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

Mr Clement Paul McARDLE, SA For service to veterans and their families. Mitcham Branch, Royal Australian Air Force Association

• Committee Member, 1979-1984, since 1993. • Contributor, Branch Newsletter, since 2008. • Drum Player, since 1993. • Member, since 1971.

The Returned and Services League of Australia

• Committee Member, Unley Sub-Branch, 1998-2017. • Member, Unley Sub-Branch, 1986-2017. • Co-Founder and President, Coomandook Sub-Branch.

Awards and recognition includes:

• Life Member, Royal Australian Air Force Association, 2007. • Certificate of Merit, Royal Australian Air Force Association, 2000. • Distinguished Service Award, Royal Australian Air Force Association, 1996.


Mr David James McCANN OAM, Coolamon NSW 2701 For service to the community of Coolamon. Coolamon Shire Council

• Councillor, since 2008. • Council Delegate, Coolamon/Junee Police Community Consultative Committee,

current. • Deputy Chairman, Goldenfields Water County Council, current. • Member of various Council Committees, current.

The Returned and Services League of Australia - Coolamon Sub-Branch

• President, 2017-current. • Vice-President, since 2000. • Sub-Branch Welfare Officer and Museum Curator, current. • Member, since 2000. • Coordinator, Coolamon Anzac Day and Remembrance Day ceremonies, since 2000. • Vice-President, South-West District Council, current.

Coolamon Lions Club

• Secretary, current. • Member, since 2000. • President, 2 terms. • Secretary and Bulletin Editor, 8 terms.

Coolamon Rural Bushfire Brigade

• Secretary, since 2012. • Member, since 2008.

Retired Police Association of NSW

• Secretary and Treasurer, Riverina Branch, since 2017. • Member, since 2010.

Other

• Weekly community news columnist, Temora Independent, current. • Police Officer (retired with the rank of Sergeant), NSW Police, 1994-2010. • Serving Member, Royal Australian Air Force, 1980s-1990s.


• Commendation for Brave Conduct, 2004. • Centenary Medal, 'for service to policing and the community', 2001. • OAM (Mil), 'for service to the RAAF as a Loadmaster instructor at 5 Squadron, RAAF

Base Fairbairn', 1990.


Colonel Alan Martin McDONALD (Retd), Mornington VIC 3931 For service to veterans and their families. The Returned and Services League of Australia Mornington Sub-Branch

• Acting President, May 2018-April 2019. • Sub-Branch Appeals and Welfare Officer, 15 years. • Former Vice-President. • Life Member, 2014.

Korean Veterans Association of Australia

• Vice-President, current. Other

• Treasurer, Duntroon Society, Victorian Branch, since 2002. • Officer, Australian Army, 38 year career. • Chairperson, Mornington East Community Planning Group. • Member, Mornington Memorial Park and Gardens Committee. • Foundation Member, Greens Bush Committee. • Member, Salvation Army Mornington Peninsula. • Councillor, Mornington Shire Council, 1991-1995.

Dr David Thomas McDONALD, East Tamworth NSW 2340 For service to medicine as a paediatrician. Tamworth Hospital

• Senior Staff Specialist, since 2003. • Visiting Medical Officer, since 1986.

Other

• Fellow, Paediatrics and Child Health Division, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, since 1987. • Fellow, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, since 1997. • Member, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, since 2008. • Member, Chapter of Community Child Health, Royal Australasian College of

Physicians, since 2009. • Visiting Medical Officer, Tamworth Sexual Assault Services, since 2013. • Associate Member, Faculty of Clinical Forensic Medicine, Royal College of

Pathologists of Australasia, since 2016.


Mrs Eileen McDONALD, VIC 3451 For service to the community of Mount Alexander, and to apiculture. Bendigo Branch Victorian Apiarists' Association Inc

• President, 2006-2007. • Secretary, 2015-2016, 2009-2011 and 2007-2008. • Assistant Secretary, 2013-2015.

Victorian Apiarists' Association Inc

• Organiser, Annual Conference Competition trophies, 1989-2009. • Member, Executive Council, 1996-2004. • Life Member, since 1988.

Crop Pollination Association Inc.

• Inaugural Secretary/Newsletter Editor 1992. • Member, Executive Committee, 2003-2004.

• President, Victorian Farmers' Federation Beekeeper Branch, 2014-2015.

Mount Alexander Shire Accommodation and Respite Group

• Co-Donor of 2.7 hectares of land, 2011. • Minute Secretary, since 2013.

Winters Flat Primary School

• Member, Parents' Club, 1966-1985 and President, 1980-1982. • Vice President, School Council, 1985 and Member, 1984-1985.

Castlemaine Technical College

• Member, Parents' Club, 1973-1992. • President, Parent's Club, 1984-1987 and Secretary, 1978-1980. • Parent Representative, College Council, 1975-1992.

Castlemaine High School

• Member. Parents' Club, 1978-1985 and President, 1983- 1984. • Parent Representative, College Council, 1984-1986.

1st Castlemaine Pioneer Scout Group, Scouts Victoria

• Member, Group Committee, 1969-1992. • Assistant Group Leader, 1972-1992. • Publicity Officer, 1982-1992. • Group representative, Op Shop Committee, 1983-1989. • Co-Organiser, 22 Annual Hattah Scout Camps. • Publicity Officer, Campaspe District Scout Association, 1985-1990.

Other

• Volunteer, REAL Literacy Program, Castlemaine Secondary College, 2001-2003. • Representative, Bendigo District Council, Victorian Federation State Schools Parents'

Clubs, 1981-1985. • Foster Carer, St Luke's Foster Care, 1989-1994.


• Mount Alexander Shire Citizen of the Year, 2017.


Mr Keith Raymond McDONALD, Atherton QLD 4883 For service to conservation and the environment. Department of Environment and Science

• Volunteer Scientist, Species Technical Committee, since 2008. • Principal Technical Officer, Threatened Species Extension, 2008-2012. • Senior Principal Technical Officer, Threatened Species Conservation Strategy Branch,

2005-2008. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service

• Chief Ranger, Planning and Research, Atherton, 1999-2005. • Chief Ranger, Conservation Strategy Branch, Atherton, 1993-1999. • Chief Ranger, Conservation Strategy Branch, Townsville, 1989-1993. • Senior Research Ranger, Townsville, 1986-1989. • Research Ranger Division I and II, Brisbane and Townsville, 1976-1986. • Technical Assistant, Research and Planning, Brisbane, 1973-1976. • Keith has been collecting North Queensland plant specimens for the Queensland

Herbarium, since 1971. (Over 19,000 of these have been incorporated into the collection)

Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland

• Member, Far North Queensland Branch, current. • State Councillor, since 2013. • State Vice-President, 2005-2013.

Other

• Founding Member, North Queensland Herpetological Society. • Volunteer Consultant, Lama Lama Ranger Service, current. • Volunteer Consultant, Yuku Baja Muliku Rangers and other traditional ranger groups,

current. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Cassowary Award, Wet Tropics Management Authority, 2009. • Recipient, Queensland Museum Medal, 2000.


Mr William Alexander McDONALD, Brandy Hill NSW 2324 For service to the community, and to business. McDonald Jones Homes

• Managing Director, since 1987. • Director, McDonald Jones Charitable Foundation, since 2012.

Charitable

• Build Partner, Build for a Cure, the Children's Cancer Institute, since 2016. • Donated to the Mark Hughes Foundation, 2016. • Ongoing support of 2 PhD scholarships at the Victor Chang Foundation. • Donated to Westpac Rescue Helicopter, 2013. • Provided long term education and jobs through building industry cadetships to youth in

the Hunter and Sydney, 2015. • Donated funds to enable Autism Spectrum Australia to fund a bus to enable students

to participate in the community, 2014. • Raised funds for facilities at Maitland Hospital.


• Recipient, Sir Phillip Lynch Award.


Mrs Karin Therese McGANN, Central Coast NSW 2259 For service to the community through Lions Clubs Australia. Lions International Lions Clubs of Australia District 201N3

• Zone 3 Chairperson, current. • Lioness Chair, 2011-2017. • Committee Member, 16 years.

Lioness Club of Toukley

• Secretary, 1988, 1991-1994, 1997, and since 1999. • Member, Need for Feed Committee, current. • President, 1989. • 3rd Vice-President, 1987. • Treasurer, 1991. • Assistant Secretary, 1990. • Welfare Officer, 1996, 1998. • Hearing Dogs Chair, 2013. • Youth of the Year Chair, 1998. • Bulletin Editor, 2015-2016. • Assistant Bulletin Editor, 1995, 1998-2000. • Charter Member, since 1987.

Lions Club of Toukley

• Member, since 2011. Lions Club of Munmorah Summerland Point

• President, 2010-2011. • 2nd Vice-President, 2009-2010. • Director, 2008-2009. • Charter Member, 2008.


• Melvin Jones Fellowship, Lions International, 2011. • Neville Tucker Silver Honour Award, Lions Clubs of Australia, 2008. • James D Richardson Honour Award, Lions Clubs of Australia, 1999.

Mr William James McGILL, Russell Lea NSW 2046 For service to the community through a range of roles. The Children's Hospital Westmead

• Volunteer Fundraiser, ConnecTeD Foundation, current. • Organiser, The Cameron Sykes Sports Lunch (formerly 'The Sports Lunch'), 13 years.

Rotary Club of Five Dock

• President, 1994-1995. • Member, 1989-2006. • Sapphire Paul Harris Fellow, since 2005. • Paul Harris Fellow, since 1997.


Mr Laurence Stuart McGINTY, Nowra NSW 2540 For service to the community through a range of roles.

• Vice-President, Shoalhaven Branch, Nowra South Wales Justices Association, current. • Coordinator, 'Christmas Light Show on Second Street', Ashbury, for 25 years. • Fundraiser, Sydney Children's Hospital, Westmead, for 20 years. • Fundraiser, Exodus Foundation, for 20 years. • Leader, Scouts Australia, 1972-1994. • Justice of the Peace, since 1975.

Mr Alfred Charles McGRATH PSM, Oatley NSW 2223 For service to veterans and their families. The Returned and Services League of Australia Oatley Sub-Branch

• Sub-Branch Trustee, since 2002. • Treasurer, 1999-2015. • Member, since 1997. • Life Member, 2012.

Oatley RSL and Community Club

• President, 2005-2009. • Vice-President, 2004. • Director, 2004-2017. • Member, since 1986. • Life Member, 2018.

NSW Fire Brigade (now NSW Fire and Rescue)

• Former Senior Executive. Community Other

• Former Treasurer, Mortdale Bowling Club. • Honorary Auditor, Oatley Probus Club, for 5 years.

Awards and recognition include:

• St George Community Award, Volunteer of the Year, Georges River Council, 2011 and 2012.

• Public Service Medal, 1991.


Ms Karen McINTYRE, Lake Bolac VIC 3351 For service to the community of Lake Bolac. Lake Bolac Development Association Inc

• Founding President, since 2000. Lake Bolac Information and Business Centre

• President, Management Committee, since it was founded in 2004. • The centre also includes Bendigo Bank branch, Visitor Information Centre, the Library

Service, Centrelink and Medicare. Lake Bolac Library

• Founding Member, since 2012. • Contributed $30,000 seed funding raised via the Lake Bolac Development Association.

Lake Bolac Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank

• Founding Member. Mininera District Netball Association

• Member, Wanderers Australia Team, representing Australia and will tour South Africa, 2018, also awarded $750 through a Victorian Government Athlete Travel Grant.

Wickliffe-Lake Bolac Football Netball Club

• A range of roles including: Coach, Captain, Court Supervisor, First Aid, League Media Officer and Western District Delegate, since 1977.

• Member, Coach, Under 13s, 2007-2016. • Player, since 1977, C Grade Defender, 350th senior netball game, 2018.

Lake Bolac and District Historical Society

• Treasurer, since 2011. • Committee Member, since 1994. • Established a History Walk, 2010.

McIntyre Agricultural Enterprises

• Director, since 2009; Farm Manager, since 1993. Wickliffe CFA

• 25 years Service Medal, Fire Brigade, 2017. Australian Young Farmers, Victoria

• State President, 1991-1992. Author and Editor, historical books about Lake Bolac and the area, including;

• Author, Four courses for 100 years: The centenary of Lake Bolac Golf Club, 1917-2017, Lake Bolac Golf Club, 2017.

• Editor and Co-author, Settlers on the shores: the family stories of Lake Bolac district settlers, Lake Bolac and District Historical Society, 2003.

• Editor and Co-author, Legends of the lake: the pioneer histories of eight Lake Bolac families, Lake Bolac and District Historical Society, 1999.


Ms Colette Elizabeth MACKAY, Braddon ACT 2612 For service to the community of the Australian Capital Territory. Friends of the National Arboretum Canberra

• Member, since 2007. • Founder, Harvest Group, current. • Donations and Sponsorship Manager, 2015-2018. • Secretary, 2007-2015. • Member, since 2007. • Former Bookkeeper.

Bosom Buddies ACT

• Committee Member, 2007-2014. • Former Support Volunteer, Bosom Buddies Hospital Visiting Support Team.

The Canberra Cancerians

• Member, 1990-2004. • Former Secretary.

Blackfriars Catholic Parish

• Eucharistic Minister, current. • Former Council Member.


• Life Member, Friends of the National Arboretum Canberra, 2018. • Life Member, Bosom Buddies ACT, 2014.


Mrs Elizabeth Jean McKAY, Camberwell VIC 3124 For service to the community of Camberwell. OXFAM Australia, Canterbury Group, Victoria

• President, since 2012. • Committee Member 1980s and 2001-current. • Founded a School Oxfam group, 1990’s.

Camberwell Music Society

• Former Secretary and Committee Member. • Member, since 2001.

Camberwell Uniting Church

• Founding Member, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support Group. • Member, Choir, current. • Parishioner, since 1980s.

Community - other

• Volunteer Tutor, Australian Migrant Education Service, 2000s. • Volunteer Guide, Melbourne Museum, since 2001. • Member, Box Hill Chorale,1999-2018. • Leader 1st Camberwell Brownies 1980-1988.

Education

• Teacher, Queensland and Victoria, 1977-2001. • President, Parents' Association, Camberwell Primary School, 2 years.


Mr James Ashley McKAY, Injune QLD 4454 For service to horse sports. Australian Campdraft Association

• Founding President, 1972-1982. • Vice-President, 1982-1992. • Member, since 1972. • Author, 'The ACA Adventure', 1972. • Founder, 'ACA News' (magazine), unknown. • Current Judge. • Former Instructor.

Property Rights Australia

• Founding Member, since 2003. • Author, No Disadvantage Policy', unknown. • Former Vice-Chairman. • Former Board Member.

Australian Cattleman's Union

• Former Chairman, Augathella Tambo Branch. • Former Vice-President. • Former Councillor. • Former Member, Marketing Committee.

Other

• Former Member and Chairman, Warrego Branch, Australian Stock Horse Society. • Former Member, United Graziers Association. • Former Co-Chair, Negotiating Committee, Rural Power Connection. • Former Member, Cattle Producers Australia.


• Life Member, Property Rights Australia, 2015. • Life Member, The Australian Campdraft Association. • Life Member, Cattlemen's Union of Australia


Ms Maxine Joyce MACKAY, Bourke NSW 2840 For service to the Indigenous community of Bourke. New South Wales Department of Education - Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG)

• Regional Representative, Western 2 Regional Committee, current. Bourke AECG Committee

• President, current. • Member, 20 years. • Chair, Bourke High School Reference Group. • Chair, Bourke Public School Reference Group.

Community

• Member, Bourke Tribal Council. • Member, Bourke Aboriginal Community Working Party. • Member, Rotary Club of Bourke, current. • Former Director, Project Enrichment of Childhood (PEOC) Pre-School School Bourke

(now Bourke and District Children's Services), 15 years. • Former Director, Bourke Aboriginal Health Service. • Former Board Member, Contact Inc.

Ms Kristy Lee McKELLAR, Melbourne VIC 3000 For service to the community through social welfare initiatives. Social Welfare

• Consultant and public speaker specialising in family violence dynamics and complexities, bringing about social and cultural change, based on respect and equality, using human-centred practices.

• Expert Advisor, Male Champions of Change, resulting in national workplace reforms, since 2014.

• Spokesperson and Advisor on family violence, Victoria Police. Victorian Government

• Member, Adult Parole Board of Victoria. • Member, Royal Commission Chief Magistrate's Family Violence Taskforce. • Member, Royal Commission Expert Advisory Committee on Perpetrator Interventions. • Deputy Chair, Royal Commission Victim Survivors' Advisory Council. • Delegate, Royal Commission Victorian Family Violence Steering Committee. • Member Royal Commission Social Services Taskforce with the Special Minister of

State Awards and recognition includes:

• Inductee, Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2017. • Agenda Setter of the Year, Women's Agenda Leadership Awards, 2016. • Top 100 Women of Influence, Australian Financial Review and Westpac Awards, 2016.


Mr Ian Maxwell McLEOD, Lockhart NSW 2656 For service to the community of Lockhart. Solicitor

• Mr McLeod has been a Solicitor in the Lockhart community since the 1960s, and has provided philanthropic support to the following organisations and events, the Spirit of the Land Festival, Pedalcure4MND, Lockhart Picnic Races, Lockhart Show.

Woodhaven Aged Care Hostel

• Chairman, 1990-2016 • Former Secretary. • Former Committee Member (until 2016). • Involved in establishment.

Lockhart Aged Care Association

• Former Chairman. • Former Secretary.

Lockhart Rotary

• President, 1989-1990. • Former member.

Apex Lockhart Branch

• Inaugural President, 1974. • Founding Member, 1974.

Lockhart Hospital

• Board Member, 1973-1983. • Treasurer, 1973-1983.

Lockhart Golf Club

• President, 1984-1986, 1998-2001. • Treasurer, 2002-2012.

Law

• Solicitor, Friedlieb Fox McLeod Solicitors, current. • Solicitor Member, Law Society of NSW, since 1968.


• Australia Day Award, Outstanding Community Service, Lockhart Shire Council, 2017. • Life Membership, Lockhart Golf Club, 2004. • Life Membership, Apex Lockhart Branch, 1984. • Life Membership, Lockhart Swimming Club. • Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary Lockhart.


Ms Mary McLURE, Briar Hill VIC 3088 For service to the community through a range of roles. Community

• Volunteer, Rosanna Primary School, since 2012. • Volunteer, Hurstbridge Primary School, 2008-2011. • Volunteer, Diamond Creek Craft Group, since 2008. • Volunteer, Heidelberg Primary School, 2006-2007. • Volunteer, Old Colonists' Association of Victoria (a not-for-profit provider of

independent living, assisted living and aged care), since 2004. • Volunteer, Austin Health, since 2003.

Mr Ian Verco McMICHAEL, Ouse TAS 7140 For service to community health in rural areas. Community

• President and Board Member, Rural Alive and Well, since 2010. • Member, Hamilton Show Committee. • Councillor, Central Highlands Council, 2009-2013. • Chairman, Central Highlands Council Audit Committee, since 2015. • Chairman, Central Highlands Community Health Services Consultative Committee,

2010-2017. Marcus Oldham Agriculture College

• Board Member, College Council, 1985-2019. • Chair, Planning, Building and Facilities Committee. • College Graduate.

Mr Clement Raymond McNAMARA, Nowra NSW 2541 For service to the community through social welfare programs. Community

• Co-Founder, St Mary's House Campsie, 1993-2010. • Board Member, Youth Off The Streets, 1999-2008. • Coordinator, Bankstown Community Aid Program, 1993-1999. • Member, Bankstown Steering Committee, Department of Housing, 1993-1998. • Volunteer in Policing, Bankstown Police Command, 1993-2004. • Justice of the Peace in New South Wales, since 1975.

St Vincent De Paul Society

• Co-Founder, St Jude's Homeless Men's Refuge in Bankstown, 1992-2002. • Past Volunteer, Sydney Night Patrol, for many years. • Member, for over 40 years.


Mr Peter Anthony McNAMARA, Rothwell QLD 4022 For service to veterans and their families. The Returned and Services League of Australia - Sandgate Sub Branch

• President, current • Vice President, 2015-2018. • Delegate, Brisbane North Region, since 2015. • Level 3 Advocate, since 2013. • Welfare and Pensions Officer, since 2011. • Treasurer, 2010-2015. • Projects and Grants Officer, 2008-2010. • Member, Mates4Mates program, since 2014. • Member, since 1986.

Other Community Service

• Extraordinary Minister, Catholic faith, since 1991. • Deputy Chair, Centenary of ANZAC Committee, Electorate of Lilley, 2013-2014. • Justice of the Peace, Queensland, since 2001. • Chairman, Regional Implementation Group, Advocacy Training and Development

Program, Department of Veterans Affairs, 2015 Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Australia Day Award, 2015.


Mr Jack McNAUGHTON, Marks Point NSW 2280 For service to the community through charitable organisations. Northern New South Wales Federation of the Justices of the Peace

• Vice-President, since 2015. • Workplace Health and Safety Officer, Local Field Days. • Justice of the Peace, since 1970.

Men's Probus Club of Belmont NSW Incorporated

• President, 2000-2001. • Member, current.

Community

• Volunteer Builder, (5 assignments in Vanuatu, Western Samoa and East Timor), Australian Business Volunteers, over 20 years.

• Volunteer Bus Driver, Retirement Villages, including the Redhead Retirement Village, Hunter Valley and Port Stephens, since early 2000s.

United Supreme Grand Chapter of Mark and Royal Arch, Masons of NSW and ACT

• Past Assistant Grand Master, current. • Former District Grand Inspector. • Chairman or Member, various Committees, including the Masonic Building Committee.

Lodge Benjamin Pryor, Newcastle, Freemasons NSW and ACT

• Former Master, 1970s. • Member, more than 50 years.

Other

• Member, Aquila Alba Sovereign Chapter, 33o for the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite in Australia, more than 40 years.


• Order of Merit and Forty Year Membership Certificate, Aquila Alba Sovereign Chapter, 33 for the Ancient and Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite in Australia.


Mrs Judith Mary McNAY, Curtin ACT 2605 For service to veterans and their families. ACT Section, Naval Association of Australia

• Honorary Life Member, since 2005. • Fundraiser for the Members' Welfare Fund, current. • Navy Day stalls Operator, annual Canberra Day celebrations, current. • Organises annual second hand book stalls. • Organiser, Triennial National Conference, Canberra, 1999.

Canberra Hospital Auxiliary

• Volunteer, since 2006. Awards and recognition includes:

• Certificate of Excellence, ACT Health Volunteer Services, 2017.

Mr Andrew D'Arcy MACQUEEN, Wentworth Falls NSW 2782 For service to conservation and the environment. Conservation

• Foundation Member, Sea Spurge Remote Area Teams (SPRATS), since 2007. • Foundation President, Friends of the Colo, since 2000. • Member, Blue Mountains Region Advisory Committee, National Parks and Wildlife

Service.

Mr Kelvin McWHINNIE, Alexandria NSW 2015 For service to the live entertainment industry. Live Performance Australia

• Member, Executive Council, 1991-2005. • Member, Administrative Committee, Helpmann Awards, 2001-2010. • Member, Nominating Panel, Helpmann Awards, since 2001. • Life Member, since 2005.

Other

• General Manager, Theatre Royal, 1989-2011. • Director, Entertainment, MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas, 1972-1989.


Mr Paul Thomas MADDEN, Barham NSW 2732 For service to primary industry, and to the community of the Riverina. Arbuthnot Sawmills

• Managing Director, since 1984. • Company Secretary, since 1984. • Chairman, since 2010.

Forestry – Other

• Director, FPA and Timber New South Wales, since 2011. • Representative, Victorian Association of Forest Industries (VAFI) Redgum, since 1989. • Participant, New South Wales National Resource Commission Inquiry, 2004-2009. • Participant, VEAC Redgum Forest Study, 2004-2009. • Member, Mid Murray Forest Management Plan, 1990-2000. • Secretary, Timber Communities Australia, 1990-2004. • President, Redgum Forest to Furniture Group, 1998-2008.

Murrabit and District Lions Club

• Member, since 1994. • President, 2000-2001. • Secretary, 1999-2000.

Community – Other

• President, Murrabit Golf Club, since 2014. • Member, Gunbower Island Community Reference Group, since 2010. • Member, Koondrook Development Committee, since 1990. • Member, Inaugural Loddon Murray Leadership Program, 1998. • President, Murrabit Tennis Club, 1988-1990.

Murrabit Football Club

• President, Social Club, 1980-1985. • Treasurer, 1980-1985.


Mr Robert MAGID, NSW For service to business and commerce, and to the Jewish community. TMG Developments

• Managing Director, current. • Developer, investor, and hotelier, since 1993.

Media and film production

• Owner and Publisher, The Australian Jewish News, since 2007. • Producer, documentary film, Eyeless in Gaza, a critique of the media coverage of the

2014 Gaza War, 2016. • Director, Ten Group, 1998-2007.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

• Chairman, The Magid Institute for Continuing Education, current. Jewish Communal Appeal

• Patron, Australian Friends of Magen David Adom Limited (NSW), current. • Supporter and Benefactor of a range of organisations. • Benefactor, Sydney Jewish Museum, 2017.

Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce

• Director, 2005-2011. Magid Indigenous Benevolent Relief Fund

• Founder, Dot Com Mob, since 2005, a B1G1 charity project since 2014. • Benefactor, Indigenous Knowledge and Technology Centre, Hope Vale, 2007. • Supporter, CAYLUS - Central Australian Youth Link-up Service, a division of

Tangentyere Council, started as a petrol sniffing prevention project in November 2002 from funding committed by the Howard government in response to a series of articles about petrol sniffing by the journalist Paul Toohey in The Australian.

Musica Viva

• Major supporters and patrons. • Chair, Amadeus Society, Sydney

Sydney Symphony Orchestra

• Member, Maestro Circle, current. • Major supporters and patrons.

Barnados Australia

• Benefactor, since 2013. Garvan Institute of Medical Research and Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science

• Benefactor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research and Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science which established the Garvan-Weizmann Centre for Cellular Genomics at the Kinghorn Cancer Centre in 2018.


Ms Marianne MAHONY (WHITTINGTON), East Kew VIC 3102 For service to the community through social welfare programs. Mercy Health

• Chair, Community Advisory Committee, since 2014. • Member, Community Advisory Committee, since 2010.

Children's Protection Society

• Manager, Donor Relations and New Projects, 2005-2009. • Community Liaison Coordinator, 2003-2005. • Founder, Mentoring Mums community program (with Mercy Health), 2007.

Panch Health Services

• Health Promotion Manager, 2002-2005. • Established Children's Art Space, 2004.

Other

• Member, Rotary Club of Preston , current. • President, Kew East Residents Association, current. • Manager, Volunteers of Banyule, 2010-2013. • Strategic Planner, City of Melbourne, 1992-1994. • Community Education Officer, Gamblers Help Melbourne, 1998-2003.


• Certificate of Service Excellence, Children's Protection Society, 2007.

Mr Peter Francis MAISHMAN, Point Lonsdale VIC 3225 For service to surf lifesaving. Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club

• Grievance Officer, current. • Member, Building Committee, current. • Various positions including President, Vice-President, Secretary • Member, since 1955. • Life Member, 1969.

Other

• Committee Member, Lonsdale Golf Club, 4 years. • Foundation Member/Board Director, Queenscliff /Point Lonsdale Community

Enterprise, 2008-2016. • Board Member, Queenscliff Bowling, Tennis and Croquet Club, 2013-2016. • Former Committee Member, Queenscliff Football/Netball Club. • Former Committee Member, Point Lonsdale Combined Probus Club.


• Recipient, 60 years Long Service Award, Surf Life Saving Australia. • Borough of Queenscliff Senior Citizen of the Year, 2006.


Mr Alfio MANCIAGLI, Orange NSW 2800 For service to photography.

• Owner, Gecko Photographics (specialising in commercial industrial photography) since 1970s.

• Voluntary assistance to the not-for-profit organisation OCTEC Ltd in the development of marketing tools, and to a range of their projects.

• Jointly developed a number of books including: Great Houses of Australia : 50 homes

with a story to tell, 2006; This is Where we Live, 2015; The colours of Orange : a photographic essay of Orange NSW, 2011 and There's some bloody funny people on the road to Broken Hill, 1993.


• Print Storm Prize for Photography, Art Unlimited NSW, 2015. • Winner, Live, Love and Laughter, in aid of UNICEF New Zealand, TZ International

Photography and Art Community, 2014.


Ms Patti MANOLIS, Geelong VIC 3220 For service to the library and information sciences sector. Library services

• Chief Executive Officer, Geelong Regional Library Corporation, since 2006. • Founding Director, Libraries for Timor Leste, since 2003 (fundraising project to support

the development of library services in Timor Leste). • Advisor, Xanana Gusmao Reading Room and Xanana Cultural Centre, Timor

Leste, since 2015. • Library Services Manager, City of Maribyrnong, 2002-2006.

Public Libraries Victoria

• President, 2016-2017. • Vice-President, 2014-2015. • Representative, Advisory Committee on Public Libraries, since 2015 and 2007-2008. • Past Representative, Victorian Ministerial Advisory Council on Public Libraries.

International Network of Emerging Library Innovators (IELI) (a project of the Global Libraries initiative of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation)

• Inaugural Member and Sponsor, 2011-2015. • Member, INELI OCEANIA region Steering Committee, 2015-2018. • Mentor, INELI OCEANIA region, 2014-2016.

Professional affiliations

• Graduate Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors, current. • Associate Member, Australian Library and Information Association, current.

Community

• Board Member, G21 Geelong Region Alliance, current (is the formal alliance of government, business and community organisations working together to improve the lives of people within the Geelong region across five municipalities - Colac Otway, Golden Plains, Greater Geelong, Queenscliffe and Surf Coast.)


• Inductee, Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2016. • Margery C Ramsay Scholarship, State Library of Victoria, 2003.


Mrs Tasia MANOS, VIC 3183 For service to the Greek community of Victoria. Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) National:

• Treasurer, National Lodge, since 2017. • National President of Australasia, 2008-2010.

Victorian Division:

• State President, 2001-2003. • Member, National Convention Committee, current. • Member, Convention Committee, current. • Treasurer, Social and Charities Committee, current. • Treasurer, Education and Cultural Committee, current. • Advisor and Mentor, Achilles Unit No.24 (youth group), since 2012. • Former Treasurer, Thalassaemia Committee. • Former Treasurer and Member, Building and Maintenance Committee. • Former Member, Growth and Expansion Committee. • President, Daughters of Penelope, Athena Unit No 2, 1969-1970. • Member, Daughters of Penelope, Athena Unit No 2, since 1956. • Former Member, Nafsika Unit No 13. • Joined, 1956.

Greek School: (non-profit and accredited community language school offering weekly tuition to 140 students in the Greek language and culture for Prep to Year 12)

• Chairperson, School Council, since 2011. Other

• Volunteer, Victorian Division, Red Cross, since early 2000s. Employment

• Former Bank Manager, Westpac Banking Corporation. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Daughters of Penelope Achievement Award, Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, 2015.

• Awarded, Victorian AHEPAN of the Year, Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, 2011.

• Runner-up, National AHEPAN of the Year, Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, 2011.


Mr David Paul MARSHALL, Harvey WA 6220 For service to the community of Harvey. Community

• Founding Member and Chairman, Harvey Community Radio, since 1999. • Vice-Chairman, Harvey Mainstreet Committee, since 2001; Committee Member, since

2000. • Committee Member and Event Compere, Harvey Harvest Festival, since 2000. • Project Coordinator, Harvey Diversion Enhancement Project, since 2010. • Committee Member and Event Compere, Harvey Australia Day Breakfast Committee,

since 1996. • Member, Harvey Recreation Grounds Advisory Committee, since 2008. • Event Compere, Harvey Anzac Day Commemoration Service, since 1995. • 'Count Me In' Ambassador (Shire of Harvey), Western Australian Disability Services

Commission, 2013. • Committee Member and Event Compere, Harvey Carols By Candlelight, 1990-2010. • Vice-Chairman, Harvey Tourist Bureau, 1989-1991. • Committee Member, Yarloop Bushfire Benefit Concert, 2016. • Committee Member, Harvey Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner, 2011-2014. • Vice-Chairman, Harvey Local Drug Action Group, 2010-2012. • Event Compere, Harvey Gala Night, 2000-2003. • Justice of the Peace, since 2007. • Manager, Harvey Recreation and Culture Centre, 2005-current.

Local sport

• Various positions including Captain, Coach, President and Secretary, Harvey Cricket Club, 1972-2003.

• Coach and Player, Harvey Men's Hockey Club, 1975-2003. • Coach and Player, Harvey Basketball Association, 1973-1998. • Coach, Harvey Junior Basketball Association, 2001; Harvey Junior Netball

Association, 2001; Bunbury Little Athletics, 1997-1998. Awards and recognition

• Meritorious Service Award, Shire of Harvey, 2018. • BPW Community Service Award, 2014. • Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship Award, 2012.

Ms Amanda MARTIN, Brunswick VIC 3056 For service to conservation and the environment. Conservation and the Environment

• Co-Founder and Chief Executive, Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network, since 2009.

• Executive Officer, Poola Foundation, 2004-2008. • Executive Director, Victorian National Parks Association, 1997-2003. • Head of Policy and Planning, Parks Victoria, 2000-2003. • Development Officer, Environment Victoria, 1992-1997.


Dr David Keith MARTIN, Mitcham SA 5062 For service to medicine in the field of orthopaedics. Australian Orthopaedic Association

• President, since 2018. • Chair, Subspecialty Presidents Committee, since 2018. • First Vice-President, 2017-2018. • Member, President and State Branch Chair Committee, 2017-2018. • Member, Orthopaedic Women's Link Committee, since 2017. • Member, Honours and Award Committee, since 2017. • Chair, Audit and Risk Committee, since 2017. • Member, Patient Education Committee, since 2016. • Member, Continuing Professional Development Committee, since 2016. • Member, Social Media Panel, 2015-2017. • Member, Executive Committee, since 2013. • Member, Research Foundation Board, since 2013. • Treasurer, 2013-2017. • Fellow, since 1995. • Associate, 1992-1995.

Sportsmed

• Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon, current. • Director, since 1996.

Flinders Medical Centre

• Senior Orthopaedic Consultant, since 2018. • Senior Visiting Consultant, 2003-2013. • Director, 1992-2003.

Adelaide University Basketball Club

• Coach, Intervarsity Team, 1988. • Coach, Top Men's Team, 1985. • Member, Men's Championship Team, 1982, 1987. • Member, Intervarsity Team, 1982, 1987. • President, 1982, 1987-1989. • Chief Medical Officer, since 1982.

Other

• Clinical Advisory Member, Knee Prosthesis Clinical Advisory Group, Department of Health, since 2015.

• Senior Medical Officer, Sturt Football Club, since 1998. • Orthopaedic Surgeon, Adelaide 36ers and Adelaide Lightning Basketball Club, since

1995. • Clinical Tutor, University of Adelaide, current. • Clinical Lecturer, Flinders University, current.


• Life Member, Sturt Football Club, 2006. • Life Member, Adelaide University Basketball Club, 1991. • Adelaide University Sport Award of Club Letters, 1988. • Life Member, Adelaide 36ers Basketball Club. • Merit Award, South Australian National Football League.


Mr Philip Michael MARTIN, Dry Creek SA 5094 For service to Australian rules football, and to the community. Kilburn Football and Cricket Club

• Committee person from 1972 through to Chairperson, and President, several times, up until 2010.

• Former Chairman, President and Football Director. • Chair or Member, various committees, 1972-2010. • Best Club Man, 1977-1989 and 2012. • Life Member, Kilburn Colts, 2003. • Cricket Director, 1975-1980. • Football Director, 1975-1980. • Life Membership, 1980. • Committee Member, 1972-1980. • Member and Player, since 1969.

South Australian Amateur Football League

• Executive Committee Member, 1996-2005. • Volunteer, since 2013.

Community

• Supporter, Community Meals, Drop-in Centre, Church of Christ Blair Athol, since 2011. Employment

• Owner, SA Shoulder Pavers, Pty Ltd. Awards and recognition includes:

• Inducted into the 'Locker Room' as a 'Legend' (as administrator), Kilburn Football and Cricket Club, 2013.

• Awarded, Australian Sports Medal, 2000. • Recipient, Australia Day Award, 'Contribution to Sport and Recreation', City of Port

Adelaide Enfield, 2000. • Dedicated with a Plaque, Kilburn Football and Cricket Club, 1997. • Certificate of Merit, South Australia Amateur Football league, 1996.


Mr Samuel Peter MATTEY, Terowie SA 5421 For service to local government, and to the community. Regional Council of Goyder

• Chairman and Mayor, since 2006. • Councillor, Hallett Ward, since 1997.

District Council of Hallett

• Chairman, 1993-1997. • Deputy Chairman, 1983-1993. • Councillor, from 1977.

Legatus Group (Central Local Government Region)

• Chair, 2015. • Member, since 2006.

Other

• Board Member, Local Government Association of South Australia, since 2016. • Member, South Australian Regional Organisation of Councils, since 2016. • Member, Mid North Regional Development Board. • Past Chair and Board Member, Peterborough Hospital, for 28 years. • Member, Country Fire Service, for over 30 years.

Mr Donald Alexander MAYES, Pymble NSW 2073 For service to community music. The Radio Community Chest

• Honorary Director, since 1974. Sydney Eisteddfod

• Director, since 1999. • Company Secretary, current.

St Swithun's Anglican Church, Pymble

• Church Warden, current. • Board Member, Swiz Cultural Foundation, current. • Former Parish Councillor.

Law

• Special Counsel, Rostron Carlyle Rojas Lawyers (Sydney), since 2014. • Former Principal of Law Practice, Maunder and Jeffrey. • Solicitor Member, Law Society of New South Wales, since 1966. • Admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 1966.


Mr Arthur John MEDCALF, Tottenham NSW 2873 For service to local government, and to the community of Tottenham. Lachlan Shire Council

• Mayor, since 2016. • Deputy Mayor, 4 years. • Councillor, since 1991. • Lachlan Shire Council Representative, Bush Fire Management Committee, current.

Central New South Wales Councils (Centroc)

• Chair, since 2017. • Portfolio Mayor for Health, since 2016. • Deputy Chair, 2016-2017. • Executive Member, since 2015. • Chair, Central New South Wales Joint Organisation, since 2018. • Chair, Western Division of Councils, 2013-2014.

New South Wales Rural Fire Service

• Recipient, Long Service Award, 2014. Bumbaldry Rural Fire Brigade

• Brigade President, since 2004. • Volunteer, since 1965.

Top Woodlands Brigade

• Member, since 1994. Tottenham Welfare Council

• Vice-President, current. • Member, more than 25 years.

Tottenham Golf Club

• Board Member, since 1978. • Licensee, more than 30 years. • Former President, 2 years. • Former Secretary, 20 years. • Former Captain. • Life Member, since 2007.

Tottenham Health Council

• Former Chair, 2 years. • Founding Member, 10 years.

Tottenham Historical Society

• Inaugural President. • Founding Member.

Community

• Piper, Condobolin RSL Pipe Band, since 1970. • Member, Tottenham Bowling Club. • Member, Tottenham Picnic Race Club. • Member, Tottenham Hospital Auxiliary. • Member, Tottenham Sporting Grounds Committee. • Member, Tottenham War Memorial Hall Committee. • Member, Tottenham/Albert Cemetery Committee.


Mr Ian Edwin MEEK, Belrose NSW 2085 For service to the community of Belrose. Community

• Secretary, Australian Reserve Forces Day Council, since 2009. • Community Representative, Environment and Stormwater Advisory Committee,

Northern Beaches Council, 2001-2008. • Member, NSW Scottish Regiment Association, since 1988. • Secretary, Saluting Monash Council, current.

Belrose Open Space Corridor Association

• Secretary, current. • Member, since 1994.

Belrose and Terrey Hills Computer Pals for Seniors

• Treasurer, current. • Tutor, since 2006.


• Outstanding Community Service Award, Northern Beaches Council, 2005.

Ms Sally MELHUISH, Hall ACT 2618 For service to baroque music. Salut! Baroque

• Founder, Co-Artistic Director and Principal Recorder Player, since 1995. Music - Other

• Director, Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra, for Opera 'Orontea'. • Soloist, Cantus Colln, Sinfonia Australis and Australian Bach Ensemble.


Mr Anthony Gerrard MELLICK, Cheltenham VIC 3192 For service to cricket and rugby union. Beaumaris Sports Club

• Inaugural Chairman, since 2015. Beaumaris Cricket Club.

• President, 10 years. • Life Member, since 2016.

Rugby Union

• Past President, Australian Rugby Union Referees. • President, Queensland Rugby Referees Association, 1993-1996 • Referee, Queensland Rugby Union, many years. • Past Player and Member, Souths Rugby Union Club.


• Clubperson of the Year, Queensland Rugby Referees Association, 1994.

Major Heather Dawn MERRICK, Belfield NSW 2191 For service to the community through the Salvation Army. Salvation Army

• Member, Campsie Corps, current. • Court and Prison Chaplain, 1989-1995. • Manager, Samaritan House, 1983-1989. • Salvation Army Officer, from 1958. • Soldier, 1950-1957.


Miss Lisa MICHL KO-MANGGÈN, QLD 4870 For service to Indigenous visual arts. The Arts

• Owner, Cape York Art, since 2001. • National Indigenous Arts Code of Conduct Advisory Group (NIACA). • Cape York Institute Board, Advisory Group to Griffith University. • Cape York Leadership Academy. • National Indigenous Arts Reference Group (NIARG) • Arts Queensland, Backing Indigenous Arts, Arts Market Steering Group. • UMI Arts Board, 2005-2014. • UMI Arts, Finance Manager, since 2012.

Her work is held in the following collections:

• Australian Embassy, Germany. • Cairns Regional Gallery. • Queensland Art Gallery. • Festival of Pacific Arts America Samoa- Australian Delegation Collection. • Parliament House, 2009. • Australian Artbank.


• Yvonne Coen Indigenous Youth Art and Leadership Award, 2006 and 2007. • Heather Blair Award, Cairns Regional Gallery, 2005. • Award, Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne. • Semi-finalist, Queenslander Awards, Art and Culture. • Semi-finalist, 22nd Telstra National ATSI Art Award, MAGNT, Darwin.

Ms Carol Ann MIELL, American River SA 5221 For service to the community through marine rescue organisations. Rescue Services

• Chief Radio Officer, American River Coastal Radio Base Station, Volunteer Marine Rescue, since 2001.

• Volunteer Radio Officer, Kangaroo Island, Australian Volunteer Coast Guard, since 2008.


• Ministerial Commendation, Parliament of South Australia, 2017.


Mr Allan MILES, Ryde NSW 2112 For service to military history. Community History

• Co-Founder and Director, Operation Pilgrimage Group (ex-Australian military personnel committed to recognising the history of Australia's pioneers, explorers and military exploits), since 1992.

Mrs Elaine Lucy MILLAR, Gisborne VIC 3437 For service to the community of Gisborne. St Paul's Anglican Church, Gisborne

• Secretary/Office Manager, over 20 years. • Co-ordinator, Opportunity Shop. • Secretary, Mission Auxiliary, 30 years. • President, St Paul's Guild, 20 years.

Other Service

• Samaritan's Purse Christmas Box Appeal, 15 years. • Secretary/Treasurer, Vision Australia Fund Raising Auxiliary, 20 years. • Anglicare, 30 years. • Proof reader, Gisborne Gazette.


• Australia Day Award, Macedon Ranges Shire Council, 2013.


Mr Ian Colwell MILLER, Beecroft NSW 2119 For service to the community through a range of organisations. Anglican Diocese of Sydney

• Member, Church Committee and Parish Council, St Johns Beecroft, current. • Warden, St John's, Beecroft, current. • Member, Glebe Administration Board, 1999-2013. • Diocesan Representative, Anglican Provincial Synod for NSW, 1984-2017. • Diocesan Representative, General Synod, since 1981. • Member, Standing Committee, Diocese of Sydney, 1984-2010. • Former Parish Councillor, St Andrews Wahroonga. • Former Parish Warden, St Andrews Wahroonga. • Parish Nominator, St Johns Beecroft, current. • Diocesan Reader, since 1987.

Aged Care

• Chairman, Cotswold's Retirement Village, North Turramurra, since 2014. • Member, HammondCare Association, current. • Voluntary Member, Anglican Retirement Villages Board, five years. • Voluntary Director, HammondCare Board, 1993-2010.

Church Missionary Society

• Member of General Committee, current. • Honorary Director, Church Missionary Society Trust Limited.

Barker College Council

• Chairman, 2000-2016. • Member, 1995-2016.

Arden Anglican School Council

• Chairman, 1986-1998. • Member, 1978-1998.

Australian College of Theology

• Director, since 2010. Law

• Solicitor Member of the Law Society of New South Wales, since 1976. • Admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 1976.

• Hunt and Hunt Lawyers

o Managing Partner, North Ryde Practice, since 1981. o Supports the provision of pro-bono advice to The Northern Centre to support

victims of domestic violence, current. o Partner, since 1981. o Employee, since 1976.


Ms Margaret Mary (Megg) MILLER, Seymour VIC 3666 For service to the poultry industry. Poultry

• Foundation Member, The Rare Breeds Trust of Australia, 1991. • Member, Australian Poultry Standards Committee, current. • Member, Australian National Poultry Committee, current. • Member, Poultry Committee, Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, current. • Official, Royal Queensland Show, current. • Founder and Director, Bygone Breeds Consultancy Victoria. • Committee Member, Australian National Poultry Show, 2016.

Patronages

• Royal National Canberra Agriculture Society, since 2017. • Royal Canberra Poultry Show, since 2017. • Wyandotte Club of Australia, since 2000. • Rare Poultry Breeders Association, current. • Brahma and Cochin Club of Australia, current. • Faverolles Club Australia, previous. • Japanese Bantam Club of Australia, previous. • Sebright Club of Australia, previous. • Seymour Poultry Club, previous.

Other

• Member, Seymour-Golburn Lions Club, since 1996. • Founder and Co-Owner, Grass Roots Magazine, since 1973. • Editor and Owner, Australasian Poultry Magazine, since 1990. • Author of a range of journal articles.

Ms Kylie Shae MINES, Aldinga SA 5173 For service to disabled people in the Asia-Pacific region. Motivation Australia

• Founder and Chief Executive Officer, since 2006. • Board Secretary, current.

• Programme Manager, The Motivation Charitable Trust (UK) 1992-2006. • Chair, Executive Committee, Australian Disability and Development Consortium, since

2018 and Member, since 2017. World Health Organisation (WHO)

• Periodic Consultant, since 2006. • Contributed to the development of the WHO Guidelines on the Provision of Manual

Wheelchairs in Less Resourced Settings, 2010-2013. • Co-editor of the WHO Wheelchair Service Training Package (Basic and Intermediate

modules), 2006-2009. • Co-editor of Training in Assistive Product (TAP) E-Learning modules designed to

support the roll out of the WHO Assistive Products Priority List.


Mr Eric MITCHELL, Taroona TAS 7053 For service to music education. Australian Society of Music Education

• National Vice-President, 1975-1976. • Tasmanian Chairman, 1974-1975. • Tasmanian Vice-Chairman, 1974-1980. • Foundation Member, Tasmanian Chapter, late 1960s.

Music Education other

• Foundation President, Tasmanian Music Teachers Association. • Music Lecturer, Tasmanian Adult Education Board, 17 years. • Former Lecturer in Form and Analysis, Tasmanian Conservatorium. • Co-founder, Suzuki Talent Education Australia, 1973. • Self-employed piano teacher, since 1955.

Australian Music Examinations Board - Tasmania

• Examiner, 10 years. • Former Member, Tasmanian State Committee.

Mrs Parivash MOFID, St Ives NSW 2075 For service to the Persian community of Sydney, and to education. New South Wales Department of Education

• School Learning Support Officer/Persian Community Liaison Officer, Intensive English Centre, Marsden High School, since 2013.

• School Learning Support Officer Ethnic, Marsden International Language Centre, 2006-2013.

• Teacher's Aide Special, Intensive English Centre, Marsden High School, 1992-2005. Community

• Founding Member, Ryde Saturday Persian School.


Mrs Helen Ann MONTAGUE, Boisdale VIC 3860 For service to the community of Boisdale. Red Cross Australia Boisdale/Briagolong Branch

• Friends of Red Cross Contact Person, since 2017. • Branch Chairman, 1978-2017. • Branch Publicity Officer, 2009-2013. • Member, since 1978.

Community

• Co-Editor, The Bridge Newsletter, current. • Member, Boisdale History Group, current. • Chair, Wellington Shire Heritage Network, current. • Member, Boisdale Garden Club, since 2014. • Current Chair, Stretton Park Aged Care and Board Member since 2008. • Member, Boisdale Stables Restoration, since 2007. • Member, Boisdale and District Progress Association, since 1988. • Member, Maffra Branch, State Emergency Service, since 1986. • Council Member, Anglican Parish of Maffra, current. • Honorary Director, Maffra and District Community Bank- Bendigo Branch, current. • Committee Member, Boisdale Public Hall and Valencia Soldier's Memorial Hall,

current.


Ms Anna MOO, St Kilda VIC 3182 For service to social welfare, particularly in migrant communities. Multicultural Centre for Women's Health (formerly Women in Industry, Contraception and Health)

• Board Member, 2010-2017. • Former Chair. • Former Deputy Chair.

Migrant Women's Refuge (now InTouch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence)

• Coordinator, 1981-1983. • Assisted with foundation, 1975.

Women's Refuge Ethnic Workers Program

• Inaugural Coordinator. • Founder, 1984 (to ensure refugee and migrant women were able to have access to

equal employment opportunities, support and housing. The program was the first of its kind in Australia, and became a model for services throughout the country.)

The Royal Women's Hospital

• Consumer Representative, Women's Community Advisory Committee, 2008-2012. • Former Board Member, Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA) House. • Senior Program Manager, Community Health Services Division, 2000-2002. • Chief Social Worker and Program Manager, Support and Development, 1994-2000. • Established the Aboriginal Women's Health Business Unit (now called Badjurr-Bulok

Wilam), 1995. Community

• Board Member, Port Phillip Community Group, 2008-2017. Awards and recognition includes:

• Inductee, Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2017.

Mrs Wendy MOORE, Ainslie ACT 2602 For service to the international community of Nepal. Community

• Founder and Director, Friends of Samunnat, current. • Volunteer assisting with training and support, Samunnat Nepal (community

organisation supporting women who are victims of violence in Nepal), since 2006. • Polymer Clay Artist, current.


Dr Mary MORAN, Kangaroo Valley NSW 2577 For service to medical research, and to global health initiatives. Policy Cures

• Executive Director, since 2010. • Founder, 2004.

Global Health

• Director, Health Policy Division, The George Institute for Global Health, 2006-2010. • Director, Pharmaceutical R&D Policy Project, London School of Economics, 2004-

2005. • Honorary Senior Lecturer, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 2004. • Diplomat and Policy Analyst, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 1993-1998. • Director, Medecins sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders), 4 years. • Former Emergency Medicine Doctor, 12 years.

Expert Advisor

• World Health Organisation. • Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation. • European Commission. • European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership. • Wellcome Trust.


Mr David Scott MORGAN, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 For service to education, and to the community. Carey Baptist Grammar School

• Teacher, 1974-1986 and 1990-2008. • Chairman, Carey Heritage Committee, since 2012, and Inaugural Member, since 1997. • Chairman, Carey Centenary Book Committee, since 2018. • Vice President, Old Carey Grammarians Association, and Life Member. • Life Member, Carey Hockey Club. • Life Member, Old Carey Hockey Club. • Life Member, Carey Musical Theatre Company.

Choir

• Member, Heidelberg Choral Society, 2017-2018. • Former Choir Member, Cantabile. • Former Member, Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Society Choir.

St George's Anglican Church

• Parish Secretary, since 2012 and Warden, 2015-2018. • Choir Member, since 2008. • Opportunity Shop Volunteer, since 2011.

Melbourne Cricket Club

• Volunteer Tour Guide, since 2011. Other

• Umpire, Victorian Hockey Association, 1965-1990. • Umpire, Associated Public Schools' cricket competition, since 2006.


Mr Lindsay Keith MORGAN, Ulverstone TAS 7315 For service to the communities of Ulverstone and northwestern Tasmania. Rotary International

• District Chair (Tasmania), Club Service and Administration, 2009-2011. • President, Rotary Club of Ulverstone West, 1991-1992. • Charter Member, since 1986. • Inaugural Chair, Committee for establishing Rotaract Club of Central Coast, 2003. • Member, Organising Committee, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, since 2006. • Founder, Beyond Blue/Rotary Club of Ulverstone West annual Gala on Mental Health. • Volunteer, Australian Rotary Health, current.

Beyond Blue

• Member, Ambassador and Speaker Bureau, since 2014. • Volunteer, since 2010.

Ulverstone Junior Soccer Club

• Chair, Organising Committee, 6-a-side competition, current. • Past Publicity Officer.


• Companion of Australian Rotary Health, 2010.

Ms Elizabeth Sue MORLEY, NSW For service to the law, and to the community. Law

• Principal Solicitor, Redfern Legal Centre, 2003-2018. • Principal Solicitor and Coordinator, NSW Disability Discrimination Legal Centre (now

Australian Centre for Disability Law), 1999-2003. • Solicitor, Financial Rights Legal Centre Inc, 1989-1993. • Case Work Solicitor, Marrickville Legal Centre, 1983-1988.

Other

• Member, Council of the Financial Services Complaints Resolution Scheme, Financial Planning Association of Australia Ltd, 1997-2000.

• Member, License Compliance Advisory Board, New South Wales, 1995-2000. • Member, Property Services Advisory Council , New South Wales, 1997-1999. • Panel Member, Commission Review Panel , Office of Fair Trading, New South Wales,

1997-1999. • Member, Council of the Telecommunication Industry Ombudsman Scheme,1993-1999. • Co-Chair, Telstra Consumer Consultative Council, 1991-1997. • Member., Property Services Council , New South Wales, 1996-1997. • Member, Sydney Market Authority Board, 1995-1997. • Member, Real Estate Services Council , New South Wales, 1995-1996. • Member, Gas Council of New South Wales, 1990-1996.


Mr William John MOUNTFORD, Croydon VIC 3136 For service to veterans and their families. The Returned and Services League of Australia - Darebin Sub-Branch:

• Vice-President, since 2012. • Appeals Officer, since 2014. • Member, Commemorations Subcommittee, current. • Funeral Officer, current. • Facilitator, ANZAC Day services, current.

Northcote Sub-Branch:

• President, 2007-2012. • Committee Member, 2005-2012. • Member, 1982-2012.

Victorian Branch:

• Coordinator, Remembrance Day, Melbourne, since 2011. • Volunteer, ANZAC House, 2005-2017. • Coordinator, ANZAC Day Shrine of Remembrance, 2005-2017. • ANZAC Day Marshal, 1993-2002.

Education

• Teacher, Diamond Valley College, 1989-2005. • Teacher, Diamond Creek Technical School, 1974-1989. • Teacher, Broadmeadows Technical School, 1970-1974.

Other

• Inspector of Municipal Administration, City of Darebin, 2015.


Mrs Jenny MULHOLLAND, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 For service to local government, and to the community of Banyule. Banyule City Council

• Mayor, 2004 and 2003. • Deputy Mayor, 2014, 2010 and 2005. • Councillor, 2000-2016.

Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division)

• Member, State Assembly. • Member, State Council. • President, Italian Liberals Association. • Chair, North East Women's group. • Executive and Member, Liberal Women's Council.

Lions House Foundation Inc

• Founding Board Member. • Former Chair, Fundraising Committee.

Other

• President, Fairy Hills Kindergarten, Ivanhoe, since 2016. • Chair, Wellness Ball for Olivia Newton John Cancer and Wellness Centre, 2012-2014. • Former Committee Member, Seddon Street Uniting Church Kindergarten. • Former President, Parents and Friends Committee, St. John's Primary School,

Heidelberg.


Mr John Anthony MUNCKTON, Glenaroua VIC 3764 For service to the community of Seymour. Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society

• President, 1987-1988. • Senior Vice-President, 1985-1987. • Junior Vice-President, 1983-1985. • Assistant Secretary, 1976-1983. • Life Member, 1994. • Member, since 1974.

Other

• Founding Member, Victorian Wines Show, since 1982 and President, 1987-1988. • Judge, Art Section, Royal Melbourne Show, 2007. • Former Vice-President, Seymour Branch, Graziers Association. • Former Vice-President, (then) Seymour Young Farmers.

Glenaroua Rural Fire Brigade, Country Fire Authority (CFA)

• President, 1980-1996. • Representative, CFA Regional and Group Committees, 1980-1996. • Life Member, 2010. • Volunteer, since 1970.

Shire of Mitchell (formerly Shire of Pyalong)

• President, 1983-1991. • Councillor, 1980-1994. • Former Representative, Pyalong Water Board. • Former Representative, Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authority.


• Australian Bicentenary Medallion, Federal Council of Agricultural Societies, 1988.


Mrs Janet Mackenzie MUSPRATT, Rossmore NSW 2557 For service to horse sports. Australian Carriage Driving Society

• Federal Show Driving Convenor, since 2009. • Show Driving Judge, current. • Show Driving Judge Examiner, current.

New South Wales Branch:

• 'Whip Around' Newsletter Editor and Publisher, current. • NSW Show Driving Convenor, 2002-2017. • Show Driving Judge, since circa 1986. • Show Driving Judge Examiner, since circa 2002. • Member, since 1976.

Hills District Harness Club

• Secretary, 1978-current. • Member and carriage driver, since 1976.

Riding for the Disabled Association of New South Wales

• Whip Mentor and Educator, current. • Accredited Carriage Driving Assessor, current. • Accredited RDA Whip, conducting regular carriage driving sessions, Tall Timbers

Centre, 1990-2018. • Established the annual NSW RDA Carriage Driving Competition, 2008. • Involved with the Tall Timbers Centre, since 1977.

Education

• Former Head Teacher Welfare and Social Science Teacher, St Clair High School, 1989-2004.

• Former Social Science Teacher, Holroyd High School, 1972-1988. • Former Social Science Teacher, Lurnea High School, 1968-1971.


Dr Krishna Dhana NADIMPALLI, Amaroo ACT 2914 For service to multiculturalism in the Australian Capital Territory. Federation of Indian Associations of Australian Capital Territory

• President, 2017-2018, and 2014-2015. • Secretary, 2013-2014.

Federation of Telugu Associations in Australia

• President, 2015-2018. • Founder, 2015.

Art of Living Foundation (ACT)

• State Coordinator, since 2016. • Introduced PrisonSMART course for rehabilitation of prisoners in Canberra.

Canberra Hindu Mandir

• Chairman, since 2014. Canberra Interfaith Forum

• Secretary, since 2015. Telugu Association of Canberra

• President, 2005-2007, and 2013-2015. • Public Relations Officer, current. • Founder, Telugu Badi Canberra (community language school).

Other Community

• Executive Member, International Mother Language Movement (Canberra). • Interim Executive Member, Confederation of Indian Associations of Canberra. • Organiser, Australian Capital Territory Multicultural Cricket World Cup, 2015. • Member, Steering Committee, Global Cricket Day, Cricket Australian Capital Territory,

2014-2015. Business

• Assistant Director and Geoscientist, Geoscience Australia, current. • Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Canberra, current.


• Multicultural Volunteer of the Year, ACT Government, 2017. • Multicultural Advocate of the Year, ACT Government, 2015.


Mr Nicholas NADYCZ, Harden NSW 2587 For service to the community of Harden-Murrumburrah. Fire and Rescue NSW

• Volunteer Firefighter, Harden Fire Station, since 1979. • Awarded Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, New South Wales Fire Brigade,

2008. • National Medal, 1994.

Community

• Past Manager and Life Guard, Harden Swimming Pool, for 20 years. • Volunteer Technical Judge Assistant, , World Masters Games, Sydney, 2009. • Volunteer Driver, Australian Youth Olympic Festival, 2009. • Volunteer, Crowd Marshall, World Youth Day and visit by the Pope, 2008. • Volunteer Bus Driver, Sydney Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, 2000. • Committee Member, Bicentenary Celebrations, Harden-Murrumburrah, 1988.

Apex Clubs of Australia (1966-1984)

• President, Secretary, Treasurer, Publicity Officer. • District 5 Governor. • Life Member, 1984. • Apexian of the Year, 1974.

Employment

• Gardener, Murrumburrah High School, since 1999. Awards and recognition includes:

• Australia Day Citizenship of the Year Award, Advance Harden-Murrumburrah, 1997. • Finalist, New South Wales Volunteer of the Year Award, 2009. • Winner, South Coast/Capital, Volunteer of the Year, 2009. • Olympic Torch Bearer, Wallendbeen, 2000.


Mr Noel NANNUP, WA 6153 For service to the Indigenous community of Western Australia. Edith Cowan University

• Senior Elder-in-Residence, since 2009. • Cultural Ambassador, since 2009.

Indigenous Tours

• Founder, 2004. Tours include:

• King's Park Tour, 2004. • Rottnest Island Tour, 2008. • Swan River Tour, 2009.

Other

• Cross Cultural Awareness, training and delivery, since 2004. • Collaborator on Program Development, Cross Cultural Awareness Training Program,

2001-2002. • Welcome to Country Addresses, Various organisations, Departments, Universities and

Schools. • Consultant, Reconciliation Action Plan, Western Australian Department of Environment

and Water Regulation, 2014. • Manager, Indigenous Heritage Unit, Department of Conservation and Land

Management, 1996-2004. • Initiatives include enabling the development of tours at Kings Park, opening of

Yanchep National Park Balga Mia Village, development of the Hills Forrest Program, lecturing at Rockingham TAFE in cultural knowledge.

• Development of MATES Program (Mentored Aboriginal Training Employment Scheme).

• Development of Fremantle Aboriginal Heritage Walking Tours. • Noongar Elder, Heritage Consultant, Story teller, Cultural guide. • Published contributory Author and Narrator of several books, CDs and Maps.


• Male Elder of the Year, Perth NAIDOC Awards, 2017. • Winner, Western Australia, Contribution to Higher Education for Aboriginal People,

2008. • Finalist, Western Australian Citizen of the Year (Culture and the Arts), 2005. • Honorary Doctorate, Murdoch University, 2003.


Dr William NARDI, Lismore NSW 2480 For service to medicine in the field of opthalmology. Medicine

• Ophthalmologist, since 1968 in Lismore. • Introduced a teaching scheme to train beginning ophthalmologists in a rural setting in

1989 in Lismore, in association with Sydney Eye Hospital. • Examiner, Advanced Clinical Examination Board, Royal Australian and New Zealand

College of Ophthalmologists, 1995-2004. • Member, Board of Directors, Lismore Base Hospital, 1990-1993. • Past President, Goonellabah Rotary Club, 1998-1999 and 2011-2013. • Member, Probus Club, Goonellabah since 2013. • Member Northern Rivers Area Health Service Board 2003-2005.


• Meritorious Service Award, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, 2006.

• Paul Harris Fellow.

Mrs Margaret Reece NASH, Fulham SA 5024 For service to tennis. Seaside Tennis Club

• Junior Coordinator, since 1975. • Secretary, since 1989.

Tennis - Other

• Committee Member, Western Districts Tennis Association, 15 years. Awards and recognition includes:

• Administrative Excellence Award, Woodville District Tennis Association, 1995.


Mr Kevin John NEILSON, Port Hacking NSW 2229 For service to surf lifesaving. Surf Life Saving Australia

• National Team Selector, 2010-2012. • Member, Australian National Coaches Commission, 2009-2010. • Member, Sport Development Committee, 2012-2013. • Member, Elite Coach Sport Selection Committee, 2011-2013. • Competitor SLSA Team 1970.

Surf Life Saving New South Wales

• Life Member, 2012. • Coaching Advisor, 2002-2014. • Coach of the Year, 2008, 2007. • Coach, SLSA Championships, 2007-2010. • Representative Team Manager, 2001-2007. • State Team Selector, 2002-2008. • Board of Surf Coaches Representative, 2003-2005. • NSW Representative Competitor 1968-1970

Surf Life Saving Sydney

• Branch Team Selector, 2008, 2007. • Coaching Advisor, 2008. • Competitor.

Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club

• Head Swim Coach, 1983-2016. • Club President, 2004-2008. • Deputy President, 2001-2004. • Club Captain, 1980-1982. • Life Member on Committee, since 2009. • Life Member, 1998. • Member, since 1966. • Competitor since 1966.

Swim Coaching

• Proprietor, Neilson Swim School, current. • Swim Coach, since 1981. • Coach, English Channel swimmers, Australian Representatives. • Swim Coach, Caringbah Leisure Centre, current. • President, Manager, and Committee Member, Cronulla Amateur Swimming Club,

current. Community

• Inaugural Committee Member, Cook Community Classic, 2008. • Volunteer Coach, Can Too - Cure Cancer Australia, 2 years.

Teaching

• Secondary School Teacher, De La Salle College Caringbah, 38 years (retired in 2017).

Other awards and recognition includes:

• Named one of the 100 Faces of the Sutherland Shire, 2006. • Community Award, Electorate of Cook, 2008.


Mr Graeme McCann NELSON, Rochester VIC 3561 For service to the community of Rochester. Rotary Club of Rochester

• President, 2011-2012, 2005-2006, 2004-2005 and 1995-1996. • Former Secretary. • Former Community Service Director. • Assisted with the development of the Rochester Rotary Driver Education Complex. • Member, since 1992.

Other

• Board Member, Rochester and Elmore District Health Service, 2003-2009. • Former Chair, Rochester and Lockington Development Group. • Former Member, Echuca Moama Tourism Board.


• Citizen of the Year, Campaspe Shire Council, 2012. • Paul Harris Sapphire, Rotary Club of Rochester, 2009. • Paul Harris Fellow for 'work with community and farm safety,' Rotary Club of

Rochester, 2009.


Mr Peter Herbert NETTELBECK, Willaston SA 5118 For service to the community of Gawler. Rotary International Rotary District 9500, South Australia:

• Former District Governor's Representative. Rotary Club of Gawler:

• Honorary Member, current. • President, 1988-1989. • Vice-President, 1987-1988. • Secretary, 1985-1987. • Former Club Almoner (Pastoral Care), 17 years. • Former Director of Community Service, Vocational Service, Youth Service,

International Service and Club Service. • Joined, 1971.

Gawler Uniting Church

• Member, Church Trust, Secretary 1959-1963. • Member, Property Committee. • Transport Coordinator. • Former Senior Stewart. • Pastoral care visitor for 32 years. • Youth Leader 1952-1957.

Community - other

• Former Office Bearer, Gawler Men's Probus Club. • Former Volunteer, Meals on Wheels, Gawler.


• Awarded, Several, Paul Harris Fellowships, Rotary Club of Gawler. • Awarded, Centenary Medal, for 'service to the Gawler Community through Rotary, the

Uniting Church and Meals on Wheels', 2003. • Cresco Fertiliser/Stock Journal Champion Wheat Crop Competition 1971.

The late Mr Michael NEUHAUSER Late of Elsternwick VIC 3185 For service to the Jewish community of Melbourne. Mizrachi Melbourne

• Life Member and Committee Member, current. • General Secretary, 1960s. • Representative, Jewish Community Council of Victoria; Zionist Council of Victoria, 20

years. • Author, history of the Mizrachi organisation in Victoria.


• Volunteer Award, Jewish Community Council of Victoria, 2006.


Ms Anita NEWMAN, Gray NT 0830 For service to youth, and to the community of Darwin. Australian Air Force Cadets

• Commanding Officer, 802 Squadron, since 2017. Royal Life Saving Society Australia

• Member, Northern Territory Branch, 1992-1996 and since 2004. • Swimming Instructor, 2007-2010. • Swimming Instructor, Cerebral Palsy NT Association, Deaf NT, 1992-1995.

Other

• Member, Northern Territory State Emergency Service, since 2018. • Baton Bearer, Commonwealth Games, 2018. • Executive Officer, 802 Squadron, Australian Air Force Cadets, 2011-2017. • Teacher, Palmerston College, since 2011. • Officer, Northern Territory Police, 1995-2010. • Uniformed Member, Royal Australian Air Force, 1987-1990.


• Citizen of the Year, City of Palmerston, 2017. • Recognition of Excellence Award, Royal Life Saving Society Australia NT.


Mr Clement Arundel NEWTON-BROWN, Prahran VIC 3181 For service to the Parliament of Victoria, and to the community of Melbourne. Parliament of Victoria

• Member for Prahran in the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 2010-2014. • Past Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education. • Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Higher Education. • Past Chair, Law Reform Committee. • Past Chair, Independent Board, Broad Based Anti-Corruption Committee.

City of Melbourne

• Deputy Lord Mayor, 2000-2001. • Councillor, 1999-2001.

Committee for Melbourne

• Member, Future Focus Group, 1996. Yarra River Precinct Group

• Inaugural President, 1998-1999. The Planning Institute Australia

• National Council Executive and Planning Law Chair, 2008-2010. • Registered Certified Practising Planner, since 2005. • Member, since 2003.

Law

• Barrister, Victorian Bar, 1994-2010. • Volunteer, Fitzroy Legal Service,1992-2000. • Volunteer, Stonington Legal Service, 2004-2010.

Business

• Director, Skyportz Pty Ltd, since 2018. • Director, Whitemark Property and Planning, since 2015. • Director, Picnic Island Pty Ltd, Coles Bay, Tasmania, since 2013. • Director, Sawyers Bay Shacks Pty Ltd, Flinders Island, Tasmania, since 2009. • Director, Yarra Yarra Group, 1992-2001.


Ms Vasiliki NIHAS-BOGIATZIS, Barton ACT 2600 For service to the arts and cultural heritage. Arts

• Chair, M16 Artspace, since 2014. • Voluntary Guide, National Gallery of Australia, since 2012. • Organiser, Oneira Festival (a celebration of dreams), 2004. • Chair, ACT Festivals Assessment Committee, 2002-2003. • Founding Board Member, Cultural Facilities Corporation, 1997-2000. • Past Chair, Canberra Arts Marketing, 5 years. • Past Chair, Jigsaw Theatre Company, 7 years. • Past Representative (ACT Government), National Heritage Collections Council. • Past Member, Interim Directorate, Canberra Cultural and Heritage Centre, 3 years. • Past Deputy Chair, Cultural Council of the ACT.

Multicultural

• Director, Cultural Consulting, Voyaging Pty Ltd, 1991-2011 (consultant to various government and non-government organisations including the Australia Council for the Arts, Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia and National Multicultural Festival).

• Established Australia's National Multicultural Education Program, 1979-1982. • Past Co-Director, Multicultural Education Centre, University of Sydney. • Past Co-Chair, Education Sub-Committee, Ethnic Communities' Council of NSW.

Government

• Part-time Member, Immigration Review Tribunal, circa 1995-2000. • Assistant Secretary, Office of Multicultural Affairs, Department of Prime Minister and

Cabinet, 1986-1989. • Senior Advisor Ethnic Affairs, New South Wales Ministry of Education , 1983-1986. • National Consultant to the Commonwealth Schools Commission, 1979-1982.


Dr Robert Stevenson (Steven) NISBET, Holland Park QLD 4121 For service to the community through music, and to education. Organ Society of Queensland

• Committee Member, current. • Former President, 26 years. • Recitalist and tutor. • Life Member, current.

St Andrew's Uniting Church, Brisbane

• Director of Music, since 1980. • Organist, since 1979. • Composer/arranger of church music.

Royal School of Church Music (Queensland Branch)

• State Executive Committee Member, 2007-2013 and since 2019. Organ Historical Trust of Australia

• Member, since 2011. • Demonstrator of Pipe Organs, current.

Brisbane City Hall Organ Restoration Committee

• Former Member, 2008-2013. Organ Australia (journal)

• Regular Contributor, current. Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia

• Former National Executive Member, 3 years. • Former Vice-President for Publications, 3 years. • Former Regular Conference Paper presenter for 34 years.

Mathematics Education Research Journal

• Former Editor, 3 years. • Former Reviewer, 35 years.

Queensland Association of Mathematics Teachers

• Former Executive Committee Member, 14 years. • Former Conference Paper Presenter, 14 years. • Former Editor, History of Mathematics Section, Teaching Mathematics (journal), 1979-1982. • Life Member, current.

International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education

• Former member, 2000-2013. • Former conference paper presenter, 2000-2013 • Former reviewer of conference papers, 2000-2013

Education Other

• Advisor, Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority, 2009-2010. • Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Mathematics Education, Griffith University, 1990-2013. • Convenor, Doctor of Education Program, Griffith University, 2000-2013. • Chair, Education Faculty Assessment Board, Griffith University, 2006-2013. • Recipient of an Excellence in Teaching Award, Griffith University, 2009. • Author of 140 mathematics education research papers, conference papers and textbooks. • Adviser and professional development presenter for Education Queensland, Independent Schools

Queensland, and Catholic Education Queensland, 2000-2013. • Lecturer, Brisbane College of Advanced Education, 1982-1989. • Head, Department of Mathematics, Science and Computing, Brisbane College of Advanced Education,

1989. • Head, Department of Mathematics, Mount Gravatt College of Advanced Education, 1981. • Lecturer, Mount Gravatt College of Advanced Education, 1974-1981.


Mrs Lynette Mary NITSCHKE, Waikerie SA 5330 For service to the community, particularly through victim support. Homicide Victims Support Group

• President, 1994-2004. • Founder, 1994. • Committee Member, since 1994. • Editor, The Key, quarterly newsletter, since 2010.

Voluntary service

• Caroline Bristow Wig Library, Riverland. • Waikerie and District Flower Show. • Waikerie Neighbourhood Watch. • Meals on Wheels. • Waikerie Santa's Cave. • Waikerie Cemetery Committee. • Legatee to Legacy Widows. • Member of Attorney General Victim Advisory Committee, 2009-2017.


• Citizen of the Year, District Council of Loxton Waikerie, 2016. • Riverland Citizen of the Year, 2017. • Neighbourhood Watch, Regional Watcher of the Year', 2011. • Victim Support Service, Victim Worker of the Year', 2008.

Mrs Kathryn Susan NOLAN, NSW For service to the international community through humanitarian aid. SurfAid Sumba SurfAid Sumba provides health education and medical services to remote villages in the Lamboya Barat district of Sumba Island, Indonesia.

• Led fundraising efforts since 2009. Sumba Foundation Australia (now merged with SurfAid Australia to form SurfAid Sumba)

• Co-Founder, 2009. • Founding Board Member.


Mr Charles Richard NORRIS, Ivanhoe VIC 3079 For service to cricket, and to the community. Preston Cricket Club

• President, 2005-2007 and 1982-2002. • Secretary, 1972-1978. • Committee Member, since 1966. • Played 41 seasons. • Life Member, since 1971.

Victorian Sub District Cricket Association

• Club Delegate, 2000-2016. • Treasurer, 2004-2015. • Committee Member, 2002-2016. • Alternate Delegate to Cricket Victoria, 2011-2015. • Life Member, since 2017.

Other Cricket

• President, North Metro Cricket Association, 2001-2006. • Member, Melbourne Cricket Club, since 1968.

Preston Football Social Club

• Treasurer, 2000-2006. • Life Member, since 2010. • Founding Member, 1977.

Rotary Club of Ivanhoe

• Treasurer, 2011-2013, 2016-2018. • President, 2014-2015.

Institute of Internal Auditors Australia

• President, National Chapter, 1996-1999, and Director, 1993-2000. • Chairman, Victoria Chapter, 1992-1995, and Member, since 1989. • Member, International Board, Institute of Internal Auditors Inc., 1999-2004.

Other Professional Appointments

• Member, University Audit Committee, Deakin University, 1999-2004. • Lecturer, RMIT University, 2001-2006. • Fellow, CPA, and Member, since 1967. • Board Member, Melbourne University Credit Co-operative, 1975-1980. • Director, Internal Audit, Australian Wheat Board, 1985-2000. • Chief Executive Officer, Internal Audit, University of Melbourne, 1980-1985.


Mr David Ernest NORTH, Mount Pleasant NSW 2519 For service to the community of the Illawarra. Illawarra Basketball Association

• Former Director. • Former President. • Life Member, current.

Illawarra Pharmacists' Association

• Secretary, current. • Past Committee member. • Life Member, current.

Scouts Australia

• Past Leader and Trainer, Australian Scout Training Team. • Assessor, Australian Scout Training Team, current. • Regional Commissioner for Community Engagement, current. • Past Regional Commissioner (Development). • Past Regional Commissioner for Venturer Scouts. • Past Regional Commissioner for Cub Scouts. • Regional Chair, South Coast, Scouts Australia, current. • Past Assistant Cub Scout Leader, Kentlyn (Campbelltown). • Past Assistant Cub Scout Leader, Wollongong.

Other

• Member, Education Advisory Committee, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, current. • Past Secretary, Zone 6, Pharmacy Guild of New South Wales. • Public Officer, Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce, current. • Secretary, Port Kembla Chamber of Commerce and Industry, current. • Past Representative, Sports Facility Infrastructure Committee, Wollongong City

Council. • Vice-President, Ford Capri Car Club NSW, current. • Past Secretary, Sprite (Austin Healey) Car Club, NSW.


• Senior Citizen of the Year, Wollongong City Council, 2018. • Silver Koala Award for Distinguished Service, Scouts Australia.


Mrs Dianne Edna NORTH, Mount Pleasant NSW 2519 For service to the community of the Illawarra. Rotary International

• District Governor Nominee, District 9675, 2017-2018. • District Governor Elect, District 9675, 2018-2019. • District Governor, District 9675, 2019-2020. • District Secretary, District 9675, 2016-2018. • Interplast Chair, District 9675, 2012-2016. • Rotarian Observer, Interplast Surgical Mission to Tonga, 2017. • Secretary, Rotary Club of Illawarra Sunrise, 2011-2014. • President, Rotary Club of Illawarra Sunrise, 2014-2015.

Basketball

• Scoretable Official, Illawarra Basketball Association, 1988-2014. • Scoretable Official, Waratah League, 1990-2014. • Scoretable Official, National Wheelchair Basketball League, 1990-2014. • Scoretable Offical, National Basketball League, 1995-2014.

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

• Presenter, Palliative Care and Case Studies, International Conference, 2012. • Presenter, Offshore Refresher Conference, 2009.

Support for Amputees, Family and Friends (SAFF)

• Past Member. • Past Treasurer. • Past Committee Member.

Other

• Volunteer collector, Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal, current. • Volunteer collector, Red Cross Door Knock Appeal, current. • Volunteer Official, Sydney Paralympic Games, 2000. • Past Scorer, Wollongong Cricket Club. • Past Secretary and Team Manager, Trotters Basketball Club. • Past President, Epicure Club of Wollongong.


• Jack Thomas Perpetual Trophy, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, 2005. • Excellence in Pharmacy Practice Medal, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, 2000.


Mrs Elizabeth NORTH, Torquay VIC 3228 For service to the communities of Torquay and Geelong. Geelong Legacy Club

• President, 2010-2011. • Legatee, since 2006.

Torquay Ladies Probus Club

• President, 1990-1991. • Board Member, 2005-2018.

St Luke's Anglican Church

• Parishioner and Volunteer, since 1985. Torquay Historical Society

• Volunteer, since 2000. Meals on Wheels

• Volunteer, 1985-2005. Torquay Golf Club

• Board Member, 1995-2005. • Member, 1985-2005.

Mrs Margaret Ann NUNN, Hope Valley SA 5090 For service to the community through St John Ambulance. St John Ambulance Australia

• Member and Volunteer, St John Historical Society of South Australia, current. South Australia Branch

• Chair/Coordinator, Welfare and Bereavement Group, current. • State Officer of Cadets, 1993-2003. • District Officer, 1985-1983. • Divisional Superintendent Cadets, 1976-1985. • Divisional Officer Cadets, Tea Tree Gully Nursing Division, 1971-1976. • Adult Member, since 1968. • Cadet, 1955-1958.

Most Venerable Order of St John

• Dame, 2002. • Commander, 1995. • Officer Sister, 1989. • Serving Sister, 1979.


Squadron Leader Gary William OAKLEY, Bonner ACT 2914 For service to the Indigenous community through a range of organisations. Mr Oakley is member of the Gundungurra peoples from the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales.

• Indigenous Historical Custodian, Royal Australian Air Force, since 2015. Australian War Memorial

• Indigenous Curator, 1991-2015. • Indigenous Liaison Officer, 2009-2015.

• President, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veterans and Services Association,

current. • Member, ACT Veteran's Advisory Council, since 2018. • Australian Defence Force Lead, Defence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Network

ACT Chapter, since 2018. • Member, Royal Australian Navy, 1969-1991. • Royal Australian Navy Reserve, 1994-2015.


• Fellow, Australian War Memorial, since 2017. • Australian Active Service Medal - Vietnam, Vietnam Logistic Support Medal, Australian

Service Medal - FESR, Defence Force Service Medal and bar and Australian Defence Medal.

Mr James Andrew O'BRIEN, Chippendale NSW 2008 For service to people with a disability through sport. Wheelchair Sports New South Wales

• Chief Executive Officer, since 1998. Sports

• Former General Manager, Randwick District and Rugby Union Football Club. • Former Chief Executive Officer, Squash New South Wales. • Former National Coordinator, McDonalds Junior Tennis Australia. • Former Deputy Manager, Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Narrabeen. • Former Centre Manager, Medifit Health and Corporate Fitness Centre. • Former Director, Physical Education and Recreation Centre, University of New South

Wales. • Former Sports Master/Teacher, Randwick Boys High School, Naremburn Boys High

School.


Mr Daniel Leonard O'CONNOR, Ascot QLD 4007 For service to the law, and to the community. Law

• Deputy President, Queensland Industrial Relations Commission, since 2012. • Deputy President, Industrial Court of Queensland, since 2013. • Member, Governing Council, Judicial Conference of Australia, since 2014. • Trustee, Edinburgh Declaration Trust, since 2008. • Barrister-At-Law, 1990-2012. • Editor, Queensland Criminal Compensation Notes, 1996-2002; Queensland Quantum

Notes, 1998-2012. Professional Law Organisations

• Honorary Secretary, Australian Bar Association, 1995-2012. • Chief Executive, Bar Association of Queensland, 1994-2012. • Chief Executive, Barristers Services Pty Ltd, 1994-2012. • Council Member, International Bar Association, 2004-2012; Honorary Secretary,

Forum of Barristers and Advocates, 2007-2012. • Honorary Secretary, International Council of Advocates and Barristers, 2007-2012. • Board Member, Queensland Public Interest Law Clearing House (now LawRight),

2002-2010. Anglican Church Grammar School

• Council Member, 2009-2012. • School Council Chairman, since 2013.

Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland (RNA)

• Senior Vice-President, since 2010. • Director, RNA Foundation, since 2017. • Chairman, Disciplinary Committee, since 2000. • Executive Councillor, since 2001. • Councillor, since 2000. • Steward, 1989-1996. • Honorary Council Steward, 1996-2000. • Trustee, Royal Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth, 2011-2015.

Church and Charity

• Member, Diocesan Council, Anglican Diocese of Brisbane, since 2017. • Chairman, Ambassadors of St John's Cathedral, 2009-2016. • Chairman, Red Shield Appeal Residential Committee, and the Central Committee,

Salvation Army Australia, 2007-2012. Other

• Committee Member, Queensland Club, 2005-2011.


Mrs Patricia Marjorie O'HARA, Glen Iris VIC 3146 For service to nursing. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Association

• Professional Officer, Victorian Branch, since 2010. • Member, since 1996.

Australian College of Nursing

• Chair, Victorian Branch, 10 years. • Member and Fellow, since 1995. • Former Member, Nursing Australian Advisory Council. • External Studies Course tutor, ongoing. • Former College Representative, National Heart Foundation Panel.

Other

• Nursing Advisor, National Electronic Health Transition Authority, 2010-2014. • Life Member, Victorian Nurses' Memorial Centre, 2005. • Nursing Advisor, Board of Trustees, Australian Imperial Forces Malayan Nursing

Scholarship, 2004-2007. • Founding Member, Victorian Nursing Leadership Group (now disbanded).

Nursing in Victoria

• Nursing Unit Manager, St Francis Xavier Cabrini Health Hospital, Malvern, 2005-2007 and Patient Flow Manager, 2007-2010.

• Nursing Unit Manager, Medical/Surgery, Waverley Private Hospital, 2004-2005. • Project Officer, John Fawkner Private Hospital, Coburg, 2003-2004. • Deputy Director of Nursing, Swinburne University Hospital, 2002. • Nurse Unit Manager, Emergency Medical Unit, Maroondah Hospital, 2001-2002.

Nursing in the Australian Capital Territory

• Nurse Unit Manager, Intensive Care/Coronary Care, Calvary Health, 1993-2000. • Seconded to ACT Department of Health, 1999-2000. • Operations Manager and Project Officer, 2000.


Mr Noel James OLIVE, Little Bay NSW 2036 For service to the Indigenous community, to history, and to the arts. New South Wales Central Coast Community

• Owner and Artist, Olive Branch Gallery, 2010-2018. • President, University of the Third Age Central Coast, 2 years and Member, many

years. • Past Supporter, ABC Friends Central Coast.

Indigenous Affairs, Western Australia

• Past Co-ordinator, Karijini Aboriginal Corporation. • Legal Representative, Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, 1987-

1992. Author

• Out with the Pilbara Mob: A Story from the Bushlands of Western Australia, 2016. • Enough is Enough: A History of the Pilbara Mob, 2007. • Karajini Mirlimirli: Aboriginal Histories from the Pilbara, 1997.

Law Society of New South Wales

• Associate Member, since 2001 and 1989-1996. • Solicitor Member, 1996-2000 and 1984-1989.

Mr Kerry John OLSEN, Belmont VIC 3216 For service to the community through charitable initiatives. Mr Olsen has undertaken a number of 'long walks' to raise funds for charitable organisations: Walk One - May-Dec 2004

• 5,662kms from Cape York Peninsula to Geelong via South East Cape Tasmania. • Funds raised for Australian Lions Children's Mobility Foundation.

Walk Two - July 2008-February 2009

• 5,040kms from Steep Point to Cape Byron then a further 1,800kms home to Geelong (6,840kms).

• Funds raised for Australian Lions Children's Mobility Foundation and the Australian Leukodystrophy Support Group Inc.

Walk Three - April-December 2016

• 6,500kms Cape York Peninsula to Cape Leeuwin. • Funds raised for Leukodystrophy Australia.

Lions Clubs International

• Member, since 1985. • Member, Geelong Corio Bay Lions Club, since 2009.


Ms Harriet Margaret O'MALLEY, France For service to Australia-France relations. Australian Embassy, Paris

• Cultural Attache, since 1994. • Organises and manages events including: Official visits by Governors-General, Prime

Ministers, Foreign Affairs Ministers, Bullecourt Anzac Day Service, Sadlier-Stokes prize, Bangara Dance Company, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Lucy Guerin Dance Theatre and Australian Indigenous Film Festival.

Mr Gregory Kevin O'NEILL, East Melbourne VIC 3000 For service to business, and to basketball. La Trobe Financial

• President and Chief Executive Officer, since 1997. • Employee, since 1984.

Financial Services Institute of Australia

• Senior Fellow, Life member current. • Member, since 1996.

Other

• Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), current. Basketball

• Inaugural Chairman, Australian Basketballers Association, since 2016. • Chairman, Melbourne Tigers Basketball (now Melbourne United), 2005-2009.


Mr Craig Andrew OPIE, Echuca VIC 3564 For service to the tourism industry in Victoria, and to the community. Tourism

• Board Member, Tourism Victoria, 2011-2015. • Inaugural Board Member, Travelmate.com.au, early 2000s. • Foundation Committee Member, Melbourne Attractions, 1980s. • Foundation Committee Member, Victorian Tourism Operators Association (VTOA),

1980s. Other

• Board Member, Public Transport Victoria, 2012-2015. • Member, Small Business Advisory Corporation, Victoria, 2007-2010.

Community

• Life Ambassador for Australia Day, Victorian State Government, current. • Inaugural Victorian Ambassador, Neighbourhood Watch. • Board and Committee Member for charities and community organisations, including

the Blue Ribbon Foundation, Brothers 500 Club, Victorian Tourism Bushfire Appeal, Christian Brothers Overseas Aid Fund, East Timor Help Group and the Starlight Children's Foundation.

Moonee Valley Racing Club

• Committee Member, 2002-2014. • Life Member.

Media

• Host, radio program 'Talking Travel and Tourism', 3AK, 3 years, early 2000s. Professional

• Managing Director, Paperworld Pty Ltd, since 2003. • Managing Director, Colonial Tramcar Restaurant, 28 years. • Managing Director, Observation Deck, Rialto Tower and Eureka Skydeck, 28 years.

Awards and Recognition includes:

• Awarded, 'Outstanding Contribution by an Individual to Tourism in Victoria', RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, 2013.

• Winner, radio program 'Talking Travel and Tourism', RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, 2003-2004.

• Awarded, Blue Ribbon Foundation Medal, 'in recognition and appreciation of services to the Blue Ribbon Council'.

• Victorian Award, by Tourism Minister for Victoria, Steve Crabb, for 'contribution to the Australian Tourism Industry', 1992.


Dr Gregory Francis O'SULLIVAN, Clovelly NSW 2031 For service to medicine in the field of anaesthesiology. St Vincent's Hospital Sydney

• Director, Anaesthetic Department, 1996-2017. • Director, Don Harrison Patient Safety and Simulation Centre, and the Director of

Anaesthetics, St Vincent's Clinic Endoscopy Centre, 2006-2018. • Stream Director, Perioperative and Interventional Services, 2004-2009. • Senior Staff Specialist Anaesthetist, since 2018, and 1990-1996. • Past Chair, Anaesthetic Director's Committee, South Eastern Sydney Local Health

District. University of Notre Dame Australia

• Conjoint Associate Professor of Anaesthetics, School of Medicine, 2010-2018. Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists

• Member, Training Accreditation Committee, since 2014. • Deputy Chair, 2014-2017. • Chair, NSW Regional Committee, 2012-2014, Co-opted Member, 2014-2018, Member,

since 2002. • Fellow, since 1992.

North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club

• Lifesaver, 2003-2012. • Nipper Water Safety Officer, 1995-2012. • Nipper Committee Member, and Nipper Age Manager, 1995-2008, Nipper Treasurer, 5

years.


Ms Laurelle Doris PACEY, Narooma NSW 2546 For service to community history. Narooma School of Arts and Soldiers War Memorial Hall Inc

• Secretary, since 1995. Narooma Historical Society

• President, current. • Founding Member, 1990s. • Former Secretary.

Rotary Club of Narooma

• Member, since 2000. • Bulletin Editor and Club Historian, current. • Vice President/Forme, President, Youth Director and Vocational Service Director.

Other

• Member, Heritage Advisory Committee, Eurobodalla Shire Council, since 2008. Author

• Tilba Times Revisited, 2015. • Bodalla and the Morts, 2010. • Narooma's Past- steamers, sawmills and salmon, 2001, 2005 and 2016. • Tilba Times, 1995. • The Lure of Montague, 1991, 2001 and 2013. • The Story of the Wagonga Inlet, 1990.


Mr Robert PACK, Cungulla QLD 4816 For service to health, and to the community of Townsville. Spinal Life Australia

• Former Chairman, North Queensland Building Appeal Committee. • Involved in establishment of Spinal Life Australia Townsville. • Volunteer, current.

Law

• Judge, District Court of Queensland, 1997-2010. • President, North Queensland Bar Association, 1996-1997.

Rotary Club of Townsville

• President, 2001-2002. • Member, current.

Community

• Former President, Townsville District Rugby League. • Former Committee Member, Townsville Sportsmen's Club. • Foundation Member, North Queensland Cowboys. • Former Chairman, Ground Development Committee, Willows Sports Complex.

Law

• Judge, District Court of Queensland, 1997-2010. • President, North Queensland Bar Association, 1996-1997.

Mr Stephen John PADGETT, Kurraba Point NSW 2089 For service to the aviation industry. Regional Airline, General Aviation Operations and Training

• Co-Founder and Chairman, Alliance Aviation Services, since 2002. • Deputy Chairman, Hawker Pacific, 2015-2018. • Managing Director, Flight Options (Simulator and flight training), current. • Managing Director, Universal Training Systems, since 2014. • Founder and Managing Director, Aeromil Pacific (aviation services), 1980-2015.

Professional Associations

• Chairman, Australian Aviation Hall of Fame, since 2013. • Council Member, Australian Air Force Cadets National Council, since 2015.

Regional Aviation Association Australia

• Annual Convention Chairman, 1998-2013. • Life Member, 2009. • Former Director. • Co-Founder and Member, 1980-2013.


Mr John Edwin PAISLEY, Tucki Tucki NSW 2480 For service to emergency response organisations, and to the community of Wyrallah. NSW Rural Fire Service, Wyrallah Brigade

• Senior Deputy Captain, since 2013. • Brigade President, since 2000. • Deputy Captain, 1989-2001, 2005-2009 and 2010-2013. • Secretary, 1967-1999. • Member, since 1967.

Community

• Local school bus driver, Northern Rivers Buslines, Buslines Group, 30 years including Simes Bros Bus Service.

• Committee Member, Wyrallah Hall Association, 1980-1990. • P&C Member, Wyrallah Public School, 1982-1998.

Mr Colin PALMER, South Hurstville NSW 2221 For service to youth. Australian Air Force Cadets

• Acting Director Operations 2016. • Former Executive Officer, 318 Squadron, Sutherland, 2009 - 2016. • Group Captain (AAFC) and National Commander, 2004 - 2009. • Officer Commanding 3 Wing Australian Air Force Cadets, 2002-2004. • National Coordinator Ground Training, 1992-1996. • Commanding Officer, 318 Squadron,1981-1991. • Staff, 18 Flight NSW Squadron, 1974-1991. • Cadet Member, 1969-1973. • Adult Member since 1974. • Former Executive Officer, 3 Wing Australian Air Force Cadets. • • Former Director Operations.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation

• Executive Director of Human Resources, 2001 - 2007. • National Manager Industrial Relations, 1996-2001. • Employee, 1974 - 2007.


• Recipient, Australian Cadet Services Medal (ACFSM) with 1,2,3,4 clasps and Federation Star (which represents 40 years of diligent service), 2015.


Mrs Vivien Elma PALMER, Isaacs ACT 2607 For service to education, and to the community. Education

• Principal, Richardson Primary School, 2007-2012. • Principal, Isabella Plains Primary School, 2004-2007. • Officer, ACT Education Directorate, 1974-1980, 1995-2012.

Community

• Action Area Coordinator, Dare to Lead - ACT, 2004-2012. • Committee Member, ACT ANTaR, since 2012. • Volunteer Tutor, Smith Family Homework Club, current.

Mr Eric Ernest PANTHER, Forest Hill VIC 3131 For service to genealogy. Family History Connections

• Member, since 1991. • Indexer, current. • Researcher, current. • Guest Speaker, current. • Former Contributor, Genealogist Magazine. • Former Councillor. • Former Advertising Manager. • Former Tutor.

Australian Cartophilic Society

• President, since 1987. • Vice-President, 1982. • Committee Member, since 1981. • Member, since 1980. • Fair Organiser, current.

Melbourne Cricket Club

• Library Volunteer - Heritage and Tourism, since 1983. • Delegate, Library Volunteers Reference Committee, current.

Victoria Welsh Choir

• Member, since 1999.


Mr Bill PAPASTERGIADIS, Toorak VIC 3142 For service to the Greek Orthodox community of Victoria. Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria

• President, since 2008. South Melbourne Football Club

• Chair, A-League Board, current. Board Positions

• Director, The Hellenic Initiative Australia, current. • President, Alphington Grammar School Board, 2008-2011.

Legal

• Managing Partner, Moray and Agnew Melbourne Solicitors, current.


Mr Allan James PARKER, Tweed Heads South NSW 2486 For service to business, particularly to dispute resolution. Peak Performance Development

• Managing Director, current. Australian Dispute Resolution Association

• Former Board Member. • Honorary Life Member, 2013.

Professional Speakers Australia (formerly the National Speakers Association of Australia)

• Supporter, Kerrie Nairn Scholarship, current. • Recipient, Nevin Award, 2012. • Recipient, Educator of the Year Excellence Award, 2009.

Australian Catholic University

• Course Leader, Negotiation Program, 2013-2016. • Designer and Author, Graduate Certificate in Negotiation, 2012-2013.

College of Law, Business and the Creative Arts, James Cook University

• Assisted with development of Masters of Dispute Resolution program, 2000s. College of Law and Business, University of Western Sydney

• Former Member, Curriculum Advisory Committee. • Adjunct Professor, 2000. • Assisted with development and teaching of dispute resolution elements of the law

program, 1990s. Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

• Member, Consultative Committee, Global Policy for Small to Medium Enterprise, 2000-2004.

Publications

• Co-Author, Beyond Yes: Negotiating and Networking, Harper Business, 1998. • Author, Negotiators Toolkit, Peak Performance Development, 1997. • Co-Author, Switch On Your Brain, Hale and Iremonger, 1986.


Mrs Jill PARKER, VIC For service to local government, and to the community of South West Victoria. Local Government

• Councillor, Moyne Shire Council, since 2008. • Chair, Barwon South West Waster and Resource and Recovery Group, since 2017. • Deputy Chair, Corangamite Regional Library Corporation, current. • Chair, Western Coastal Board, 2012-2018. • Member, Victorian Coastal Council, 2012-2018.

Australian Coastal Councils Association

• Treasurer, since 2014. • Committee Member, since 2011.

Australian Local Government Women's Associations, Victorian Branch

• Rural Vice-President, 2016-2018. • Rural and Regional Representative, since 2018, 2014-2016. • Treasurer, 2009-2012. • Member, since 2009.

Education

• Acting Principal, Deans Marsh Primary School, 2006. • Acting Deputy Principal, Leading Teacher and Curriculum Coordinator, Terang

College, 1997-2007. • Leading Teacher and VCE Coordinator, Mortlake College, 1985-1996. • Active Member, Colac/Otway Principal's Network, 2006.

Country Fire Authority Victoria

• Treasurer, Mortlake Fire Brigade, current; Communications Officer, current. • Member, District 5 Communications Committee, current. • Chair and Mentor, District 5 Women and Fire, 2009-2013. • Former Fire Safe Kids Officer and Community Bushfire Safety Liaison Officer. • National Medal (with 40 year clasp) and National Emergency Medal.

Abbeyfield Australia

• Former Deputy Chair. • Former Board Member. • Volunteer, Abbeyfield House Mortlake, current,

Community

• Inaugural Chair, Leadership Great South Coast Inc 2009-2019. • Chair, Barwon SW Regional Council, Adult, Community and Further Education Board,

2008-2011. • Advisory Group Member, Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Authority, 2007-2009. • Former President, Western Plains Spinners and Weavers. • Former Treasurer, Mortlake Busker's Committee. • Former Region Leader, Western Plains Region, Guides Victoria.


Mr Malcolm David PARKS, Sandringham VIC 3191 For service to the community of Bayside. Family Life

• Volunteer, 2004-2017. • Board Member, 1998-2004. • President, 2000-2003. • Vice-President, 1999 and 2004.

Beaumaris Rotary Club

• Charter Member, 1985-2017. • Honorary Member, since 2017. • President, 1990-1991.

Beaumaris Bowls Club

• Chair, Bowls Committee, since 2018. • Life Member, 2017. • Chair, Pennant Selection, 2015-2017. • Co-ordinator Coaching, Umpires, Saturday Pennant Selection, 2014-2015. • Co-ordinator Coaching, 2013-2014. • Board Chairman, 2011-2013. • Board Treasurer, 2007-2011. • Member, since 2005.

Community

• Chairman, Committee of Management, Bayside Youth Accommodation Service, 1997-1998.


• Recipient, Bayside Citizen of the Year, 2011.

Mr Alan James PARR, Rockyview QLD 4701 For service to veterans. Fire Support Base Coral-Balmoral Veterans Group

• Secretary and Committee Member, 2013-2018. • The aim of this committee was to encourage the Federal Government to issue the

Australian Unit Citation for Gallantry to every unit involved in the battles of Fire Support Bases Coral and Balmoral (12 May - 6 June 1968), fought during the Vietnam War.

• The Unit Commendation for Gallantry was promulgated on 13 June 2018.


Mr Graeme Leslie PASCOE, Vista SA 5091 For service to the community through Lions Clubs Australia. Golden Grove Lions

• President, 1997-1998, 2016-2017. • Former Secretary. • Former Treasurer. • Former Chairman, Youth of the Year. • Member, current.

Lions District 201C1 and C2

• Treasurer, Lions Medical Research Foundation, since 2001. • Member, Board of Trustees, since 2000.

Lions District 201C1

• Zone Chairman, 6 years. • Former District Chairman, Youth of the Year.

Mr James Lawrence PASCOE, Dubbo NSW 2830 For service to the community of Dubbo. Community

• Former Member, Rural Consultative Working Party, Dubbo City Council. • Co-Host, Toongi Country Gardens Open Weekend, 2011(raised funds for the Garvan

Institute). • Trustee, Dubbo Showground and Recreation Reserve Trust, 1984-1994. • President and Vice-President, Dubbo Show Society, 1981-1986; Life Member. • National Merino Sheep Show run by Dubbo Show Society, 5 years. • Board Member, Dubbo Base Hospital, 1971-1981. • Member and Group Captain for many years, Emmagool Brigade, New South Wales

Rural Fire Service, since 1948. • Former Member and Past Chairman, Toongi Recreation Reserve and Hall Trust, since

1970 . • Member and later President, Dubbo Branch, New South Wales Agricultural Bureau.

Pastor Margaret Ann PASHLEY, QLD For service to the international community of the Philippines. Leyte-Samar Center for Change Foundation Inc., Republic of the Philippines

• Founder and Executive Director, since 2002. • Founder, Community Evacuation Centre, Burauen, Leyte, 2017.

Church

• Christian Missionary, Republic of the Philippines, since 1987. • Former Assistant Pastor, Port City Christian Church, mid 1980s.


Mr Kevin Thomas PATTEL, Richmond Qld 4822 For service to the livestock transport industry. Livestock Transport Industry

• Founder, KT and JE Pattel Livestock Transport, circa 1962.


Mr Kenneth James PAUL, Mosman NSW 2088 For service to architecture, and to the community.

• Director, Paul Consulting Services Pty Ltd, 1996-2000. • Director, Thompson Glendenning & Paul, 1963-1995.

Projects include: • Umagico Community - Cape York Master planning Tourist Facilities, 2003. • Secure Mental Health Unit (Forensic) - Risdon Tasmania, 2002. • Functional Planning and Master Planning, Acquired Brain Injury Unit - 64 Bed Sandgate Eventide (Qld),

2000. • Project Definition Plan - 20 Bed Extended Secure Psychiatric Unit, Prince Charles Hospital Chermside,

1999. • ACT Public Hospitals Redevelopment Project, 1990-1995. • Gosford District Hospital, 1987-1994. • World Health Organisation (WHO) Short Term Consultant to Malaysian Ministry of Health, 1983-1984.

Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA)

• Former Member, NSW Chapter Council, 1984-1986. • Former, Vice-President (Practice). • Chairman, Practice Board, 1984-1986. • Member, Practice Board, 1982-1988. • Federal Conditions of Engagement/Fees Committee, 1982-1988. • Board Member, RAIA Insurance Brokers Limited, 1991-1995.

Department of Health, New South Wales

• Private Hospital and Nursing Home Advisory Committee to the Minister for Health, 1978-1982. • Hospital Planning Unit, Consultant Committee. Early 1990's. • Process of Planning, Consultant Committee 1980's. • Health Building Guidelines Hosplan - Project Development Committee. • Chairman (Working Party), Fire Safety Code for Health Buildings Hosplan, 1982. • Member, Fire Safety Advisory Committee for Health Buildings (NSW), 1980-1992.

Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney

• Family Apostolate, 1955-1959. • Member, Archdiocesan Pastoral Council, 1967-1969. • President of Family Apostolate,1968-1969. • Member, Marist Brothers North Sydney Advisory Council, 1976-1983.

Institute of Counselling

• Chairman, History Committee, Opening Up by David Bollen, 2005-2009. • Leader, Second year groups, 1985-1986. • Co Leader for Second Year Groups, 1980-1983. • Group Facilitator, Sydney, 1976-1986. • Board Member, Sydney, 1969-1978.

Shore Regional Organisation of Councils Northern Sydney Central (SHOROC) Coast Area Health Service and Northern Sydney Local Health Network Committees

• Community representative, retired hospital architect and health planner for: • Northern Sydney Clinical Health Council, 2004. • Area Planning & Technical Reference Group, 2006-2007.

Mosman Council

• Member, Lower North Shore Community Participation Committee, 2007-2011. • Member, Peak Community Participation Committee, 2011.

The Probus Club of Mosman - Combined Inc.

• President, 2006. • Member, since 2003.


Associate Professor Georgia Armat PAXTON, Brunswick VIC 3056 For service to community health, and to refugees.

• Head, Immigrant Health Service, The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, since 2006.

• Co-Lead Clinician, Refugee Health Clinical Hub, Melbourne Health, 2010-2014. Victorian Refugee Health Network

• Chair, 2013-2015. • Executive Member, current.

Other Immigrant Health Service

• Member, Minister's Council on Asylum Seekers and Detention, Department of Home Affairs, 2015-2018.

• Member, Independent Health Advice Panel, Department of Home Affairs, since 2014. • Associate Professor, Department of Paediatrics, University of Melbourne, current. • Honorary Fellow, Refugee Health, International Child Health Group, Murdoch

Children's Research Institute, current. • Chair, Immunisation Evaluation Reference Group, Victorian Department of Health and

Human Services, current. • Member, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Health Working Party, Royal Australasian

College of Physicians, 2014-2015. • Assisted Human Rights Commission Inquiry into Children in Immigration Detention,

2014. Awards and recognition includes:

• Inducted into Victorian Honour Roll of Women, 2016. • Service Delivery Award, Institute of Public Administration Victoria, 2015 (team award). • Windermere Health Services Fellowship, 2010. •


Mrs Susanne Haydon PEARCE, Fullarton SA 5063 For service to children's charitable organisations, and to the community. Variety the Children's Charity SA

• Owner and Driver, Car 222 'The Precious Penguins', Variety Bash, 2005-2015. • Co-Driver, Car 140 'The Bean Machine', Variety Bash, since 2016. • Participant in Variety V2 and 4WD events, 2016-2019. • Fundraiser.

Meeting and Events Australia

• Former Vice Chair & Chair, SA Branch, 4 years. • Former Board Member, with developmental responsibilities, 10 years. • Member, since 1997.

Adelaide Expo Hire

• Co-Founder, 1986-2014. • Director Marketing and Sales, 1986-2014. • Australia's most highly awarded Exhibition Hire company since national awards

commenced. Other (pro bono)

• Board Member, Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation, since 2016. • Social Co-ordinator, Fullarton Living Choice Retirment Community, current. • SA Representative, Consumer Advisory Group, Icon Cancer Care, 3 years. • Board Member, Innerwest Business Enterprise Centre, 4 years. • Advisory Committee for Tourism and International Languages, TAFE SA, 4 years. • Board Member, Adelaide Convention and Tourism Authority, 6 years. • Board Member, Blackwood Golf Club, 3 years - re-elected (first woman in the 75 years

of its existence.) • Advisory Committee, Event Management Toolbox, TAFE SA, 2 years. • Blood Donor, over 50 years.


• Olympic Torch Bearer for services to Industry and Community. • Awarded, Outstanding Operations Person, MEA SA, 1995. • Awarded, Outstanding Sales/Marketing Person, MEA SA, 1996. • Recipient, Muriel Ellis Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Meeting

Industry in SA by an Individual, 2001. • Awarded, Dick Smith Trophy, Australia's top Variety Bash Fundraiser, 2011. • Recipient, Special award as the 1st car to raise in excess of $1m for Variety. • National Chairman's Citation Award for excellence and commitment to Variety the

Children's Charity, 2013.


Mrs Joanne Lorraine PEARSON, Bowral NSW 2576 For service to nursing, and to the community. Southern Highlands Private Hospital, Bowral

• Nurse Practitioner, Oncology-Haematology, Southern Highlands Cancer Centre, current.

• Nurse Unit Manager, Highlands Cancer Centre,10 years. Community

• Member, Southern Highlands Leadership Committee, current. • Member, Can Assist, Southern Highlands, current. • Organiser, Relay for Life, Southern Highlands, current.

Mr Robert Edward PEATTIE, Cameron Park NSW 2285 For service to the community through a range of roles. Masonic Lodge

• Member, The United Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Mason and The United Supreme Grand Chapter of Mark and Royal Arch Masons of New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory, since 1986.

• Member of the Council of Zerubbabel, United Supreme Grand Chapter, 2016. • The First Grand Principal and Grand Master, 2014. • Deputy First Grand Principal and Deputy Grand Master of The United Supreme Grand

Chapter, 2012. • Grand Registrar, United Supreme Grand Chapter of Mark and Royal Arch Masons of

New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory. • Deputy Grand Master to Most Worshipful Brother Tony Lauer, 2004-2005. • Assistant Grand Master, to Most Worshipful Brother Tony Lauer, 2003-2004. • District Grand Inspector, Newcastle area, 2000-2002.

Pro bono legal work

• Newcastle Deaf Society, 1990's. • Legal Aid Commission, 1990's. • City of Newcastle RSL Pipe Band, 1990's.

Community

• President and Vice President, New Lambton Chamber of Commerce.


Mr John Anthony PERRY, Bulimba QLD 4171 For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Training and Employment Services

• Consultant, Access Community Services Limited, current. • Manager, Jobs Queensland Limited, Logan, Queensland, since 2016.

Yourtown (formerly Boystown)

• General Manager, Employment, Education and Training Division, 1996-2016. National Employment Services Association (NESA)

• Board Member, since 2011. • Chair, Audit and Risk Management Committee, since 2012.

Committee and advisory roles

• Member, Expert Advisory Panel, Leadership Team, Logan City Council, since 2013. • Chair and Director, Australian Training Company, current. • Director, Fair Go Australia, current. • Former Council Member, several TAFE Institutes, Queensland.

Public Servant, Australian Government, inlcuding the Department of Employment, Education and Training, 28 years. Awards and recognition includes:

• Recipient, Mayor's Centenary Award, for Economic and Employment Development, Ipswich City Council, 2000.


Mrs Kathleen Joy PETERS, Southport Qld 4215 For service to the entertainment industry on the Gold Coast. Top Hat Productions

• Writer, Producer, Director and Performer, Gold Coast, since 1997. • Community Director, Top Hat Talent School, Canberra, 1987-1997.

Gold PalmTheatre Awards (formerly - Gold Coast Area Theatre Awards)

• Founder, since 2009. • Co-Founder, Canberra Area Theatre Awards (CAT Awards), 2004.

Community

• Writer, weekly showbiz column, Dressing Roomers, Gold Coast Bulletin, since 2001. • Director, Gold Coast Little Theatre, numerous occasions since 2000. • Past Member, Gold Coast Theatre Alliance, 15 years. • Founding Member, Sidekickers Entertainers' Group.


• Recipient, Gold Coast City Council Australia Day Cultural Achievement Award, for services to entertainment, 2009.

• Finalist, International Women's' Day Awards, Gold Coast, 2019. • Best Director, South Pacific, Gold Coast Little Theatre Dolphin Awards, 2000; Best

Director, Annie Get Your Gun, 2008; Best Director, Crown Matrimonial, 2017.


Dr Patricia Gloria PHAIR, Brighton VIC 3186 For service to women, to medical research, and to the community. National Council of Women (NCW)

• National Advisor on Environment and Habitat, 2003-2010. National Council of Women Victoria (NCWV)

• Firbank Old Grammarians Association Delegate, since 1996. • Adviser on the Environment, 2008-2011. • Adviser on Habitat, 2006-2007. • Adviser on Youth, Child and Family, 2003-2005.

Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne

• Senior Research Scientist, Renal Unit and Burns Unit, 1986-1997. • Senior Research Scientist, Department of Gastroenterology, 1963-1968. • Research Assistant, Clinical Research Unit, 1959-1962.

Medical Research

• Research Biochemist, Department of Paediatrics, University of Melbourne, 1980s and 1990s.

• Assistant Professor in Biochemistry, Cornell Medical Centre, New York, 1968-1971. Firbank Old Grammarians Association (FOGA)

• President, 1960-1961. • Former Secretary, 12 years. • Committee member 1959-1967.

St Andrew's Anglican Church, Brighton

• Former Member, Parish Outreach Committee. • Former Member, Committee of Management, Counselling Support Services. • Convenor, Infant Sunday School, 1990-1995. • Parishioner, current.

Community

• Minute Secretary, Brighton Residents for Urban Protection, since 2001.

Ms Michele Jan PHILLIPS, South Oakleigh VIC 3167 For service to wildlife conservation. Wildlife Conservation

• Owner/Operator, South Oakleigh Wildlife Shelter, for 20 years.


Mr Walter Leslie PIKE, Menora WA 6050 For service to the community of Bunbury. Community Service

• Member, Retirement Village Committee, Menora Gardens Village, current. • Former President, Life Member, Bunbury Apex Club. • Member, South Bunbury Rotary Club. • Past Councillor, Member, Town Planning and Health Committee, Bunbury Town

Council, 9 years. • Member, Bunbury Volunteer Fire Brigade, 12 years. • Member, Collie Apex Club, 1953-1968.


• Paul Harris Fellow, South Bunbury Rotary Club, 1999. • Southern Seniors Award, Bunbury Town Council, 2000. • Long Service Award, Bunbury Volunteer Fire Brigade. • Justice of the Peace, includes being selected for Children's Court Service, 39 years,

current.


Mr Stanley Robert PLATH, Wynnum West QLD 4178 For service to education, and to youth sporting initiatives. Education

• President, Australian Primary Principals' Association (APPA), 1991-1992. Queensland Association of State School Principals (QASSP)

• Executive Officer, 1994-1999. • President, 1990-1991. • Vice-President, 1988-1989. • Member, Management Committee, 1980s. • President/Secretary/Founding Member, Western Downs Branch, mid-1970s. • Foundation President, Central Burnett Branch, early 1970s. • Life Member, 1992.

Education

• Community Member, School Council, Darling Point Special School, 1998-mid-2000s. • Principal and Teacher, Primary and Secondary Schools, Queensland, 1955-1993. • Former Member, Queensland Teachers' Union.

Sport Wynnum Manly Leagues Club

• Director, 1993-2017. • Chair, Grants Sub-Committee, 2014-2017. • Former Committee Member, Wynnum Manly Seagulls Rugby League Club. • Awarded Life Membership, 2012.

Sporting organisations

• Director, Metropolitan East School Sports, Department of Education, Queensland, since 2003.

• Awarded Life Membership, Rugby League Club, Wandoan, 2018. • Former President, Central West Junior Rugby League. • Awarded Life Membership, Queensland Secondary Schools Rugby League. • Founder, Children's Athletic Touring Scheme (CATS), (provided funds to help any child

in need of money for travel for sport), since early 1990s. Community

• Former Member, Jaycees, Mundubbera. • Former Member, Lions Club, Wandoan. • Former Member, Rotary Club, Barcaldine.

Awards and Recognition includes:

• Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2000.


Mr Warren POLGLASE, Banora Point NSW 2486 For service to local government, and to the community of Tweed River. Tweed Shire Council

• Councillor, 1991-2005, and since 2008. • Mayor, 2001-2005, and 2009-2010.

Tweed Chamber of Commerce

• President, 2016-2019. • Board Member, since 2004. • Member, since 1995.

Tweed Regional Art Gallery

• Chair since, 2011. • Board Member, since, 2000.

Tweed South Rotary Club

• Former President. • Former Vice-President. • Treasurer, since 2016. • Member, since 1990.

Community

• Patron, Tweed Netball Association, current. • Board Member, Murwillumbah Community Centre, since 2004.


• Outstanding Service Award to Local Government, 2010. • Paul Harris Award, Rotary Club, 2011 and 2018.


Mrs Eleanor Mary POLLARD, Wycheproof VIC 3527 For service to the community of Wycheproof. Probus Club of Wychenproof

• President, 2009. • Secretary, 2010-2012. • Treasurer 2013-2017 and 2004. • Outings Co-Ordinator, 2006-2008. • Member, since 2003.

Wycheproof Community Resource Centre

• Chair, 1989-1996 and 2006-2010. • Treasurer, 1992-2006.

Wycheproof Presbyterian Church/Uniting Church

• Parish Secretary, 20 years. • Religious Instruction Leader, 20 years. • Presbytery Representative, 25 years. • Member, since 1961.

Agricultural and Pastoral Committee

• Committee Member, since 1967 • Steward/Judge, 20years.

Wyncheproof Shire (Amalgamated Into Buloke Shire 1995)

• President, 1994-1995. • Councillor, 1987-1995.

Australian Scout Association

• Former Member, International Training Team. • Assistant Region Commissioner, North West Region, 1980-1987. • Assistant Training Commissioner, Victoria Branch, 1979-1980. • District leader, Northern Rivers District, 1978. • Member, 1972-1987.

Community

• Committee Member, Wycheproof Community Management Committee, 1989-2010. • President, Senior Citizens Club, since 2013 and member, since 2012.

Awards and recognition includes

• Life Member, Wycheproof Community Resource Centre, 2011. • Awarded Citizen of the Year', Buloke Shire Council, 2000. • Recipient Medal of Merit, Scouts Australia, 1983. • Recipient, 10 Year Service Award, Scouts Australia, 1982.


Mr Richard POON, Fairy Meadow NSW 2519 For service to the community through emergency response organisations. St John Ambulance

• Sergeant, 1962-2018. • First Aider, Instructor, Store Keeper and Trainee Mentor, 1953-2018.

First Aid

• First Aid Instructor, Wollongong Region, Australian Red Cross, 1999-2016. • Ambulance Officer, BHP Port Kembla, 1980 and Emergency Service Supervisor,

1994-1999. NSW Ambulance

• Ambulance Officer, 1975-1980. • Honorary Bearer, 1970-1975.

Awards and recognition

• Officer Brother, St John Ambulance, 2014; Serving Brother, 1992. • Staff Service Award, Australian Red Cross, 2005.

The late Mr Roy William PREECE Late of TAS For service to the community through social welfare organisations. Meals on Wheels

• National President, 1997-2000. • President, Meals on Wheels Tasmania, 1995-2010. • President, Longford Branch, 1985-2013, and Member, 1971-2018.

Tasmanian Baptists

• President, 1993-1994. • Moderator, Bracknell District Baptist Churches, 2005-2011. • Moderator, Perth Baptist Church, 1987-1998. • Youth Director, Longford Baptist Church, 30 years.

Community

• Councillor, Longford Municipal Council, 1970s. • Former Chair, Steering Committee, Longford Community Sports Centre.


• Australia Day Citizen of the Year, Northern Midlands Council, 1997.


Mr Terry John PROSSER, Barrack Heights NSW 2528 For service to canoeing. Illawarra Canoe Club

• Canoe Coach, since 1970s. • Life Member, since 1977. • Competitor, 1970s-1980s.

NSW Canoeing (now Paddle NSW)

• Past Club Delegate/Committee Member. • Volunteer of the Year, 2005.


Mr Bernard James PRYOR, West Hobart TAS 7000 For service to horticulture, and to the community. Royal Horticultural Society of New South Wales

• Committee Member, 2010-2013. • Member, since mid-2000s. • Editor, quarterly magazine, 'Better Gardening in New South Wales', 2013-2017.

Iris Society of New Zealand

• Editor, 'The Bulletin' magazine, since 2013. • Member, since 1990s.

Iris Society of Australia

• Accredited Senior Judge, 1980s-1990s. • Australian Dykes Medal Trial Garden Co-ordinator, 1995-1998. • Life Member, 1995.

Iris Society of New South Wales

• President, 6 years. • Bulletin Editor, 10 years.

Horticulture - Other

• Overseas Judge, American Iris Society, since 2001. • Judge, Horticultural Shows, Tasmania, several times a year, since 2013. • Breeder and Registered Owner of 199 unique Louisiana Iris cultivars, since 1986. • Co-Proprietor, Iris Haven, 1990-2015.

Royal Society of Tasmania

• Researcher, 'Office-Bearers of the Society since Inauguration in 1843' publication and compiling a database as a reference resource.

• Member, since 2013. Rotary International

• Creator, 'Tasmanian Vegetable Gardening Calendar' for the 'Food Plant Solutions Rotary Action Group', 2010s.

• Creator, 'Fruits and Nuts Pollination Guide for Tasmania' for the 'Food Plant Solutions Rotary Action Group', 2010s.

• Editor, quarterly newsletters, 'Rotary International Literacy Action Group', 2010s. Community - Other

• Member, Probus Club of Hobart Macquarie, since 2015. • Community Service Chairman and Member, Rotary Club of Pennant Hills, 1980s.

Department of Education, New South Wales

• Teacher and Head Teacher (English), 1973-2006. • Senior Education Officer, English and Literacy Unit, Curriculum K-12 Directorate, 2006-2013. • New South Wales Exchange Teacher, Japan, 1984.

Author

• Co-author, with D M Trefle, 'Language Skills in the Context of Literature' (Milton, Jacaranda, 1979). • A student guide for the 'Telegraph/Daily Mirror' newspapers, on Higher School Certificate texts, 2003.


• Awarded, Paul Harris Fellowship, Rotary Club of Hobart North, Tasmania, 2017. • Awarded, (in conjunction with wife), Mary Swords Debaillon Medal, American Iris Society, 2016. • Awarded, John Betts Medal, for 'best cultivar in Australia', 2010. • Awarded, (in conjunction with wife), Banksian Medal, Royal Horticultural Society, London, 1993 and 1996. • Recipient, Minister's Award for Excellence in Teaching, Department of Education, New South Wales,

1996.


Mrs Kerry Pamela PRYOR, East Brunswick VIC 3057 For service to photography, and to international charitable initiatives. Professional career

• Photographer and Proprietor, Kerry Pryor Photography, current. • Solo exhibitions at various venues including Edmond Pearce Gallery in Melbourne,

Global Gallery in NSW, HeadOn Photo Festival, 2013-2015. Community

• Photographer and Child Sponsorship Coordinator, Beyond the Orphanage Foundation, since 2011.

• Photographer, Eyes for Africa Charitable Foundation, 2011-2012. Awards and recognition includes:

• Guy Vinciguerra Prize, Ballarat International Foto Biennale, 2015.

Ms Marjorie Elizabeth QUINN, Essendon VIC 3040 For service to the community, to social welfare organisations, and to education. School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning RMIT University

• Consultant in Social Work and Community Development, 2011-2015. • Discipline Leader in Social Work, 2005-2007. • Senior Lecturer in Social Work, Philip Institute of Technology, 1989-2010.

TEAR Australia

• Board Member, 2004-2012. • Chair Program Advisory Committee, 2005-2010 and Member 2003-2010. • Chair, International Programs Allocation Committee, 2011-2015. • Co-facilitator, TEARlink retreats, 2013-2016. • Member, Dhumba Committee, since 2010. • Fieldworker/Community Development Advisor for the Reformed Open Community

Schools, Zambia, 2001-2003. Orana Family Services

• Acting Executive Director, 1996-1999. • Manager, Multicultural Family Support Services, 1996-1998.

Broadmeadows Community Health Services

• Manager, Child Development and Family Health, 1983-1989. • Senior Social Worker, 1980-1983. • Social Worker, 1977-1980.

Church

• Various responsibilities including Prayer Deacon, Elder, Community Ministries, small group leader, Essendon Baptist Community Church, since 1987.

• Various responsibilities including Elder, small group leader, Broadmeadows Uniting Church, 1969-1987.


Major Francis Roy RADFORD CSM (Retd), QLD For service to veterans and their families. Townsville Sub-Branch, Returned and Services League of Australia

• Welfare Officer, since 2007. • Pension Officer, since 2007. • Advocate, Quinn's Post Welfare Centre, since 2007.

Returned and Services League of Australia

• Advocate, North Queensland District, since 2011. • Trainer, Advocacy Training and Development Program, since 2009.

Mrs Jayshree RAMACHANDRAN, Wantirna South VIC 3152 For service to the performing arts through Indian music and dance.

• Vice-President, Federation of Indian Music and Dance, since 2013. • Volunteer, Multicultural Arts Victoria, current. • Founder and Artistic Director, Sapthawwara School of Carnatic Music, since 1993.


• Sir John Monash Award for 'multicultural champion of the arts,' City of Monash, 2014. • Excellence in promoting Indian Arts and Culture in Australia, Federation of the Indian

Association Victoria, 2012. • Victorian Award for Excellence in Multicultural Affairs, 2007.


Mr George Lewis RAPHAEL, Keysborough VIC 3173 For service to the community through a range of roles. Freemasons Victoria

• Inaugural Board Member, South Eastern Masonic Centre Association Inc, 1990, Volunteer/Duty Officer, 1990-2015, President, Social Club, 3 years, Member, since 1998.

• Group Liaison Officer, 5 years, Group Coordinator, 5 years. • Grand Officer (Craft), 54 years, including 4 Grand Lodge Teams, Member (Craft

Degree), since 1945. • Grand Director of Ceremonies, 1973. • Member, Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons, (Mark Degree), since 1966. • Treasurer, Mordialloc Mark Lodge, since 2001. • Treasurer, Keysborough St. Andrews Daylight Lodge, since 2003,

Member, Keysborough Installing Team in 1995-2008. • Inaugural Member, Mordialloc Masonic Centre Association, formed in 1964, until

closure in 1990. • Grand Representative and Lodge Inspector of Workings, Grand Lodge of Arkansas, 15

years. • Member, State Electricity Commission of Victoria Installing Team, 1964-disbandment

2004. • Honorary Member, Lodge of Balnarring, Gardenvale Mobility Lodge, Lodge of the

Golden Freece, Keysborough Lodge and United Service Lodge. • Representative, Grand Lodge of Utah, United States of America, current.

Probus Association of Victoria

• Foundation Committee Member, and Club Delegate to the quarterly meetings. • President, Aspendale-Mordialloc and Districts Probus Club Inc, current, Foundation

Committee Member, since 1984, Treasurer, 14 years, Life Member, current. Melbourne Cricket Club Military Veterans Group

• Foundation Committee Member, since 1995.

Mrs Eva RATHNER, Caulfield North VIC 3161 For service to the Jewish community of Victoria. Jewish Community

• Foundation Volunteer Guide, Jewish Museum Australia, since 1982. • Committee Member and Volunteer, Courage to Care program, since 1992. • Volunteer, B'nai B'rith Jewish Music Youth Eisteddfod, current. • Life Member, Jewish National Fund of Australia.


Mr David Richard REEVES, Sydney NSW 2088 For service to the performing arts, particularly through music composition.

• Orchestral, Musical and Chamber Music Composer, current. Productions

• 'Planet Requiem', 2002. • 'Dorian' (London), 1997 • 'Becket - the kiss of peace', 1999. • 'Cyrano de Bergerac', 1991. • 'Seven Little Australians', 1988.

Soundtrack compositions • 'Tall Ships', 1977. • 'Silent Night', 1973.

Other • Recitalist, Sydney Town Hall, 1963-1976.


• Award for Service to the Arts, Variety Club, 1995.

Mrs Marlene REID, Mosman NSW 2088 For service to women, and to the community. The Women's Pioneer Society of Australasia

• Treasurer, since 2011. • Research Officer, since 1994. • President, 2006-2011. • Member, since 1994.

A53 District Inner Wheel

• Chair, 2002-2003. West Harbour Inner Wheel Club

• Treasurer, Bear Cottage Fundraising, current. • Supporter, Taldumande Youth Services, current. • President, 1997-1998, 2006-2007, and 2012-2013. • Member, since 1995.

Rotary Club of Mosman

• Supporter, Literary for the Girl Child Project, since 2001. Mosman Council

• Member, Commemorative Plaques Working Party, 1999. • Member, Millennium Celebrations and Centenary of Federation Committee, 1998-

1999.


Ms Rhonda Marilyn RENWICK, Southbank VIC 3006 For service to the community through charitable organisations. Community

• Founder and Director, Kindred Spirits Foundation, since 2008. • Director, Kidney Health Australia, since 2017. • Managing Director, Latrobe Valley Bus Lines, since 2007. • Director, Cape Eco Village - Cape Paterson, since 2007. • Supporter, Seed Foundation, since 2017. • Supporter, Akeyulerre Healing Centre, current.

Ms Yvonne REPIN, Woonona NSW 2517 For service to music. New Steel City Strings Inc (formerly Steel City Strings Inc)

• Secretary/Orchestra Manager, since 2015. • Founder and Manager, 2000-2004. • Former orchestra member.

Amateur Chamber Music Society

• Member, since 1995. • Member, Management Committee, 2001-2003. • Coordinator, Wollongong Music Camp, 2003-2005.

Other

• Board Member, Wollongong Conservatorium, 1992-1994. • Chair, Adelaide Festival Fringe, late 1980s. • Board Member, South Australian Youth Arts, late 1980s. • Member, Australian Youth Orchestra, 1957.

Mr Trevor Walter RICHARDS, Morpeth NSW 2321 For service to the tourism industry in Morpeth.

• Director, Morpeth Gallery, current. • Owner of Campbells Store Craft Centre since 1987. • Involved in organising 'The Weird and Wonderful Novelty Teapot Festival', 'Bi-monthly

Art Exhibitions', 'Morpeth Gourd Festival', and 'Morpeth Honey Festival'. • Co-author, 'The Pictorial History of Morpeth', Peter Muller and Trevor Richards, 1985.


Mrs Kathleen May RIETH, Roseville NSW 2069 For service to community history. Ku-ring-gai Historical Society

• Senior Member, since 1998. • Writer and Researcher. • Co-Coordinator of a four volume set, 'Rallying the Troops: a World War I

Commemoration'. • Co-Editor, 'The Historian', since 2003.

Other

• Member, Bradfield Electorate Committee. • Volunteer, Australian Society of Genealogists.


• Outstanding Service to the Community Award, Ku-ring-gai Council. • Community Service Award, Lions Club of Ku-ring-gai, 2016. • Mander Jones Award, Australian Society of Archivists, 2015. • Australia Day Ku-ring-gai Heritage Award, 2013. • Historian of the Year, Ku-ring-gai Historical Society, 2007 and 2018.

Mr Kenrick RILEY, Kojonup WA 6395 For service to the livestock industry. Queensland Poll Merino Stud Sheep Breeders Association

• Councillor, 1970-1989. • Vice-President, 1983-1985. • President, Poll Merino Division, 1967-1970.

Livestock - Other

• Manager, Gowan Poll Merino Stud, 1952-1983. • Former Judge, Poll Merino Shows. • Former Pastoral Consultant and Sheep Classer. • Patron, Central West Queensland Polocrosse Association, 1988-1996.

Community

• Patron, Blackall Polocrosse Club, 1988-1996. Awards and recognition includes:

• Paul Harris Fellowship Award, Rotary Club of Kojonup, 2015. • Inaugural Stud Masters Award, Queensland. • Life Member, Barcoo Pastoral Society Blackall Show. • Life Member, Blackall Polocrosse Association. • Life Member, Queensland Poll Merino Stud Sheep Breeders Association, since 1989.


Mrs Jennifer Elisabeth ROBERTS, Cootamundra NSW 2590 For service to the community, particularly to youth. Cootamundra Amateur Dramatic Arts Society (CADAS) Kids

• Tutor and Administrator, current. • Founder, 1976. • Volunteer, Meals on Wheels Cootamundra (also involving members of CADAS Kids),

more than 30 years. Cootamundra Amateur Dramatic Arts Society

• Member, since 1960. Other

• Former Life Member, The Arts Council of New South Wales. Awards and recognition includes:

• Cootamundra Citizen of the Year, 1985. • Centenary Medal, 2001. • New South Wales Premier's Award - Volunteer Service.


Mrs Margaret Daphne ROBINSON, Ballarat VIC 3350 For service to the community of Ballarat. Rotary Club of East Ballarat

• Director, Club Membership Committee, since 2012. • Assistant Governor, Rotary District 9780, 2013-2016. • Chair, District 9780 Probus Committee, since 2010, and Member, since 2006. • President, Rotary Club of Ballarat East, 2010-2011. • Director, Community Service Committee, 2006-2009. • Member, since 2005.

Probus South Pacific Limited

• Director, 2010-2016. • Rotary District Probus Chairman, District 9780, since 2010. • Representative/Member Director for Victoria and Tasmania, 2014-2016. • Representative Member/Director for Victoria, 2010-2013. • Immediate Past Chairman, 2013-2014. • Chairman, 2012-2013. • Vice-Chair, 2011-2012.

Ballarat Clarendon College

• Vice-Chair, 125th Anniversary Fair Committee, 1989. • Involved in the establishment of the 1920 Rowing Club, 1983. • Member and Director, Ballarat and Clarendon College Foundation Limited, 1983-1995,

and Chair, 1991. Awards and recognition includes:

• The Don Robinson Memorial President's Award, 2015. • Paul Harris Fellow Recognition for exceptional service to Rotary, Rotary Club of East

Ballarat, 2004.


Mrs Cecily Enid ROGERS, Caringbah NSW 2229 For service to horticulture, and to floral art. Royal Horticultural Society of New South Wales

• Honorary Vice-President, since 2018. • Judges' Convenor, current. • Floral Art Judge, current. • Member, Organising Committee, Rivendell Flower Show, since 2017. • President, 2012-2018. • Chair, Floral Art Section, 2000-2004, and 2008-2012. • Life Member. • Member, since 1979.

Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales

• Honorary Councillor, since 2014. • Councillor, 1998-2014. • Member, since 1998. • Chair, Horticulture Section, 2004-2011. • Member, Horticulture Committee, current.

Australian Floral Art Association

• Judge, current. New South Wales Floral Art Association

• Judge, current. • Chair, Flora Australis, 2009.

Professional Florists' Association of New South Wales

• Vice-President, 2009-2012. • Committee Member, 1995-2012. • Life Member, 2000. • Member, since 1993.

Professional Appointments

• Teacher, Floral Art, Richard TAFE, 2006-2014. • Teacher, Floral Art, Sydney Institute, 1983-1995, and 2000-2014. • Florist, since 1963.


• Recipient, President's Award, Garden Clubs of Australia, 2016.


Mr John Lindsay ROGERS, The Ponds NSW 2769 For service to veterans and their families. Vietnam Veterans Peacekeepers and Peacemaker Association of Australia (VVPPAA) NSW Branch

• Vice President, since 2003. • Pension Officer, since 1999. • Member, Training Improvement Program (TIP), since 2003. • Tutor and mentor for new staff and volunteers. • Representative, Deputy Commissioners Consultative Forum, since 2007. • Member, State Branch Committee, since 2002. • Member, since 1999. • Member, Advocacy Training and Development Program (ATDP), since 2015.

Winston Hill Lions Club

• Member, 33 years. • Board Member, 20 years. • President, 2 terms. • Secretary, 3 terms.

Other

• Member, Royal Australian Air Force, 25 years. • Senior Executive Officer, Regional Director of Defence Quality Assurance. • Representative, School Community Council, Winston Heights Public School, 10 years. • Justice of Peace, NSW, since 1979.

Ms Sally ROSE, Albany WA 6330 For service to community health. Health

• Coordinator, Albany Aged Care Assessment Team, Great Southern Community Health Services, since 1989.

• Involved in the establishment of Milgrey House, late 1980s-2000. • Involved in the establishment of the first Women's Refuge in Albany. • Supporter, Albany Community Hospice.


Mr Jose Manuel ROSES, Monash ACT 2904 For service to karate. Australian Okinawan Goju-ryu Karate-Do Federation.

• Joint Chief Instructor, current. • Instructor, over 40 years. • Former Committee Member. • Foundation Member.

International Okinawan Goju-ryu Karate-Do Federation (IOGKF)

• Senior Instructor, current. • Host Chief Instructor, IOGKF World Tournament, 2021. • Foundation Member.

Martial Arts Other

• Martial arts instructor, since 1975. • 7th Dan Karate Black Belt, 2012. • 2nd Dan Jujitsu Black Belt.


Mr Kenneth James ROWE PSM, Mount Eliza Vic 3930 For service to the community of Frankston. Community

• Inaugural Director, Committee for Greater Frankston, 2016-2017. • Vice-President, Proudly Frankston Campaign, since 2012. • Committee Member, Merrick's Beach Resident's Association, since approx. 1995.

Rotary Club of Frankston

• President, 1996-1997. • Past Membership Director. • Rotarian of the Year, 2010 and 1995. • Paul Harris Fellow, 2005. • Member, since 1989.

Frankston City Council

• Committee Member, Joy of the Earth Community Garden, since 2012. • Member, Community Safety Strategy Committee, 2012-2016. • Member, Friends of Frankston Station Group, 2013-2014. • Member, Frankston Community Coalition, 2013-2014. • Member, Safety Management Group, 1998-2011. • Vice-President, Residents for a Better Frankston, 2008-2011. • Member, Community Round Table Committee.

Sporting organisations

• Member, Mount Eliza Bowling Club, since 2016. • Player, Captain and Coach, Frankston VFA Football Club, 1971-1974. • Life Member, Melbourne Football Club, 1985.


• Recipient, Australian Public Service Medal, 2000, for outstanding public service to education, particularly at Frankston High School.


Mr Garry Alan RUNGE, Beaconsfield VIC 3807 For service to local government, and to the community. Local Government

• Councillor, Cardinia Shire Council, 2002-2005. • Mayor, Cardinia Shire Council, 2004 and 2005.

Royal Victorian Association of Honorary Justices

• President and Chairman, 2009-2010. • Board Member, 2004-2010. • Justice of the Peace, since 2002.

Cranbourne Turf Club

• Board Member, since 2010. • Manages the operational direction of the Chief Executive Officer.

Beaconsfield Community Sporting Club

• Board Member (Director), since 2015. • Chairman, 2016-2018.

Professional

• Grand Secretary, United Grand Lodge of Victoria, since 2018. • Office Manager, Member for La Trobe, Mr Jason Wood MP, 2013-2018. • Director, Sacon Investigations, 2009-2013. • Director, Special Investigation Services, 2008-2009. • Senior Review Officer, Office of Police Integrity, 2005-2008.


Ms Margaret Joan RUSSELL, Parkside SA 5063 For service to the community through a range of organisations. Community and Advisory Roles

• President, International Women's Day Association of South Australia, current. • Chair, Repatriation General Hospital, 2005-2008. • Member, Medical Tribunal, South Australia, 2008-2010. • Chair, Adelaide Central Community Health Service, 1997-2001.

Indigenous Affairs

• Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal Health Council, South Australia, 2001-2002. • Consultant to a range of agencies, including Aboriginal Lands Trust, 2015, Aboriginal

Elder and Community Care, 2013-2014, and the Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement, 2011.

Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council

• Board Director, since 2009. • Member, Accreditation Committee, since 2009. • Foundation Member, Podiatry Board, South Australia, 2009-2012.

Dairy Authority of South Australia

• Member, Dairy Authority of South Australia, 2011-2014. • Member and Deputy Chair, Metropolitan Milk Board, 1984-1993. • Chair, Dairy Authority of South Australia, 1993.

Antarctic Expeditions

• Station Leader, Mawson, 2004. • Camp Manager, AAP Mawson's Huts Expedition, summer 1997. • Station Leader, Macquarie Island, 1994, 2002. • Station Leader, Casey, 1990.

Professional

• Director, Human Resources, South Australia Police, 1997-2000. • Presiding Officer, Promotion and Grievance Appeals Tribunal, 1997. • Manager, Elizabeth/Munno Para Social Justice Board, 1991-1993. • Equal Opportunity Officer, Department of Personnel and Industrial Relations, 1986-

1989. • Publicity Officer, Women's Electoral Lobby SA, 1976-1981. • Member, Ombudsman's Welfare Review Panel, 1983-1993. • Member, Residential Tenancies Tribunal, South Australia, 1983-1988. • Member, Builders Licensing Board, South Australia, 1979-1986. • Member, Minister of Education's Consultative Committee, 1983-1986. • Teacher, Women's Studies, University of Adelaide, 1982-1986.


Mrs Judith Jocelyn RUTHERFORD, Bathurst NSW 2795 For service to the community of Bathurst. Bathurst Arts Council

• Committee Member, current. • Foundation Member. • Life Member.

Bathurst District Historical Society

• Volunteer, 25 years. • Member, Twilight Concert Organising Committee, since 1978. • Foundation Member.

Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre

• Member, Programs Committee, current. • Board Member, 17 years. • Foundation Member.

Bathurst FM radio station, 2MCE

• Foundation Member. • Life Member, 2007.

Other

• Board Member, Mitchell Conservatorium of Music. • Member, National Trust. • Volunteer, Miss Traill's House, 25 years.

Mrs Diana Geraldine RYNKIEWICZ, NSW For service to people with Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's New South Wales

• Life Member, since 2009. Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Parkinson's Support Group

• President, since 1998. • Member, since 1994.

Ku-ring-gai Council

• Past Member, Seniors Activities Committee.

Documents

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