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MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Ratomir ANTIC, Glenunga SA 5064For service to thoracic medicine as a clinician, administrator and mentor, and topeople affected by asthma.Senior Director, Department of Thoracic Medicine, Royal Adelaide Hospital, since 1976;Head, Sleep Program; Head, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Program.Involved in establishing and supporting the South Australian Adult Cystic Fibrosis Service,ca1985; and the South Australian Lung Transplant Support Service, ca1989.State Director, South Australian Tuberculosis Services, since 1983.Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide.Clinical Lead, Respiratory and Sleep Services, South Australia, since 2010.Chair, State Respiratory Service Executive, since 2010.Involved in establishing onsite respiratory and sleep disorder clinical services as a VisitingRespiratory Specialist at the Modbury Public Hospital, Alice Springs Public Hospital, WhyallaPublic Hospital, Port Augusta Public Hospital and the Port Pirie Public Hospital.Founding Chairman, National Tuberculosis Advisory Council, Federal Department of Healthand Ageing, 1999-2006; South Australian Representative.Chairman, Steering Committee, Sleep Health Australia, 2003-2006Vice-President, Eastern Region, International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease,2003-2006; Member, Executive Committee, 1999-2005; Chair, Asian Pacific Region,Scientific Committee, since 2006.President, Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, 1987-1989.President, Australasian Tuberculosis and Chest Association, 1999.Involved in establishing the Australian Lung Foundation, 1990.Governor, Australian Division, American College of Chest Physicians, 1985-2006.Chairman, National Asthma Campaign, 1988-1995.President, Asthma Foundation of South Australia, 1999-2005.Vice President, Asthma Australia; 1999-2005; Chairman, Scientific Committee; 2000-2005.55

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Robert Johnston ASHBY, ‘Old Ashrose’, Hallett SA 5419For service to the merino sheep breeding and wool growing industry, particularlythrough executive roles with professional organisations.World President, Federation of Merino Breeders, since 2010; AASMB Delegate, WorldMerino Conference, since 1982.President, Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders (AASMB), 1994-1996; SouthAustralian Delegate, 1987-1998.Vice-President, Wool Council Australia, for 2 years; South Australian Delegate, 1987-1997.President, South Australian Stud Merino Sheep Breeders Association, 1990-1992; Member,Management Committee, 1980-1994; Life Member, since 1997.Chairman (for 2 years) and Executive Member, Wool and Meat Section, South AustralianFarmers Federation, 1980-2002.Chairman, South Australian Sheep Advisory Group, 1998-2000.Merino Sheep Breeder and Sheep Judge, nationally and internationally.Mr Ivan BACKMAN, 3/79 Darebin Street, Heidelberg Vic 3084For service to the transport and logistics industry through roles with the AustralianLogistics Council, as an advocate and mentor, and to the community.Chairman, Australian Logistics Council, 2003-2010; Honorary Fellow, 2010.Chairman, National Fleet Australia, since 2010; and Golden Messengers, since 2005.Advisory Board Member, Westgate Ports, PGA Commerce Board.Former Chief Executive Officer, Linfox Group; also served as Deputy Chairman andManaging Director; and as Managing Director of Linfox International; responsible forestablishing operations in UK, Thailand and Malaysia, 1992; employee, for 18 years.Former Group General Manager, PGA (Management) Pty Ltd.Former Managing Director, K&S Ltd.Former Group General Manager, Mayne Nickless.Adviser, Cadre Management Services, ca2003.Advisory Board Member, Victorian University of Logistics and Supply Chain, 2012.Former Board Member/President, Victorian Employers' Chamber of Commerce and Industry.Member, Australian Institute of Management.Council Member,Trinity Grammar School, 2000-2008; also served as Deputy Chairman;negotiated the purchase of 2 properties for Outdoor Education Program; Chair, FundraisingCommittee; Member of the Finance and Risk Committee, Nominations Committee, Marketingand Promotions Committee, and the Strategy Committee.Member, Bing Boys, since 1990; also served as President.Fellow, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors.56

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Stephen BADDELEY, 216 Casuarina Drive, Nightcliff NT 0810For service to orthopaedic medicine in the Northern Territory, to internationalhumanitarian aid, and to St John Ambulance.Orthopaedic Surgeon, since 1973.Involved in the establishment of the Orthopaedic Unit, Department of Health, NorthernTerritory, from 1983 to the early 1990s.Director, Australia-South East Asia Rehabilitation Foundation (now known as OverseasSpecialist Services Association Australia), 1997-2002.Volunteer Orthopaedic Surgeon, St Damian Hospital, Indonesia, in the 1990s.Volunteer Medical Officer, Surgical Team, Lautoka, Fiji, 1987, and Cook Islands and WesternSamoa; served as an examiner for local medical students.Member and Fundraiser, Rotary International, for 20 years.Commissioner, St John Ambulance, Northern Territory Branch, 1991-2000; Board Member,since 2007; Deputy Chair, 2001-2008; Vice-Chairman, 2000-2007; Council Member, since1991; Medical Officer, Operations Branch.Host, St John National Conference, Darwin, 1997.Fellow, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.Fellow, Australian Orthopaedic Association.Awards/recognition include:Commander, Order of St John, 1998.Mrs Annette Elizabeth BALDWIN, 36 Cecil Avenue, Castle Hill NSW 2154For service to nursing as an administrator, through contributions to health careoutreach programs in the South Pacific, and to nurse education.Nursing Executive Officer, Sydney Adventist Hospital, 1997-2009.Deputy Director of Nursing, 1984-1996.Director of HealthCare Outreach Program including Project Leader, Operation Open Heart,1990-2011.General Manager, Dalcross Adventist Hospital.Awards/recognition include:Honorary Officer of the Order of Fiji.57

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Mina W BATRA, Balgowlah Heights NSW 2093For service to the community as an advocate of gender equality, Indigenous issues,human rights and interfaith relations.Vice-President, United Nations Association of Australia (New South Wales), 2012; Member,since the 1990s.Convenor, Human Rights and Interfaith, since 2010.Executive Member on the Status of Women, since 2000.Member, National Council of Women of Australia (New South Wales), since 1990.Ongoing Coordinator of United Nations Conventions.New South Wales Adviser, for many years.Representative, United Nations World Women’s Conference, Beijing, in 2000; at fiveconferences held in New York, USA; and at some Status of Women Conferences, also heldin New York.Representative, Asia Pacific Women’s Interfaith Symposium, Griffith University, 2008.Member, Union of Australian Women, 1995-2006.Representative and Presenter; United Nations World Women’s Conference, ‘Status ofWomen in Poverty’, Beijing, 1995.Current Member, New South Wales Women’s Interfaith Network.Member, Aboriginal Support Group, Manly Warringah Pittwater, since the 1990s.Member and Coordinator, Theosophical Society, Northern Beaches, NSW.58

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor John Robinson BELL, 62/27 Griffith Street, New Farm Qld 4005For service to medicine in the field of pathology, to medical education andprofessional organisations, and to the community.Director of Pathology Services, Mater Misericordiae Hospitals, Brisbane, 1969-2001; ActingDirector of Anatomic Pathology, Pathology Services, 2002-2007; Member, Adult HospitalEthics Committee, 1991; Member, Mater Hospital Trust, 1989; Chairman, Medical StaffAssociation, 1989; Member, Medical Research Foundation, 1982-1985.Professor of Pathology, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Queensland, 1992-2000;Teaching Fellow, 1969-1992.Reviewer, Medical Journal of Australia, 1984 and 1992.Member, Editorial Review, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics andGynaecology, 1973-1981.Foundation Member, Australian and New Zealand Paediatric Pathology Group, 1990-2005.Member, Public Relations Committee, Australian Medical Association, 1990.Member, Scientific Committee, Queensland Cancer Fund, 1980-1984; Member, ChildhoodMalignancy Committee, 1975-1981.Divisional Board Member, Australian Red Cross (Qld), 1989-2005.Chairman, Blood Transfusion Service Committee, 1989-1995; Member, 1969-2005.Chair, Brisbane Amateur Turf Club Committee, 1995-1997; Committee Member,1974-1997.Board Member, Queensland Racing, 1997-2000.Committee Member, Royal Queensland Golf Club, 1959-1963; Captain, 1963-1964; volunteerand Member.59

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Margaret Elizabeth (Margie) BERLEMON, Rostrevor SA 5073For service to youth through executive roles in the Guiding movement at state andnational levels, and to the community through young women's organisations.National Board Director, Girl Guides Australia 2005-2008; Chief Commissioner’s Delegate tothe Australian Women's Coalition.State Commissioner, Girl Guides South Australia, 2005-2008; Assistant State Commissioner,2001-2004; State Council Member, 2001-2008; Youth Leader, 1975-2005; ProgramsCoordinator, 1997-2004; Committee Member, 1990-1995; Life Member, 2009.Development Officer, South Australian Future Leaders Program, since 2000.Founding Member and Coordinator, ‘Blue and Gold Society’, since 2007.Executive Board Member, 2001-2008; District Leader, 2004; Assistant District Leader, 2005;Region Campaign Adviser, 1988-2001; Training Partner, since 2002.Chair, Advisers Committee, Property Committee and Finance Committee, 2005-2008.Delegate from Girl Guides SA, National Council of Women of South Australia, since 2009;Adviser, Women and Employment, 2010; Adviser for Youth, 2009-2011.Executive Secretary, Australian Women's Coalition, 2008-2011; Committee Member.Founding Member, Golden Grove VIEW Club and The Smith Family.Coordinator, Sudanese Women Support Program, Adelaide Soroptimists Club, 2008.Associate Professor Wilma Margaret BESWICK, Albert Park Vic 3206For service to medical education and research through training and administrativeroles, to curriculum development and clinical assessment reform, and to professionalassociations.Clinical Dean, St Vincent’s Hospital Medical School, University of Melbourne, 1989-2011;Director, Postgraduate Physician Training, 1988-2011.Member, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, since 1979.Chair, Board of Censors, Adult Medicine Division, 2004-2007 and Member, 1995-2007.Member, Adult Medicine Divisional Committee, 1998-2007.Chair, Clinical Examination Committee, 1998-2003 and Member, 1992-2003.Chair, National Examining Panel, 1998-2001 and Member, 1992-2003.Member, National Examining Reserve Panel, since 2003.Chief Medical Officer, St Vincent’s Hospital, since 2009; Head of General Medicine,2004-2009; Director, Physician Training, since 1989; General Physician, for many years.Foundation Member, Internal Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand, since 1996.Awards/recognition include:John Sands Medal, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, 2009; for over 30 years’service to the College in the Adult Medicine Division.60

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Brett BIDDINGTON, ACTFor service to the space sector, particularly through national policy and industrydevelopment, science and education support, and through governance of astronomyprograms.Principal, Biddington Research, since 2009; involved in space policy and industrydevelopment and support for initiatives in space science, education and outreach, anddeveloping Australia’s astronomy infrastructure.Member, Global Space Team, Cisco Systems Australia Pty Ltd, 2002-2009.Member, Royal Australian Air Force, 1980-2002; obtained the rank of Group Captain.Chair, Space Industry Association of Australia.Inaugural Member, Space Industry Innovation Council, Commonwealth Department ofInnovation, Industry, Science and Research.Chair, Advisory Board, Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research, University of NewSouth Wales.Chair, Advisory Board, 'Pathways to Space' Project at the Powerhouse Museum, AustralianCentre for Astrobiology, University of New South Wales.Board Member, Kokoda Foundation.Member, Giant Magellan Telescope Project Oversight Committee, Australian NationalUniversity.Member, Advisory Board, Institute for Telecommunications Research, University of SouthAustralia, since 2004.Chair, Australia Telescope Steering Committee, Commonwealth Scientific and IndustrialResearch Organisation, 2006-2009.Founding Member, Australian Square Kilometre Array Industry Consortium, 2002-2009.Inaugural Chair, Antarctic Astronomy Advisory Committee, Astronomy Australia Ltd,2006-2009.Awards/recognition include:Space Pioneer Award, National Space Society of Australia, 2006.61

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Denis George BINNION, 2 McLaren Court, Torrens Park SA 5062For service to adult and community education as a leader in curriculum development,particularly in the areas of integration and access as well as through executive rolesin professional organisations.Executive Officer, Workers Educational Association, South Australia, 1989-2008; establishedWEA Travel, in the 1980s; Life Member.Member, International Federation of Workers' Education Association, 1991-2000.Held executive positions with the Australian Association of Education, the AustralianAssociation of Adult and Community, and Adult Learning Australia.Member, Adult Community Education Council of SA, in the 1990s.Awards/recognition include:National ‘Education Provider of the Year’ award, Adult Learning Australia, 2002.Mr Stuart Alexander BLACK, Milsons Point NSW 2061For service to the profession of accounting, to ethical practices and standards, as acontributor to professional organisations, and to the community.Managing Partner, Chapman Eastway, since 1979.Director, Coffey International Ltd, since 2002; Chairman, Audit Committee.Director, Australian Agricultural Company Ltd, since 2011; Chairman, Audit Committee.Director, Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board, since 2006; Board Member.Member, International Federation of Accounting Small and Medium Practices Committee,since 2009.Director, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, 2001-2005; President, 2005; DeputyPresident, 2004.Director, Chartered Accountants Benevolent Fund, since 2008.Director, Country Education Foundation of Australia Ltd, since 2003.Member, Joint Standing Committee between the Institute of Chartered Accountants inAustralia and the Certified Practising Accountants (CPA) Australia, 2004-2005.Member, Agricultural Finance Forum, 1999-2003.Member/Treasurer, Mosman Church of England Preparatory School, 1992-2001.Fellow, Taxation Institute of Australia, since 1997.Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors in Australia.Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.Fellow, CPA Australia.62

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr David Caryl BLAIKIE, 47 Ballville Street, Prospect SA 5082For service to community health in South Australia through public administrationroles, to professional dental organisations, and to local government.Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, South Australian Health Commission (now SA Health),1991-1994.Executive Director, Metropolitan Health Services Division, 1987-1991.Chief Executive Officer, SA Dental Services, 1984-1987.Administrator, Adelaide Dental Hospital, 1982-1984.Assistant Director, Dental Health Services Board, 1980-1982.Executive Officer, Management Advisory Services Unit, 1979-1980.Principal, School of Dental Therapy, Department of Public Health - Dental Services Branch,1975-1978; Lecturer, Dental Therapy, 1969-1974; Regional Dental Officer, 1971; Field DentalOfficer, 1968-1969.Member, South Australian Health Practitioners Tribunal, since 2010.Member, Medical Professional Conduct Tribunal, since 2005.Chairman, Metropolitan Domiciliary Care, 2006-2007; Board Member, 2004-2007.Member, Veterans’ Review Board, 1997-2006.Advisory Committee Member, Elton Mayo School of Management, University of SouthAustralia, 1991-1994; Member, Health Administration Advisory Committee, 1984-1991;Member, Graduate Studies Course Development Committee, 1985-1991.Member, Dental Board of South Australia, 1985-1988.Board Member, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, 1986-1987.President, Australian Dental Association (South Australia), 1980-1981; Councillor,1975-1981; involved in the establishment of the School of Para Dental Studies, Seychelles,1985.Deputy Member, Public and Environmental Health Council, Local Government Association ofSouth Australia, 2004-2007.Aderman, City of Prospect, 1997-2003; Deputy Mayor, 1997-1998; Councillor, 1987-1991,1995-1997 and 2003-2006; Presiding Member, Development Assessment Panel, since 2006.63

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr John Rowan BLOGG, 1A Irymple Avenue, Malvern East Vic 3145For service to veterinary science, particularly in the specialty of ophthalmology, andas an author and mentor.Academic Associate Senior Lecturer, School of Veterinary Science, University of Melbourne.Honorary Veterinarian, Seeing Eye Dogs Australia, 1956-1987; Honorary Life Governor,1965.President, International Society of Veterinary Ophthalmology.Established a specialist animal ophthalmology practice, since 1968.Author/Co-Author of:- The Eye in Veterinary Practice, 3 volumes.- Everydog.- Eye Examination in the Performance Horse.- Eye Injuries.Mr Grahame John BOND, Paddington NSW 2021For service to the performing arts as an actor, writer and composer, and as asupporter of aspiring artists.Grahame Bond has spent 40 years in the Australian entertainment industry as an actor,writer, director, musician and composer. He is widely recognised for his performance andproduction of the acclaimed Aunty Jack Show of the 1970s.Actor, writer and composer, The Aunty Jack Show (ABC TV), 1972-1973.Actor, writer and composer, Flash Nick from Jindavick (ABC TV), 1974.Actor, writer and composer, Wollongong The Brave (ABC TV), 1975.Actor, writer and composer, The Grahame Bond Show (Channel 10), 1983.Architectural Presenter, Better Homes and Gardens (Channel 7), 1996-2000.Performer and composer, Hamlet on Ice, 1971.Performer, writer and composer, Aunty Jack and the Gong in Concert, 1973.Producer, Director, co-writer and composer, Boys Own McBeth musical, 1979-1981.Producer, Director, co-writer and composer, Captain Bloody, 1985.Performer, Director, composer and actor, The Aunty Jack Show and Tell, 2006.Author of his Memoirs, Jack of All Trades, Mistress of One, published 2011.64

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMs Terry Ann BRACKS, Williamstown Vic 3016For service to youth, particularly as the Founder of Western Chances, and as acontributor to health, social development and arts organisations in Victoria.Founding Chair, Western Chances, since 2003; a scholarship program for young people inthe western suburbs of Melbourne.Deputy Chair, Breast Cancer Network Australia, since 2006; Board Member, since 2003.Director, Technology Access for Social Development, 2004-2008.Director, Australian Children's Television Foundation, 2000-2010.Patron, Friendship Schools Project, Alola Foundation, 2003-2007.Patron, Big Brother Big Sister of Melbourne, 2000-2008.Director, National Film and Sound Archive, since 2011.Trustee, Victorian Arts Council, since 2010.Co-Patron, Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne, 2002-2010.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.The Honourable Ernest Francis BRIDGE OAM,199 Flamborough Street, Doubleview WA 6018For service to the Indigenous community, particularly through support for healthmanagement programs, and to the Parliament of Western Australia.Mr Bridge was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in The Queen’s Birthday 1993Honours List for his service to the Parliament of Western Australia and to Aboriginal affairs.The following summarises his service and involvement since then.Founding President, Unity of First People of Australia, since 1997.Established the Community Justice Program, 1999; Aboriginal Community Officer trainingscheme.Established Indigenous Skills Preparation and Recruitment Program, 2001; training schemeparticularly aimed at assisting Indigenous students to graduate from the WA Police Academy.Established the Diabetes Management and Care Program, 2002; provides volunteers andtrained carers to Aboriginal communities to reduce the incidence of diabetes and otherchronic illnesses.Founding President, Watering Australia Foundation, since 1995.Service to the Parliament of Western Australia includes:Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and the North West, 1993-1996.Member for Kimberley (Independent), Legislative Assembly, 1996-2001.Member for Kimberley (Australian Labor Party), Legislative Assembly, 1980-1996.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.65

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr James BROADBENT, Mulgoa NSW 2745For service to the preservation of Australia's built heritage through roles with the NewSouth Wales Branch of the National Trust of Australia, and as an academic andresearcher.Consultant Historian and designer, Gardens, Interiors and Houses, National Trust of Australia(New South Wales), since 2003.Member of the Collections Committee, since 1979, Curatorial Committee, since 1990;Cemeteries Committee, 1979-2002; Architectural Advisory Panel, 1980-1993; and theHistoric Buildings Committee, 1975-1990.Honorary Architect, 1980-1983.Member, National Trust of Australia (New South Wales), since 1975.Senior Curatorial Adviser, Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales, 1991-2003.Founding Curator of the Lyndhurst Conservation Resource Centre, 1989; Rouse Hill House,1986; Elizabeth Farm, Parramatta; and Elizabeth Bay House, 1977-1979.Involved in advising the New South Wales Government on the establishment of the HistoricHouses Trust of New South Wales and the New South Wales Heritage Council, in the 1970s.Established guidelines for the Historic Houses Trust’s landmark Endangered Houses Fund.Author, approximately 7 books, 10 book chapters and over 30 published papers and journalarticles.Public lecturer on Australian architectural and social history, and the preservation andrestoration of Australian colonial houses and gardens.66

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Patricia May BRODIE, Dulwich Hill NSW 2203For service to midwifery as a clinician, researcher and educator, and to professionalassociations.Chair, Midwifery Practice and Research, Sydney South West Area Health Service andUniversity of Technology Sydney, 2005-2010; Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Nursing,Midwifery and Health; Member, National Health Workforce Taskforce, National CoreCompetencies and Educational Framework for Maternity Services, 2008-2009; SeniorResearch Midwife, Australian Midwifery Action Project, 1999-2002.Chair, National Advisory Committee, Australian Midwifery Standards, 2007-2009.Member, Maternal and Perinatal Ministerial Advisory Committee, NSW Department of Health,2007; Member, Maternal and Perinatal Health Priority Taskforce.Member, Independent Panel to monitor the implementation of the Garling Report, 2008.Member, Perinatal and Infant Sub-Committee, NSW Mental Health Program Council, 2007.Member, Reference Group, Developing Inter-Professional Learning and Practice Capabilitieswithin the Australian Health Workforce, Australasian Inter-Professional Practice andEducation Network, 2007.Member, Midwifery Practice Committee, Nurses and Midwives Board of NSW.Adviser, Review Standards of Maternity Care and Practice in Papua New Guinea, AusAIDand the World Health Organisation, 1999.Senior Policy Analyst, Nursing Branch, NSW Department of Health, 1998.Member, National Steering Committee, beyondblue.President, Australian College of Midwives, 2006-2009; Vice-President 2001-2004; LifeMember, 2006.President, New South Wales Midwives Association, for 6 years; Executive Member,1993-2009.Technical Adviser in Midwifery Education, World Health Organisation, Papua New Guinea.Project Leader, Camden/Campbelltown Midwifery Models of Care, Sydney South West AreaHealth Service, 2005.Coordinator, Birthing Services, St George Hospital, Kogarah, 2003-2005.Senior Clinical Adviser, Maternity Services, NSW Department of Health, 2002-2003.Researcher, Australian Midwifery Action Project, Australian Research Council, 1999-2002.Has written over 30 research papers including journal articles, book chapters and reports.67

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMs Christine Mary BUNDESEN, Fig Tree Pocket Qld 4069For service to international tertiary education through leadership roles in the field ofEnglish Language Teaching, to the development of quality assurance standards, andto professional organisations.Director, Institute of Continuing and TESOL Education, University of Queensland, since 1996;TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.Founding Member, English Australia ELICOS Association, 1984; English Australia is thenational peak body and professional association for the ELICOS sector of internationaleducation providers offering English Language Intensive Courses to Overseas Students;Chair, 1988-2000; current Council Member, since 2000.Founding Board Member, National English Language Training Accreditation Scheme, 1990;developed and co-wrote the quality standards for the Accreditation Scheme, 1991.Member and Chair, Teaching Advisory Council, Cambridge University ESOL (English forSpeakers of Other Languages), UK, 1996-2006.Member, Australian College of Educators, since 1997.Australian Government-Industry Stakeholder Consultation Group, the Department ofEducation, Employment and Workplace Relations and the Department of Immigration andCitizenship, 1996-2010.Queensland Client Reference Group; Department of Immigration and Citizenship, since 2006.Transnational Quality Strategy Reference and Working Groups, the Department of Education,Employment and Workplace Relations and the Australian Education Systems OfficialsCommittee, 2005-2008.Australian International Education Foundation Board and Strategic Planning Committee,Department of Employment, Education and Training, 1997-1998.External Reference Group Review of the Student Visa Program, Department of Immigrationand Multicultural Affairs, 1997-1998.Australian Education Centres Review Steering Committee, Department of Education, Trainingand Youth Affairs, 2001.Involved in establishing the Export Services to Overseas Students Act, the CommonwealthRegister of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students, the Tuition Assurance Scheme,and the National Code of Practice for Institutions offering courses for overseas students.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.68

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMs Heather Rose BUTLER, 24 Atlas Drive, St Helens Tas 7216For service to the community of the east coast of Tasmania, particularly through thetourism and hospitality sectors, to youth, and to the Parliament of Tasmania.Director, TT-Line Company Pty Ltd (trading as Spirit of Tasmania), 1999-2005; Member,Audit Committee, 1999 2002.Member, Tourism Council of Tasmania.Member, Independent Tourism Operators of Tasmania.Member, East Coast Regional Tourism Association.Member, St Helens and Districts Chamber of Commerce.Executive Member, Break O’Day Tourism Association.Founding Member, St Helens Tourism Promotion Group.Owner/Manager, Meredith House, Swansea, 2002-2004.Established and Manager, Queechy Cottages, St Helens, 1991-2000.Executive Member, East Coast Counselling Service.Involved in establishing several youth and community services in St Helens includingSt Helens Neighbourhood House; 1992; Break O’Day Youth Network, 2001; Youth AccessGroup of St Helens; and secured funding for a full-time social workerParliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Tasmanian Legistative Council, 2008-2010;Government Whip, 2008-2010; Deputy Speaker; Member for Lyons, 2005-2010.69

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Robert Frank CARE, West Pennant Hills NSW 2125For service to engineering through a range of executive roles, to the business sector,to international humanitarian programs, and to the sport of athletics.Arup is an independent global company which provides engineering, design, planning, projectmanagement and consulting services. The company is present in Africa, the Americas,Australasia, East Asia, Europe and the Middle East, and has over 10,000 staff based in 92offices in 37 countries.Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, UK, Middle East and Africa Region, since 2011.Chair, Arup Partnership Council, since 2010.Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Australasia Region, 2004-2010.Director, Global Arup Board, since 2007; Trustee, 2006-2007.Member, Global Arup Human Resources Executive.Group Knowledge Director, 2001-2002.Senior Director and Trustee, Arup Australia, 1995-2000.Deputy Chairman, Australian Construction Industry Forum, 2009-2010; Director,2006-2011.Chair, RedR Australia, 2008-2010; Director, 2006-2011.Engineering Executive, Engineers Australia, since 2010; Member, since 1980.Professorial Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Engineering, University of New South Wales,2010-2011; Member, Dean's Industrial Steering Committee, 2009-2010; Member, IndustryAdvisory Committee, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, 2006-2010.Member, State Officials Panel, Little Athletics NSW, 1994-2007.Coordinator, Northern Metropolitan Zone, 1997-1999; Life Member, 2007.President, North Rock Carlingford Centre Little Athletics, 1994-1997; Life Member, 1998.Fellow, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, 2006.Fellow, Engineers Australia, since 1987.70

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr John Albert CARLSON, Queanbeyan NSW 2620For service to public administration, particularly in the areas of nuclearnon-proliferation and disarmament, and to the development of internationalsafeguards policy.Director-General, Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office, Department of ForeignAffairs and Trade, 1989-2010.Principal Adviser, Coal and Nuclear Division, Department of Primary Industries and Energy,1988-1989; Principal Adviser, Petroleum Division, 1987-1988; Assistant Secretary, Uraniumand General Division, 1981-1987; Assistant Secretary, Oil and Gas Division, 1978-1981.Various positions, 1964-1978.Advisory Board Member, International Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation andDisarmament, 2008-2009.Inaugural/Founding Chair, Asia Pacific Safeguards Network, since 2009.Adviser, Asia Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament,since 2011.Chairman, Standing Advisory Group on Safeguards Implementation, International AtomicEnergy Agency, 2001-2006.Member, Advisory Council, International Luxembourg Forum.Member, International Verification Consultants Network, Verification Research, Training andInformation Centre.Counsellor, Nuclear Threat Initiative, Washington DC, USA, since 2010.Visiting Fellow, Lowy Institute for International Policy, since 2010.Member, Australian Institute of Energy, 1981-2011.Fellow, Institute of Nuclear Materials Management, since 2005.71

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Robert Terrence CARSON, The Branch NSW 2425For service to the international community through humanitarian roles, particularly inPakistan, to Rotary, and to the building and construction industry.Founder and Coordinator of a Humanitarian Support Program designed to build schools inthe mountain areas of North Pakistan, since 2004.Member, International Committee, Rotary Club of Sydney, since 1990.Initiator and Coordinator, ‘The Adrian Golding Gift of Life Program’, 1995-2001.President, Rotary Club of Pakuranga, Auckland, New Zealand, 1976; involved in theestablishment of a St John Ambulance Service.Director, Hudson Investment Group, 2003-2010; building and construction.Founding Director, Carson and Partners Project Engineering NZ and Carson Group Australia,1977-2003; project managers.Project Engineer, Civil and Civic, Sydney, in the 1970s; Manager, Auckland and MelbourneIndustrial Division.Awards/recognition include:‘Service Above Self’ award, Rotary International, 2010.72

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Colin Bruce CARTER OAM, 127 Wattle Valley Road, Camberwell Vic 3124For service to the Indigenous community through the development of employmentand economic opportunities, as a supporter of charitable organisations, and to thesport of Australian Rules football.Mr Carter was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in The Queen’s Birthday 2004Honours List for his service to the community through a range of business, sporting andcharitable organisations.The following summarises his service and involvement since then.Director, Jawun Indigenous Corporate Partnerships, since 2000; Chairman, 2004-2009;Founding Member.Director, Indigenous Policy and Leadership, Cape York Institute, since 2004; involved in thedevelopment of the Welfare Reform Initiatives; Deputy Director.Non-Executive Director, Wesfarmers Ltd; and Seek Ltd, since 2002.Senior Adviser, The Boston Consulting Group, since 2001.Director, World Vision Australia, since 2008.Initiator and Benefactor of a global emergency response program for Baptist World AidAustralia.Supporter, Ashburton Baptist Church.Supporter of a range of organisations including the Clontarf Foundation, Djarragun College,and Urban Seed.President, Geelong Football Club; supporter, Geelong Cats Indigenous Program.Commissioner, Australian Football League, 1992-2007.Member, Australian Football League Commission, 1993-2008.Chairman, Australian Football League Foundation; Life Member, 2008.Director, Ladder Project.Director, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games.Member, Federal Government's Panel to review sport in Australia, 2009.Awards/recognition include:Ambassador for Business Action, Federal Government, since 2010.Mr Brian David CASSIDY PSM, Canberra ACT 2600For service to public administration, particularly in the areas of competition policy,trade practices and consumer protection regulation.Chief Executive Officer, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, since 2000.Awards/recognition include:Public Service Medal, 2006.73

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Christopher CHRISTOPHI, Melbourne Vic 3000For service to medicine as a clinician, to medical education as an academic andresearcher, through contributions to professional organisations, and to the Greekcommunity of Victoria.Details not available at the request of Professor Christophi.Dr David COHEN, 12 Craddock Avenue, Caulfield North Vic 3161For service to progressive alternative education, curriculum development and scienceeducation, as a researcher and editor, and to the community.Principal Educational Consultant and Psychologist, from 1990 until his recent retirement.Member, Gallery of Distinguished Educators, Australian National Museum of Educators,2010.Co-Founder, Australasian Association for Progressive and Alternative Education, 2006.Founding Member, Australasian Association for Research in Education; Life Member, 2003.Editor, Education Alternatives, 1992-1998.Co-Founder, Australasian Science Education Research Association, 1970.Founding Member, Australian Curriculum Studies Association.Associate Professor, Education, Macquarie University, 1973-1989; Senior Lecturer,1969-1973.Director, Studies (Curriculum Assessment), NSW Department of Education, 1980-1981.Co-Founder, The Emanuel School, 1983; Currambena, Yinbilliko and Kinma, 1970-1972; andElonera, 1987.Vice President, Science Teachers' Association of Victoria, 1961; Member, 1956-1962; Editorof various newsletters/journals; Life Member, 1969; Guest Speaker, 50th Anniversary, 2002.Executive Committee Member, Australian Jewish Historical Society.Executive Committee Member, Australian Jewish Genealogical Society.Vice-President, Victorian Lacrosse Association; Foundation President and Co-Founder,Chadstone Lacrosse Club, 1960; Life Member, 2004.Fellow of the Australian College of Educators.74

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAEmeritus Professor Desley William CONNELL,39 Pinecone Street, Sunnybank Qld 4109For service to environmental chemistry and public health, to education as anacademic, researcher and author, and as a mentor.Emeritus Professor, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Griffith University, since 2004.Head, School of Public Health, 1995-2003.Professor and Personal Chair, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 1995-2003.Dean, School of the Environment, 1978-1982; Deputy Dean, 1977; Senior Lecturer,1976-1979.Adjunct Professor and Research Member, Australian Rivers Institute.Involved in a joint bid (with the University of Queensland) to secure funding from the NationalHealth and Medical Research Council to fund the National Research Centre forEnvironmental Toxicology.Visiting Professor, Department of Biology and Chemistry, City University Hong Kong, 1997and 2001 and 1997.Director, Queensland Government Chemical Laboratory, 1989-1995.Involved in the amalgamation of the Chemical, Microbiology and Pathology labratories to formthe QHFSC, 1994.Chair, Queensland Water Quality Task Force, 1991-1999.Member, South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand - Programme Review of GlobalOccurrence and Effects of Persistent Toxic Substances, United Nations EnvironmentCommittee, 2001-2002.Member, Water Quality Technical Advisory Committee, Great Barrier Reef Marine ParkAuthority, 1990.Member, Australian Water and Wastewater Association.Member, Australian College of Toxicology and Risk Assessment, 2007-2008.President, Australasian Society for Ecotoxicology, 1992-1995.Foundation Chairman, Environment Division, Royal Australian Chemical Institute.Author, 5 textbooks and over 150 peer reviewed articles.75

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Brett Robin COTTLE, 240 Lower Plateau Road, Bilgola NSW 2107For service to the performing arts, particularly to songwriters, composers andpublishers, through executive roles with copyright protection organisations, and to thecommunity.Chairman, Board of Directors, Confédération Internationale des Sociétés d´Auteurs etCompositeurs, 2007-2010; Vice-Chairman, Executive Bureau, 2000; Chairman, Asia-PacificCommittee, 1994-1999.Chief Executive, Australasian Performing Right Association, since 1990; Legal Officer,1977-1985.Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society, since 1997;Legal Officer, 1976-1996.Director, Australian Music Centre, since 2010.Director, Australian Copyright Council, 1986-2010.Director, Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy, since 2009; Chairman, 2008-2009.Member, Copyright Law Review Committee, for 10 years.Instrumental in the establishment of the Code of Conduct for Collecting Societies, 2002.Ms Caroline Anne CROSSE, Melbourne Vic 3000For service to the community through the creation and provision of innovativeemployment opportunities for people with a mental illness, and to the promotion ofsocial inclusion.Founder and Executive Director, Social Firms Australia, since 2004; a Melbourne-basednot-for-profit company with a mission to create innovative employment options for people witha disability, especially those with a psychiatric disability.Western Metropolitan Regional Manager, Mental Illness Fellowship Victoria, 1988-2003.Awards/recognition include:Australian Social Entrepreneur of the Year, Social Ventures Australia. 2007.Churchill Fellow, 2001.76

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Anthony Michael (Tony) D'ALOISIO, Mosman NSW 2088For service to business and commerce, particularly through leadership roles in thesecurities and investments regulatory sector, to Australia-Asia relations, and tocharitable organisations.Chairman, Australian Securities and Investments Commission, 2007-2011; Commissioner,2006-2007.Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Australian Securities Exchange, 2004-2006.Chief Executive Officer, Mallesons Stephens Jaques, 1992-2004; Commercial Lawyer,1997-2004.Chair, International Joint Forum, 2009-2011.Co-Chairman, Taskforce on Unregulated Markets and Products, International Organisation ofSecurities Commissions, 2009-2010.Member, Advisory Council, International Legal Services, 1998-2004.Director, Board of Taxation, 2001-2004; Chairman of the Board's Working Group for theReview of International Taxation Arrangements.Director, World Federation of Stock Exchanges, 2004-2006.Director, Australian Charities Fund, 2001-2010; Director, Asia Society Australasia Centre,2004.Board Member, Monash University Medical Foundation, 2012.Director, Oakridge Winery, Yarra Valley, Victoria, since 2011.President, Winemakers’ Federation of Australia, 2012.Director, Boral Ltd, 2003-2004.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.77

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Jessica DAMES, 6 Chapel Street, Burra SA 5417For service to arts administration in South Australia through the Independent ArtsFoundation, as a supporter of emerging artists and writers, and to the promotion ofcultural events.Founding Chair and involved in its establishment, Independent Arts Foundation SA Inc. 1991-1996.Regional Chair (Clare Branch), 2007.Clare Region Tourism Committee, 2005.- Independent Arts Foundation, Creative Writing Scholarships, since 1991.- Movie Club, since 1996.- Literary Club, since 1990.- Performing Arts, since 1990.Governor, Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust, 1986-1989; Chair, South Australian Branch,1986-1989; and Member 1974-1979.Chair, Literary Luncheons Committee, Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust and IndependentArts Foundation, 1986-1996.Chair, ‘Sala’, South Australian Living Arts Festival, 2008 and 2009.Inaugural Chair, Friends of the Stage Company, Adelaide, 1985-1989.Member, Clare Regional Tourism Committee, 2005.78

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Frederick Redmond DAVIDSON, 46 Verdant Avenue, Toorak Vic 3142For service to business and commerce in the human resources and outplacementsindustry, and to the community through executive roles with service, health andeducational organisations.Chairman, Directioneering International, since 2007.Chairman, Right Management Consultants Holdings Pty Ltd, 2002-2005; Director, RightManagement Consultants Inc, 2000-2005.Chairman and Founder, Davidson and Associates, 1983-2000.Established the Australian Association of Outplacement Consulting Firms.Director, Australian Dairy Corporation, 1983-1989.Vice-President, Canada Packers Inc, Canada, 1980-1983; Managing Director, Australia,1974-1980.Director, European Operations, Borden International, 1967-1974, Director and Manager,1964-1967.Member, Board of Directors, St John Ambulance Australia, 1999-2003; former President,St John Ambulance Australia (Vic) Inc, for 6 years; Chairman, Victoria, 1999-2002.Former Chairman, HearWorks Pty Ltd.Chairman, Co-operative Research Centre for Cochlear Implant and Hearing Aid Innovation,2000-2004; provided governance and business advice.Board Member, Royal Children's Hospital, 1993-1995.Deputy President, University College Council, University of Melbourne, 1991-2000; formerMember, Finance Committee; Life Governor.Financial Donor and Supporter, Opera Australia.Former Trustee, Victorian State Operation Foundation.Publications include:Handbook of Executive Survival, 1991.The Art of Executive Firing, and the Path Back to a New Career, 1987.Awards/recognition include:Appointed a Knight of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem,2008.79

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr James Hector (Jim) DAVIDSON, Fitzroy Vic 3065For service to literature as an editor and cultural commentator, and to education as anhistorical researcher and biographer.Editor, Meanjin Literary Journal, 1974-1982.Author, 7 historical and biographical books, including;- A Three-Cornered Life: The Historian W K Hancock, 2010.- Holiday Business: A History of Australian Tourism since 1870, with Peter Spearitt, 2000.- Lyrebird Rising: Louise Hanson-Dyer of L’Oiseau-Lyre, 1884-1962, 1994.- The Sydney-Melbourne Book, 1986.- Sideways from the Page: The Meanjin Interviews, 1983.Opera-critic and contributor of numerous book reviews and cultural articles for The Age andThe Australian newspapers.Current Principal Fellow, Australian Centre, School of Historical and Philosophical Studies,University of Melbourne.Professor of History, Victoria University.Mr William Louis DELAAT, Seaforth NSW 2092For service to the pharmaceutical industry through roles with professionalorganisations, to the development of medicines policy and reform, and to thecommunity.Chairman, Medicines Australia, 2003-2005 and since 2008; Vice-Chairman, 1997-2003 and2005-2007; Board Member, 1997-2003.Co-Chair, Access to Medicines Working Group, since 2007.Inaugural Chairman, Pharmaceuticals Industry Council, since 2006; Member, Action AgendaImplementation Group, 2003-2005.Board Member, National Return of Unwanted Medicines, since 2009.Board Member, Fragile X Association.Board Member, AMRAD Pharmaceuticals Board, 1997-2000.Board Member, The George Institute, 2012.Supporter, Sharelife Australia.Board Member, Pharmaxis Ltd, since 2008.Chairman, EnGeneIC Ltd, since 2011.80

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Carey John DENHOLM, 3 Coolamon Road, Taroona Tas 7053For service to higher education as an academic, to psychology, particularly relating tofamilies and adolescents, and to the community.Established the first Counsellor Training Program, Faculty of Education, University ofTasmania, 1994; former Professor and Dean, Graduate Research.Co-Editor of 3 texts for doctoral candidates and supervisors in Australia and New Zealand,2006, 2009 and 2012.Adjunct Professor, Conservatorium of Music, Tasmania, 2008-2010.Counselling, Educational and Developmental Psychologist, St Helen's Private Hospital,Hobart.Former Chair, College of Educational and Developmental Psychology, AustralianPsychological Society.Chair, Tasmanian Veterans Children’s Education Scheme, 2006-2011.Director, Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies, 1994-2005.Founder and Musical Director, ABC Giving Tree Children’s Choir, 1995-2003.Founder, ‘Kids on Campus’ program, 1992-1996.Former Member, Down Syndrome Tasmania and Canadian Down Syndrome Society.Fellow, Australian College of Educators, 2008.Awards/recognion include:Serving Brother, Order of St John of Jerusalem, 1977.Police Commendation, Counselling Services, Port Arthur, 1996.Mr Philip Raymond DIMENT, Surry Hills NSW 2010For service to the community as the convenor of the Australian Aids Memorial QuiltProject, and through contributions to the advancement of human rights.Convenor, Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt Project, Sydney, since 2002.Negotiated a permanent home for the Quilt at the Powerhouse Museum, 2007.Director,Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG), 1991-1993.Director, Parade Committee, 1993 and 1994; Committee Member, 1991-1999.Involved in arranging for the parade broadcast on national television.Initiated a study to assess the economic worth of the event to the New South Walescommunity.Founding Director, First Fleet Productions Pty Ltd, 1996-2002.Created and produced the Harbour Party, Royal Botanic Gardens, 1996-2002.Established a public fundraising event which would link the city and the SGLMG.Awards/recognition include:Inducted into the SGLMG Hall of Fame, 2002.81

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Jeanette Maree DIXON, Dudley NSW 2290For service to education through roles in promoting space science, throughcontributions to the learning of science in schools, and as a teacher.Director and Vice-Chair, National Space Society of Australia, since 2009.Volunteer, Scientist in Schools Program, since 2009.Principal and Founder, New South Wales School of Space Science, since 2005.Member, National Astronomical Society of Australia, 1998-2004.Principal, Australian International Space School, 1993-1999.Casual Academic, Faculty of Science and Information Technology and Faculty of Education,University of Newcastle, since 2003.Head Science Teacher, Maitland High School, 2000-2003 and 2004-2007.Science Consultant, Lake Macquarie and Central Coast Districts, NSW Department ofEducation and Training, 2003.Teacher, NSW High Schools, 1967-2000.Awards/recognition include:Australian Space Science Teacher of the Year, Young Astronauts Space Schools Australia,2005.Science Award for Teachers (Secondary), BHP Billiton, 2004.Quality Teaching Award, Australian College of Education, 2001.Award for Excellence in Teaching, NSW Minister for Education, 1998.Assistant Director Generals Award, NSW Department of Education and Training, 1993; forher 'Outstanding Contributions to Science Education'.The Reverend Monsignor Anthony Linsay DOHERTY,13 Ian Street, Rose Bay NSW 2029For service to the Catholic Church in Australia, through adult faith education andpastoral care, and to the Parish of Rose Bay.Dean, St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney, 1995-2004.Received title of Monsignor bestowed by Pope John Paul II, 2000.Founding Director of Adult Education, Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, 1978-1994.National Coordinator, Pope John Paul II Visit, 1994-1995; for the beatification of MaryMacKillop.National Coordinator, Pilgrimage to the Heart, 2000; an ecumenical initiative of the Australianchurch leaders to Uluru.Author of 5 books on Catholic traditions, education and introductory texts to the Catholic faith.Parish Priest, St Mary Magdalene Parish, Rose Bay, since 1994.82

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Margaret Josephine DOWLING, Double Bay NSW 2028For service to children through executive roles with Barnardos Australia.Chair, Barnardos Australia, 1998-2001; Deputy Chair, 1995-1998; Board Member,1982-2007; Chair, Welfare Committee, for 7 years.Member, The Peter Pan Committee, since 1954; Peter Pan Representative to Barnardos,1982-2007; volunteer, The Peter Pan Opportunity Shop, for 45 years; active fundraiser.Vice-President, Kindergarten Union of NSW, 1970-1974; Board Member, from 1965 to the1970s.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.The Honourable Justice John Alfred DOWSETT,Judges’ Chambers, Federal Court of Australia, North Quay, Brisbane Qld 4000For service to the law and to the judiciary, to professional associations, and to legaleducation in the area of litigation and dispute resolution.Justice, Federal Court of Australia, since 1998.Additional Judge, Supreme Court of the ACT, since 2004.Native Title Co-ordinating Judge (Queensland), since 2005.Judge, Supreme Court of Queensland, 1985-1998.Appointed Queen’s Counsel, 1982.Admitted as Barrister in Queensland, 1972.Council Member, National Judicial College of Australia, 2002-2006; Member, ProgramsAdvisory Committee, since 2007.Member, Working Group for the Establishment of the National Judicial College of Australia,2000-2002.Chair, Continuing Professional Development Committee, Bar Association of Queensland,since 2004.Member, Consultative Committee of Law admitting Authorities, 1996- 1998.Member, Governing Council, Judicial Conference of Australia, 1993-1998.Member, Steering Committee of the Supreme and Federal Court Judges Conference,1988-1997.83

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Graham Paul DURANT, Nicholls ACT 2913For service to science education as the Director of Questacon: The National Scienceand Technology Centre, to the museums sector, and through scientific advisory roles.Director, Questacon: The National Science and Technology Centre, since 2003.Represents Questacon on the Council of Australasian Museum Directors and theCoordinating Committee on Innovation.Leader of Inspiring Australia initiative.Divisional Head, Department of Innovation, Industry, Science, Research and TertiaryEducation.Visiting Fellow and Board Member, Centre for Public Awareness of Science, AustralianNational University.Board Member, Association of Science and Technology Centers (USA-based), 2005-2011;Member, International Committee.Mr Edward David (Ted) EDWARDS, Macquarie ACT 2614For service to science in the field of entomology, particularly moths and butterflies, asan author and researcher, and as a mentor.Experimental Scientist, Australian National Insect Collection (ANIC), CommonwealthScientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), 1970-2000.The contribution made by Mr Edwards to the ANIC's 10,000 species collection provides thebasis for all work on the Australian Lepidoptera fauna. Collections brought together byAustralian Lepidoptera amateurs are now mostly donated to the ANIC. Mr Edwards' service atthe CSIRO has resulted in retired internationally renowned lepidopterists visiting the ANIC tocurate areas of the ANIC Lepidoptera collection.Author of 143 publications including Co-Author, A Guide to Australian Moths, 2007.Established, Australian Moths on Line, website.Honorary Fellow, CSIRO Entomology, since 2001.84

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAThe Honourable Graham John EDWARDS, North Beach WA 6020For service to the Parliaments of Australia and Western Australia, to veterans throughadvocacy and support roles, and to people with a disability.Service to the Parliament of Australia includes:Shadow Parlimentary Secretary for Defence and Veterans' Affairs, 2005-2007; and forDefence, 2001-2005.Member for Cowan, 1998-2007.Service to the Parliament of Western Australia includes:Shadow Minister for Tourism, 1993-1994 and for Fisheries 1993-1994.Leader of the Opposition in Legislative Council 1993.Minister for Police and Emergency Services, 1990-1993; for the Aged, 1990-1991; forConsumer Affairs, 1988-1993; and for Sport and Recreation, 1987-1989 and 1991-1993.Parliamentary Secretary Cabinet 1987.Member of the Legislative Council, 1983-1997.Member, Prime Ministerial Advisory Council on ex service matters, since 2010; currentChairman.Work with veterans over 30 years has ranged from advocacy and support for individualveterans and the local RSL and other ex-service organisations to working with largerrepresentative organisations.Ambassador and volunteer, Wheelchairs for Kids.Patron and active participant, Australian Campaign to Ban Landmines.Former Member, National People with Disabilities and Carers Council.Former Chairman, WA Paralympic Committee.Committee Member, WA Disabled Sports Association and Wheelchair Sports Association, forover 25 years.Current Board Member, Australian War Memorial.Councillor, City of Stirling, 1981-1984.Awards/recognition include:Australian Sports Medal, 2000.85

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Garry James EGGER, 14 Arthur Street, Fairlight NSW 2094For service to medical education as an administrator and teacher, particularly in thearea of health promotion and research, as an author, and to professionalorganisations.Professor, Lifestyle Medicine, Southern Cross University, Lismore.Director, Centre for Health Promotion and Research, University of Sydney.Has worked in clinical and public health since 1972 and as consultant to the World HealthOrganisation, industry and several government organisations; involved in medical and alliedhealth education.Author of 30 books, over 150 scientific articles and numerous popular press articles, and hasmade numerous media appearances.Secretary, Australian Lifestyle Medicine Association, since 2008; instrumental in its formation.Mrs Elizabeth Priscilla ENGLISH, Largs Bay SA 5016For service to nursing, particularly in the field of stomal therapy clinical practice andeducation, and through executive roles with national and international associations.Clinical Practice Consultant, Stoma and Wound Care, Stomal Therapy Department, RoyalAdelaide Hospital; Stomal Therapy Nurse, since 1983; Registered Nurse, since 1968.Assisted in the early development of Enterostomal Therapy Nursing education in China andIran.Visiting Tutor, China, Iran, the Philippines and Kenya.Invited Speaker to many countries in Asia.Executive Committee Member, Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses; Chair,Education and Professional Development Committee.President, Association’s South Australian Branch.President, World Council of Enterostomal Therapists, 2006-2010; Vice-President, 2002-2006;Executive Board Member, for 14 years; Chair, Education Committee, 1996-2002; Member,Charities Commission.Member, Conference Planning Committee, Adelaide, 2010-2012; Liaison Officer for the2012 Congress.86

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Robert Joseph (Bob) FAVELL, Manunda Qld 4870For service to music education in far north Queensland as a conductor, director andteacher, as a mentor of young musicians, and to the Brass Band movement.Instrument tutor at Cairns State High School, for 35 years; Musical Director of the SchoolOrchestra.Conductor, Cairns Brass Band, 1975-2003.Co-Founder, Conductor and Director of Music, North Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra,since 1993.Awards/recognition include:‘Service Beyond the School Gate’ award, Music Council of Australia, 2010.Noreen Wilcox Award, Australian College of Educators, 1994 and 2005.Professor Michael Patrick FENELEY, Randwick NSW 2031For service to medicine in the field of cardiology as a clinician, researcher andeducator, through contributions to professional organisations, and to the community.Director of Cardiology, St Vincent's Hospital, since 1993.Director, Heart Lung Program, since 2004.Chairman, St Vincent's Medical Council, 2003-2008.Board Member, St Vincent's and Mater Health Sydney, 2003-2008.Director, Physician Training, for 5 years.Cardiologist, since 1988.Professor Feneley’s research altered the recommendations for the performance of manualcardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and altered the management of patients with atrialfibrillation, the most common significant disturbance of hearth rhythm.President, Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand, 2006-2008.Head, Cardiovascular Physiology and Transplantation Division, Victor Chang CardiacResearch Institute.Board Member, NSW Branch, Heart Foundation of Australia, 1993-2002.Co-established cardiology outreach clinics, Condobolin Aboriginal Health Service and MurrinBridge Aboriginal Community, New South Wales.President, Art Gallery Society of New South Wales Council, 2006-2010; Vice-President,2005-2006; Member, 2002-2004.Chair, East Coast Theatre Company, for several years.87

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAEmeritus Professor Ian Stewart FERGUSON,7/12-14 Auburn Road, Hawthorn Vic 3122For service to tertiary education through administrative and teaching roles, to forestryand land management, as a researcher and author, and to the community.Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Melbourne, 1990-1992; President, Academic Board,1991-1992; Vice-President, 1990-1991.Emeritus Professor, since 2003; Professor and Foundation Chair, Forest Science,1981-2003; Senior Lecturer, 1968-1976.Head, School of Forestry, 1994-2001; Dean, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, 1987-1989;Head, Forestry Section, 1981-1986 and 1990-1993.Reader, Department of Forestry, Australian National University, 1976-1981; Senior Lecturer,1971-1976.Deputy Chair, Forest and Wood Products Research Development Corporation, 2001-2003.Chair, Expert Panel on Sustainable Yield, Western Australian Forest Management Plan,2000-2003.Chair and Sole Board Member, Victorian Timber Industry Inquiry, 1984-1985.Deputy Chair, Australian Government National Plantation Advisory Committee, 1990-1991.President, Institute of Wood Science, Australia, 1991-1993.Chair, Softwoods Tasmania Pty Ltd, 1999-2004.Chair, Timber Promotions Council, Victoria, 1994-1997.Member, Wood and Paper Industry Forum, 1997-1999.Member, Forest and Forest Products Industry Council, 1985-1990.Chair, Rotary Park Committee, Rotary Club of Melbourne; active Member.Vice-President, Probus Club of Port Phillip, 2012-2013.Fellow, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering.Fellow, Parks and Leisure, Australia.Fellow, Institute of Wood Science UK, 2002-2012.Fellow, Institute of Foresters of Australia; President, 1995-1999.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.88

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Michael John FIELD, Hunters Hill NSW 2110For service to medical education as an academic and teacher, particularly in the fieldof nephrology, as a clinician, and through contributions to a range of professionalorganisations.Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Sydney Medical School, Faculty of Medicine, University ofSydney; Associate Dean (Curriculum), 1994-2001; for the introduction of the GraduateMedical Program.Associate Dean and Head, Northern Clinical School, 2002-2010.Consultant Physician and Nephrologist, Royal North Shore Hospital, since 2002.Consultant Physician and Nephrologist, Concord Hospital, 1985-2001.Member, Board of Directors, Australian Medical Council; Chair, Medical School AccreditationCommittee, 2004-2010.Member, Executive Committee of the Council, International Society of Nephrology,1999-2001; Councillor, 1995-2001.President, Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology, 1996-1998.Vice-President, Association for Medical Education in the Western Pacific Region, since 2010.Board Member, Australian Kidney Foundation, 1996-1998.President, Australian Society for Medical Research, 1991.Council Member, ANZAC Health and Medical Research Foundation, 2000-2001; Chair,Research Committee, 1994-2001.89

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Denise Mae FISHER, 136 New Country Creek Road, Kilcoy Qld 4515For service to nursing, particularly in the areas of breastfeeding and lactationmanagement, and to the health and well-being of mothers and children.Director, Health e-Learning.Founder, BreastEd (now under Health e-Learning), 2000.Has provided online staff education programs to hospitals and health groups requiringmedical and nursing education for accreditation or re-accreditation for the Baby FriendlyHealth Initiative; this program is currently delivered to hospitals in six countries, includingQueensland Health.Supporter, Trudi Szallasi Memorial Scholarship; currently sponsors the training andcertification of lactation consultants through the International Board of Lactation ConsultantExaminers; sponsors nurses from Rwanda to become lactation consultants.Volunteer to NGO World Alliance of Breastfeeding Associations, Malaysia, for 3 months.Created GOLD (Global Online Lactation Discussion), 2007; is the largest online lactationconference/forum in the world for human lactation researchers and practitioners, with over1,700 delegates from over 50 countries attending in 2011.Member, Ethics and Code Committee, International Lactation Consultant Association.Certified Lactation Consultant, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant,Member, Lactation Consultants of Australia and New Zealand Association, since 1990.Counsellor, Australian Breastfeeding Association (formerly Nursing Mothers' Association),1993-1997; Assistant Regional Representative, 1990-1992; Coordinator, Approval ofBreastfeeding Content Working Group, 1990-1992.Counselling Sub-Editor, Talkabout, 1990-1995;.90

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAScientia Professor Joseph Paul FORGAS,School of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Sydney NSW 2052For service to education and research in the discipline of psychology, as an academicand author, and through contributions to international professional associations.Scientia Professor of Psychology, University of New South Wales, since 1999; AssociateProfessor, Psychology, 1985-1990; Senior Lecturer, 1977-1982; Member, Governing Council,1988-1990.Professor, University of Giessen, Germany 1982-1985.Author of approximately 20 books, 80 book chapters and 100 peer reviewed articles.Keynote Speaker, International Congress of Psychology, Stockholm, Sweden, 2000.Associate, European Association of Experimental Social Psychology.Editor, Journal of the International Society of Research on Emotion, since 1997.Visiting Professor, Stanford University, USA; Oxford University, UK; University of Heidelberg,Germany; and the University of Mannheim, Germany.Professorial Fellow, Australian Research Council, 2005-2010.Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, since 2004.Fellow, American Psychological Society, since 2004.Fellow, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, since 1987.Fellow, Society of Personality and Society of Social Science, USA, 1994.Mrs Jane Gladys FRASER, 5 Mimosa Avenue, Saratoga NSW 2251For service to people with a disability as a defender of human rights through a rangeof government and advocacy organisations.Executive Officer, Action for Citizens with Disabilities, 1983-1999.Part-time Member, NSW Guardianship Tribunal, since 2002; Member, ManagementCommittee, for 3 years.Chairperson, Disability Council of NSW, 1988-1992.Founding Board Member, Intellectual Disability Rights Service.Board Member and Advocate, NSW Council for Intellectual Disability.Chairperson, Institute for Family Advocacy and Leadership Development.Member, National Parent Information Project.91

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Lindsay James FRASER, Roselands NSW 2196For service to industrial relations in the building and construction industries, tovocational education and training, and to youth.Assistant National Secretary, Construction, Forestry, Mining, and Energy Union, sinceca1990; Chair, Construction and General Division Vocational Education and TrainingCommittee, since 1989; National Officer, Training and Safety; Civil ConstructionRepresentative, Resources and Infrastructure Industry Council (Skills DMC); Union Delegate,various committees of Standards Australia; Union Official, since 1986.Chair, Construction and Property Services Industry Skills Council, since 2009; InauguralDeputy Chair, 2004-2009; Co-Chair, Project Steering Committee, 2006-2009.Member, Vocational Education and Training Committee, Australian Council of Trade Unions;Member of the Occupational Health and Safety Committes, and the Workers CompensationCommittee; Delegate to various Advisory Groups of Safe Work Australia.Deputy Chair, Construction Industry Training Advisory Board NSW.Member, Asbestos Management Review Advisory Committee, Department of Education,Employment and Workplace Relations, since 2010.Chair, Australian Construction Industry Redundancy Trust.Chair and President, ACTU/Lend Lease Foundation; Board Member, 1991-2000.Member, Scaffolding and Rigging Expert Working Group, National Occupational Health andSafety Commission, 1992.Member, High Risk Licensing; Confined Spaces; Construction (falls); Construction andDemolition, Licensing Advisory Boards.Chair, Insulation Wools Research Advisory Board.Director, Live ‘N’ Learn Foundation, since 2000; Chair, since 2011.92

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Michael Graeme GARNER, 3 Hutcheson Street, Monash ACT 2904For service to veterinary science, particularly in the field of epidemiology, and throughthe development and promotion of Australia’s animal health.Senior Principal Research Scientist and Director, Epidemiology Program, Animal Division,Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry; internationally recognised skills inveterinary epidemiology and disease management.Manager, National Planning and Scientific Program to Eradicate Equine Influenza inAustralia, 2007-2008.Visiting Fellow, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, Australian NationalUniversity, 1995-1999.Member, Australian Epidemiology Association.Dr Alexander Segger GEORGE, Kardinya WA 6163For service to conservation and the environment as a botanist, historian and author,particularly in the area of Australian flora, and through roles with national andinternational professional organisations.President, Kew Guild Council, 2010-2022; Committee Member, since 2003.Member, Steering Committee, Species Plantarum: Flora of the World project, since 1999.Australian Botanical Liaison Officer to Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1967-1969 and2004-2005.President, Royal Society of Western Australia, 2000-2001; Senior Vice-President, 1998-2000;Junior Vice-President, 1996-1998.Council Secretary, International Organisation for Plant Information, 1991-1997.Honorary Research Associate, WA Herbarium, 1993-2009.Adjunct Associate Professor, Murdoch University, since 1994.Life Member, International Association for Plant Taxonomy.Inaugural and Executive Editor, Flora of Australia Project, 1981-1993.Member, WA Wildflower Society.Member, Australasian Systemic Botany Society.93

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Dianne Christine GIBLIN, 2 Greenbank Drive, Werrington Downs NSW 2747For service to public education, particularly through the Federation of Parents’ andCitizens' Association of New South Wales, and to the community.President, Federation of Parents’ and Citizens' Association of New South Wales, 2006-2010;Senior Vice-President, 2003-2006; Vice-President, 2000-2003; Life Member; Member, since1988.Chief Executive Officer, Australian Council of State School Organisations, since 2011.Director, Primary Ethics Ltd, since 2010.Director, Public Education Foundation, since 2007.Member, Transition to School Advisory Group, University of Western Sydney (UWS),1995-2003; Education Representative, UWS Penrith/Parramatta Student Union, 2000-2001.Supported the establishment of UWS.Member, Director-General's Advisory Groups, NSW Department of Education, including:- Priority Schools Program, 2000-2011.- Aboriginal Education and Training, 2006-2010.- Education of Students in Schools Serving Low Socio-Economic Status Communities,2002-2010.- Multicultural Education and Training, 1999-2004.Partnership Officer, Priority Schools Program, Mount Druitt Area, 2009-2011.Facilitator, Schools as Community Centres Program, Tregear Public School, 2003-2007.Community Development Officer, Granville District, 2002.Community Development Officer, Priority Schools Program, Kingswood Park Public School,1993-2001.Member, Community Care Branch, NSW Branch, St John Ambulance Australia, since 1999;Adviser, Literacy in Schools Program.Executive roles with a range of organisations including:- North West Werrington Project Management Committee, 1994-1996.- Victoria Street Youth Development Association, 1989-1992.- ARROW, 1986-1992.- Werrington Country Child Care Centre Management Committee, 1986-1990.Awards/recognition include:Ambassador, ‘1 Million Women’ campaign, since 2009.94

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Margaret Ann GRAY, Belrose NSW 2085For service to education, particularly the provision of English language courses foroverseas students and adult migrants, and through advisory and accreditation policyroles.NSW Special Envoy, 'Galbally Review' Committee, in the 1980s and 1990s; implementingreforms to migrant services and 'post-arrival’ programs throughout Australia.Superintendent, Adult Migrant Education Services, NSW Ministry of Education, 1982-1985;Inaugural Research Officer, 1974-1978.Director, Education Planning and Development, Department of Immigration, in the 1980s.Chair, NSW Federal Immigration Review Panel, in the 1980s.Teacher and Program Coordinator, English as a Foreign Language, Institute of Languages,University of New South Wales, in the 1970s.Senior Adviser, National English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas StudentsAccreditation Scheme, 1990-2001.Mr David GREEN PSM, Fitzroy North Vic 3068For service to the community through leadership roles with social justiceorganisations, to welfare policy reform, and to the community.Pivotal role in significant reforms in the regionalisation of welfare services anddeinstitutionalisation of disability services.Deputy Chair, Multiple and Complex Needs Panel, Victorian Department of Human Services,2005-2009; Member, Ministerial Task Force on Dementia, 1997.Public Advocate, Office of the Public Advocate, Victorian Department of Justice, 1995-2000.Assistant Director, Aged Care, Victorian Department of Health and Community Services,1992-1995; implemented the Victorian Seniors Card.Associate Professor and Lecturer, La Trobe University, 2000-2010; Chair, Disability AdvisoryCommittee.Established first course on Public Welfare, Melbourne University.Designed courses at the Phillip Institute of Technology, Monash University, the LincolnGerontology Centre, Ballarat College and La Trobe University (before appointment in 2000).Board Director, Berry Street, since 2002; Chair, Quality and Risk Management Committee.Involved in a pilot project for the homeless, Sacred Heart Mission.Director, Community Services, Brotherhood of St Laurence, 1980-1986; developed the firstWelfare Rights Service in Victoria.Developed and implemented Victoria’s first financial counselling services and intensive familysupport services, 1974.Chair, Victorian Government Review of Early Childhood Services, 1982-1983.Awards/recognition include:Public Service Medal, 1993.95

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Neville James GREEN, 182/85 Hester Avenue, Merriwa WA 6030For service to the community as an historian specialising in native title andIndigenous projects, as an author, and to professional associations.Historian, consultant and educator specialising in native title and Indigenous-related projects,since 1962.Senior native title history consultant to the WA State Solicitor’s Office, 1993-2003; and PilbaraYamatji Marlpa Baba Maaji Aboriginal Corporation, 2007-2011.Author, co-author and editor of 10 books with Indigenous themes including 3 AboriginalVolumes of the Dictionary of Western Australians; school resources and 2 PhD theses onIndigenous topics.Adjunct Professor at Curtin University with major project – Nyungar Nomenclature,2011-2012.Coordinator/lecturer of Aboriginal teacher education and multicultural programs, MountLawler College of Advanced Education to Edith Cowan University, 1976-1992.Principal, Warburton Ranges and Forrest River (Oombulgurri) Government AboriginalSchools, 1966-1967.Superintendent, WA School for Deaf Children Inc, 1970-1979.President, Network for Intercultural Communication, 1991-1994.Exchange lecturer, Guangzhou Institute of Foreign Languages, China, 1990.Senior Vice-President, Australia China Friendship Society (National).Immediate Past President, Australia China Friendship Society (WA).Secretary, Cottesloe Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia.Member, Royal Australian Air Force Association (WA).Member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies.Member, Professional Historian’s Association (WA).Member, Royal Western Australian Historical Society.Member, Western Australian History Council.96

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Trevor John GREEN, 7 Percy Street, Black Rock Vic 3193For service to arts administration, particularly through the Melbourne SymphonyOrchestra, to Australia's symphonic sector, and as a supporter of young artists andcomposers.Managing Director, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, 1999-2010.Inaugural Director, Australian National Academy of Music, 1997-1999.Director of Concert Music, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1985-1988.Advisory Council Member, Victorian College of the Arts and Music; Interim Chair, 2009-2010.Board Member, Symphony Australia, 2000-2007; adviser and supporter of the organisationprior to that and since.Has had a long working relationship with government agencies including Arts Victoria and theAustralia Council on the Arts, and has contributed to industry and Government reviews,strategies and policy development over time.Board Member, Melbourne Youth Music.Board Member, 3 MBS Radio.97

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Graeme Cecil GUNN, Studio 2, 402 Smith Street, Collingwood Vic 3066For service to architecture, to the promotion of innovative urban design, toprofessional education, and as a supporter of emerging architects.Director, Gunn Dyring Architects, since 2009.Director, Gunn Williams Fender Architects, 1982-1990.Director, Gunn Haybau Architects, 1972-1982.Director, Graeme Gunn Architects, since 1963.Principal Architect and Design Adviser, VicUrban, Victorian Government, since 2002,including as architectural consultant for the Melbourne Docklands Authority.Architect, since 1960, worked for the practice of Grounds, Romberg and Boyd, and then forSir Roy Grounds until 1964.Assisted with establishment of 'Nexus', a leading interior design firm, 1967.Co-Author, A Mansion or No House - an argument for more efficient land use in residentialareas.Foundation Dean, Faculty of Architecture and Building, RMIT University, 1977-1982; Head ofSchool, Architecture and Building, 1972-1977; current visiting lecture series presenter.Vice-President and Council Member, Victorian Chapter, Australian Institute of Architects;served as Chair of the Education and Public Services Committees.Life Fellow, Australian Institute of Architects, appointed 2008; Fellow, 2004.Awards/recognition include:Honorary Doctorate in Architecture, RMIT University, 1996.Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal, for outstanding quality work over a lifetime,2011.25 years’ Award for Enduring Architecture, Australian Institute of Architecture (VictorianChapter), 2007.President's Award for Lifetime Contribution to Victorian Architecture, Australian Institute ofArchitects (Victorian Branch) 2001.Bronze Medal, Australian Institute of Architects, 1966 and 1969.98

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Peter GUNN, Melbourne Vic 3000For service to the transport industry, to the development of innovative freight logisticsstrategies, and as a supporter of children's health organisations.Managing Director, PGA Group, since 2000.Founder and Managing Director, CUBICO, 1969.Co-Partner, Asia Pacific Transport Consortium, mid 1990s.Pioneer in developing road and rail transport vehicles capable of carrying greater cubicvolume.Trustee, Australian Road Transport Forum.Trustee, Committee for Economic Development of Australia.Trust Director, Australian Trucking Association, 1995-2005.Founding Member, Prime Minister’s Supermarket to Asia Council.Founding Member, Australian Logistics Council.Member, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, since 1987.Inaugural Board Member, Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne, since2007; instrumental in the development of a Masters Program for the Logistics Industry.Supporter, Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, for over 30 years.Supporter of a number of charities and community organisations including World Vision, TheEast West Overseas Aid Foundation, and and others.Fellow, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.Honorary Fellow, Australian Logistics Council, 2011.99

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Neville Frederick HACKER, Rose Bay NSW 2029For service to medicine in the field of gynaecological oncology as a clinician,researcher and educator, and through contributions to professional organisations on anational and international level.Director, Gynaecological Cancer Centre, Royal Hospital for Women, since 1986; establishedthe GO (Gynaecological Oncology) Research Fund fundraising body - a sub-entity of theRoyal Hospital for Women Foundation.Conjoint Professor of Gynaecologic Encology, University of New South Wales, since 2005;Conjoint Associate Professor Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1986-2004.Director of Gynaecological Oncolcogy, University of California, USA, 1985-1986; AssociateProfessor, 1984-1986; Fellow, 1978-1980.Registrar, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Royal Women's Hospital, Brisbane, 1974-1978.Chairman, Oncological Examiners, Royal Australian and New Zealand College ofObstetricians and Gynaecologists, 1993-2002; Foundation Member, 1979;.Chairman, Oncology Committee Royal Australian College of Obstetricians andGynaecologists, 1993-1998; Member, 1987-1998.Chairman, Gynaecology Section, Clinical Oncology Society of Australia, 1995-1997; Member,since 1988.Member, Australian Society of Gynaecological Oncologists, since 1987.Member, Technical Advisory Committee on Cervical Cancer in Developing Countries, WorldHealth Organisation, 2004-2005.President, International Gynaecological Cancer Society, 1995-1997; Vice-President,1991-1993; Executive Committee Member, 1987-1993; Founding Member, 1987.Chairman, Oncology Committee, International Society for the Study of Vulva Disease,1995-1997.Member, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, since 1976; Sims BlackTravelling Professor, 1999.Cancer Committee Member, International Federation of Ob-Gyn Societies.Fellow, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists,1986.Fellow, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, since 1988.Fellow, American College of Surgeons, since 1984.Fellow, American College of Ob-Gyn, since, 1983.Awards/recognition include:NSW Finalist, Australian of the Year, 2008.100

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Frank Allen HALL-BENTICK, 4/65 York Street, Richmond Vic 3121For service to people with a disability through executive and advocacy roles with arange of organisations, particularly Disability Australia.World Councillor, Disabled People’s International (DPI), 1992-2008; Vice-Chairman(Finance), DPI Asia Pacific Regional Council, 1992-2008.Member, Disability Alliance Forum, United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons withDisabilities, 2003-2006.Member, joint Intergovernmental, International NGOs and United Nations Economic andSocial Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) meeting to develop targets for ESCAPDecade of the Disabled Person, Bangkok 1995; and to review targets, Bangkok 2000.Director, Australian Federation of Disability Organisations, 2005-2011; Treasurer, 2007-2011.President and Executive Board Member, Disability Australia, 1999-2009; Treasurer,2002-2006; International Representative, 1998-2008.President, DPI Australia, 1987-1990; International Representative 1991-1998.Member, Australian Disability Development Consortium.Founder, Australian Disability and Indigenous Peoples' Education Fund, 2008.Chairman, Disability Rights Victoria, 2007-2009; Director, since 1999.Member, Disability Reference Group, Leadership Plus, 2002-2010.Chairman, Disability Resources Centre, since 2007; Board Member, 1981-1983 and since1994; Treasurer, 1994-1997.Member, Ministerial Public Transport Advisory Committee, 1999-2011.Member, Disability Reference Group, Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission,since 2008.Member, Disability Advisory Council for Yarra City Council, Melbourne, since 2000.Founding Member DPI (Victoria), 1982; Executive Member, for 7 years.Disability Officer, Department of Social Security and Centrelink, Sunshine, Melbourne,1993-2008.Manager, Disability Resources Centre Victoria, 1984-1993.Recruitment Officer, Equal Employment Opportunity and Recruitment Section, AustralianPublic Service Board, 1975-1984.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.101

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor John Davis HAMILTON, 88 Church Street, Newcastle NSW 2300For service to medicine and tertiary education as an academic and administrator,through support for Indigenous students, and to professional associations.Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle, since 2006; Dean, Faculty of Medicine andHealth Sciences, 1984-1997; Years 4 and 5 Coordinator, Medical Program, since 2006;University Council Member, 1987-1992.Professor and Academic Director, Medical Curriculum, Durham University, UK, 2000-2005.Public Health Specialist, Population, Health and Nutrition Department, World Bank,Washington DC, USA, 1981-1983.Earlier Professorial appointments at the University of Ilorin, Nigeria and McMaster University,Ontario, Canada, in the 1970s.Professorial Fellow, University of Sydney, since 2007; Honorary Professor of Medicine inBioethics, Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine.Member/Adviser, The Network:Towards Unity for Health.Chair, Technical Advisory Group, Diarrhoeal Disease Control Program, World HealthOrganisation (WHO), 1987-1991; WHO Consultant and Keynote Speaker on a range ofmedical education matters internationally, since the 1980s.Chairman, WHO/World Bank Mission for the Review of the National Institute of Preventiveand Social Medicine of the Ministry of Health, Bangladesh, 1993-1995.Consultant and Representative of Australian Government to South East Asian Ministers ofEducation Organisation/Tropical Medicine Network Governing Board, 1985-1990.Consultant and Adviser to Australian and several overseas medical schools.Chairman, Consortium for the Quality of Australian Health Care Study, 2002-2005.Chairman, Commonwealth Quality in Health Care Committee, 1993-1997.Foundation Chair, Accreditation Committee, Australian Medical Council, 1985-1991.Chairman, Health Rural Undergraduate Steering Committee, Department of Health andAgeing, in the 1990s.Member, NSW Health Outcomes Forum, in the 1990sMember, Advisory Committee to the NSW Director-General of Health on Future Priorities forMedicine, in the 1990s.Board Member, Hunter Postgraduate Medical Institute, in the 1980s.Member, Board of Directors, Hunter Area Health Service, 1988-1991; Chair, Appointmentsand Credentials Committee, 1988-1991.Awards/recognition include:Appointed an honorary Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 1986; for hisservice while Professor and Academic Director at Durham University.102

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Wayne David HARRISON, PO Box 1090, Surry Hills NSW 2010For service to the arts as a director, writer, producer and performer, to Australiancultural life, and as a supporter of emerging talent.Artistic Director and Executive Producer, Sydney Theatre Company, 1990-1999; Director,Dramaturgical Services, 1986-1990; Inaugural Dramaturg, 1981-1986.Director, Helpmann Awards for Live Performance Australia, 2007-2008.Creative Director, Sydney New Year’s Eve, 2005-2007.Director, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony.Director, Harrison Productions, since 2005.Creative Director, SFX/Backrow and Clear Channel Entertainment, London, UK, 1999-2001.Assistant Director, Northside Theatre Company, 1987-1989.Writer, Director, Producer and Performer, since the 1970s.103

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Barry Thomas HART, PO Box 2128, Echuca Vic 3564For service to conservation and the environment, particularly in the areas of waterquality, aquatic ecology and catchment management, and to education as anacademic and researcher.Emeritus Professor, Monash University, since 2004; Professor, 1994-2003; Head,Department of Chemistry and Biology, 1976-1986; Director, Water Studies Centre,1976-2006.Deputy Director and Director of Research, Co-operative Research Centre for FreshwaterEcology, 1993-2002.Director, Water Science Pty Ltd, since 2003; an environmental consulting companyspecialising in water.Board Member, Murray Darling Basin Authority, since 2009.President and Chair of the Board, Victoria Branch, Greening Australia, 2008-2012.Member, Victorian Environment Protection Authority Board, 2000-2006.Chair, Commonwealth Environmental Water Science Advisory Committee, since 2008.Chair, Science Advisory Panel, Great Barrier Reef Quality Partnership, 2005-2008.Chair, Alligator Rivers Region Technical Advisory Committee, 2001-2005.President, International Association Sediment Water Science, 1993-1996; Board Director,1984-1993.Member, Australian Water Research Council, 1985-1987.Chair, Scientific Advisory Committee, Victorian Strategy for Healthy Rivers, since 2002.Chair, Yarra Coordinating Committee, 2006-2010.Chair, Victorian Environmental Flows Technical Advisory Panel, since 2002.Chair, Gippsland Lakes and Catchment Taskforce, 2006-2011.Member, Victorian Environment Assessment Council, 2004-2009.Chair, Technical Advisory Group, Gippsland Water, 2000-2008.Chair, Gippsland Integrated Natural Resource Management Forum, 2002-2005.Member, Science Reference Committee, Land and Biodiversity White Paper, Government ofVictoria, 2007-2009.Chair, State Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment Committee, 1997-2004.Member, Victorian Catchment Management Council, 1994-2005.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.104

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Keith George HARTMAN, Mosman NSW 2088For service to medicine in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology as a clinician, andthrough executive and fundraising roles with the Friends of the Mater Foundation.Board Director, Mater Hospital North Sydney, 1997-2001.Inaugural Chairman, Friends of the Mater Foundation, since 1999.Established the Capital Appeal to fund the redevelopment of the Mater Hospital, 1998.Chairman, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1990-1994.Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, since 1980.Visiting Specialist, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Royal North Shore Hospital, since 1985.Visiting Specialist, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Mater Misericordiae Private Hospital, since1980.Visiting Specialist, North Shore Private Hospital, since 1997.105

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Alan John HAYES, Bowral NSW 2576For service to the social sciences through the Australian Institute of Family Studies,as a contributor to policy research, and as an academic and author.Director, Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS), since 2004.Since January 2012, the AIFS has been an Australian Government statutory agency in theportfolio of the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.Founding Member, Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, since 2007; Mentor,New Investigators Network.Member, Platforms Advisory Group, Centre for Community Child Health, Royal Children’sHospital.Member and Organiser, International Forum on Family Relationships in Transition- Legislative, Practical and Family Responses, 2005.Dean, Australian Centre for Educational Studies, Macquarie University, until 2004.Chair, Interim Committee for the establishment of the NSW Institute of Teachers, 2002-2004.Visiting Professor, Free University, Berlin, and the Pennsylvania State University, USA.Lecturer/Reader, Fred and Eleanor Schonell Special Education Research Centre, Universityof Queensland, 1978-1995.Member, Longitudinal Studies Advisory Group.Member, Chief Justice’s Family Law Forum, Family Court of Australia.Member, Victims of Crime Research Agenda Advisory Committee, NSW Department ofJustice and Attorney-General.Member, Australian Family and Children Council, 2007-2008.Deputy Chair, Stronger Families and Communities Partnership, 2004-2006.Chairman, Australian Council for Children and Parenting, 2003-2007.Member, Commonwealth Child Care Advisory Council, 1998-2002.Advisory roles with the Australian Rotary Health Research Fund.Member, NSW Child Protection Council.Member, Editorial Board, International journal Family Science, European Society on FamilyRelations.Co-Author, Social Inclusion: Origins, Concepts and Key Themes, 2008.Co-Author, Children Families and Communities: Contexts and Consequences, 1999.Co-Author, Normal and Abnormal Motor Behaviour, 1995.Awards/recognition include:Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship, Free University, Berlin, Germany, 1991.106

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Colleen Patricia HAYWARD, 19 Myrtle Street, Perth WA 6000For service to tertiary education through administrative and research roles, to theadvancement of the rights of Indigenous people, particularly in the areas of socialwelfare, law and justice and children's health.Pro Vice-Chancellor (Equity and Indigenous), Edith Cowan University, 2012.Head, Kurongkurl Katitjin, Centre for Indigenous Australian Education and Research, EdithCowan University, since 2009; Adjunct Professor, 2008; Adjunct Associate Professor, 2005.Manager, Kulunga Research Network, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research,2004-2008.Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal Legal Service Western Australia (Inc), 1997-2002;Special Projects Officer, 1996-1997.Human Resource Officer, Perth Aboriginal Medical Service, 1996-1997.Consultant, Kadidjiny Education, Training and Community Consultancies, since 1996.Teacher, Western Australian Department of Education, 1995-2000; Curriculum Writer,Aboriginal Studies Curriculum Project, 1988-1989; Primary School Teacher, 1975-1985.Vice-President, State School Teachers’ Union of Western Australia, 1990-1993; Organiser,1986-1988 and 1994-1995.Inaugural Board Member, National Congress on Australia’s First Peoples, 2010-2011.Panel Member, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Action Plan, MinisterialCouncil for Education, Early Childhood Development and Youth Affairs, 2010-2014.Director, Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre, since 2010.Member, Ministerial Advisory Council on Child Protection, Western Australian Government,since 2009; Member, Child Death Review, Family and Domestic Violence Advisory Panel,Ombudsman Western Australia, 2009-2011.Board Member, Leadership Western Australia, since 2008.Deputy Chairperson, Aboriginal Advisory Committee, Centre of Aboriginal Studies, CurtinUniversity, 2008-2010.Committee Member, Celebrate Western Australia, since 2008; Chairperson, Selection Panel,Indigenous Leadership and Indigenous Youth Scholarship, since 2008.Participant, 2020 Summit, 2008.Member, Constitutional Centre of Western Australia, since 2006.Board Member, Western Australian Branch, National Heart Foundation, 2006-2008.Involved in the Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey, 2005.Convenor, Aboriginal Education Committee, Australian Education Union, 1986-1996; LifeMember, since 1998.Awards/recognition include:Inducted into the WA Women’s Hall of Fame, 2012.Inducted into the Hall of Fame, Western Australian Department of Education, 2009; for herachievements in Aboriginal Education.National Aboriginal Person of the Year, NAIDOC, 2008.Multicultural Ambassador Award, Western Australian Department of the Premier and Cabinet,2006.107

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMs Jane Elizabeth HAYWARD,C/- Strathewen Primary School, 5 School Ridge Road, Strathewen Vic 3099For service to the community of the Strathewen area, particularly to schoolchildrenand their families, in the aftermath of the 2009 Victorian bushfires.Principal of Strathewen Primary School; instrumental in the relocation and re-opening of theSchool following its destruction in the February 2009 bushfires.Has also been involved in all aspects of the re-building of a new school which re-opened inOctober 2010.Mrs Bettine Garth HEATHCOTE, 34 Sovrano Avenue, Madeley WA 6065For service to aged persons through executive and advisory roles with a range oforganisations, particularly the Council on the Ageing at state and national levels, andto the community.Vice-President, COTA (Council on the Ageing) Australia, 2001; Deputy President, 1999-2001;Chair, National Policy Council, 2006-2011; Chair, Over 50s Ltd.Chair, Board of Council on the Ageing (Australia), 2008-2010.Director and President, COTA, WA, since 2004; Board Member, since 1990; Honorary LifeMember.Chair, Organising Committee, WA Government, Seniors Week and Seniors Awards, from the1990s to 2000; Member, Ministerial Advisory Council for Seniors, 1996-2000; Member, since2009.Chair, WA State Government Committee, International Year of Older Persons, 1998.Member, National Organising Committee, 6th Global Conference on Ageing, 2002.Member, Victim Advisory Committee, Department of the Attorney General.Member, Network Executive, Community Based Home Care Services.Member, Uniting Care Commission.Member, Citizens’ Advice Bureau.Community Representative, Brightwater Community Care.Divisional Manager, Community Support, Wesley Mission, Perth, 2000-2007; Manager,Do Care Program, 1991-2000; Coordinator of Volunteers, 1987-1991.Director, Collegium Symphonic Chorus.108

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Thomas Rex HENDERSON, PO Box 1189, Subiaco WA 6904For service to rural and remote medicine in Western Australia as a paediatrician andneonatologist, to Indigenous health and welfare, and as a mentor.For 40 years Dr Henderson has provided paediatric care to remote communities in WesternAustralia. While working as a general practitioner in the Kimberley region during the early1970s he recognised a need for improved rural and Indigenous health services. With hispilot’s license he developed the Rural Paediatric Service in the early 1980s which provides anoutreach service to remote regions of the state, including the desert communities of theWarburton hinterland, the Great Western Desert of the Pilbara, the Kimberley region andbeyond, and to the Cocos and Christmas Islands.Head, Rural Paediatric Service, Princess Margaret Hospital, WA Department of Health, since1982; Paediatric Consultant and Neonatologist, since 1981; Physician, Regional HealthServices, 1980-1982.Awards/recognition include:Rural Excellence Medal, Royal Australian College of Physicians, 2007.109

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Heather Jeannie HERBERT, Dubbo NSW 2830For service to tertiary education, particularly through improvements to educationaloutcomes for Indigenous people, and to the delivery of learning opportunities acrossregional and remote northern Australia.Foundation Chair, Indigenous Studies, Charles Sturt University.Director, then Vice-Chancellor, Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education, NorthernTerritory, 2006-2009.Honorary Professional Fellow, Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Education,since 2011.Council Member, James Cook University, 1998-2001; Chair, Indigenous Australian Studies,2001-2006; Head, School of Indigenous Australian Studies, 1998-2002; Director, Centre forAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Participation, Research and Development, 1997.Director, Oorala Aboriginal Centre, University of New England, 1996-1997.Chair, Principals Australia Dare to Lead National Steering Committee, since 2008; CommitteeMember, since 2004.Committee Member, Standing Committee on Indigenous Education, Australian Council forEducational Research, since 2007.Member, Indigenous Higher Education Advisory Council, Commonwealth Department ofEducation, Employment and Workplace Relations, 2004-2009.Member, National Indigenous Vocational Education Training Advisory Taskforce, 2007-2008.Advisory Board Member, Yachad Accelerated Learning Project, since 2008.Member, TIMSS-PISA National Advisory Committee, ACER national assessment, since 2009.Chair, Tropical North Queensland Institute of TAFE, 2004-2006; Council Member, for 4 years.Chair, Equity Committee, Queensland Studies Authority, 2003-2005 and Member, 2001-2005;Chair, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Education Committee, 2004-2005.Member, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Education Committee, Board of Senior SecondarySchool Studies, 2001-2002.Member, Queensland Indigenous Education Consultative Body, 2000-2005.Awards/recognition include:Betty Watts Award for research in Indigenous Education, Australian Association for Researchin Education, 2005.110

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Athol HODGSON, Parkdale Vic 3195For service to forestry science, particularly the development of land management andbushfire risk reduction strategies, to emergency service organisations, and to thecommunity of rural Victoria.Forester, Forest Fire Management and Research, for more than 50 years.President and Founder, Forest Fire Victoria Inc, since 2004.A group of forest fire practitioners and scientists brought together to provide and promoteindependent and expert opinion on forest fire management to ensure that Victoria’s forest firemanagement policies and practices are based on science, experience and accountability, andaddress social, economic and environmental values of natural ecosystems; and that thelong-term well-being and safety of forest ecosystems and their surrounding rural communitiesare protected.Co-Author, The Facts Behind the Fire: A Scientific and Technical Review of theCircumstances Surrounding the 2003 Victorian Bushfire Crisis, 2005.Involved in Parliamentary Inquiries into the major Victorian bushfires of 2006-2007 and 2009,and the 2003 bushfires in Canberra and 5 Australian states.Member, Stretton Group, since 2003; the Group is committed to ensuring thatintergenerational responsibility is met by governments committing appropriate money to thefire protection and maintenance of public property, commensurate with its assets value.Board Member, Country Fire Authority, 1985-1987.Employee, Forests Commission Victoria, from 1948 to the mid 1980s; Commissioner ofForests; Chief Fire Officer; Lecturer, School of Forestry Creswick; Fire Research Officer.Awards/recognition include:Winston Churchill Fellowship, 1966; to study fire management in North America.111

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Brand HOFF, 18 Talbot Street, Forrest ACT 2603For service to the information communication technology sector, to innovative productdevelopment and research, and to the community of the Australian Capital Territory.Founding Board Member, National Information Communication and Technology Australia(NICTA), since 2002; Board Member, NICTA Bid Consortium, 2001.Chairman, Knowledge Based Economy Board, ACT Chief Minister's Department, since 2002.Chairman, Canberra Business Council, since 2009; Vice-Chairman, 2008.National Board Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors, 2008; President,ACT Division, since 2008; Councillor, since ca2005.Adjunct Professor, University of Canberra, since 2010; Councillor, 2003-2008.Current Chair, ACT Division, Pearcey Foundation; Judge, ACT Pearcey Award, 2011.Member, Australian Computer Society, since ca1960s.Chairman, ICT SME Joint Industry Government Working Party, Department ofCommunications, Information Technology and the Arts, 2003-2005; Member, 2002-2003.Founder, Canberra Commercial Division, Computer Sciences Australia, 1981-1985.Director, Computer Services, National Library of Australia; Developer, AustralianBibliographic Network.Director, Technical Services, Department of Finance; Designer/Developer, GlobalCommunications Network, ca1970s.Founder and Managing Director, TOWER Software Engineering, 1985-2001.Involved with the development of AS4930 - Australian Standard for Records Management,1995-1996.Developed the TRIM, Electronic Records Management Systems Software (ERMS); Globalleading provider of ERMS; TRIM product is now installed in approximately 32 countries.Fellow, Australian Computer Society, 2008.Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors.Fellow, Australian Institute of Export.Awards/recognition include:Export Hero, Australian Institute of Export, since 2010.112

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Leon Codrington HOLMES, 90A Allinga Avenue, Glenunga SA 5064For service to the community through leadership roles with the Australian Meals onWheels Association at state and national levels, to corporate governance andstructural reform, and to the community of South Australia.President, Meals on Wheels, South Australia, since 2003; Vice-President, 1998-2002;Member, Finance, Audit and Governance Committee, since 1994.President, Australian Meals on Wheels Association, 2006-2011; Vice-President; Member,Board of Governors, since 2004.President, Royal Automobile Association of South Australia (RAA), 2008-2010;Vice-President, 2004; Board Member, since 1994; Chairman, RAA Insurance, 2008-2010.Director, Australian Automobile Association, 2008-2010.Chairman's Representative in South Australia, Shell Australia, 1988-1989; Manager, ShellLiveWIRE SA, 1995-2000.Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors.Member, Rotary Club of Adelaide, since 1988.Awards/recognition include:Paul Harris Fellow, 1991.Dr Nicholas Charles HOPE,854 Seminole Way, Redwood City CA 94062, United States of AmericaFor service to the international business and finance sector, particularly the economicdevelopment of emerging nations, through senior leadership roles with banking andacademic institutions.Director, Stanford Centre for International Development, USA, since 2007; Deputy Director1998-2007.Oversees and conducts research on major developing countries, especially China, andorganises events (conferences, seminars and lectures), both in USA and the countries, atwhich their options for economic policy reform are debated.Held various executive positions in the World Bank during his work there as an economist,1977-1998.Contributed to innovations in the recording, reporting and analysis of international debtstatistics; and supported the Bank’s advisory and lending activities in East Asia, especiallythrough his leadership of the Bank Office of Jakarta, and as Director of the country programsfor China and Mongolia.113

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Anne Dorothy HOWE, Largs North SA 5016For service to public administration in South Australia through executive and advisoryroles with economic, water, construction and horticultural organisations.Chief Executive, South Australian Water Corporation (SA Water), 2001-2010; Acting ChiefExecutive, 2000-2001; Board Member, 2000-2010.Deputy Chief Executive, Department for Administrative and Information Services, 1997-2000.Chief Executive, Department for State Government Services (Services SA), 1995-1997.Chief Executive Officer, Department for Building Management, 1993-1995.Director of Public Sector Reform, Office of Public Sector Reform, 1992-1993.Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Department for Family and Community Services, 1989-1992.Director of Policy and Planning, Children's Services Office, 1987-1989; Regional Director,1985-1987.Chair, Committee for Economic Development of Australia, State Advisory Council (SA),2007-2010; Member, National Board of Directors.Chair, Institute of Public Administration Australia (South Australia), 2007-2009.Deputy Commissioner, Murray Darling Basin Commission, 2002-2005.Chair, Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA), 2003-2005; Deputy Chair,2002-2003; Director, CRC for Water Quality and Treatment (preceding WSAA).Chair, Holdfast Shores, Project Control Group, 1997-2000.Chair, State Supply Board (South Australia), 1996-2000.Chair, Australian Procurement and Construction Council, 1996-1999.Deputy Chairperson, National Public Works Council, 1994-1996.Deputy Chairperson, Federal Government's Construction Industry Development Agency,1994-1995.Board Member, South Australian Government Financing Authority Advisory Board,2002-2010.Board Member, Botanic Gardens of Adelaide and State Herbarium (South Australia),2006-2010.Board Member, Economic Development Board South Australia, Projects Coordination Board,2007-2008.Board Member, Construction Industry Training Board, 1997-2004.Board Member of the National Building and Construction Committee; the South AustralianGovernment Captive Insurance Corporation Board; and the Playford Centre, 1997-2001.Councillor, Australian Institute of Company Directors (South Australia), 1996-1999.Board Member, South Australian Urban Project Authority, 1995-1997.Fellow, Institute of Public Administration Australia.Awards/recognition include:Industry Woman of the Year 'Nancy Millis Award', Australian Water Association, 2009.114

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Klaus HUENEKE, 2 Lambell Close, Palmerston ACT 2913For service to conservation and the environment as an historian, author andphotographer, and to the preservation of Australia's built heritage, particularly in theSnowy Mountains region.President, Kosciuszko Huts Association, 1980-1981; Huts Maintenance Officer, 1977-1980;Member, since 1974; Life Member.Member, Nature Conservation Committee, National Trust of Australia (NSW), 1972-1973;Member, Conservation and Landscape Committee, 1971-1972.Member of various committees, National Parks Association of NSW, 1967-1970.Life Member, Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife.Publications include:- A String of Pearls: The South Coast of NSW, 2011.- Mountain Landscapes and Historic Huts: Namadgi, Kosciusko, Victorian Alps, Tasmania,2006.- Huts in the Victorian Alps and the People Who Built Them, 2003; $1,000 donated to theVictorian High Country Huts Association.- One Step at a Time, 1999.- People of the Australian High Country, 1994.- Kosciusko: Where the Ice Trees Burn, 1990.- Kiandra to Kosciusko, 1987.- Huts of the High Country, 1982.- Beyond the Cotter (Co-Author), 1979.- Exploration Creativity (Co-Author), 1978.Responsible for interviewing over 100 people from the high country between 1970 and 1985,of which 42 interview tapes and transcripts are held by the National Library of Australia.Donated a collection of his own papers and that of his father, Walter Hueneke (1930-2002), tothe manuscript collection of the National Library of Australia, 2007.115

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Tony HYAMS, Melbourne Vic 3000For service to the superannuation industry through leadership and executive roles, tothe financial services sector, to the Parliament of Victoria, and to the community.Chairman, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, since July 2011.Chairman, Australian Reward Investment Alliance, 2009-2011.Chairman, Military Superannuation and Benefits Board, 2008-2011.Director, Australian Government Employees Superannuation Trust, ca2000-2010; Chair,Investment Committee, ca2005-2010.Senior Adviser, Credit Suisse; former Chief Executive.Director, Blue Star Print Group (NZ), 2001-2007.Director, Australian Pacific Airports Corporation, 1997-2004.Director, Australian Infrastructure Fund Ltd, 1996-2004.Former Chairman, Hubbub Group of Companies.Member, Global Agenda Council, World Economic Forum, since ca2009.Member, Parliament of Victoria, 1992-1996.Director, Australian Maritime Safety Authority; Deputy Chair, ca2007-2010.116

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Rodney Myles HYMAN, Mosman NSW 2088For service to the plant and machinery valuation industry through the AustralianProperty Institute, to professional organisations, and to the community.Founder, Rod Hyman Asset Services Pty Ltd (t/a RHAS), since 1999.Member, National Financial Committee, Australian Property Institute, 2001-2005; Member,Awards Judging Panel, 1999; Member, Valuers Professional Board, 1995-2000; Member,National Education Committee, 1996-1998; Chair, Quality Assurance Committee, 1996.NSW Divisional Councillor, 1995-2007 and 2010-2012; Vice-President, NSW Division,2001-2002; Treasurer, 1989-1999.Convenor and Lecturer, Advanced Professional Certificate in the Valuation of Plant andMachinery, Sydney (UTS/API), since 2003.Convenor and Lecturer, Professional Certificate in the Valuation of Plant and Machinery,Sydney (UTS/API), since 2003.Chair, Machinery and Business Assets Faculty Board, Royal Institution of CharteredSurveyors, 2004-2008; Member, since 2001; Member, Oceania Property Board, since 2007.Member, International Plant and Machinery Valuation Conference Committee, since 1998;has twice convened the Conference, and chaired the Conference in Beijing in 2011.Board Member, Australian Valuation and Property Standards Board, 2005-2011.Guest lecturer, University of Western Sydney, since 1998.Member, NSW Divisional Council Australian Institute of Valuers and Land Economists, 1994.Member, Family Law Division, Law Council of AustraliaMember: Jewellery and Allied Trades Valuers Council, 1979-2010.Board Member, Auctioneers and Valuers Association, 1977-1982.Board Member, Cremorne Synagogue, since 2011.Board Member, Kehillat Masada Synagogue; Chairman, Strategy Committee.Board Member, Western Sydney Connection.Life Fellow, Australian Property Institute, since 2007.Fellow, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.Fellow, Property Institute of New Zealand.Retired Fellow, Australian Marketing Institute.117

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Zigismunds INGE, Toorak Vic 3142For service to building and construction, particularly the retirement village industry, asa financial supporter of health, sporting and children's organisations, and toprofessional associations.Founder and Joint Managing Director, Zig Inge Group.Pioneer of the retirement village industry in Australia through the development andmanagement of retirement villages; developed Australia’s first strata title retirement village atDonvale, Victoria, 1978.Pioneer in the financial structure of individually titled resident-funded retirement villages; theDeferred Management Fee system is now the funding structure of the retirement villageindustry.Owned and operated 19 retirement villages and 6 Lifestyle Apartment Complexes in Victoria,NSW, Queensland and the ACT, providing over 2,500 accommodation units; Business sold in2007.Founder, Zig Inge Foundation, since 2008; the Foundation provides philanthropic support to arange of community groups including:- Murdoch Children’s Research Institute.- The Reach Foundation.- Chances for Children.- Coeliac Research Fund.- Inspire Foundation.- Rollercoaster Theatre.- AIME.- Epworth Hospital.Member and philanthropic supporter, Melbourne Football Club, since the 1980s.Member, Housing Industry Association.Member, Master Builders Association,Member, Real Estate Institute of Victoria.Awards/recognition include:Inducted into the Hall of Fame, Swinburne University Australian Graduate School ofEntrepreneurship, 2007.118

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Graham Jack INNS, 60 Gover Street, North Adelaide SA 5006For service to business and commerce, particularly through the Australian Institute ofManagement, to local government, and to the community.National President, Australian Institute of Management (AIM), 1994-1995; Deputy NationalPresident, 1992-1993; National Councillor, 1983-1985 and 1992-1996.State President, 1983-1985; Deputy State President, 1981-1983.State Councillor (SA), 1974-1987 and 1991-1995.Chairman, Board of Trustees, AIM SA School of Management, 1996-2006.Deputy Lord Mayor, Adelaide City Council, 1998; Councillor, 1995-1998.Chair, Adelaide Georgetown Sister City Committee, 1985-2000.Board Member, Council on the Ageing South Australia, since 2010.Director, Southern Adelaide Health Service, 2005-2008; Chair, Audit and Risk ManagementCommittee.Board Member, Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia.National Director, Arthritis Foundation of Australia, 1994-2002; Chairman, Arthritis FoundationSouth Australia, 1994-2002; National Director, Arthritis Taskforce, 2002-2004.Chair, Adelaide Radiotherapy Centre, 2003-2009.Director, TXU Australia, 1996-2004; Member, Audit Committee.Chairman, South Australian Greyhound Racing Authority, 1995-2000.Deputy Chairman, Careers Advisory Board, University of Adelaide, 1994-2000.Board Member, National Motor Museum, 1992-1998.Chairman, Mary Potter Foundation of South Australia, 1990-1994; Member, 1989-1994.Fellow, Australian Institute of Management, since 1973; Life Fellow, 1996.119

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMrs Audrey JACKSON, Little Grove, Albany WA 6330For service to education through the activities of the independent schools sector on astate and national level, to vocational learning and training, and as Headmistress ofSt Mary's Anglican Girls' School.Education Consultant, since 2008.Executive Director, Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia,1997-2008;Member, National Standing Committee, 1987-1993 and 1995-1997; Treasurer, 1989-1993;Chair, Western Australian Branch, 1987-1989 and 1995-1997; President, 1988-1990;Delegate, National Council, 1989-1990; Secretary (WA), 1985-1987.Chair, Country High School Hotels Authority, Office of the State Training Board, Departmentof Training and Workforce Development, since 2010; Member, since 2009.Representative, Independent Schools Council of Australia, 1989-2008.Chair, Great Southern Grammar School, 2012.Member, Governing Council, Great Southern Institute of Technology, 2012.Chair, Perth College, 2005-2009; Member, 1998-2009.Chair, Scitech, 2002-2007; Member, 1998-2007.Chair, Anglican Schools Commission, 1993-1995; Member, 1986-1997.Pro Chancellor, Curtin University of Technology, 1992-1996; Chair, Education and GeneralPolicy Committee, 1990-1996; Member, 1989-1996.Member, Western Australian Aboriginal Education and Training Council.Council Member, Wesley College, 2009-2011.Acting Principal, Penrhos College, 2010.Headmistress, St Mary's Anglican Girls' School, 1983-1997.Fellow, Australian Institute of Management.Fellow, Australian College of Educators, 1992.Honorary Fellowship, Council for Educational Leaders, 2004.Awards/recognition include:Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Curtin University of Technology, 1998.120

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Robert Siebrand JANSEN, Killara NSW 2071For service to medical research and education in Australia and internationally asan academic, particularly in the field of human reproductive genetics and in-vitrofertilisation, and as a clinician and author.Clinical Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sydney, since 1993.Involved with developing research into the environment in which an embryo grows, singleembryo transfer, and the development of genetic medical knowledge in developing options forcouples to have healthy children.Involved in establishing the sub-speciality training program in Reproductive Endocrinologyand Infertility (REI), Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians andGynaecologists; inaugual Chairman, REI Sub-Specialty Board, 1991-1997.Founding Managing Director, Sydney IVF (now Genea), since 1986.Consultant, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, since 2001; Head,Department of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, 1990-1999; Visiting Medical Officer,1980-2001.President, World Congress on In-Vitro Fertilisation and Human Reproductive Genetics,Sydney, 1999.Member, Medical Research Ethics Committee, National Health and Medical ResearchCouncil, 1982-1988; Member, various working parties, 1994-1997.121

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Kenneth Stephen JASPER, 97 Nash's Road, Rutherglen Vic 3685For service to the Parliament of Victoria, and to the community of the Murray Valley,through advocacy and support roles for the performing arts, multicultural, transport,health and emergency service organisations.Service to the Parliament of Victoria includes:Nationals Member of the Legislative Assembly, Murray Valley, 1976-2010; Acting Speaker, 2004-2010.Former Deputy Chair, Parliamentary Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee.Secretary, National Party, 1982-1992; Member, since 1976.Spokesperson on tourism, small business and employment, 1979-2008.Secretary, Annual Conference of State Parliamentarians, 1983-2010.Secretary/Treasurer, Murray Valley District Council, for 9 years.Former Secretary/Treasurer, Rutherglen Branch, Country Party.Former Councillor, Wangaratta College of TAFE.Vice-President, Wangaratta Sports Club, for over 20 years; Life Member; Member, for over 30 years;Member, Wangaratta Turf Club; Wangaratta Football Netball Club; and Wangaratta Rovers FootballNetball Club.Voluntary AGM Chairman, Merriwa Industries, for over 30 years.Supporter of the Arts, including the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz, the Wangaratta Players, theWangaratta Arts Council, the Exhibitions Gallery, the Wangaratta Choristers, and the WangarattaPerforming Arts Centre.Life Member, Burramine Sports Club.Member, Yarrawonga Football Netball Club, for over 30 years.Supporter of the foot running carnival - the Burramine Gift.Involvement with the the Italian community of Cobram and district; established a Sister Cityarrangement with Varapodio in Italy, 2005; involved in the staging of italFest, since 2004; involved inthe development of the Cobram Italian Social Club, in the early 1980s.Involved in the retention of the Cobram Agricultural Office, in the 1980s.Member, Cobram Football Netball Club, for over 30 years.Responsible for the rebuilding of the Numurkah Secondary College.Supporter of NOVAS, the adult training and support service for people with disabilities.Supporter, Numurkah Agricultural and Pastoral Society, Show Us Ya Wheels, Katunga Primary School,local Fire Brigades, and the Numurkah Men’s Shed.Life Member, Numurkah Agricultural Society.Instrumental in promoting the local wine industry through a range of events including the RutherglenWinery Walkabout, Rutherglen Wine Festival, Rutherglen Country Fair, Rutherglen Wine Experience,and the Celebrity Grape Tread, since 1967.Commissioner, Rutherglen Waterworks Trust, prior to 1976.Secretary, Rutherglen Development Association.Secretary/Treasurer, Murray Rowing Association, for 30 years.Secretary/Treasurer, Rutherglen Lake Rowing Club, for 12 years; Cox and Coach, for 20 years.President, Rutherglen Apex Club, 1975; Charter Member, 1964-1978.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.New boat named in his honour, Murray Rowing Association, 2010.122

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Christopher Richard JOHNSON, 39 Forbes Street, Newtown NSW 2042For service to architecture in the field of urban design and the development of majorpublic projects, to policy implementation and reform, and to professional organisations.Chief Executive Officer, Urban Task Force.Vice-Chairman, Design Excellence Review Panel, Barangaroo Development, DarlingHarbour, 2009-2011.Executive Director, Special Projects, NSW Department of Planning, 2005-2009.Director, 9th World Congress of Metropolis (World Association of Major Metropolises), 2008.NSW Government Architect, 1995-2005.Chairman, Olympic Design Review Panel, 1995-2000.Board Member, Building Code of Australia.Member Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority Board.Member, Central Sydney Planning Committee, for 10 years.Member, NSW Heritage Council, for 10 years.President, Royal Australian Institute of Architects, NSW, 1982-1984.Life Fellow, Australian Institute of Architects.Awards/recognition include:Centenary Medal, 2001.Mr Leigh Frederic JOWETT, 1114 Buxton-Marysville Road, Marysville Vic 3779For service to the community of the Marysville area through the provision ofassistance and support to residents during, and in the aftermath of, the 2009 Victorianbushfires.After defending his own home from the fire during the bushfires of February 2009 in theMarysville region, Mr Jowett, provided assistance and support to others within the town, thenvolunteered his ongoing services to the authorities in locating missing and deceasedresidents.123

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMs Jean Maxwell KELSO, Osborne SA 5017For service to the performing arts as a senior soloist, through mentoring roles, as theFounder and Director of the Hope and Harmony Choir, and to the community.Senior Soloist and Chorus Member, Opera Australia, 1985-2005; performed in over 75 majoroperatic works; mentor to younger choristers.Life Member, Friends of Opera Australia.Soloist, many concerts and recitals in and around Sydney and Adelaide.Founder and Director, Hope and Harmony Choir, since 2008.Leader, informal singing groups at a women's centre in Stepney, SA and local churches.Resident Administrator, low-cost residential units operated by the South Sydney UnitingChurch (Redfern/Waterloo area); organised free concerts and other events in the units' hall;leader in establishing the church's Eden Community Garden (run by people with HIV/AIDS);instrumental in establishing a weekly shelter for the homeless in the Church Hall; Member,Church Council, for several decades.Fundraises for charities by singing and playing the Celtic Harp; entertains at hospitals andnursing homes and encourages professional music colleagues to join her.Entertains at many Scottish celebrations including Ceilidhs, Burns Nights, Tartan Days andCaledonian concerts through song, harp playing and story telling.Awards/recognition include:Honoured on her retirement by her photo portrait being hung in the Company Centre ofOpera Australia, 2005.124

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAProfessor Anne Margaret KEOGH,Heart Transplant Unit, Xavier 4, St Vincent's Public Hospital,Victoria Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010For service to medicine in the field of cardiac transplantation, advanced heart failureand pulmonary hypertension as a clinician and researcher, to professionalassociations, and to the community in the area of animal welfare.Senior Transplant Cardiologist, Heart Transplant Unit, St Vincent's Public Hospital, since1989; leading role in the clinical evaluation of new treatments for primary pulmonaryhypertension, advance heart failure and heart transplant immunosuppression in Australia.Joint Head, Clinical Research Program, Heart Transplant Unit, St Vincent's Public Hospital,1990-2012; (Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute).Founder and Head of Pulmonary Hypertension Unit, St Vincent's Hospital, 1999-2012.Professor in Medicine, St Vincent's Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine, University of NewSouth Wales (conjoint), since 2006; Associate Professor in Medicine, 1998-2006; SeniorLecturer, 1991-1999.Visiting Transplant Cardiologist, Prince of Wales Children's Hospital, 1990-1995.Published over 250 peer-reviewed articles and 300 abstracts, since 1984.Founder and Inaugural President, Pulmonary Hypertension Society of Australia and NewZealand, 2010-2012.President, International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation, 2000-2001; BoardMember, 1996-1999.Board Member, Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand, 1998-1999; Secretary, NSWBranch, Regional Committee, 1991-1996; Member, Scientific Committee, 1985-1989;Member, Clinical Trials Working Party.Member, Transplantation Society of Australia and New Zealand, 1988-2012.Co-Founder and President, Cardiac Club of Australia and New Zealand, 1986-1987.Honorary Associate Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Sydney, 1999-2004.Assistant Editor, Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation.Reviewer for multiple international journals; author of textbook chapters.Trustee, Medical Advances without Animals; research progress without the use of animals,2007-2012.Honorary Scientific Associate, Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales (Taronga),1996-2000.Honorary Associate, Great Apes Project, University of Sydney.Supporter, Bush Heritage of Australia, Australian Wildlife Conservancy, and Australian andinternational animal welfare groups.Fellow, Royal Australian College of Physicians.Fellow, Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand, 2005.Honorary Fellow, Pulmonary Vascular Research Institute, 2009-2012.Honorary Member, American Society of Transplant Physicians.Honorary Member, American Society of Transplant Surgeons.Awards/recognition include:Australia Day Ambassador, Australia Day Council, 1997-2003.Fullbright Australian American Ambassadorial Scholarship, 1989.125

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIADr Glen Ashley KILE, Brighton Vic 3186For service to forest science, biosecurity and sustainable forestry through research,leadership and management.Managing Director, Forest and Wood Products Australia, 2007-2008; Director, 2002-2007.Executive Director, Forest and Wood Products Research and Development Corporation,2002-2007.Chief, Forestry and Forest Products, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial ResearchOrganisation, 1996-2001; Chief, Division of Forestry, 1992-1995; Inaugural Director,Co-operative Research Centre (CRC) for Temperate Hardwood Forestry, 1990-1991;Program Manager, Hardwood Plantations, Forestry and Forest Products, 1987-1991;Research Scientist, 1975-1991; Representative, Greening Australia Council, 1994-1998.Biologist, Forest Institute, Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, 1972-1975.Director, Plant Health Australia, 2007-2011.Chairman, Victorian Division, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences andEngineering, since 2009; Member, Victorian Divisional Committee, since 2006.Member, UN Forum on Forests Bureau, 2007-2009.Member, Advisory Board, Australian Biosecurity Intelligence Network, since 2008.Visitor, CRC for Forestry, since 2008; Board Member, various CRCs, 1992-2001.Member, Timber Expert Reference Panel, Green Building Council of Australia, 2008-2009.Member, Forestry Expert Panel, Natural Resource Commission of NSW, 2009.Chairman, Standing Committee on Forestry, 1999-2000; Chairman, Forest HealthCommittee, 1997-2001; Member, 1988-1991.Board Member, Asia-Pacific Association of Forest Research Institutions, 1997-2000.Overseas Vice-President, British Mycological Society, 1994.Regional Councillor, Tasmania, Australasian Plant Pathology Society, 1985-1990; SeniorEditor, Australian Plant Pathology, 1991-2001; current Emeritus Member; Founding Member,1969.Chairman, Forest Pathology Committee, International Society of Plant Pathology, 1980-1987.Chairman/Deputy Chairman, International Union of Forestry Research Organisations,1973-1983; Convenor, International Conference, 1983.Trustee, J W Gottstein Memorial Trust, 1997-2008.Fellow, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering.Awards/recognition inclde:Centenary Medal, 2001.126

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Peter Stannett KINGSTON, Lavender Bay NSW 2060For service to the visual arts as a painter, printmaker and cartoonist, and to thepreservation and conservation of the natural environment and historical locations.Mr Kingston is a contemporary Sydney painter, printmaker and cartoonist with a careerspanning 40 years. His work depicts many of Sydney's heritage locations including theharbour surrounds of Luna Park, the Opera House, Botanic Gardens, Finger Wharves andTaronga Zoo.His work is held in various public collections including the National Gallery of Australia, mostState and Regional Galleries, the Museum of Sydney, the Mitchell Library, the National FilmLibrary in Tokyo, Japan, and the Bibliotheque de la Ville in Belgium.During the 1970s he was part of the ‘Yellow House collective’ that included the late BrettWhiteley AO, Martin Sharp AM, and Ellis Fogg.His sculptures which have been installed along Lavender Bay boardwalk - depicting children’sliterature characters including Blinky Bill, Boofhead and Ginger Megs (known as the HiddenTreasures Collection when donated to the community).He has held numerous solo exhibitions since 1978, particularly Australian Galleries, Sydney.Numerous Groups Exhibitions including Australian Galleries, Sydney; Museum of Sydney,S H Ervin Gallery; and Art Gallery of New South Wales.Involved in the establishment of the ‘Artists in Residence’ program at Taronga Zoo (whereeach year artists donate their works for auction by the Zoo); also supported the Taronga andTaronga Western Plains Zoos’ Tasmanian Devil and Asian Elephant breeding programsthrough the donation of his works.Actively involved in the campaign to save Luna Park and the historic elements of itssurrounds.Volunteer and advocate for the conservation of the home of May Gibbs - 'Nutcote'.Actively campaigned for the preservation of Hinchinbrook Island as a World Heritage area,the retention of historic pier 2/3 at Walsh Bay, and the inclusion of the Drip Water Gorge intothe state national park on the Goulburn River at Ulan, New South Wales.127

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Spiros Jeff KONSTANTINOU, Canberra ACT 2600For service to business and commerce, particularly in the property construction andmanagement sector, as a supporter of a range of charitable organisations, and to theGreek community of the Australian Capital Territory.Managing Director, Konstantinou Group, since ca1985.Involved in funding and constructing Canberra International Sports and Aquatic Centre,Belconnen, on behalf of the ACT Government, 2001.Founder, The Club Group, 2003.Owner/operator, Fedra Olive Grove, since 2001.Financial Contributor and Member, Greek Orthodox Community, Church of Saint Nicholas,since the 1960s.Involved with the Canberra Hellenic Club.Board Member and Financial Supporter, Canberra Cosmos Soccer Team.Financial and Organisational Supporter, Capital Football.Supporter, Canberra Raiders Rugby League Football Club.Financial supporter of a range of charitable organisations, including Diabetes ACT.Mr John Adrian LAWLER APM, ACTFor service to public administration in the area of crime investigation and preventionthrough executive roles, and to national and international law enforcement.Chief Executive Officer, Australian Crime Commission, since 2009.Key role in the formulation of the National Criminal Intelligence Collaborative Strategies in thefight against organised crime.Deputy Commissioner, Australian Federal Police (AFP), 2004-2009.Assistant Commissioner, Sydney Office, 2001-2003; responsible for managing the AFP'sactivities in New South Wales.Commander, Protective Security, 1999-2001; oversaw the protection of VIPs and thosepeople on the National Witness Protection Program.AFP Senior Liaison Officer, Washington DC, USA, 1997-1999.Member, Internal Security and Audit Division, 1993-1997.Leading role in Australia’s largest counter-terrorism operation - Operation Pendennis, 2003.Chair, National Police Memorial Steering Committee, for the establishment of an AustralianNational Police Memorial, completed in 2006.Key role in Australia's response to the crash of a Garuda Indonesia flight in Yogyakarta,Indonesia, 2007.Awards/recognition include:Australian Police Medal, 2003.128

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Gregory Arthur LEWIN, 160 Barkly Street, Carlton Vic 3053For service to the profession of chemical engineering through senior roles in thepetroleum industry, to business and commerce, and to professional organisations.President, Shell Global Solutions International, 2003-2009.Executive Vice-President, Shell Downstream, 2002-2009.Executive Vice-President, Strategy, Portfolio and Environment, Shell Oil Products.Vice-President, Manufacturing, Supply and Distribution, Shell Europe, from 1995.Manufacturing and Supply Director, Norske Shell, Norway, 1992-1995.Employee, Shell Australia and the East and Australasian Region, 1975-1992.President, World Council of Chemical Engineers, since February 2012.President, Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2006-2007; President-elect, 2005; Past President,2009.Chairman, Molopo Energy Ltd, since 2011.Non-Executive Director, Alinta Energy, since 2011.Independent Non-Executive Director and Member, Risk, Safety, Health and EnvironmentCommittee, Sasol Ltd, 2010-2011.Chairman, Industry Advisory Group, Melbourne University Chemical Engineering, since 2011.International Fellow, Royal Academy of Engineers.Fellow, Institute of Chemical Engineers.129

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAMr Lancelot Graham LIGHTFOOT, 6 Wahroonga Avenue, Wahroonga NSW 2076For service to the container shipping industry, to the development and promotion ofAustralia's international trade networks, as a supporter of the welfare of merchantmariners, and to the community.Managing Director, Blue Star Line (Australia) Pty Ltd, 1973-1996.Chairman, Blue Star Line (Asia) Pty Ltd, 1973-1996.Previously with ACTA Shipping Pty Ltd, 1966-1973; closely involved with the pioneering workassociated with the introduction of containerised shipping in Australia.National President, Australian Chamber of Shipping (now known as Shipping Australia Ltd),1982-1986; Member, National Council, 1986-1996.National President, Australian Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1987-1990; Patronand Life Member, since 1996.Chairman, Australia USA Container Line Association, 1991-1996.Chairman, Australia Saudi Business Council, 1990-1993.Chairman, Shipping Conferences Ltd, 1987-1990; Inaugural Director, 1986.Chairman, Middle East Gulf Conference, at various stages.Chairman, Board of Trustees, Sydney Bethel Union (SBU), since 2002; Trustee, since 1995;SBU provides for the welfare of seafarers visiting the Ports of Sydney, Newcastle and PortKembla.Deputy Chairman, Australian Mariners' Welfare Society; Council Member; Chairman, FinanceCommittee; Member, since 1992.President, Rotary Club of Sydney Cove, 1989-1990; Honorary Member.Board Member, Warrawee Men's Bowling Club.130

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIAThe Honourable David Edward LLEWELLYN, 11 Corinth Street, Howrah Tas 7018For service to the Parliament of Tasmania, particularly through contributions in theportfolio areas of planning, resources, primary industry, Police and emergencymanagement and health, to the community, and to the Anglican Church in Tasmania.Service to the Parliament of Tasmania includes:Deputy Premier, 2004-2006.Minister, Planning, 2008-2010.Minister, Resources, 2008-2010.Minister, Corrections and Consumer Protection, 2008.Minister, Justice, 2008.Attorney General, 2008.Minister, Primary Industries and Water, 2006-2010.Minister, Energy, 2006-2010.Minister, Police and Emergency Management, 2006-2008.Minister, Health and Human Services, 2002-2006.Minister, Police and Public Safety, 1998-2006.Minister, Primary Industries, Water and the Environment, 1998-2002.Leader of Government Business, House of Assembly, 2004-2010.Shadow Minister, IT and Telecommunications, 1997-1998.Shadow Minister, Police and Emergency Management, 1986.Shadow Minister, Primary Industries, 1986.Opposition Whip, 1988.Member (ALP) for Lyons, 1986-2010.Life Member, Australian Labor Party, 2011.Vineyard owner, since 2008.Chairman, Anglicare Tasmania; Deputy Chair; Member, 1992-1998; Life Member, Anglicare,2010.Member of the Trustees, Diocese of Tasmania, since 2010.Chair, Diocesan Remunerations Commission, Anglican Church in Tasmania, since 1999;Synod Representative, 1975-1995.Mr Neil William LOWRIE, Millswood SA 5034For service to the community through executive roles with residential aged careservice providers, to the law, and to the Uniting Church in South Australia.Chairman, Eldercare, 1988-2009; Board Member, since 1988; operated by the UnitedChurch.Judge, South Australian District Court, 1985-2004.Partner, Jeffcott Chambers, 1982-1985.Partner, Olsson and Lowrie, for 20 years.Board Member, Service to Youth Council, for many years.Board Member, Townsend House, 1969-1981; Life Member.Volunteer worker, Catherine House shelter for homeless women.131