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20 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 13 June, 2018 Service includes: Uniting Church in Australia: Chair, Assembly Finance, Audit and Risk Committee, since 2004. Co-Opted Member, Assembly Standing Committee, since 2002. Chair, Uniting Church Trust Association Limited, 2001-2012. Member, NSW/ACT Synod Business Committee, since 2016. Chair, NSW/ACT Synod Governance, Nominations and Remuneration Committee, current. Member, Standing Committee, NSW/ACT Synod, 2003-2011. Board Member, Uniting Resources, 2002-2010. Uniting Church Sydney North: Chair, Presbytery Finance and Business Committee, since 2004; Presbytery Secretary, 2009-2013. Chair, Presbytery Standing Committee, 2008- 2010. Member, Presbytery Standing Committee, 2005-2013. Presbytery Member, since 2002; Member, Interim Joint Ku-Ring-Gai and Sydney North Presbytery Standing Committee, 2015-2016. Uniting Church Lane Cove: Congregational Chair, since 2001; Treasurer, since 2002; Council Chair, 2001-2006; Council Member, since 2000; Member, Property Committee, since 2000; Congregation Member, since 1979. UnitingCare Ageing: Chair, Northern Sydney Regional Aged Care Board, 2003-2009; Member, Northern Sydney Regional Aged Care Board, 2003-2010; Chair, Kamilaroi Aged Care, 1994-2003. Board Member, Lynvale Nursing Home, 1993-1994. Wesley College, University of Sydney: Council Chair, 2010-2015. Council Member, 2006- 2009; Chair, Finance Committee, 2006-2009; Chair, Exodus Foundation, 2011- 2013. Chair, Lifeline Macarthur, 2003-2008. * * * DONNA BAKER of LaneCovefor service to sport in a range of roles. Service includes: NSW Interschools Snowsports Organisation (NSW Interschools): Co-founder, 1987; Events Manager andCo-ordinator, since 1987. Board Director, NSW Snowsports, current; Member, National Participation Committee, Ski and Snowboard Australia, current. Member, Championships Committee, Australian Interschools Snowsports, current. Athletics Co-ordinator, NSW Combined Catholic Colleges, current. Co-ordinator, various sports, Independent Girls Schools Sports Association, current. Director of Sport (paid position), Loreto Kirribilli School, Kirribilli, current. Catholic Girls Secondary Schools Sports Association: Treasurer, since 1998; Athletics Coordinator; Executive Committee Member, various committees, current. Northern Suburbs Netball Association: Grounds Convenor, since QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2018 MEMBER (OAM) IN GENERAL DIVISION PETER ANDREWS of LaneCove for service to the Uniting Church in Australia through a range of voluntary roles. 2014; Umpires Convenor, 2001-2013. Treasurer, 1998-2000; Committee Member, various Committees, since 1982; Life Member, 1997; Member, since 1979. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Pat Clark Service Award, Northern Suburbs Netball Association, 2016 and 1995; Recipient, President’s Award, Northern Suburbs Netball Association, 2005. * * * JOHN GOSS of Balmainfor service to motor sports. Service includes: Australian Motor Racing Driver,1960-1991. Winner, Bathurst 1000, Class B works Mercedes Benz W190 E16, 1990; Winner, Bathurst 1000, with TWR partner Armin Hahne, works Group A Jaguar, 1985. Winner, 41st Australian Grand Prix, Sandown Park, Matich Repco A53, 1976. Winner, final round, Tasmanian International Trophy Series, Sandown Park, 1975; Winner, Bathurst 1000, with Kevin Bartlett, Falcon GT Coupe, 1974. Winner, South Pacific Touring Car Championship, Falcon GT Coupe, 1974; Winner, Sandown 250 Mile Endurance Race, Falcon GTHO Phase III, 1972; Winner, Toby Lee Series, Oran Park, NSW, Faclon GTHO, 1971; Winner, NSW Sports Car Championship, including Bathurst Easter Sports Car Trophy Race, Tornado Ford, 1966-1968. Ford Motor Company produced the‘Goss Special’ Falcon Coupe, a limited production run of approximately 1000 vehicles to mark Ford’s 50th anniversary in Australia, 1975. Presenter Weekly Automotive Program, Commonwealth Broadcasting Network (2UW), including live reports from the Indianapolis 500 car race in the USA, 1970-1975. Senior Engine Fitter and Test Mechanic, FIA F1 engines, Brabham and Rindt, sports car engines Matich, Repco Brabham Engines, Victoria, 1969. Designed and constructed the Tornado Ford 2.8l sportsprototype, 1964- 1966. * * * SHARON KELLY of Ryde for service to netball. Service includes: Local, State, National and International Netball Umpire, 1997-2015. Has officiated at over 100 international matches including five Commonwealth Games and four Netball World Cups, ANZ Championship Grand Finals from 2008 until 2015 and at other State and local competition matches. International Netball Federation: Member, Officiating Advisory Group, since 2016; Member, International Umpire Award Testing Panel, since 2016; Netball Australia Member, High Performance Umpire Coaches Panel - Australian Netball League, since 2016. Member, National Grading and Endorsement Panel, 2005-2012. Member, Rules Review Committee, 2006-2009; Netball NSW Umpire Mentor, Club, Association and Member Organisations, since 1998. Former Presenter, Level 2 Umpire courses. Member, Northern Suburbs Netball Association, current. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Spirit of Netball Award, Netball Australia, 2014. Named Australia’s Netball Umpire of the Year, 13 times since 2001. Recipient, Official of the Year Award, NSW Sports Federation, 2014, 2011, 2010, 2006, 2001; Recipient, Official of the Year Award, Sports Industry Australia, 2002. * * * MICHELLE SLOANE of Chatswoodfor service to the community through a range of organisations. Service includes: Willoughby Council: Councillor, 2012-2017. Deputy Mayor, 2015- 2016; Member, Multi-Cultural Events Committee, 2005-2017; Member, Lady Mayoress’ Committee, 2005. The Baird Institute for Applied Heart and Lung Surgical Research: Director, current; Executive Director, 2008-2016. Association for the Wellbeing of Children in Healthcare: Board Member, 2012- 2015; Chief Executive Officer, 2009-2012. Artarmon Progress Association: President, 2007- 2011; Vice President, 2004-2006; Member, Executive Committee, 2003- 2011. Member, Heritage Committee, 2000-2011; Committee Member, Street- Work, 2005-2008; Director, Advocates for Survivors of Child Abuse (now Blue Knot Foundation). Executive Director, Department of Industry,current. Owner, Diversity Management, 1993-2008; Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Australia Day Willoughby City Council Award for Cultural and Community Building, 2011. * * * FREDA SUTTON of Concord for service to veterans and their families. Service includes: Concord RSL Sub- Branch:Women’s Auxiliary: Member, since 1984; President, since 1987; Remembrance Poppy and Anzac Day badge seller, Concord RSL and Concord Repatriation Hospital, for 30 years. Life Member, since 2000; Vice President, 1985 - 1987. Recipient RSL Merit Award and Gold. Volunteer, Meals on Wheels (Concord Community Food Service), 1988- 2016; Volunteer, Hospital Anzac House, 1985-1995. * * * WEI PING TU of Carlingfordfor service to volleyball, and to athletes with a disability. Service includes: World ParaVolley: Coaching Instructor, since 2009; Level 3 International Technical Official, current. Para Volley Asia Oceania: Development Director,since 2006. Disabled Volleyball: Sitting Volleyball Representative, D-Volleyball Commission, Volleyball The Reverend Marion Gledhill OAM is pictured at home in Eastwood with her Vice Regal commendation. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO Eastwood grandmother recognised for her family and community work AN Eastwood grandmother with a passion for supporting families and building communities has been awarded an OAM in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Uniting Church Reverend Marion Gledhill OAM received her award for service to the Uniting Church in Australia and to social welfare. She told The Weekly Times she is delighted to receive the award which she said she shared with her husband Malcolm and the teams of people she has worked with during many decades of service. “For as long as I can remember my Christian faith has emphasised we are here to serve others and that has certainly been the driving force in my life,” she said “Family life has particularly been very foundational in my own life, at a personal level and at a community level.” Her Vice Regal citation recognises her work in Uniting Church in Australia as Convenor of Advisors for Complaints of Sexual Misconduct (New South Wales Synod) as well as being a Member of the Board for Social Responsibility with the New South Wales Synod. It also recognises her work as a Uniting World volunteer, with the Methodist Church of Fiji (2013 to 2015) and more recently as a Coordinator of English Classes with the Uniting Church in Eastwood. “In some English classes we have up to 100 students,” she said. “We have many grand parents from a Chinese speaking background and with the older generation it is very hard to learn a second Australia, current. C o a c h mentor,Australian Defence Force Sitting Volleyball Team in the Invictus Games, since 2016. Volunteer FormerAustralian Head Coach, Australian Men’s Sitting Volleyball Team, 1997-2009. Volleyball Australia: Coach, Ryde Women’sTeam, 1989- 1997. Coach, Australian Men’s Volleyball Team, 1990-1994. Lecturer and Volleyball Coach, Beijing Sports University, 1976-1988. Former Casual Lecturer in Volleyball, Australian College of Physical Education; Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, World’s Most Outstanding Coach, World Organisation of Volleyball for the Disabled at the World Sitting Volleyball Championships, 1998; Recipient, Australian Sports Medal,2000. * * * Dr MARK TURKING- TON of Drummoyne for service to education. Service includes: Sydney Catholic Schools: Regional Director, Inner Western Region and Southern Region, since 1993. Board Member, Sydney Archdiocesan Catholic Schools, 1993-2017. Developed links with remote Indigenous community at Sacred Heart School Beagle Bay, Western Australia, since 2012; Area Administrator, Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta. Principal, St Leo’s Catholic College, Wahroonga, 1985. Former Member, Ad- language but I believe we are lucky to have a Chinese community in Eastwood because it makes Eastwood a vibrant community.” Reverend Gledhill served as a Deacon with Uniting Care Burnside from 2001 to 2005 and with Tamil and Tongan congregations. Ordained in 2001, she held the position of Executive Officer with the Family Support Services Association of New South Wales from 1987 to 1997 and was a Member of Community Services Grants Program Advisory Committee. Her work for families has also seen her serve on the Advisory Board of Home Care Service of New South Wales and with Christian Community Aid in Eastwood. In West Ryde she helped establish the West Ryde Family Support Service and she served as a manager of Ryde Family Support Service. The contribution she has made to family life saw her appointed as a committee member on the International Year of the Family Council for New South Wales in 1994. Many families will remember her personal support and encouragement in times of need. “We have worked with families who found it very difficult to cope, in situations were there was domestic violence and even people contemplating suicide,” she said. Reverend Gledhill has also devoted many hours to training people to carry on this important work. “With the people we chose, we chose them for their personal qualities as well as their academic qualifications and I’ve always strongly believed the role is a balance of personal qualities and professional skills.” Malcolm stressed his wife’s commitment to building communities. “So much of what Marion has done has been done to build communities and she has made many sacrifices and, at times, she has had to be very brave,” he said. “The Methodist Church is Fiji has as an emblem a boat in a stormy sea and this image powerfully represents the challenges so many Christians have and do encounter.” Marion said one of her greatest, personal, challenges has been to balance her Christian commitments with her role as a wife and mother. “We now have six wonderful grand children and now I’m retired my hope for the future is that one day we’ll have a world community where we see each other as brothers and sisters.” The Reverend Gledhill acknowledged the on-going support of The Weekly Times Managing Editor John F Booth AM. “The Weekly Times has been very important and it is wonderful the way Mr Booth supports us when we need support.” visory Board, Gifted Education Research, Resource and Information Centre, University of New South Wales. Fellow, Australian College Education, since 2002. Fellow, Australian Council for Educational Leaders, since 2010. * * * SOON KHUAN YEO of Eppingfor service to the Australian Baptist Ministries. Service includes: Baptist Churches of NSW and the Australian Capital Territory: Epping Baptist Church: English Conversation teacher, since 1995. Gentle Exercise and Aerobics teacher, since 1994; Church Deacon, Outreach Ministry, 2007-2012 and 2015- 2018; Coordinated Lunar New Year community dinners, 2002-2017; Coordinated Christmas community dinners, 2003-2011. Host, Home Bible Study Groups, since 1998; Congregation member, since 1992; Randwick Baptist Church: House Playgroup Leader, 1983-1984; Domestic Supervisor, 1975- 1980. Family Day Care Board Member, Christian Community Aid Eastwood, 1995-2007; Voluntary contact, new migrants to Australia, Epping community, since 1995; Fundraiser, Joyramkura Hospital Bangladesh, since 2006; Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Volunteer Certificate, Division of Bennelong, 2012. Recipient, Award for Community Services, Rotary Club of Epping, 2006.
Wednesday 13 June, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 21 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2018 MEDAL (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION COLIN ALLEN of Meadowbank for significant service to people who are deaf or hard of hearing through national and international leadership and advocacy roles. Service includes: Deaf Australia: President, 9 years; Board Member, 1987-1999; Led the establishing of the National Relay Service. Life Member, since 2000. Deaf Society of NSW: Director of Services and Community Engagement, 2009-2013; Access and Community Engagement Consultant, 2013-2016; Board Member, 1987- 1994; 1996-1999; Life Member, 2003. International Disability Alliance: Chair, since 2016; First Vice-Chair, 2015-2016; Second Vice- Chair, 2013-2015. World Federation of the Deaf: President, since 2011; Board Member, since 2003; Member, Human Rights and Convention on the Rights of Personal with Disabilities, 2008-2011. Member, Developing Countries Expert Group, 2003-2011. United Nations Representative, 2003-2011. Co-author, Deaf People and Human Rights, World Federation of the Deaf and Swedish National Association of the Deaf, 2009. International Coordinator for Global Education Pre-Planning Project on the Human Rights of Deaf People, 2007-2009. Representative, United Nations High Level Meeting on Disability and Development, APEC Forum on Disability, 2014, World Humanitarian Summit, 2016, United Nations Social Forum, 2016 and Global Action on Disability Network 2015, 2017 and 2018; Australian Theatre of the Deaf: Board Member, 1987-1994; Actor, 1976- 1985; Australian Deaf Gay and Lesbian Association: President, 1986-1990; Australian Association of the Deaf: Board Member, 1986-1987; Actor, Finnish Theatre of the Deaf, 2017; NSW Association of MEDAL (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Professor Mark HARRIS of North Ryde for distinguished service to education, and to the community, in the area of public health care, evidence-based practice, and equity, as an academic and researcher, and to refugees. Service includes: University of NSW: Executive Director, Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, since 2005. Deputy Director, Translational Cancer Research Network, current. Director, Centre for Obesity Management and Prevention Excellence in Research Care, 2012-2016; Scientia Professor, 2013- 2018. Author of a range of peer reviewed publications and peer reviewed journal articles. Director of General Practice, South Sydney West Sydney Area the Deaf: President, 1987- 1992; Treasurer, 1986- 1987. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Community Colleges Australia Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Individual to the Community Education Sector, Community Colleges Australia, 2013. Recipient, Grand Cross Award, World Federation of the Deaf, 1999. Recipient, Dorothy Shaw Deaf Australian of the Year, 1999. Recipient, Deaf Citizen of the Year, NSW Association of the Deaf Achievement Award, 1993. Recipient, Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee Award for Young Australians, 1979. * * * MICHAEL ATHERTON of Lane Cove for significant service to the performing arts, particularly through music composition, performance and education. Service includes: University of Western Sydney: Emeritus Professor, Dean’s Unit, School of Humanities, Communications and Arts, since 2012. Foundation Chair and Professor of Music, 1993- 2012. Associate Dean of Research, College of Arts and Social Sciences, 2004-2011 and Deputy Chair, Academic Senate, 2004-2006. Inaugural Head, School of Contemporary Arts, 2001-2003. Member, Writing and Society Research Centre. Director, Southern Crossings Ensemble, 1986-1993. Performer, Musica Viva; Composer, Performer, Researcher, Consultant, Michael Atherton Productions, 1987-1993; concert hall, film, television and radio. Various teaching and Health Service, 1993- 2000; General Practitioner (voluntary), Asylum Seeker Resource Centre Sydney, since 2000. Editorial Chair, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Guidelines for Preventive Care in General Practice, 3 editions. Member, National Diabetes Expert Working Group, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), current. Member, National Heart Foundation Clinical Issues Committee, 2003-2012. Life Fellow, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, administration positions, NSW Conservatorium, Worker’s Educational Association, NZ Music Therapy Association, Institute of Early Childhood NSW, University of NSW, 1975- 1986. One of the Founders- Leaders, Golden Stave Music Therapy Centre and Teaching Facility, 2001 Elected Fellow, Royal Society for the Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, since 1998. Author, Book, ‘A Coveted Possession: the rise and fall of the piano in Australia’, 2018. Author, Book, ‘In Exile from St Petersburg: the life and times of Abram Saulovitch Kagan - Brandl & Schlesinger’, 2017. Author, Book, ‘Australian Made, Australian Played’, 1991; re-released in 2014 by Vivid/Fontaine as an e- book. Author, Book, ‘Musical Instruments and Sound Producing Instruments of Oceania’, 2010. Co-editor, ‘Music of the Spirit: Asian-Pacific Music Identities’, 2009. Author, Book, ‘The ABC Book of Musical Instruments’, ABC Books, Numerous CD recordings, documentary film scores and television themes, since 1976; Awards and recognition includes: Residency, Bundanon Trust, 2015, and 2012; Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence - High Commendation, ‘for Postgraduate Research Training and Supervision’, 2008. * * * HELEN BROWNLEE OAM of Tennyson Point for significant service to sports administration, to women as an advocate for greater participation in sport, and to the Olympic movement. Service includes: Australian Olympic Committee: 2009; Fellow, Australian Academy of Health and Medical Science, 2015. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Muru Mari Indigenous Health Prize Impact, 2014; Recipient, Peter Baume Public Health Award, 2013; Recipient, Professional Research Fellow, National Health and Medical Research Council, 2011-2015. Recipient, Charles Webb Bridge Medal, The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care, 2010; Recipient, Humanitarian Award, Refugee Council of Australia, 2010. Vice President, since 2013. Executive Member, since 1991 (first female appointed). Leader, Olympic Education Program, since 1993. Life Member, since 2012. Director, Australian Olympic Federation, current. NSW Olympic Council: President, since 1990, (first female appointed). Vice President, 1989. Executive Member, since 1988. International Olympic Committee: Member, Commission for Culture and Olympic Education, 1994-2014. Member, Olympic Education Commission, since 2015. Oceania National Olympic Committee: Chair, Women and Sport Commission, since 2009 and Member, since 2004. Member, Executive Committee, since 2017. Member, Education Commission, since 2017. Member, Advisory Committee, Australian Centre for Olympic Studies, current. International Canoe Federation: Executive Board Member, since 1988 (first female appointed). Chair, Women in Canoe Commission, eight years. Judge, Seoul Olympic Games, 1988 and Munich Olympic Games, 1972. Member, Competition Jury, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games. Australian Canoe Federation: President, 1985-1999, (first female appointed). Vice Chair, 1976-1985. Life Member, since 1999. Paddle NSW: Life Member, since 1979. Patron, since 2015. President, Oceania Canoe Association, since 2006. Deputy Chair and Director, Penrith Whitewater Stadium, since 1998. Awards and recognition includes: Inductee, Australian Canoeing Hall of Fame, 2017. Recipient, Merit Award, Oceania National Olympic Committee, 2017. General Member, Sport Australia Hall of Fame, 2015. Recipient, The Olympic Order, International Olympic Committee, 2015 “for her contribution to world sport and her dedication to upholding the Olympic ideals” Inductee, International Whitewater Hall of Fame, 2010. Recipient, IOC Women and Sport Trophy, Oceania, 2002. * * * LOUISE DAVIS of Drummoyne for significant service to business in the not-for-profit sector through promoting corporate social responsibility, and to the community. Service includes: Consultant, Corporate Social Responsibility, current; Manager, Skilling Australia Foundation, current. Volunteer, Clean Up Australia; Clean up the World; The Noffs Foundation; Breast Cancer Australia. Manager, Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Len Answorth AM of Hunters Hill gives a speech at one of the many medical charity events he supports. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO Len’s lucky strike funds medical care HUNTERS HILL poker machine magnate Len Ainsworth AM has described his Queens Birthday Award as simply a case of sharing his luck with others. Ninety five year old Mr Ainsworth was recognised with an AM for significant service to business and manufacturing as well as to the community through philanthropic contributions. The founder of the world famous Aristocrat poker machines in 1953, Mr Ainsworth has donated millions to charity and has inspired generations of Australian exporters. “I’ve been very fortunate in life, very lucky with more than 1,500 great people working for me.” Much of Mr Ainsworth’s contributions have been in the medical profession and his support for Sydney Children’s Hospital saw it name the new Ainsworth Building after him in 2013. “I’ve got my name on a lot of buildings in a lot of places because they ask me if there is anything they can ever do to thank Affairs Team, IBM Australia Limited, 1987-2015. Member, Review Panel, Deakin Bachelor of Arts Program, Deakin University, 2013; President, Science Foundation for Physics, Sydney University, 2005-2008; Partner, Faculty of Arts and Human Development, Reinventing Education Program, Victoria University, 2001-2008; Member, Committee on supporting Muslim communities, Australian Federal Government, 2007. Trustee, Art Gallery NSW Foundation, 1992- 2002. Council Member, Science Foundation for Physics, Sydney University, 1998-2004; Chair, Sydney Lord Mayor’s cultural advisory committee, Sydney City Council, 1998-2001. * * * MARGOT DOUST of Macquarie Park for significant service to the community through equitable access in tertiary education. Service includes: Dunmore Lang College, Macquarie University: Founding Member, Scholarships Committee, since 1979. Chair, 1978-1987; Secretary, 1976-1978; Board Member, 1974-1992. Author, A Short History of the Establishment of Dunmore Lang College, 1993; Chairperson, Committee to record the History of the Establishment of the College, 1991- 1993; Member, Finance Committee, 1978-1992; Member, Building Fund Appeal Committee, 1968- 1972; Assisted with establishment, 1967. Honorary Fellow, current. * * * ANDREW McLACHLAN of Gladesville for significant service to pharmacy as a researcher, educator and administrator, and to professional medical and scientific organisations. Service includes: University of Sydney: Head of School and Dean of Pharmacy, since 2018. Professor of Pharmacy (Aged Care), Faculty of Pharmacy, 2006-2018. Past Associate Dean (Postgraduate). Past Associate Dean (Research). Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing: Expert Member, Medication Reference Group, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, 2010-2017. Chair, National Medicines Policy Committee, 2009- 2013. Member, National me, so I just say, I don’t know .. name a building after me or something. “I think anyone with seven sons would be fond of children and appreciate the work of the Childrens Hospital.” Mr Ainsworth built his career on his father’s work as a dentist making dental equipment and his first poker machine was an iconic two up machine he created in the 1950s called Two Up. “My father always complained I turned his hobby into a successful business and we were quite successful in the export market,” he said. “I’ve always been a successful exporter and if you have a product worth exporting you can make a lot more than you can in Australia, but no one lays out a red carpet for you overseas if you’re a competitor.” The Ainsworth family is one of Britain’s first exports to Hunters Hill. “The orginal Ainsworth came here in 1831 and two of his houses are still standing, his father was a saddler in Birmingham and he came here with a bit of money behind him.” Mr Ainsworth said he has made Hunters Hill his home because of “the peace and quiet here” but also appreciates the heritage municipality’s close association with the art scene. “We are heavily involved in art and with poker machines you would be surprised at the number of artists we employ, it is a huge industry and Sydney and Nevada and among the few places where they make machines.” His advice to exporters is to be “brave and dedicated” and he believes that if you have good fortune in life, you should share it. Committee on Prescription tralian Sports Anti-Doping ney Local Health District Ethics Committee. Past Chair, Drug and Therapeutics Committee. Editorial Positions: Executive Editorial Board Member, British Journal of Clinical macy and Pharmacology, since 2004. Associate Editor, Journal of Pharmacy and Practice Research, since 2007. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Pharmacist of the Year, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, 2006. Recipient, APSA Medal, Australasian Pharmaceutical Science Association, Medicines Policy Executive, Chair, Subcommittee, 2009-2013. Past Pharmaceutical Advisory Medicines. Australian Goods Advisory Member, Therapeutic Council, 2013-2015. Australasian Pharmaceutical Science Association: President, 2009-2012. Member, 2003-2009. Executive Aus- Authority: 2006. Anti-Doping Member, Chair, Rule 1999- Australian Violation Panel, since 2006. Syd- and Concord General Chair, Human Repatriation Hospital: Research Past Pharmacology, 2008. 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