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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
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