service to the community, particularly aged peopleBruce Laurence WebsterFor service to media broadcasting and to increasing the Australian public's understanding of parliamentary processesCharles Dudley WehlowFor service to local governmentJohn Cecil WeldonFor service to the communityPatricia June WetzlerFor service to the Newcastle War Widows' GuildMilton Stanley WhitingFor service to the communityEdward James WhittenFor service to Australian rules footballHenry Samuel WhittingtonFor service to soil and land conservationMargaret Annie WilkinsonFor service to the St John Ambulance and to the communityLucy WilkinsonFor service to Red Cross and to the communityDr Maurice Cornelius WilliamsFor service to medicine and to the Queensland Spastic Welfare LeagueVicki Susan WilsonFor service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball SquadLeslie WinkleFor service to secondary education in QueenslandNorman Ralph WrightFor service to youth and to the communityAlexander ZotosFor service to the State Emergency Service, particularly the Parramatta Unit Military Division BranchRecipientCitationNotesNavyChief Petty Officer Raymon John CooperFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Supply Department Regulating Chief Petty Officer, HMAS TobrukWarrant Officer Terrence James HillFor service, particularly in the field of sport and the development of the Royal Australian Navy physical training display teamChief Petty Officer Wayne John RichardsFor service, particularly to Naval Training at HMAS NirimbaWarrant Officer John Michael SouthonFor service, particularly as a Navy Career AdviserArmyWarrant Officer Class One Ian Robert AngowFor service to the Army in the field of equipment maintenance managementSergeant Gary Kevin DurrantFor service to the Australian Army in the field of ballistic photographySergeant Rebecca Frances GrayFor service to the Army in the field of administrationWarrant Officer Class One Stephen GriffithsFor service as the Regimental Sergeant Major 2nd/17th Battalion, The Royal New South Wales RegimentCaptain Gregory Reginald HansenFor service as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the Royal Military College DuntroonCaptain Peter LeemanFor service to the Army in the field of air defenceWarrant Officer Class One Lawrence James O'SullivanFor service as the Regimental Sergeant Major 16th Battalion The Royal Western Australia RegimentWarrant Officer Class One Ian Maurice PressleyFor service as a Company Sergeant Major with Headquarters 1st DivisionWarrant Officer Class Two David Francis QuinnFor service with the Special Air Service RegimentWarrant Officer Class One Peter John SemczukFor service to the Army in the field of communications technical trainingCorporal Wayne John WilliamsFor service as a Recruit Instructor at the 1st Recruit Training Battalion, KapookaAir ForceWarrant Officer Thomas Sidney HobdayFor service as Warrant Officer Engineer, Boeing 707 flight line operations, No 486 SquadronFlight Sergeant Maxwell Roderick ChambersFor services to the Royal Australian Air Force at Recruiting SydneyWarrant Officer Stewart Clay FreemanFor service as Provisioning Supervisor, Headquarters Logistics CommandSergeant John Charles HallFor service as Non-Commissioned Officer-in-Charge Maintenance Control Section 5th Aviation RegimentWarrant Officer James David McClellanFor service as caterer, Base Squadron TindalWarrant Officer Paul Wayne SaundersFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force in the implementation of the Corporals' Promotion Course at Headquarters Training Command Support UnitWarrant Officer Russell Graham ThomsonFor service in support of the Defence Suggestion Scheme and the Central Welfare Trust Fund and as the Sponsor of Clerk Financial Accounts Mustering References Category:1992 awards Category:Orders, decorations, and medals of Australia Category:1992 in Australia