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MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA

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Mr Ross Peter McCANN, 14 Henham Street, Hawthorn East Vic 3123 For significant service to the environment, to the promotion of sustainable resource use, to chemical engineering, and to the community. Service includes: Sustainability Victoria: Deputy Chair, since 2013. Interim Chair, 2015-2016. Board Member, since 2011. Member, Audit, Risk and Finance Committee, current. Member, Performance and Remuneration Committee, current. Institution of Chemical Engineers: Vice-President, International, 2012-2015. Fellow, since 2004. University of New South Wales: Chair, Chemical Engineering Advisory Committee, School of Chemical Engineering, University, 2013-2015 and Member, since 2013. Plastics and Chemical Industries Association: President, 2008-2013. Board Member, 2001-2005, and 2008-2013. Board Member, Environment Protection Authority Victoria, since 2012. Board Member, WorkSafe Victoria, since 2013. Past Chair, Industry Sustainability Working Committee, Victorian Government, 2012. Past Board Member, Australian Stem Cell Centre, 2005-2007. Member, Victoria Employers Chamber of Commerce and Industry Committee, 2004-2007. Chairman, Qenos Manufacturing, 2012-2015 and Executive Chairman, 2006-2012 and Chief Executive Officer, 2001-2009. Past Board Member, China National Bluestar, 2008-2013 and Past Strategic Committee Member, 2008-2013. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Chemeca Medal, Australian and New Zealand Federation of Chemical Engineers, 2010. Inductee, Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame, 2010. Eminent Fellowship, Royal Australian Chemical Institute, 2012. Honorary Member, Plastics and Chemicals Industry Association, 2016.


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Mr Robert McEWEN, Mermaid Beach Qld 4218 For significant service to cycling at the national and international level as a competitor, coach, and advisor, and to the community. Service includes: Professional Road Cyclist, 1996-2012. Has ridden with a range of teams including: GreenEDGE, 2012. Team RadioShack, 2011 Team Katusha, 2009-2010. Lotto, 2002-2008. Domo-Farm Frites, 2000-2001. Rabobank, 1996-1999. Australian Cycling Team: Men's Road Cycling, Australian Olympic Team, Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000, and Athens 2004. Silver Medallist, World Championship Road Race, Belgium, 2002. Tour de France: Competitor, 12 races. Winner, 12 stages. Winner, Green Points Jersey, 2002 and 2004, and 2006. Tour of Italy: Winner, 12 stages. Tour Down Under: Winner, 12 stages. Paris-Brussels Classic: Winner, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. Technical Advisor and Sprint Coach, Orica GreenEDGE, 2012-2013. Established the Gold Coast Festival of Cycling. Member, Gold Coast Cats Cycling Club, since 1990. Supporter, Amy Gillett Foundation, since 2006. Organiser, fundraising bike ride in support of the Queensland Premier's Flood Appeal, 2011. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Sir Hubert Opperman Medal, 2002, and 2005.


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Mr Allan Raymond McGILL, Darwin NT 0800 For significant service to local government in the Northern Territory, to sport, and to the community. Service includes: Acting Chief Executive Officer, Barkly Regional Council, since 2016. Manager, Tiwi Islands Regional Council, 2015. Chief Executive Officer, Northern Territory Department of Local Government, 2013-2014. Chief of Staff, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, 2012-2013. Manager, Territory Alliance (housing construction), 2009-2012. Chief Executive Officer, City of Darwin Council, 1997-2008. Chief Executive Officer, Alice Springs Town Council, 1992-1997. Chief Executive Officer, Katherine Town Council, 1987-1992. Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Tennent Creek Town Council, 1981-1983. Chief Executive Officer, Snake Bay - Milikapiti Community Government Council, Tiwi Islands, circa 1980s. Past Chairman, Local Government Industry Training Committee, Local Government Association of the Northern Territory and Past Convenor, Industrial Relations Committee. Polocrosse Australia: Chair of Selectors, current. President, Polocrosse NT, 1999. Coach, current. Committee Member, Katherine Polocrosse Club, 1988-1992. President, Polocrosse Victoria, 1978. President, Tiwi Bombers Football Club, AFLNT, 2007-2012 and Life Member, since 2014 and Founding Member, since 2005. Chairman, Brown's Mart Community Arts Inc, current. Member, range of Rotary and Apex Clubs, including, M'bantua Rotary Club. Member, NT Thoroughbred Racing Tribunal, 1988. Past Steward, Alice Springs Turf Club, 1992-1997. Past Steward, Katherine Turf Club, 1987-1992. Past Member, Masters Games Alice Springs Committee, 1992-1994.


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Mr John Michael McINERNEY, 44 Argyle Place, Millers Point NSW 2000 For significant service to town planning, and to architecture, to professional organisations, to local government, and to the community. Service includes: Managing Director, Spatial Planning Pty Ltd, since 2004. Managing Director, City Plan Services, 1996-2004. City Planner and Manager, Planning and Transport Division, City of Sydney, 1991-1996. Manager City Planning and Development, City of Melbourne, 1985-1991. City Architect/Planner, City of Heidelberg, 1974-1985. Senior Planner, National Capital Development Commission, Canberra, 1970-1974. Senior Architect/Planner, Hudson River Valley Commission, USA, 1969-1970. Architect/Planner, Whiting Associates International, 1966-1967. Planning Institute of Australia: National President, 2002-2004. Fellow, since 1986. Life Fellow, since 2006. Fellow, Royal Australian Institute of Architects, since 2003 and Member, since 1998. Chairman, National Capital Planning and Land Council, 2003-2006. Member, Perisher Design Review Panel, 2003-2006. Member, Griffin Legacy Review Committee, National Capital Authority, 2003-2006. Inaugural Commissioner, Land and Planning, ACT Government, 1997-2003. Deputy Lord Mayor, City of Sydney, 2004-2005 and Councillor, 2004-2012. Treasurer, NSW Local Government Association, 2011-2012 and Executive, 2009-2012. Board Member, Cooks River Alliance Board, 2010-2012. Board Member, Sydney Water Corporate Customer Council, 2010-2012. Chair, Millers Point, Dawes Point, The Rocks and Walsh Bay Residents Action Group, since 2013. Chair, 10,000 Friends of Greater Sydney, 2014. Board Member, Darling House Aged Care Association Inc, 2013-2015. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Sydney Luker Memorial Medal, Planning Institute of Australia, 2008 and Recipient, Exemplar Award, Year of the Built Environment, 2004.


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Mr Norman Leslie McKENZIE, 8 Wood Ridge, Edgewater WA 6027 For significant service to science, and to the environment, particularly to biological surveys, to conservation and planning, and as an author. Service includes: Biological Survey Scientist, Western Australian Department of Fisheries/Department of Parks and Wildlife, 45 years. Member, Uunguu Monitoring and Evaluation Monitoring Committee, established by the Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation, since 2012. Key projects include: Lead Scientist, Inaugural Western Australian Biodiversity Audit, 2001-2007. Study of ecomorphology and community structure, including the collection of a dictionary of Western Australian bat echolocation calls, since 1984. Developed the 'Interim Biogeographic Bioregionalisation of Australia' program, 1992-2012. Member, Environmental Capacity Building in the Kimberley Scientific Advisory Group, 2009-2014. Scientific Advisor, Conservation Through Reserves Committee and National Reserve System Task Group, 1976-2006. Has published over 270 departmental/international publications, since 1970.


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Mrs Cynthia McMORRAN OAM, 27/16 Roberts Street, Moora WA 6510 For significant service to the community of Western Australia, to regional development and natural resource management, and to aged care. Service includes: Chair, Wheatbelt, Regional Development Australia, 2009-2013 and Vice-Chair, 2009. Treasurer, Moore Catchment Council; Council Member, 1995-2011. Treasurer, Moora Frail Aged Lodge Inc, since 1990 and Committee Member, since 1982. Member, Moora Aged Care Steering Committee, current. Western Australian Country Health Services: Consumer Representative, Finance, Risk and Audit Committee, since 2015. Member, Advisory Council, since 2008. Member, Local Health Advisory Group, since 2008. Committee Member, Moora Hospital Auxiliary, since 2015. Chair, Management Committee, Moora Community Resource Centre and Member, since 1996 and Life Member, current. Member, Tribunal Panel, Central Midlands and Coastal Football League, current. Member, Moora Historical Society, since 2010. Member; Justice of the Peace, Royal Association of Justices of WA, since 1989 and Member, Central Coast Branch of Justices, current and Member, Children's Court, since 1990. Councillor, Shire of Moora, 'for 22 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Rural Community Achiever Award, Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia, 2015. Recipient, Freeman of the Shire, Shire of Moora, 2007.


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The late Mr Christopher Roy McPHERSON, (WEF 13 October 2014) Late of Shepparton Vic 3630 For significant service to the print media industry in rural and regional areas, to men's health, and to the community. Service includes: Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, McPherson Media Group 1985-2015 and Member, 1975-2015. President, Country Press Australia Inc., 2006-2008 and Director, 1999-2008 and Life Member, 2011. Chairman, Victorian Country Press Co-operative Company Ltd, 2010-2015 and Board member, 2003-2015. President, Victorian Country Press Association, 1990-1992 and Immediate past President, 1992-1994 and Vice President 1988-1990 and Life Member, 2010. President, Pacific Area Newspapers Publishers Association, 1995 and Board Member, 1986-1995 and Life Member. Founder, Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, 2009-2015 and Chair Shepparton Biggest Ever Blokes Lunch Committee, 2008-2015 and Member, Victorian Board, 2008-2015. Director, Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE, 2009-2014. Ambassador, Connect GV, until 2015. Board Member, Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Arts, 1986-1995. President, Shepparton Apex Club. President, Goulburn Valley Grammar School Foundation. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Volunteer of the Year, National Awards for Excellence, Fundraising Institute Australia, 2015. Recipient, PCFA Award, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, 2012.


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The Honourable Justin Mark MADDEN, Essendon Vic 3040 For significant service to the Parliament of Victoria, to Australian rules football as a player, and to the community. Service includes: Parliament of Victoria Minister for Planning, 2006-2010. Minister for Sport and Recreation, 1999-2006. Minister for Melbourne Commonwealth Games, 2001-2006. Minister Assisting the Planning Minister, 1999-2001. Minister for the Respect Agenda, 1999-2001. Shadow Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Small Business and Innovation, 2010-2013. Member for Essendon, 2010-2014. Member for Western Metropolitan Region, 2006-2010. Member for Doutta Gala, 1999-2006. Australian Football League (AFL) Professional Footballer, 1979-1997. Brownlow Medal Runner-up, 1985. Carlton Football Club: Player 287 games. Life Member. Hall of Fame Member. Essendon Football Club: Player 45 games. AFL Players Association: President, 1990-1997. Life Member. Media AFL Sports Commentator, 1997-1999. AFL Life Member. Deputy Chief Commissioner, Victorian Building Authority, 2015-2018. Senior Consultant, Arup, since 2014. Architect, Forward Viney Woollan Architects, 1993-1999. Junior Secondary Teacher, St Joseph's Technical College Abbotsford, Victoria and Grade 5 Teacher, St Peters South West Sunshine, Victoria, 1982-1987. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Australian Sports Medal, 2000. Recipient, Best and Fairest Award, Carlton Football Club 1991 and 1985.


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The Honourable Kevin John MAHONY, St Kilda West Vic 3182 For significant service to the law and to the judiciary in Victoria, to education, and to professional legal bodies. Service includes: Supreme Court of Victoria: Associate Judge, Senior Master, and Trustee, Funds In Court, 1983-2012. Member, Rules Committee, 1985-2009. Victorian Bar: Lecturer, Readers' Course, 'approx. 1987-1993'. Lecturer, New Rules of Court, 1986. Barrister, 1966-1983. Solicitor, 1964-1965.


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Professor Lynette Margaret MARCH, Longueville NSW 2066 For significant service to medicine in the areas of rheumatology and clinical epidemiology, as an academic, researcher and clinician. Service includes: University of Sydney: Liggins Professor of Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Epidemiology, Medicine, Northern Clinical School, Sydney Medical School, since 2013. Convener of Evidence-Based Medicine teaching, Northern Clinical School, 1998-2013. Professor in Medicine and Public Health, since 2010. Chair, Institute of Bone and Joint Research, 2010-2013. Board Director, current. Senior Staff Specialist in Rheumatology and Clinical Epidemiology, Department of Rheumatology, Royal North Shore Hospital, since 1997. Consultant Rheumatologist, Mater Hospital and North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine, since 1990. Chair, Surveillance Task Force, Global Alliance for Musculoskeletal Health, The Bone and Joint Decade, since 2014. Leader, International Musculoskeletal Expert Group, Global Burden of Diseases Study, 2010-2015. Scientific Advisory Committee, International Fragility Fracture Network, since 2013 and Foundation executive member. Executive Member, Outcome Measures in Rheumatology (OMERACT), since 2010. Member, International panel for Hip and Knee Arthritis, International Consortium of Health Outcome Measures (ICHOM), 2014-2015. Australian Rheumatology Association: Chair, Database Management Committee, since 2010. President, 2007-2009. Member, Federal Council, 2002-2010. Convenor and Member, Organising Committee for Annual Scientific Meetings, 1998, 2003 and 2016. Chair, Steering Committee, National Centre for Arthritis Monitoring, Australian Institute for Health and Welfare, since 2012. Member, Standards of Care Project for Osteoarthritis, Australian Quality and Safety Commission, current. Member, Advisory Board, Cochrane Musculoskeletal Review Group, since 2014. Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Osteoporosis Australia, since 2014. Co-Chair, Musculoskeletal Clinician Network, Agency for Clinical Innovation, New South Wales Health, 2009-2015. Past President, New South Wales Rheumatology Association, 2005-2007 and Member, State Council, 2002-2007. Author of more than 250 publications with more than 25,000 citations. Consultant, Editorial Board, Medicine Today, current. Reviewer for international journals including: Rheumatology (UK). Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (Europe). Journal of Rheumatology (Canada). Osteoarthritis and Cartilage (USA). Arthritis Care and Research (USA). British Journal of Sports Medicine (UK). American College of Physicians Journal Club, (Cochrane Musculoskeletal Review Group). Involved in writing the Guidelines for Early Rheumatoid Arthritis, The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and National Health and Medical Research Council, 2006 and Therapeutic Guidelines for Rheumatology, 2005, 2008 and 2016 and Evidence-Base Guidelines for Acute Musculoskeletal Pain Management, National Health and Medical Research Council, 2003-2004. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Excellence in Research Supervision, Northern Clinical School, University of Sydney, 2015 Recipient, Parr Prize in Rheumatology, Australian Rheumatology Association, 2013. Finalist, NSW Premier's Woman of the Year Award, 2012. Recipient, Best Clinical Poster, Australian Rheumatology Association Annual Scientific Meeting, 2005. Recipient, Best Clinical Free Paper Presentation, Australian Rheumatology Association Annual Scientific Meeting, 2003. Annual New South Wales Agency for Clinical Innovation, Best Free Paper, Musculoskeletal Forum - named the Lyn March Award.


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Mr Graeme John MARTIN, 19 Oxford Street, Hyde Park SA 5061 For significant service to the real estate industry through executive roles, to professional property institutes, and to education. Service includes: Colliers International: National Consultant, Healthcare and Retirement Living, 2002-2014. National Director of Valuation and Consultancy, 1995-2002. Director of Valuations, Adelaide, 1985-1995. Australian Property Institute: National President, 1989. Member, General Council, 1981-1990. Chairman, National Education Committee, 1982-1988. Life Fellow, 1991. South Australian Division: President, 1981. Board Member, 1972-1990. Member, since 1965. Member, Northern Territory Lands Tribunal, Non-Executive Director, Lend Lease Primelife, 2005-2009. Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy (CASLE): Pacific Region Representative, 1986-1990. Member, Board of Education, 1986-1991. Honorary Fellow, 1990. South Australian Institute of Technology (now known as the University of South Australia): Foundation Lecturer in Valuation, 1970-1985. Responsible for the development of: Diploma in Valuations course, 1970. Bachelor of Applied Science in Property Resources, accredited in 1977. (The first degree level valuation property course in Australia). Graduate Diploma in Property, accredited, 1977. Member, Valuation Course Advisory Committee, 1985-1990.


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Mr Mitchel Simon MARTIN-WEBER, 25/1 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000 For significant service to the not-for-profit sector through philanthropic support for a range of organisations, and to business and training. Service includes: Honorary Patron, National Gallery of Australia Honorary Exhibition Circle, 2013. Supporter, FBi Community Radio (assisted with the Northern Lights music festival), 'for many years'. Supporter, University of Tasmania Foundation, 'for many years'. Supporter, Indochina Starfish Foundation, 'for 5 years'. Supporter, The Cambodian Vulnerable Children's Assistance Organisation. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Inenco, (Australia's largest importer and distributor of ball bearings, roller bearings, oil seals and other related engineering products), 2002.


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Mr Bruce Roger MASLIN, 1/15 Weston Avenue, South Perth WA 6151 For significant service to botany, particularly in Western Australia, as a research scientist, and as an author. Service includes: Western Australian Department of Parks and Wildlife: Senior Principal Research Scientist, Western Australian Herbarium, 1987-2015. Acting Curator, 1986-1987. Botanist/Senior Botanist, 1967-1986. Honorary Researcher, Singapore Botanic Gardens, since 2015 and the Western Australian Herbarium, since 2016. Australian Botanical Liaison Officer, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London, 1977-1978. Founder, World Wide Wattle web resource, Has published more than 180 scientific papers and articles, including more than 80 papers in refereed journals, since 1967. Account of the genus Acacia, Flora of Australia, 1999. Coordinator, 'Wattle: Acacias of Australia', 2001. Co-Author, 'Wattles of the Pilbara', 2010. Author, 'Interactive Identification of Australian Acacia, ver. 2.1', 2013 Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Nancy Burbidge Medal, Australasian Systematic Botany Society, 2012


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Emeritus Professor William Chisholm MAXWELL, PO Box 280, Beecroft NSW 2119 For significant service to veterinary science in the field of animal reproductive biology through academic and advisory roles. Service includes: University of Sydney: Emeritus Professor, Faculty of Veterinary Science, since 2008. Pro Dean, 2004-2007. Member, Editorial Advisory Committee, Reproduction in Domestic Animals, since 2006. Professor of Reproductive Biology, 2002-2008. Associate Dean, Staff and Students, 2001-2004. Associate Professor, 1997-2008. Garland Senior Lecturer, 1996. Senior Lecturer, 1993; Head, Department of Animal Science, 1998-2001. Research Fellow, Department of Animal Husbandry, 1981. Government Member, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Adelaide, 1987-1991. Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK, 1978-1979. Chair, Editorial Board, Reproduction, Fertility, and Development (CSIRO Journal), 1997-2001 and Member, 1994-1997. Life Member, International Association for Applied Animal Andrology, since 2014. Member, Board of Standards, Australian Academy of Science, 1996-2001. Australian Society for Reproductive Biology: Chair, Program Organising Committee, 1990-1991. Co-opted Committee Member, 1992-1995. Member, Local Organising Committee, 1990-1991. Public Officer, 1990-1992. Treasurer, 1988-1990. Life Member, since 2012. Chair, Australian Association of Animal Artificial Breeders, 1987-1990. Committee Member, Australian Federation of Performance Breeders, 1986-1991. Chair, South Australian Sheep Advisory Group, 1988-1991. Consultant Physiologist, Transplant and Breeding Services Pty Ltd and Riverina Artificial Breeders, circa 1980. Member, Board of Studies Agriculture Committee, New South Wales Department of Education, 1995-1999. Member, Australian Wool Industry Policy Council, 1990-1991. Principal Officer, Sheep and Wool, South Australian Department of Agriculture, 1986-1991. Research Scientist/Senior Research Scientist, Western Australian Department of Agriculture, 1982-1986. International Member for Oceania, Executive Organising Committee, European Society for Domestic Animal Reproduction, since 2007. Member, International Organising Committee, International Conference on Boar Semen Preservation, 2003. Member, International Standing Committee, International Congress on Animal Reproduction, 1996-2016 and Member and Sponsorship Secretary, 1992-1996. Member, Organising Committee, International Symposium on Spermatology, 1992-1994. Secretary, International Congress on Animal Reproduction Bid Committee, 1991-1992. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Urrbrae Award 'for outstanding contributions to science and practice of Australian agriculture', Urrbrae Memorial Trust, 2007.


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Mr Donald Leslie MOFFATT, 13 Dixon Road, Buderim Qld 4556 For significant service to the community of the Sunshine Coast, to aero-medical organisations, and to the horse racing industry. Service includes: Deputy Chairman, CareFlight Group Queensland, since 2013. Chairman, Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service, 1998-2013. Deputy Chairman, Sunshine Coast Turf Club, 2008-2009 and Board Member, 1994-2009 and Life Membership, 2009. Director, Sunshine Coast Racing Unit Trust, 2006-2009. Former Chairman, Board Member, Life Member, Tourism Sunshine Coast. Life Member, Sunshine Coast Destination, 2013.


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Mr Michael John MOORE, Reid ACT 2612 For significant service to community health, particularly to social policy reform, and to the community of the Australian Capital Territory. Service includes: Chief Executive Officer, Public Health Association of Australia, since 2008 and Chair, Social Determinants of Health Alliance 2015-2016. President, World Federation of Public Health Associations since 2016. Co-Chair, National Alliance for Action on Alcohol, since 2015. Adjunct Professor, University of Canberra, 2002-2016. Visiting Professor, University of Technology Sydney, 2016. Co-Founder, Australian Parliamentary Group on Drug Law Reform, Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation, 1990s. Sub-Committee Member, Health Star Rating Advisory Group, since 2012. Legislative Assembly of the Australian Capital Territory: Minister for Health and Community Care, 1998-2001. Chair, Australian Health Ministers' Conference, 1999-2000. Minister for Corrections, 2000-2001. Manager of Government Business, 2000-2001. Member of the Legislative Assembly, 1989-2001. President, Rotary Club of Canberra, 2007-2008 and Member, since 2001. Board Memberships include: Chair, Australian Capital Territory Asthma Network, 2013-2015. Australian Health Care Reform Alliance, 2008-2012. National Drug Research Institute, since 2010. Institute of Public Administration, 2002-2006. Member, ACT Local Hospital Network Council, 2012-2016. Member, Editorial Advisory Board, European Public Health Review, 2015-2016. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, President's Award, AIDS Action Council, 2001. Recipient, Justice Gerald Le Dam Award for Achievement in the Field of Law, The Drug Policy Foundation (USA), 1994.


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Adjunct Professor Robert William MORRIS-NUNN, 29 Salvator Place, West Hobart Tas 7000 For significant service to commercial architecture in Tasmania, to tertiary education, to professional institutes, and as a role model. Service includes: Director and Architect, Morris Nunn and Associates and more recently Circa Morris-Nunn, since 1993. Architect, in private practice in Tasmania, since 1984. Adjunct-Professor, School of Architecture, University of Tasmania, since 2009. Juror, The Gold Medal, Australian Institute of Architects, 2007. Jury Chair, Tasmanian Architecture Awards, 2004. Member, Tasmanian Chapter, Australian Institute of Architects, since 1981. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Hotel of the Year, World Architecture Awards, 2011. Recipient, Colin C. Philip Award for Commercial Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects, 2011. Recipient, President's Prize (Tasmania), Australian Institute of Architects, 2010.


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Mr Kingsley Alwyn MUNDEY, 10 Jervis Drive, Illawong NSW 2234 For significant service to the community as a supporter of a range of veterans', Indigenous skills development, and cultural organisations. Service includes: Chair, National Vietnam Veterans Museum, since 2013 and Benefactor, VetRide 2016. Director and Benefactor, Object: Australian Design Centre, since 2015. Director, National Aboriginal Islander Skills Development Association (NAISDA Ltd) Foundation, since 2009. Philanthropic supporter of a range of museums and galleries and performing arts organisations, 'ongoing'. Committee Member, International Convention of Exhibition and Fine Art Transporters, current. International Art Services (IAS): Managing Director, since 2003. Managing Director, TED Fine Art Australia (division of IAS), current. Director, IAS Malaysia, current. Director, Helu-trans Group Singapore, current. Director, KNAB Gmbh, Germany, current. Director, Australian Wings Academy, since 2006. Director, Australia Asia Flight Training Academy, since circa 2013. Mentor, The Boardroom (Aus), 'for 4 years'. Former Director, Beresford Swift Communications Limited, circa 2000. Co-Founder, Co-Owner and Chairman, Comet Satellite and Cable (now BSA Limited), 1995-2002. Director, Gregory Industries Limited, circa 2001. Chairman, Aminco Australia, 1996-2000. State Manager, Wreckair, 1995. Group General Manager, Comet Express, 1989-1993. Australian General Manager, Ansett Air Freight, Ansett Group, 1989-1991 and Deputy General Manager, Ansett Air Freight, 1986-1988 and Operations Manager, 1982-1984. National Sales Manager, TNT Air Freight, 1985. Managing Director, Transcorp Airways in Hong Kong, 1988-1989.


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Adjunct Professor the Honourable Nahum MUSHIN, Faculty of Law, Monash University, Clayton Vic 3800 For significant service to the judiciary, particularly to family law, to legal education, and to the welfare of children. Service includes: Judge, Family Court of Australia, 1990-2011. Presidential Member, Administrative Appeals Tribunal, 2005-2011. Regional Coordinating Judge (VIC, TAS), 2004-2008. Chair, National Cultural Diversity Committee, 2004-2011. Chair, National Steering Committee, Living in Harmony Partnership, 2004. Chair, Chief Justice's Ethnic Advisory Committee, 1994-2004. Project Leader, Family Court of Australia/AusAid/Indonesia-Australia Legal Development Facility, 2004-2008. Monash University: Adjunct Professor of Law, Faculty of Law, since 2011. Board Member, Faculty of Law, 2000-2008. Member, Victorian Legal Aid Consultative Committee, 1996-1999. Member, National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Council, 1995-1997. Executive Member, Family Law Section, Law Council of Australia, 1988-1990. Consultant, Matrimonial Property Reference, Australian Law Reform Commission, 1985-1986 and Past Consultant, Victorian Law Reform Commission. Barrister, 1980-1990 and Solicitor, 1972-1980. Chair, Forced Adoptions Implementation Working Group, Government of Australia, 2013-2014. Chair, Forced Adoptions Apology Reference Group, Government of Australia, 2012-2013. Special Adviser, Australian Psychological Society, Forced Adoptions, since 2015. Co-Patron, Chances for Children, Mallee Family Care, Mildura, Victoria, since 2002. Chair, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Australia, Melbourne, Victoria, 2002-2007.


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Ms Nicolette Dene NORRIS, PO Box 854, Sutherland NSW 1499 For significant service to the community, particularly to the rights, protection and welfare of children. Service includes: Co-Founder and Vice-Chair, National Child Protection Alliance Inc, since 2010.


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Mr Andrew Patrick O'KEEFE, North Bondi NSW 2026 For significant service to the broadcast media as a television presenter, and to social welfare and charitable organisations. Service includes: Foundation Chair, White Ribbon Australia, 2007-2012; Founding Member and Chair, Steering Committee, 2004-2007 and Inaugural Ambassador, since 2004. Member, National Council to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, 2007-2009. Board Member, Migration Council of Australia, since 2016. Supporter of several other charity organisations including: The Garvan Institute for gene research. Amnesty International. Father Riley's Youth Off The Street. Kids of Kokoda. Bell Shakespeare Company. The Wilderness Society. UNHCR. Exodus Foundation. Welcome To Australia. Television co-Host of 'Weekend Sunrise', since 2006. Host, 'The Chase Australia', since 2015. Presenter, 'Deal or No Deal', 2003-2014. Host, 'The Rich List', 2007-2009. Co-Host, Logie Awards, 2005. Host, 'Dragons Den', 2005. Co-Host, Tri-Network Tsunami Appeal 'Reach Out', 2004, Actor and Writer, 'Big Bite', 2003. Theatre roles include: Pirate King, The Pirates of Penzance, Harvest Rain Theatre Company, 2015. King Herod, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Frontier Touring Company and The Really Useful Group, 2013. Member, Australian Theatresports Team, Just for Laughs Improv Tournament, Montreal Comedy Festival, 2001. Lawyer, Public Interest Advocacy Centre, Sydney, 2002. Intellectual Property Lawyer, Allens Arthur Robinson, 1997-2002.


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Associate Professor Geoffrey Thomas PAINTER, Warrawee NSW 2074 For significant service to medicine in the field of ophthalmology, and to international relations, particularly to eye health in Asia and the Pacific. Service includes: Team Member, Pacific Islands Project (PIP), Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), Solomon Islands, 1996 - 2012 and PIP Ophthalmology Coordinator, since 2002. Director, Foresight Australia, since 2003. Team Member, Eyes on China Project, Australian Council for the Promotion of Peaceful Reunification of China (ACPPRC), 2005 - 2012. Volunteer, Gift of Sight Project, Open Heart International, Philippines, since 2010. Ophthalmologist /Founding Partner, Gordon Eye Surgery, since 1993. Visiting Medical Officer, Hornsby Ku-ring-Gai Hospital, since 1995. Visiting Medical Officer, Royal North Shore Hospital, since 2006. Accredited Medical Officer, Dalcross and Sydney Adventist Hospitals, since 1994. Head, Ophthalmology Department, Dalcross Adventist Hospital, since 2007. Member, Medical Advisory Committee, Dalcross Adventist Hospital, since 2007. Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Discipline of Ophthalmology and Eye Health, Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School, University of Sydney, since 2010. Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Australian School of Advanced Medicine, Macquarie University, 2008-2010. Fellow, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists, since 1992. Member/Secretary/Chair, Overseas Development Special Interest Group, since 2002. Member, International Development Committee, 2008 - 2010. Member, Vision 2020 Australia, Global Committee, 2002 - 2008. Fellow, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), since 1993. Member, Australian Medical Association, since 1983. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology Distinguished Service award, 2011. Recipient, Paul Harris Fellowship, Rotary Club of Ku-Ring-Gai, 2001.


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The late Dr Peter Wren PARODI, (WEF 2 September 2014) Late of West Chermside Qld 4032 For significant service to science as a biochemist, and to the dairy industry through contributions to studies in human nutrition. Consultant, Dairy Australia 1992 - 2015 and Director, Research Program, 1990s. Foundation Member, Nutrition Society of Australia. Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute; Member, 1953 - 2015. Author, a range of research publications, 1970s - 2015, including 7 papers referenced in the report by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, 2013 and editor, a range of scientific journals, 'for many years'. Vice-President, Queensland branch, Liberal Party of Australia, 1981 - 1989 and Chairman, Electorate of Lily, Brisbane, 'for many years', Life Member, 1983. Awards and recognition include: Recipient, Danisco International Dairy Science award, American Dairy Science, 2008. Recipient, ‘for lifetime contribution to dairy science', International Dairy Federation, 2007. Recipient, Best review of the year, Australian Society of Dairy technology, 2004, 1998.


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Mr Allan PIDGEON, Chelmer Qld 4068 For significant service to the community through a range of roles, particularly to the promotion of the Australian national flag. Service includes: President, Australian National Flag Association of Queensland Inc., since 2000 and Foundation Member, since 1983. Chair, Australian Flag Association Limited (national organisation), since 2013 and Foundation Member, since 2013. Member, Executive Committee, Queensland Private Enterprise Centre, (allied with Griffith University Business School), since 2010. Director, Mater Foundation, since 2012. Trustee, Lord Mayor's Charitable Trust, since 2012. Director, Queensland Ballet, since 2016. Member, Celebrate Queensland Committee, Government of Queensland, 2012-2015. Chair, South East Queensland Red Shield Appeal, Salvation Army, 2002-2006.


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The late Mr Sebastiano PITRUZZELLO OAM, (WEF 13 May 2015) Late of Yuroke Vic 3063 For significant service to the Italian community of Victoria, and to business and commerce. Service includes: Patron, Co.AS.IT, current. Patron, Federation of Italian Pensioners of Victoria, current. Past Treasurer, Sortino Social Club in Melbourne. Major Sponsor, Italo-Australian Chamber of Commerce, since 2007 and Sponsor, Italian Institute of Culture, Melbourne, and Sponsor, Italian Australian Institute, Melbourne. Philanthropist, Italian Medical Association, Assisi Centre for the Aged. Founder, Managing Director, Pantalica Cheese Company, since 1973. Founder, owner and operator, Pitruzzello Estate Company, since 2010. Awards and recognition includes: Inductee, Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame, 2011. Recipient, Knight of Labour of the Italian Republic (Cavaliere del Lavoro della Repubblica Italiana), 2010. Recipient, Victorian Family Business of the Year Awards, First Generation Innovation and Entrepreneurship Award, 2008. Recipient, Business Corporate Award, Pitruzello Estate, Victorian Multicultural Commission, 2009.


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Mr Peter Sean PRICE OAM, Dover Heights NSW 2030 For significant service to community safety as an advocate for law enforcement and crime prevention programs. Service includes: Vice-President, Crime Stoppers International, since 2013. Crime Stoppers Australia: Chairman, 2005-2011. Deputy Chairman, 2011-2014. Director Public Affairs, 2005-2014. Presenter, weekly segment, 'Sunrise' breakfast show, Channel 7. Chief Executive Officer, Crime Stoppers NSW, current. Lead Delegate for Crime Stoppers International and Australia, INTERPOL General Assembly, Qatar 2011, Columbia, 2013, Monte Carlo, 2014. Ambassador, Stay Smart Online Campaign, Department of Communications and the Arts, since 2010 and Member, Steering Committee. Law Enforcement Liaison Director, Internet Industry Association (IIA), 2011-2014. Co-developer, 'Operation ROAM'. Coordinator for Crime Stoppers Australia, 'Australia's Most Wanted', Ten Network, 2013.


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Mr Christopher Robert PYE, PO Box 6005, East Perth WA 6892 For significant service to the tourism and hospitality industry in Western Australia through leadership roles, and to the community. Service includes: Chair, Australia's Golden Outback Regional Tourism Organisation, since 2010. Chair, Chief Executive Officer, Hospitality Pty Ltd, and involved since 1977. Deputy Chair, Tourism Council Western Australia. Director, The Forum Advocating Council and Eco Tourism. Director, Perth Convention Bureau. Director, Gumala Aboriginal Corporation, (traditional owners of the Karijini National Park, which houses the Eco Retreat, managed by Hospitality Pty Ltd.). Vice-President, Western Australian Trotting Association, 1988 and Committee Member, 'for many years', and Life Member, 1993. Board Member, Variety, 'for 9 years' and Chair, 'for 3 years'. Lawyer, Pye and Quatermaine, 'over 20 years'. Lawyer and Proprietor, Pye & Associates, current. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Sir David Brand Medal, Western Australian Tourism Awards, 2009. Recipient, Hall of Fame, Australian Hotel Industry, (Western Australia), 2009. Recipient, ACES (Attitude, Commitment, Enthusiasm, Service) National Award, Australian Accommodation Association, 2011.


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Dr John Michael QUINN, Riparian Plaza, 4701/71 Eagle Street, Brisbane Qld 4000 For significant service to medicine in the fields of general and vascular surgery, and to professional organisations. Service includes: Royal Australasian College of Surgeons: Executive Director, Surgical Affairs, since 2005. Councillor, 2003-2005. Member, Board of Advanced Surgical Training, 2000-2002. Elected Executive Member, Division of Vascular Surgery, 1994-2000. Member, Censor in Chief's Committee, 1995-2000. Fellow, since 1982. Chairman, Board of Vascular Surgery, 1995-2002. Secretary, 1994-1995. Inaugural Member, Examiners Panel for FRACS (Vascular), 1996-2005. Secretary, Training and Accreditation Committee, Vascular Surgery, 1992-1994. Australian and New Zealand Society of Vascular Surgeons: Immediate Past President, 2015 and President, 2012-2014 and President Elect, 2010-2012. Chair, Training Board, 1996-2002. Member, Moreton Bay Vascular Society, current. Councillor, World Federation of Vascular Societies, since 2014. Councillor, ANZ Chapter, American College of Surgeons, since 2011 and Fellow, since 1989. Member, European Society of Vascular Surgeons, current. Member, Medical Advisory Committee, Private Hospitals Association of Australia, 1990-1995 and Chairman, Queensland Medical Advisory Committee, 1990-1995 and Member, 1988-1990. Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane: Director of Vascular Surgery, since 2009. Chairman, Senior Medical Staff Association, since 2012. Visiting then Senior Visiting Vascular Surgeon, 1986-2009. Visiting then Senior Visiting Transplant Surgeon 1986-2005. Secretary, Division of Surgery, 1987-1991. Fellow in Vascular and Transplant Surgery, 1983-1985. Vascular Surgeon, since 1983. Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Private Practice, Brisbane, 1986-2009. Member Operating Theatre Management Committee, Wesley Hospital Brisbane, 2004-2007. Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Brisbane: Senior Visiting Surgeon, 1991-2003. Deputy Director of Surgery, 1995-1999. Convener, Morbidity and Mortality Meetings, 1992-2004. Fellow in Vascular Surgery, Austin Hospital, Melbourne, 1985-1986. General Surgical Registrar, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, 1979-1982. Member, General Medical Assessment Tribunal, Workers' Compensation Board of Queensland, 2000-2006; Alternate Member, 1994-2000. University of Queensland: Senior Lecturer in Surgery, 1992-2015. Tutor in Vascular Surgery, Repatriation General Hospital, Greenslopes, 1989-1991 and Mater Misericordiae Hospital, 1992-1999. Tutor, since 1977.


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Mrs Jan RICHARDS, Orange NSW 2800 For significant service to library and information management through executive roles with professional associations. Service includes: International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions: Chair, Committee on Standards, since 2015. Secretary/Information Coordinator, Public Libraries Standing Committee, since 2011. Australian Library and Information Association: Chair, Australian Public Library Alliance, since 2008; Member, since 2006. President, 2010. Vice-President, 2009. Member, Conference Organising Committee, 1995, 2002, and 2011. Fellow, since 2013 and Member, since 1979. Library Council of New South Wales: New South Wales Local Government Representative, since 2012. Chair, Public Libraries Consultative Committee, since 2012 and Member, 2002-2008. Member, Honours Committee, current. Country Public Libraries Association: Past Secretary, 2004-2008. Life Member, since 2012. Member, since 1994. Past Board Member, Public Libraries Australia. Past Secretary, Central West Zone, New South Wales Public Libraries Association. Manager, Central West Libraries, since 1994 and Manager, Banjo Paterson Writing Awards, current. Librarian, New South Wales Agriculture, 1990-1993. Librarian, Wollongong City Library, 1975-1990. Representative Member, Orange Regional Arts Foundation, current. Board Member, Orange Community Resource Organisation, (CareWest), 1996-2005. Publicity Officer, Colour City Dragon Boats, current. Member, Centenary of World War One Committee, Orange, current and Local Coordinator, Coo-ee March, 2015. Justice of the Peace, current. Member, Community Advisory Committee, State Records New South Wales, 2000-2014.


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The Honourable Eric Stephen RIPPER, Cottesloe WA 6011 For significant service to the people and Parliament of Western Australia, particularly through budgetary reform, native title policy, and energy sector developments. Service includes: Parliament of Western Australia: Leader of the Opposition, 2008-2012 and Deputy Leader, 1996-2001. Deputy Premier and Treasurer, 2001-2008. Acting Premier, 2006. Member for Belmont, Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1988-2013. Deputy Premier and Treasurer, 2001-2008. Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly from 26 October 1992 to 16 February 1993. Minister for State Development, 2006-2008. Minister for Government Enterprises and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management, 2005-2006. Minister for Energy, 2001-2005. Minister for Community Services, and Disability Services, 1991-1993. Spokesperson on Native Title, Labor Party (Western Australia), 1999-2012. Chairman, GRA Everingham, since 2013. Board Member, FolkWorld Inc, since 2013. Deputy Chair, Mental Health Advisory Council, since 2016.


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Mr John Michael ROCK, Coogee NSW 2034 For significant service to national and international health through advocacy roles for people with HIV/AIDS. Service includes: Member, Global Advisory Board, International Treatment Preparedness Coalition, since 2008. Alternate Member, Project Advisory Panel, Robert Carr (Civil Society) Network Fund, current. Member, Communities Delegation, UNITAID (Brazil, Chile, France, Norway and the United Kingdom), current. Asia Pacific Delegate, NGO Delegation, UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board, occupying the ITPC seat, 2013-2014. Adviser, APN+ (Asia Pacific Network of People Living with HIV), since 2008 and Australian Representative, 2003-2008 and Supervisor, AusAID-funded capacity development program, 2009-2014. Chairman, Action on Poverty - Australian Foundation for Peoples of Asia and the Pacific, since 2004 and Board Member, since 2001. International Portfolio Convenor, National Association of People with HIV AIDS, 2002-2008.


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Mr Campbell Alan ROSE, PO Box 206, Hampton Vic 3188 For significant service to sports administration, to infrastructure and transport development, and to the community of Victoria. Service includes: Chief Executive, Western Bulldogs Football Club (AFL), 2002-2010. Chief Executive, Goodwill Games Brisbane 2001, 1999-2002. Chief Executive, Melbourne Commonwealth Games Bid 2006, 1997-1999. Chief Executive, Melbourne Major Events Company, 1994-1997. Board Member, Australian Yachting Federation, 1995-2005. Vice-President, Victorian Olympic Council Board, 1993-2002. Board Member, Victorian State Boating Council, 1991 -1999. Executive Director, Victorian Yachting Council, 1990-1994. Member, Marine Board of Victoria, 1991-1999. Member of the Australian Yachting Team at the Seoul Olympics, 1988. Member of the Australian Yachting Team at the Goodwill Games, 1986. Chief Executive Officer, VicTrack, since 2013. Strategic Advisory and Management Consulting, Anchor Group, since 1996. Chief Executive, Stralliance, 2011- 2013. Director, Melbourne Recitals Centre, 2005-2009. Chair, Reference Group, Melbourne Melanoma Project, since 2009 and Founding Chairman, Australian Melanoma Consumer Alliance, since 2011. Director, Australian and New Zealand Melanoma Trials Group. Director, Victoria University Foundation, since 2004. Director, Western Bulldogs Forever Foundation, since 2002. Chair, Central Coast Board, 1996-1999. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Doctor of Letters honoris causa, Victoria University, 2005.


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Mr Bernard Joseph SALT, KPMG, 147 Collins Street, Melbourne Vic 3000 For significant service to the community as a demographer, and through research and commentary on social and cultural change. Service includes: Partner and Head of Demographics, KPMG Australia, current. Adjunct Professor, Curtin Business School, Curtin University, since 2011. Author, several books on demographics and social commentary. Columnist, 'The Australian' newspaper, since 2000. Media Commentator, 'for over 25 years'. Corporate Speaker, 'for over 13 years'. Chairman, Tourism Forecasting Committee, Tourism Australia, 2004-2013. Board Member, Methodist Ladies' College, Melbourne, since 2009. Australia Day Ambassador, 2008-2010. Board Member, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, since 2014.


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Adjunct Associate Professor Alan Stephen SANDFORD, 4 Read Crescent, Mount Isa Qld 4825 For significant service to medical administration and health management through a range of executive roles. Service includes: Executive Director, Medical Services, North West Hospital and Health Service, since 2014. Chairman / Managing Director, Health InfoMaginations Solutions Pty Ltd, since 2001. Executive Director Medical Services, Tasmanian Health Organisation-South, 2012-2014. Executive Director, Medical Services, Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service, 2009-2012. Acting Director, Medical Services, Central Gippsland and Bairnsdale Regional Health Services, 2009. Executive Director, Medical, VHA Global (Victorian Healthcare Association), 2007-2009. Chief Executive Officer and Chief Medical Officer, Al Qassimi Hospital, Emirate of Sharjah, Ministry of Health, UAE, 2007-2009. Chief Executive Officer and Board Member, ANZ Children's Heart Research Centre, 2003-2009. Area Chief Medical Officer, Greater Southern Area Health Service, NSW, 2005-2007. Senior Medical Advisor/Manager Health Workforce Section, Department of Human Services Victoria, 1997-2000. General Manager / Director Medical Services, Fairfield Hospital, Melbourne, 1996-1997. Deputy Medical Director, Director Medical Services, Various hospitals in Victoria, 1988-1996. Member, Clinical Senate, Queensland Health, since 2014. Censor-in-Chief, Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA), current and Fellow, since 2004. Medical and Health Management Surveyor, Australian Council on Healthcare Standards, since1995. Chair, Northern Queensland Clinical Education and Training Network, Queensland Regional Training Networks - Queensland Clinical Education and Training Council (QCETC), 2014-2016 and Member, QCETC, current. Adjunct Associate Professor, Rural Clinical School, University of Queensland, since 2012. Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Tasmania, since 2013. Adjunct Associate Professor, James Cook University, since 2014.


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Mr Simon Andrew SCHRAPEL, Lockleys SA 5032 For significant service to the community, particularly to children and families through social welfare organisations, programs and initiatives. Service includes: Board Member, Families Australia, representing UnitingCare Australia, since 2007. President, Australian Council of Social Service, 2010-2013 and Board Member, since 2007. Steering Group Member, National Coalition on Child Safety and Wellbeing, since 2009. Member, Information Exchange Advisory Group, Child Family Community Australia, since 2007. Member, National Forum for Protecting Australia's Children, since 2009. Chair, Child and Family Welfare Association of Australia, 2001-2007 and Board Member, 1998-2009. Member, Australian Families and Children Council, 2007-2009. Member, Australian Council for Children and Parenting, 2003-2007. Chair, South Australian Council for the Care of Children, current, and Member, since 2006. Chair, Foodbank South Australia, current and Member, since 2003. Past Chair, South Australian Council of Social Service, 2004-2010. Member, Child Protection Partnership Group South Australia, Department for Education and Child Development South Australia, since 2010. Strategic Management Committee Member, Low Carbon Living Node, University of South Australia, current. Chief Executive, Uniting Communities (formerly UnitingCare Wesley), since 2010. Executive Director, Anglicare South Australia, 1999-2010. Past Chair, Professional Standards Committee, Diocese of Adelaide, Anglican Church of Australia, 2007-2010. Director, Foodbank Australia, since 2014. Chair, School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy Advisory Group, since 2014. Public Servant, South Australian Department of Premier and Cabinet, and Department of Family and Community Services, 1989-1999.


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Professor Andrew Mark SCOTT, Kew East Vic 3102 For significant service to nuclear medicine and cancer research as an academic, and to professional organisations. Service includes: Director, Department of Molecular Imaging and Therapy, Austin Health, since 2015. Head Tumor Targeting Laboratory, Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute, since 2015. Professor, School of Cancer Medicine, La Trobe University, since 2015. Chair, Board of Cancer Trials Australia, since 2016. Centre for Positron Emission Tomography (PET), Austin Health: Director, 1996-2015. Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Nuclear Medicine and Centre for PET, since 1994. Member, Olivia Newton-John Cancer Centre Project Committee, 2009-2013. Board Member, Austin Lifesciences Institute, 2007-2013. Board Member, Austin Biomedical Alliance, 2003-2007. Member, Cancer Clinical Trials Centre Board, since 2000 and Chair, Tissue Bank, 1996-2008. Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research: Member, since 2006. Associate Director, International Antibody Program, 2005-2007. Clinical Director, Human Colon Cancer Initiative, 2002-2008. Laboratory Head, Tumour Targeting Program, since 1994. Faculty Member, Melbourne Branch, 1996-2006. Member, Branch Appointments and Promotions Committee, 1999-2006. Member, Executive Committee, 2000-2006. Chair, Management Committee, Austin Campus, 2002-2006. Director, Austin Branch, 2006-2013. Faculty Member, since 2006. Member, Management Committee, since 2006. Associate Director, Clinical Program, Melbourne Tumour Biology Branch, 2002-2006 and Associate Member, 2000-2006. Member, Steering Committee, Olivia Newton John Research Institute, since 2013. University of Melbourne: Professor, Faculty of Medicine, since 2007. Associate Professor, 1999-2007 and Senior Lecturer, 1994-1999. Member, Cancer Strategy Taskforce, since 2010. Professor, School of Cancer Medicine, La Trobe University, since 2014. President, World Federation of Nuclear Medicine and Biology, 2014-2018 and President Elect, 2012-2014. Member, Hybrid Imaging Committee, International Atomic Energy Agency, since 2014. Council Member, Asia Oceania Federation of Nuclear Medicine and Biology, since 2013. National Health and Medical Research Council: Member, Research Translational Faculty, since 2013. Member, Grant Review panel (Oncology), 2014, 2007-2008 and 2001-2003. Deputy Chair, 2002-2003. Committee Member, Australian Radionuclide Therapy Group, since 2013. Director, Centre for Translational Cancer Therapeutics and Imaging, Australian Cancer Research Foundation, since 2012. Chair, International Relations Committee, Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine, since 2009. Board Member, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, since 2007 and Member, Finance and Audit Committee, since 2007. Board Member, Cancer Trials Australia, since 2006 and Member, Phase I Trial Group, Victoria, since 2006. Chair, Commonwealth PET Data Collection Project Committee, 2002-2009. Member, Federal Council, Australian and New Zealand Association of Physicians in Nuclear Medicine (now Australasian Association of Nuclear Medicine Specialists), 1996-2000 and Chair, Nuclear Therapy Committee, 1996-2004. Member, Medical Radiations Program Advisory Committee, RMIT University, since 2012. Committee Member, Victorian Cancer Biobank, since 2006. Chair, Tissue Bank Committee, Victorian Breast Cancer Research Consortium, 2000-2004.


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Professor Christopher SEMSARIAN, New South Wales For significant service to medicine in the field of cardiology as a clinician, administrator and educator, and to the community. Service includes: Professor of Medicine, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney, since 2002. Molecular Cardiologist, Central Clinical School, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, since 2006. Director, Genetic Heart Disease Clinic, since 2002. Director, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Clinic, since 2006 and Registrar/Consultant/Trainee, 1990-1999. Program Head, Agnes Ginges Centre for Molecular Cardiology, Centenary Institute, since 2002. PhD Postgraduate Co-ordinator, current. Assistant Director, 2010-2011. Chair, Advisory Committee, Australian Genetic Heart Disease Registry, since 2007. Research Associate, Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, U.S.A., 1999-2001. NHMRC PhD Scholar, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, 1997-1999. Cardiologist, Central Sydney Cardiology (private practice), current. Member of various editorial boards and has published over 150 peer-reviewed scientific publications, and delivered over 170 invited presentations. Co-author, several best-practice Australian and international guidelines on genetic heart diseases, sudden death and genetic testing. Established, Kempsey Indigenous Heart Disease Clinic, since 2007. Annual Volunteer, 500Hearts, project aimed at detecting rheumatic heart disease in rural Cambodia, since 2011. Director, Hearts4Heart, since 2012. Ambassador, Defib For Life, since 2011. Research Program Committee Member, National Heart Foundation of Australia, since 2011 and Chairman, Grant Review Panel/Peer Review Committee, since 2010, and Member, since 2008. Research Program Committee Member/Grant Reviewer, Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ), current and Chair, Council of Cardiovascular Genetic Diseases. Practitioner Fellow, National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), since 2014. Medical Advisor, Cardiomyopathy Association of Australia, since 2002. Fellow, Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences, 2015. Fellow, Heart Rhythm Society USA, since, 2013. Fellow, American Heart Association, since 2009. Fellow, Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand, since 2005. Fellow, Royal Australian Society of Physicians, since 1997. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, RT Hall Prize for Research, CSANZ, 2012. Recipient, 10 of the Best Research Projects Award, NHMRC, 2010. Recipient, Medal for Excellence in Medical Research, Royal Prince Alfred Foundation, 2009.


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Mr Leon SERRY, PO Box 23, Toorak Vic 3142 For significant service to the biotechnology industry, to the development and commercialisation of biomedical science, and as a mentor. Service includes: Founder and Managing Director, Circadian Technologies Ltd, 1984-2008. Projects have included research into Neurodegenerative disorders such as stroke, Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease, cancer, medical instrumentation, pain management, obesity and macular degeneration. Has been involved in the creation of biotechnology companies including: Optiscan Imaging, 1997. Metabolic Pharmaceuticals Ltd, 1998. Antisense Therapeutics Ltd, 2001. Since 2008 has been involved in encouraging philanthropic investment and has worked with the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research to identify major philanthropic initiatives and potential supporters. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, AusBiotech's Chairman's Excellence Award, 2010. Inaugural recipient, BioMelbourne Network Lifetime Achievement Award, 2008.


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Mr James Glen SERVICE, 14 Northcote Crescent, Deakin ACT 2600 For significant service to the community through contributions to charitable organisations, and to the property, construction, and tourism sectors. Service includes: Chairman, Koomarri Association, since 2008 and Honorary Project Manager, Koomarri Headquarters, 2006 and Board Director, since 2005. Chairman, Canberra Cancerians, Australian Cancer Research Foundation, since 2009 and Member, Organising Committee, 1987-1995 and 2002-2009. Honorary Project Manager, Autism Respite Centres, Ricky Stuart Foundation, since 2014. Foundation Director, Australian Foundation for Mental Health Research, since 2007. Secretary and Public Officer, Canberra International Riesling Challenge, since 2000. Chairman, ACT Building and Construction Industry Training Fund Authority, since 2001. Chairman, Canberra Tourism and Events Corporation, 1997-2001. Board Member, Cantrade. Managing Director, JGS Property, since 1990 and Director, 1985-1990. Director and Company Secretary, Canberra CBD Limited, 2010-2013 and Director, current. National Director, Property Council of Australia, 1996-1998 and Chairman, National Contracts Committee, 1996-1998 and Member, Division Council, 1998-2013 and President, ACT Division, 2003-2008. Chairman, CIC Australia, current. Vice Chairman, Canberra Business Council, 1995-1998. Chairman, Peet Flagstone City, current. Director, Peet Alkimos, current. Director, MTAA Flagstone Creek and Spring Mountain Park, current. President, Tourism Council of Australia (Canberra Region), 1995-1997.


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Mrs Karen Ann SHELDON, Parap NT 0820 For significant service to the community through the development of Indigenous employment and training opportunities, and to the hospitality industry. Service includes: Managing Director, Karen Sheldon Group, since 2006. Managing Director, Karen Sheldon Catering Pty Ltd, since 2006. Karen Sheldon Training and Development, since 2009. Managing Director, Saltbush Social Enterprises, since 2016. Director, Prospect NT Pty Ltd, since 1997. Founder and Proprietor, Dolly Pot Inn Restaurant and Squash Centre Tennant Creek, 1982-1997 and Dolly Pot Inn Restaurant Darwin, 1994-1997. Advisory Board Member, Northern Territory Employment and Training Authority, 2014-2016. Board Member, Northern Territory Chamber of Commerce, 2016. Commissioner, Northern Territory Tourist Commission, 1994-1998. Barkly Region Representative, Northern Territory Tourism Training Council. Member, Tennant Creek Regional Tourist Association, 'for 15 years' and Chairperson, 'for 4 years'. Member, Tennant Creek Regional Economic Development Committee, 1990-1996. Member, Chamber of Commerce Northern Territory, current. Member, Territory Proud, current. Member, Australian Council for Private Education and Training, current. Member, Palmerston Regional Business Association, current. Member, Australian Hotels Association NT, current. Awards and recognition include: Finalist, Senior Northern Territory Australian of the Year, 2012. Winner, Northern Territory Telstra Business Women's Awards, Entrepreneur Category, 2016.


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The Very Reverend Dr John Harley SHEPHERD, 2B Croydon Street, Nedlands WA 6009 For significant service to the Anglican Church of Australia through senior liturgical roles, and to the community. Service includes: Dean, Anglican Diocese of Perth, Anglican Church of Australia, 1990-2014. Priest, St George's Cathedral, 1990-2014 and Chair, Cathedral Restoration Task Force, 2000-2014 and Chair, St George's Cathedral Council for the Arts, 1996-2014. Founder, Centre for Spirituality, 2003. Founder, St George's Cathedral Education Centre, 2001. Chaplain and Music Lecturer, University of Western Australia, 1988-1990. Chaplain and Music and Theology Tutor, Christ Church Oxford, United Kingdom, 1980-1988. Member, Rotary Club of Perth, since 1992.


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Professor Evan Rutherford SIMPSON, Hudson Institute of Medical Research, 27-31 Wright Street, Clayton Vic 3168 For significant service to medical science, particularly in the field of breast cancer, as an academic and researcher. Service includes: Honorary Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Monash University, current. Director Emeritus, Hudson Institute of Medical Research, Monash Medical Centre, current. Distinguished Fellow, University of Edinburgh Medical School, Scotland, since 2010. Director, Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research (now Hudson Institute of Medical Research), 1998-2006. Laboratory Director and Group Leader, Victorian Breast Cancer Research Consortium, 1997-2012. Council member, Endocrine Society of Australia, 2001-2012. Associate Director, Cecil H. and Ida Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences, Southwestern Medical Center, University of Texas, 1985-1997. Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Biochemistry, Southwestern Medical Center, University of Texas, 1982-1997. Senior Principal Research Fellow, Australian National Health and Medical Research, 2008. Board Member, Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Awards and recognition includes: Senior Principal Research Fellowship, National Health and Medical Research Council, 2008-2012. Fellow, Australian Academy of Science, since 2006. Fellow, Royal Society of Edinburgh, since 2012. Recipient, Nancy Brinker Award, Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, 2006. Recipient, Roy O Greep Lecturer Award, Endocrine Society (United States of America), 2005. Recipient, Asia-Oceania Medal, Society for Endocrinology (United Kingdom), 2005. Listed as one of only 3 Australians in Thompson Institute for Scientific Information Most Highly Cited in the area of biology and biochemistry, 2003. Recipient, Dale Medal, Society of Endocrinology, 2011 and Transatlantic Lecturer Medal, 1990.


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The late Dr Owen Bruce SLEE, (WEF 29 January 2016) Late of Turramurra NSW 2074 For significant service to science, particularly in the field of radio astronomy, as a researcher, author and mentor of young scientists. Service includes: Honorary Research Associate, Astronomy and Space Sciences, CSIRO, ongoing and Technical Assistant, Division of Radiophysics, (then) Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIRO), 1946-1989. Adjunct Professor, Centre for Astronomy, James Cook University, 2005-2012. Foundation Member, Astronomical Society of Australia and Retired Fellow.


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The late Emeritus Professor Larry Robert SMITH, (WEF 10 March 2015) Late of Armidale NSW 2351 For significant service to the vocational education and training sector, through leadership and research roles, and to professional organisations. Service includes: University of New England: Director, Centre for Business Research, 2005-2015. Has published over 100 academic papers and supervised over 50 post graduate students. Director, Graduate School of Business, 2005-2007. Head, School of Professional Development and Leadership, 2003-2005. Chair, Management and Leadership, 'for 10 years'. Member, Academic Board, since 2003. Member, Academic Board Standing Committee, current. Member, Academic Board Research Committee, current. Member, New England Participation and Access Committee, 2003-2007. Government of Queensland: Director, Strategic Research Unit, 1997-2001. State Director, Programs and Program Evaluation, Department of Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, 1992-1997. Senior Research Officer, Public Sector Review Commission, 1991-1992. International Expert Consultant, Ministry of Higher Education, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 2011. International Expert Consultant, World Bank Review of Higher Education in Vietnam, 2005-2007. International Expert Consultant, Review of Masters Courses, Open University of Sir Lanka. Director, Vocational Education Training, Office of Training Queensland, 1992-2002. Director, Bremer Institute of Technology, 1991. Director, Hervey Bay Community College, 1988-1990. Memberships and Fellowships include: Member, Australian College of Educators, since 1977 and Fellow, 1996 and Honorary Life Member. Fellow, The Australian Council for Educational Leaders. Fellow, The Australian institute of Management. Fellow, The Royal Society of the Arts. Fellow, The Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australia.


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Ms Constance Lynne SPENCER, PO Box 945, Alice Springs NT 0871 For significant service to conservation and the environment through research into the native plants of Central Australia. Service includes: Australian Native Plants Society Alice Springs Inc. (Formerly the Society for Growing Australian Plants): President, 2001-2002 and 1982-1984. Member, since 1977. Vice-President, 2006-2007. Secretary, 2008-2013, 2003-2004, 1992-1994, 1986-1987 and 1978-1980. Treasurer, 2009-2011 and 1989-1990. Newsletter Editor, 1995-2003. Show Coordinator, 2014 and 2004. Life Member, since 2013. Appeared on ABC Radio regularly between 1981-1987 on behalf of the Society. Life Member, Australian Plants Society, South Australia region, since 1997. Horticulturist, Olive Pink Botanic Garden, Alice Springs, 1983-2009 and Volunteer, current. Committee Member, Alice Springs Field Naturalists Club, since 2003 and Secretary, 2003-2007 and Member.


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Mr David Ian STANTON, Duffy ACT 2611 For distinguished service to public administration, to social policy development, and as an academic. Service includes: Honorary Associate Professor and Visiting Fellow, Policy and Governance, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University, since 2005. Board Member, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2009-2012. Consultant, Social Security Planner and Policy Analyst, Stanton Strategic Solutions, since 2003 and Consultant to the Australian National Audit Office, 2008-2009. Deputy Chair, Ministerial Task Force on Child Support, Department of Social Services, 2004-2005. Division Head/Branch Head/Director, Department of Social Security, Development Division/Social Policy Division/Family Programs Division/Performance and Control Division/Evaluation and Services Division, 1971-1998. Cadet (Statistics) and Research Officer, Australian Bureau of Statistics, 1966-1971. Director, Australian Institute of Family Studies, 1999-2003. Social Policy Consultant, International Labour Office, 1998-1999 and 1991-1992. Member, Social Security Research Advisory Committee, International Social Security Association, 1982-1991. Consultant, Pension Economist, Asian Development Bank, 1997-1998.


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The Honourable Julian Ferdinand STEFANI OAM, 13 James Street, Gilberton SA 5081 For significant service to the community through charitable and multicultural organisations, and to the Parliament of South Australia. Service includes: Chairman, Committee member, Migration Museum Foundation, since 1999. Chairman, Vietnamese Australian Benevolent Foundation South Australia, since 2007 and Founding Life Member. Honorary Member, Lac Long Vietnamese Ethnic School Council, 1995-2013. Honorary Patron, Leisure-Study Art Association, South Australia and Hong Kong, 1995. Organized, Abruzzo Italian Earthquake Appeal, South Australia, 2009-2010. Member of the Board, Multicultural Arts Trust of SA Inc., 1988-1989. Honorary Secretary / Treasurer, ANFE (Italo-Australian Welfare Association), 1984-1988 and Member, current. Foundation Member, Alfa Romeo Owners' Club of SA Inc., 1966. Life Member: National Centre of Hellenic Studies and Research, La Trobe University, Melbourne, 2005. Campania Club Inc., 1982. ANFE - the Italo-Australian Welfare Association, 1988. Ethnic Broadcasters Inc., 2000. Italian Benevolent Foundation SA Inc., 2007. Fogolar Furlan Inc, 1978. Order of Australia Association, 1983. Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, 2006. Former Members SA Parliament Association, 2007. Board Consultant, Adelaide City Force Football Club, 1999-2014. Board Member, Dame Roma Mitchell Trust Fund, 2007-2010. Member, St Hilarion Aged Care Building Appeal Committee, 2006-2008. Inaugural Member, Executive Committee, Stone Industry Association of South Australia, 2000-2002. Member, Divisional Council, Australian Red Cross, 1991-2001 and Member, Executive Committee, 1995-1998. Member, Appeals Committee, Mary Potter Hospice, 1997-1998. Member, South Australian Council, Australian Bicentennial Authority, 1987-1988. Member and Financial Supporter, Bedford Industries Foundation, since 1987. Member, Community Services Organisation Committee, South Australian Jubilee 150, 1980-1986. Parliamentary Secretary assisting the Premier, Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and Trade Development, 1993-1997. Member, South Australian Legislative Council, 1988-2006. Commissioner, SA Ethnic Affairs Commission, 1981-1984. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Commendatore (Knight Commander) of the Sovereign Imperial Military Order of the Iron Crown of the First Italian Kingdom, 2004. Recipient, Commendatore (Knight Commander) in the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, 1996. Recipient, Cavaliere (Knight) in the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, 1984. Recipient, Gold Medal and Certificate of Merit, 'for Distinguished Achievements as a migrant to Australia', Chamber of Commerce of Vicenza Italy, 1990. Recipient, Niki Award, Australian Hellenic Council, 1999 Recipient, Philip of Macedon Award, Pan-Macedonian Federation of Australia, 1996. Recipient, South Australian Italian of the Year, 1990.


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Mrs Rosemary Anne STERN, 38 Hosking Road, Tiddy Widdy Beach SA 5571 For significant service to hockey as a tournament director, administrator and official. Service includes: Tournament Director at International Hockey Federation (FIH) events including: FIH World League Final, Tucuman (Argentina) 2013. Olympic Qualifiers, Kakamigahara (Japan) (Men's and Women's) 2012. Commonwealth Games, Delhi (India) 2010. FIH Junior World Cup, Boston (USA) 2009. 4 Nations Invitational Tournament, Beijing (China) 2008. Ireland v China Test Series (Men's) 2008. FIH Champions Trophy, Quilmes (Argentina) 2007. Australia v Japan Test Series, Port Lincoln 2007. 4 Nations Invitational Tournament, Changzhou (China) 2004. Assistant Tournament Director, Beijing Olympic Games, 2008. Technical Official / Judge at International Hockey Federation (FIH) events including: FIH Hockey World Cup, The Hague (The Netherlands) 2014. Olympic Games, Beijing (China) 2008. FIH Hockey World Cup, Madrid (Spain) 2006. Olympic Qualifiers, Auckland (New Zealand) 2005. Junior World Cup, Santiago (Chile) 2004. 4 Nations Invitational Tournament, Kakamigahara (Japan) 2003. FIH Hockey World Cup, Perth 2002. Trainer, assessor and mentor of technical officials in South Australia and Australia, since 1998. Australian Badge Umpire, 1973. Officiating Commission, Commissioner of Hockey Australia, 'for 5 years'. National Tournament Director at: Australian Masters Games, 2011, 2015. Australian Hockey League, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014. Under 16 School Boy's and School Girls Championships, 2014. Under 18 Men's and Women's Indoor Championships, 2011. Under 18 Women's Championships, 2010. Open and Under 21 Indoor Championships, 2009. Australasian Masters Games, 2005, 2007. Umpire, Hockey SA, 1968-2004 Member, Umpiring Committee, 'for 25 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Rose Stern Award, Hockey SA. Recipient, Order of Merit, South Australian Olympic Council, 2014. Finalist, Official of the Year, Sport SA, 2010. Recipient, Official of the Year, Hockey Australia, 2009.


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Professor Robert John STIMSON, 52 Molonga Terrace, Graceville Qld 4075 For significant service to science as a researcher and academic, particularly in the discipline of analytical human geography. Service includes: Emeritus Professor, Geographical Sciences and Planning, University of Queensland, since 2011. Honorary Professor, Department of Resource Management and Geography, University of Melbourne, since 2015. Director, Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN), 2011-2015. Convenor, Research Network in Spatially Integrated Social Science, Australian Research Council, University of Queensland, 2004-2009. Director, Centre for Research into Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures (CRSURF), University Of Queensland, 2000-2004. Collaboration with the Retirement Village Association Australia, late 1990s-early 2000s. Chair, Urban Studies, Queensland University of Technology, 1991-1997. Director, The Brisbane Plan, Brisbane City Council, 1990-1991. Dean, Management School, University of Canberra, 1985-1990 Director, Australian Institute of Urban Studies (AIUS), 1983-1985. Director, Centre for Applied Social and Survey Research (CASSR), Flinders University, 1976-1983 Fulbright Senior Scholar. Author of 49 books/monographs including, 'The Australian City: A Welfare Geography', (Longman Cheshire, 1982) Author of more than 450 scientific papers and book chapters. Chair, Applied Geography Commission, International Geographical Union. President, Regional Science Association International. President, Australia New Zealand Section, Regional Science Association International. Fellow, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. Member, Council of the Pacific Regional Science Conference. President, Western Regional Science Association, United States. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Hirotada Kohno Award, for outstanding service, Regional Science Association International, 2013. Recipient, Distinguished Service Award, Australia and New Zealand Section Regional Science Association International, 2010. Recipient, JP Thomson Medal, Royal Geographical Society (Queensland), 1999. Fellow, Regional Science Association International, 2010.


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Mr Robert Kirk STRIKE, PO Box 8049, Blacktown NSW 2148 For significant service to the community through advocacy and support roles for people with special needs. Service includes: President/Board Member, Self-Advocacy Sydney, Co-founder, since 1986. President/Board Member, New South Wales Council for Intellectual Disability, since 1986. Board Member, Disability Council New South Wales, since 2000. Board Member/Educator, Intellectual Disability Rights Service Inc. 1990 - 2010. Board Member, Citizen Advocacy Western Sydney, 1990 - 2010. Board Member, New South Wales Intellectual Disability Network Forum, NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation 2010 - 2014. Research Collaborator, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Sydney, 'for 25 years'. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Minister's Lifetime Achievement Award, National Disability Awards, 2009. Recipient, International Day of People With a Disability award, 2009.


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Mrs Aija Gundega THOMAS, 3 Glenarm Road, Glen Iris Vic 3146 For significant service to architecture, particularly in the area of health facility planning and design. Service includes: Principal and Founding Director, Silver Thomas Hanley (Aus) Pty Ltd, since 1970s. Projects include: New Bendigo Hospital, 2016. Epworth Hospital, Geelong, 2016. Monash Children's Hospital, 2013-2016. Box Hill Hospital Redevelopment, 2011-2015. Epworth Freemasons, 2013-2016. Victorian Cancer Centre Hospital, 2008-2016. New Royal Adelaide Hospital, 2011-2017. Fiona Stanley Hospital, Murdoch, Western Australia, 2014. Gold Coast University Hospital, 2006-2012. Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, 2005. Casey Hospital, Berwick, Victoria, 2005. Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, 1995-2012. St Catherine's Hospital, Niagara, Canada, 2012. Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, Canada, 2008. The Hunter Strategy, Newcastle, 2005. Orange Health Service, 2002-2004. Austin Mercy Hospital, 1999-2003. Latrobe Regional Hospital, 1995-1998. Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital, 1995. Nickol Bay Hospital, Karratha, Western Australia, 1986. Member, Victoria Royal Australian Institute of Architects, since 1985.


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Mr Christopher West THOMAS, East Melbourne Vic 3002 For significant service to business and commerce, and to the community through support for a range of arts and medical research organisations. Service includes: EgonZehnder International (Executive search firm): - 1979-2014. Partner, 1983-2007. Leader, Global Board Consulting Practice Group, 1998-2006. Managing Partner, Melbourne Office, 1986-2003. Regional Director, Australia, 1991-1992. Employee, Alcoa, 1968-1979. Trustee, Committee for Economic Development of Australia, 1991-2002. Board of Governors, Corp of Commissionaires Victoria, 1998-2003. Governor, American Chamber of Commerce Australia, 1993-2002 and Vice-President, 1982-1985 and Director, 1980-1993. Chair, Executive Interim Management, 1991-1997. President, Business School Association, University of Melbourne, 1984-1986. President, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, since 2013 and Board Member, since 2001. Remuneration and Nomination Committee, National Gallery Victoria, since 2015. Chair, Heide Park and Art Gallery, (Heide Museum of Modern Art) 1994-1997 and Director, 1992-2001. Council Member, Australian Film, Television and Radio School, 1996-2002. Chair, Victorian Community Foundation, 1988-1994. Awards and recognition includes: Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors. Recipient, Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Melbourne, 2012. Recipient, John Clemenger Memorial Prize, University of Melbourne Business School, 1976.


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Mr Christopher Ian THORN, 8 Lightfoot Street, Mont Albert Vic 3127 For significant service to the not-for-profit sector through advisory roles on philanthropic strategic planning, and to the community. Service includes: Partner, EY Impact Investment, Social Finance and Philanthropy, current. Partner and Head of Philanthropy and Charitable Services, Evans and Partners, Melbourne, 2012-2016. Member, Philanthropy Team, JBWere Financial Services, 2001-2012. Founder, ShareGift Australia and Chairman, 2004-2016. Council Member, Philanthropy Australia, 2003-2013. Founding Board Member, Giving West, 2010-2012. Chair, MLC Community Foundation Advisory Committee, 2010-2012. Director, Impact Investing Australia, current. Member, Australian Advisory Board to the G8 Global Social Impact Investment Taskforce, since 2014. Member, Centre for Social Impact Melbourne Advisory Council, current. President, Camberwell Grammar School Foundation Board, since 2011 and Board Member, since 2006 and Chair, Finance and Investment Committee, 2007.


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Professor Catherine Therese TURNER, Brisbane Qld 4000 For significant service to nursing through research into nurse practice and population health, and to professional organisations. Service includes: The University of Queensland: Professor, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work, current. Head, School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2008-2014. Director of Research and Deputy Head of School, 2007. Associate Professor, Coordinator of Research and Higher Degrees, 2004-2006. Project Officer, Development of an undergraduate nursing degree, Faculty of Health Sciences, 2002-2003. Senior Lecturer, Division of Epidemiology and Social Medicine, School of Population Health, 2001-2003. Visiting Fellow, Boston College, Maine, United States of America, 2000. Australian Catholic University: Assistant Head, School of Nursing, 1999. Head, Department of Nursing Practice, 1995-1998. Lecturer in Nursing, 1992-1994. Clinical Teacher, Rural Placements, University of Canberra, 1991-1992 Nurse Educator, Royal Brisbane Hospital, 1988-1990. Assistant Commissioner Nursing, Health Quality and Complaints Commission, 2011-2014. Board of Directors, Mater Education Ltd, since 2016. Board of Directors, Mater Health Services, 2008-2016. Executive, Council of Deans Australia and New Zealand, Nursing and Midwifery, 2012-2014. Awards and recognition includes: Career Development Award, Population Health, National Health and Medical Research Council, 2007-2011. Distinguished Alumni Award, Flinders University, 2008. Fulbright Fellow, Channing Laboratory, Harvard University, 2006-2007. Excellence in Teaching Award, The University of Queensland, 2005. International Research Collaboration Travel Award, The University of Queensland, 2003.


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Mr Philip Johnson TWYMAN, Cremorne Point NSW 2090 For significant service to the insurance industry, as a mentor and role model in business, and to international relations. Service includes: Group Executive Director, Aviva PLC, United Kingdom, 1996-2004. Chairman, Morley Fund Management, 1997-2004 and Aviva Canada (Canada), 2000-2003 and Delta Lloyd NV (Netherlands), 1998-2000 and Groupe Victoire SA (France), 1998-2000. AMP Society - 1964-1995: Senior appointments included: State Manager for Queensland, Chief Actuary and Chief Financial Officer, Chief General Manager for Australia. Chairman, ANZ Lenders Mortgage Insurance Pty Ltd, 2007-2011. Director, Insurance Australia Group (IAG), since 2008 including as Chair, Audit and Risk Committee and Member, Nomination Committee. Director, Swiss Re Australia and Swiss Re Life and Health and Chair, Audit Committee, since 2005. Director, Tokio Marine Management Australasia and Chair, Audit Committee, since 2004. Director, Perpetual Limited, 2004- 2012 Director, Medibank Private Limited, 2007- 2012 Director, Insurance Manufacturers of Australia Pty Limited, 2007-2008. Patron, Overseas Council Australia (OCA), since 2014 and Chairman, 2005-2012 and Director, 2004-2014.


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Dr Peter Joseph VERCO, 9 Briar Avenue, Medindie SA 5081 For significant service to paediatric dentistry through mentoring and advocacy roles, as a clinician, and to professional organisations. Service includes: Specialist Paediatric Dentist, since 1978. Teacher of Paediatric Dentistry, The University of Adelaide, since 1974. Australian Dental Association - South Australian Branch: President, 1984-1985 and Immediate Past President, 1985-1986. Vice President Senior, 1983-1984. Vice President Junior, 1982. Honorary Secretary, 1981 and Councillor, 1979-1980 and Member, since 1972. Australian Society of Dentistry for Children (now Australian and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Dentistry): Federal President, 1993-1995. Inaugural Editor, 'Synopses', 1990-1994. RK HALL Biennial Conference, Uluru, 2010. Immediate Past President, 1995-1997. Vice President, 1991-1993. Councillor, since 2008 and 1988-1997. Honorary Secretary/Treasurer, 1977-1979 and Member, since 1972. Australian Society of Dentistry for Children (South Australian Branch): President, 2008-2011, 1991-1995 and 1981-1983. Member, Schedule Committee, since 1993. State Councillor, 1988-1990. Immediate Past President, 1983-1985 and Vice President, 1979-1981. Honorary Secretary/Treasurer, 1979-1981 and Member, since 1972. President, Australasian Academy of Paediatric Dentistry, 2013-2015 and Founding Member, since 1992. Chairman, International Relations Committee, International Association of Paediatric Dentistry, 1993-1995. Committee Member, South Australian Dental Education and Research Foundation (now Dental Research and Education Foundation), 2004-2011 and 2002. Secretary, Postgraduate Committee in Dentistry, 1979. Australian Society of Endodontology: Member, 1973-2011. Committee Member, 1982-1983 and 1978-1979. President, Dental Practice Management Society, 1993 and Member, 1985-2001. Member, Australia and New Zealand Division, International Association of Dentistry Research, 1974-1979. Fellow and Member, Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons, since 2008. Fellow, International College of Dentists, since 2009. Fellow, Pierre Fauchard Academy, since 1994 and Member, Editorial Board, since 2011. Board Member, Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation, since 2014. Leading advocacy role for the introduction of The Child Dental Benefits Scheme. (The Scheme, known as The Child Dental Benefits Schedule, commenced on 1 January 2014. The Commonwealth Department of Health administers the Schedule which provides access to benefits for basic dental services to approx. 3 million children aged 2-17 years of age). Donation of the Sir Joseph Verco Memorial Prize, School of Dentistry, The University of Adelaide, since 1986. Major Donor, Verco Lecture Theatre, Medical Health Sciences Building, The University of Adelaide, 2016. Volunteer Pilot, Angel Flight Australia, since 2010. Foundation Fellow Member, Friends of the Art Gallery of South Australia. Chairman's Circle, since 2015. Life Member, The National Trust, since 1966.


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The late Mr Terry Tabuai WAIA, (WEF 29 January 2015) Late of Earlville Qld 4870 For significant service to Indigenous and Torres Strait Island communities in Far North Queensland through leadership, advisory and advocacy roles. Service includes: Board Member, representing Torres Strait Islanders, Reconciliation Australia, 2005-2011. Commissioner for the Torres Strait Zone, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, 1997-2000. Chair, Torres Strait Regional Authority, 2000-2004 and Deputy Chair, 1994-1997. Founded first Torres Strait Regional Authority Fisheries Committee. Chair, Sabai Island Council, 1988-2004. Deputy Chair, Island Coordinating Council, 2006-2012. Chair, Islanders Board of Industry and Service and Deputy Chair and Board Member. Torres Strait Islander Representative, Joint Advisory Council of the Torres Strait Treaty, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Inaugural Member, Torres Strait Protected Zone Joint Authority, 'circa early 2000s'.


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Mrs Maureen WALKER, Wyong NSW 2259 For significant service to equestrian sports, and to the horse industry as a rider, breeder, trainer and instructor. Service includes: Breeder and/or trainer of 278 Royal Show Championships, 143 Royal Show Horse Championships, 77 Royal Show Riding Championships, 27 National Titles, 97 State Titles, 31 Horse of the Year Awards and five Australian Stockhorse Society National Titles. Owner, Marena Stud and Riding Academy, since 1957. Delegate, Hack Council of Australasia, until 2006. Equestrian Federation of Australia (EFA): Accredited Level 1 Coach and Specialist Examiner (Skills Specific Training Inspector), 1995-2004. One of only 6 in Australia named as a top Show Horse Competitor and Trainer by the EFA, 1995. Australian Stock Horse Society (ASHS): Judge Examiner, 2011. Member, Assessment Panel for training and examining Level 2 Judges, 2011. Life Member, Show Horse Council of Australasia Inc, since 2011 and Committee member, 'for over 20 years'. Judge of Pony, Galloway and Hack classes, Led and Ridden Breed, Riding, Turnout and Show Hunter classes, including at Royal Sydney Show, Royal Melbourne Show, Royal Canberra Show, New Zealand Horse of the Year, National Horse of the Year, and Australian Stock Horse National Championships. Pony Club Association of New South Wales: Member, Chief Instructors Panel, until 1974. First woman appointed as a Club Examiner, 1965. Chief Instructor and Life Member, Zone 24. Life Member, Tall Timber Pony Club, 1969. Vice President, NSW Riding Pony Society. Founding Convenor, Central Coast and Lower Hunter Hack Association, 1986 and served as President and Vice President, Member until 2007.


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Dr Sue-Anne WALLACE, PO Box 1368, Neutral Bay NSW 2089 For significant service to the not-for-profit sector, particularly through charitable fundraising reform and establishing codes of practice. Service includes: Vice-President, Humanitarian Quality Assurance Initiative, (Geneva), since 2015. Chair, Customer Owned Banking (previously Mutual Banking) Code of Practice Code Compliance Committee, since 2013. Member, International Summit on Principles and Standards of Fundraising Practice, 2006 - 2009. Member, Sydney Advisory Council, Centre for Social Impact, University of New South Wales, since 2008. Inaugural Executive Chairman, Creating Australia, 2013 - 2016. President Museums Australia, 1996 - 2000 and Vice-President 1994 - 1996 and Councillor, 1994- 2005. Vice- President, National Trust of Queensland, 2003-2004 and Councillor 2000 - 2003. Director, Australian Indigenous Cultural Network, 1998 - 2002. Vice-President, International Council of Museums, UNESCO, Australian National Committee 2003 - 2004 and Secretary 1993 - 1996 and Member since 1993. Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney: Director, Collections, Exhibitions and Education, 1997 - 1999. Senior Curator, 1991-1993. Australia Council: Founding Director, Audience Development and Advocacy, 1996 - 1997. Director Visual Arts/Craft Board, 1994 - 1996. Ministerial Appointments: Member, Cultural Policy Advisory Committee, Arts Queensland, 2003. Member, The National Trust of Queensland, 2000 - 2002. Member, Australian Cultural Heritage Forum, 1998 - 2000. Member, National Collections Council, 1997- 2000. Member, UNESCO Australian Cultural Network, 1993 - 1994. Member, Arts ACT, Australian Capital Territory, 1990. Head, Education and Access, National Gallery of Australia, ACT, 1993 - 1994 and Lecturer 1988 -1991. Lecturer, College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, 1994 - 1996. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Research Scholarship, Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens, 1990. Recipient, Visiting Fellowship, United States of America Information Services, 1997. Recipient, Visitor Scheme, British Council, 1992. Recipient, Commonwealth Postgraduate Research Scholarship, Australian National University, 1985.


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Professor Malcolm Ross WALTER, 61/32 Carabella Street, Kirribilli NSW 2061 For significant service to science in the field of astrobiology as an author, academic, educator and mentor. Service includes: Founding Director, Australian Centre for Astrobiology, University of New South Wales, 2008-2012 (formerly located at Macquarie University, 2001-2008). Co-investigator, Foundations of Complex Life, MIT NASA Astrobiology Team, current. Executive Council Member, Astrobiology Institute, NASA, current. Australian Academy of Science: Observer, National Committee for Space and Radio Science, since 2014. Member, National Committee for Space Science, 2005-2008. Member, Japan Bilateral Exchange Committee, since 2013. Member, MUSES-C Task Force (responsible for Australian involvement in the Hayabusa Spacecraft Mission in 2005). Fellow, since 2004. Research Associate, Australian Museum, Sydney, since 1993 and Recipient, Eureka Prize, 2005. Curator, 'Centenary of Federation Space Exploration', National Museum of Australia, and 'To Mars and Beyond: Search for the Origins of Life', 2001-2002. Vice-Chair, Terminal Proterozoic Eon, International Commission on Stratigraphy, 2000's. Author, 'The Search for Life on Mars', Allen and Unwin, 1999. Member, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia. Former Chair, ACT Division, Geological Society of Australia and Fellow, since 2005. Acting Chief, Bureau of Mineral Resources (now Geoscience Australia), 1989 and Senior Principal Research Scientist, 1980-1989. Director, M.R. Walter Pty Ltd, since 1989. Director, Bass Becking Geobiological Laboratory, 1980-1987.


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Mr Brian Emlyn WALTERS QC, 39 Castle Street, Eaglemont Vic 3084 For significant service to conservation through environmental protection law, and to human rights advocacy in Victoria. Service includes: Director, Earth Garden Foundation Australia Limited, since 2009. Co-founder, Wild', (Wilderness Adventure Magazine), 1981 and Director, 'for 25 years'. Honorary Life Member, The Wilderness Society (formerly Tasmanian Wilderness Society), 2007. Council Member, Ministerial Advisory Committee for Alpine National Park, Victorian National Parks Association, 1989-1991. Queen's Counsel, Victorian Bar, since 2014 and Senior Counsel, since 2001 and Barrister, since 1982 and Recipient, Pro Bono Trophy, 2014. Board Member, Faculty of Law, Monash University, 2011-2014 and Member, External Professional Advisory Committee, since 2014. Solicitor, Bairnsdale, 1978-1982. Founding member, Victorian Branch, The Australian Greens, 1992. President, Liberty Victoria, 2004-2006 and Vice-President, 2002-2004 and Committee Member, 2001. Vice-President and Spokesperson, Free Speech Victoria 1999-2008 and Committee member, 1999. Author, 'Slapping on the Writs: Defamation, Developers and Community Activism' (Sydney, University of NSW Press, 2003). 'Treason: Claus von Stauffenberg and the plot to kill Hitler', (Ballarat, Make Books Australia, 2014).


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Mr Anthony Thorne WARLOW, Victoria For significant service to the performing arts through contributions to opera and musical theatre as a singer, actor and entertainer. Service includes: Roles in Opera/Light Opera include: “Puck” in A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1981 “Papageno” in The Magic Flute,1984, 1999 “Archibald Grosvenor” in Patience, 1995 “Gabriel Eisenstein” in Die Fliedermaus,1997 “Ko-Ko” in The Mikado, 2004, 2009 “Learned Judge” in Trial By Jury, 2005 “Captain Corcoran” in HMS Pinafore, 2005 “Pirate King” in The Pirates of Penzance, 2006-07, 2010 Roles in Musical Theatre, include: “Sky Masterson” in Guys and Dolls,1985 (London West End) “Enjolras” in Les Miserables, 1987-88 (Australia), 1990 (International Cast Recording) “The Phantom” in Phantom of the Opera, 1990 (Australia), 2007-09 (Aus-NZ tour) “Henry Higgins” in My Fair Lady, 1993 (Victorian State Opera), 1997 (Sydney) “Dr Henry Jekyll/Edward Hyde” in Jekyll and Hyde, 1994 (Australian Cast Recording) “Archibald Craven” in The Secret Garden, 1995 (Australia) “Teen Angel” in Grease - the Arena Spectacular, 1998 (Australian tour) “Daddy Warbucks” in Annie 2000, 2012 (Australia) , and 2012 (Broadway) “Cervantes/Don Quixote” in Man of La Mancha, 2002 (Australia) “Frederik Egerman” in A Little Night Music, 2010 (Australia) “Dr Yuri Zhivago” in Doctor Zhivago, 2011 (Australia) “Charles Frohman/James Hook” in Finding Neverland, 2015 (Broadway) Various television appearances including: “Midday with Ray Martin”, “Hey Hey It's Saturday”, 1980s-1990s “The Main Event” concert tours with John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John, 1998, 2000 “Back in the Swing” solo tour, 1993 “Tenor and Baritone” solo tour, 2005 Patron of Entertainment Assist, since 2009. Donated proceeds of “Grease” recording, 1998, to The Sydney Cancer Centre and The Heart Research Institute Associated with Cancer Council Australia, since the late 2000s Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Joan Sutherland Scholarship, Australian Opera, 1984 Recipient, Australian Entertainment 'Mo' Awards, Musical Theatre Performer of the Year 1991 and 1992 and Male Musical Theatre Performer 1991 and 1992. Australian Performer of the Year 1994 and 1999 and 2005. Arena Performer of the Year 1999. Classical/Opera Performer of the Year 2007and 2008. Living National Treasure, National Trust, 1998. Recipient, Helen Hayes Award, 'for best actor in a musical for Man of La Mancha’, Washington DC, 2016.


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Mr Paul Laurence WHEELTON OAM, The Melburnian, 704/250 St Kilda Road, Southbank Vic 3006 For significant service to a range of charitable organisations in Victoria through governance, fundraising and philanthropic contributions. Service includes: Deputy Chairperson, Life Education Australia, 2010-2015. Director, Life Education Foundation, 2015. Non-Executive Chair, Life Education Victoria, 2007-2014. Council Member, Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation, since 2011. Representative, Ministerial Council for Volunteers, Victorian Department of Human Services, since 2015. Patron, Les Twentyman's 20th Man Fund, current. Leader and Founding Member, The Wildebeests (philanthropic social group), since 2001. Chairperson, Bali Children Foundation, since 2008. Board Member, The Marsh Foundation, since 2007. Board Member, PanCare Foundation, since 2015. Patron, Northern Health Foundation, since 2011. Deputy Chairperson, Victorian Branch, Order of Australia Association, since 2010 and Chair, Philanthropy Workshop, National Conference, Melbourne, 2014. Director, Box Hill Hawks Football Club, since 2012. Philanthropic contributor to a range of organisations including: Camberwell Grammar School, 2012-2013. Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School, 2014. Northern Health Foundation, 2012. Life Education Foundation, 2015. Philanthropy Australia, 2013. Donates the use of Budget trucks for the Pied Pipers, Life Education Victoria and Victoria Police Blue Ribbon Foundation, current. Supporter of Children First Foundation and ten20 Foundation, current. Awards and recognition include: Recipient, Frank Green Memorial Award, Victorian Department of Human Services, 2015.


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Ms Jennifer June WILLIAMS, South Yarra Vic 3141 For significant service to the community through leadership roles in the public health sector, and to NGO governance. Service includes: Chief Executive, Australian Red Cross Blood Service, 2009-2016. Chief Executive, Alfred Health, 2004-2009. Chief Executive, Austin Health, 1997-2004. Director, Psychiatric Services, Department of Health and Human Services, 1993-1997. Chair, Northern Health, since 2015. Chair, Yooralla, since 2016. Director and Chair of Governance, Audit and Risk Committee, La Trobe University, since 2009. Member, Australian Medical Research Advisory Board, since 2016. Chair, Alfred Health Whole Time Medical Specialists' Private Practice Scheme, since 2009. Member, Ministerial Advisory Council for the Victorian Health System Statewide Service and Infrastructure Plan, since 2016. Ministerial Delegate to the Barwon Health Board, since 2016. Ministerial Delegate to the Goulburn Valley Health Board, 2012-2013. Commissioner, Australian Commission for Safety and Quality in Health Care, 2006-2008. Chair, Board of Management, Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct, 2004-2009. Director, Mental Health Research Institute, 2002-2009. Director and Deputy Chair, Victorian Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, 1998-2001. Director, Hospital Superannuation Board, 1993-1997. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Victorian Business Woman of the Year, 1995 - Public Sector category.


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Mr John Dennis WILLIAMS, PO Box 174, Bowral NSW 2576 For significant service to Indigenous rights through health and social welfare organisations, and as an advocate for reconciliation. Service includes: Advisor, Stolen Generations Council NSW/ACT, since 2010 and Public Officer, since 2010 and Facilitator and Coordinator, Stolen Generation Claims, since 2008. Non-Aboriginal Delegate, National Stolen Generations Alliance, since 2015. Public Officer and Advisor, Cummbeyan Aboriginal Health Service Inc, since 2011. Public Officer, Children of Bomaderry Aboriginal Children's Home Inc, since 2015. Honorary Advisor, National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, 1996-2006. Honorary Executive Secretary and Founding Member, Ethics Committee, Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW, 1996-2006. Choir Master, Sydney Aboriginal Choir, Redfern, 1995-2000. Committee Member, Corruption Prevention Network Ltd, since 2005. Research/Site Officer, AMS Cooperative Ltd, 2007-2014. Senior Research Officer, Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW, 1996-2006. Executive Officer, Sydney Regional Council, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, 1991-1996. Senior Research Officer, New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council, 1989-1991. Principal, Real Estate Agencies in Kempsey, South West Rocks and Nambucca Heads, 1980-1988. PhD Student in New Testament Studies, Southern Baptist Seminary Graduate School and St Andrews University, Scotland, 1972-1974. PhD Student in Ancient History, Macquarie University, 1975-1980. Minister, First American Baptist Church, Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA, 1967-1972. Minister, churches at Dundas and Baulkham Hills, Baptist Union of New South Wales, 1963-1966.


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Dr Lynne Susanna WILLIAMS, Kew Vic 3101 For significant service to public sector administration, and to economic and public policy reform in Victoria. Service includes: Commissioner, Commonwealth Grants Commission, since 2016. Chair, Victorian Government Purchasing Board, since 2011. Commissioner, Essential Services Commission of South Australia, since 2013. Board Member, Victorian Legal Services Board, since 2013. Commissioner, Victorian Building Authority Board, since 2014. Member, Climate Change Authority, 2012-2014. Under-Secretary, Department of Treasury and Finance (Vic), 2010-2011 and Deputy Secretary, Economic and Financial Policy, 2006-2010. Deputy Secretary, Business Support, Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development (Vic), 2003-2006. Special Adviser, Fiscal Federalism, Department of Premier and Cabinet (Vic), 2011-2013 and Director, Economic Policy Branch, 2001-2003. Principal Adviser Research, Productivity Commission, 1996-2001. Assistant Director, Economic and Locational Research, Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research, 1990-1996. Member, Faculty of Business and Economics Board, University of Melbourne, current and Member, Melbourne University Sport Board, 2009-2015 and Fellow, St Hilda's College, since 1998. Fellow, Australian Institute of Public Administration, since 2007. Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors, since 2009. Vice-President, Athletics International (Australia), Athletics Australia, since 2011 and Committee Member, since 2000. Member, Athletics Review Panel, Australian Sports Commission, 2014-2015.


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Mr Albert Yueling WONG, Hamilton House, 48 Wentworth Road, Vaucluse NSW 2030 For significant service to the community, particularly to medical research organisations, to the tertiary education sector, and to the visual arts. Service includes: President, University of Sydney Physics Foundation, since 2013 and Member of Council, since 2003 and Honorary Life Governor, 2004. Member and Contributor, Messel Endowment Capital Committee, University of Sydney, since 2004. University of New South Wales: Former Governor, Alumni Board. Board Member, Alumni Leaders Network, since 2003. Board Member, UNSW Foundation, current. Founding Member, Dean's Faculty Advisory Council for the Faculty of Commerce and Economics, 2000-2001. Board Member, Children's Medical Research Institute (CMRI), since 2013 and Director, CMRI Building Foundation, since 2013. Director, Ian Thorpe Fountain for Youth Trust, 2003-2015. Supporter of a range of charitable organisations, including: The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute. Sydney Children's Hospital. Sophie Delizio-Day of Difference Foundation. The Wayside Chapel. Financier of the film documentary on the life of John Godschall Johnson AO, entitled, 'The Violin Man', circa 1990. Chairman, Kyckr Limited, current. Deputy Chairman, Prima Biomed Limited, current. Member, Australian Stock Exchange, since 1988. Director, Intersuisse Limited, 1988-1995. Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), since 1994. Fellow, Financial Services Institute of Australia (FINSIA), since 1987. Co-Founder and Chairman, Winmar Resources, 2009-2014. Non-Executive Director, Kimberley Diamonds Limited, 2011-2014. Chairman, Cabral Resources Limited, 2011-2015. Managing Director, Barton Capital Holdings Limited (Formerly AusChina Limited), 1997-2002 and Director, AusChina Limited, 1995-1997. Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, eStar Limited, 1999-2002.


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Dr Andrew John WRIGHT, 16 Amersham Crescent, Carindale Qld 4152 For significant service to international relations and to the health and wellbeing of the Acholi people of Northern Uganda. Service includes: Yotkom Uganda - Primary Health Care Project: Australian Director, since 2008. Volunteer, since 2001. Co-Owner/Senior Doctor, Baywest Medical Centre, Queensland, 2004-2012.

Mrs Annette Vicki WRIGHT, 16 Amersham Crescent, Carindale Qld 4152 For significant service to international relations and to the health and wellbeing of the Acholi people of Northern Uganda. Service includes: Yotkom Uganda - Primary Health Care Project: Australian Director, since 2008. Volunteer, since 2001. Co-Owner/Administration Officer, Baywest Medical Centre, Queensland, 2004-2012.


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Professor John YEAMAN, 25/147 Lowanna Drive, Buddina Qld 4575 For significant service to civil engineering and road asset maintenance management, to professional organisations, and to the community. Service includes: Professor, Civil Engineering and Construction, University of the Sunshine Coast, since 2011. External Examiner, PhD students, University of Birmingham (UK), and the University of Auckland and Swinburne University, ongoing. Contributed to the implementation of Performance Specified Maintenance Contracts in Australasia. Founder and Director, Pavement Management Services, 1981-2008 and Consultant, UAE Operations, 2008-2011. Technical Director, SAMI Pty Ltd, 1974-1981. Laboratory Technician, Blue Metal Industries (now Boral Ltd), 1956-1974. Soldier, Citizens Military Forces, Royal Australian Engineers, Australian Army, 1955-1972. Fellow, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, since 2003. Panellist and Board Member, Universities Accreditation Board, Engineers Australia, 1996-2011 and Fellow, 1995 and Member, since 1978. Committee Member, Standards Association of Australia; National Association of Testing Authorities. Member, Technical Committee, International Conference for the Structural design of Asphalt Pavements, 2001-2002. Life Member, Association of Asphalt Paving Technologists (USA), since 1972. Fellow, The Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (UK). Honorary Freeman, City of London, 2004. Member, Paviours (Road Repairers) Guild, 2004. President's Medal, Transport Association of Canada, 2008. Founding Member, International Society for Asphalt Pavements. President, Rotary Club of Kawana Waters, 2015-2016 and Member, since 2011. Member, Rotary International, 1984-2000 and Paul Harris Fellow. President, Rotary Club of Beecroft.


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Ms Barbara May YEOH, Hawthorn Vic 3122 For significant service to public administration and to business, to community health care, and to transport organisations. Service includes: Chair, Monash Health (formerly Southern Health), since 2009. Chair, Council of Health Board Chairs, Victorian Health Services, 2011-2015. Deputy Chair/Director, Victorian State Emergency Service Authority, since 2006. Member, Management Committee, Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, since 2014. Deputy Chair, Board Audit Committee, Civil Aviation Safety Authority, 2010-2014 and Chair, 2004-2010. Member, Building Board Capability Advisory Committee, Department of Health and Human Services (Vic), since 2012. Director, Eastern Health, 2000-2009. Trustee, Melba Opera Trust, 2006-2011 and Director, Melba Conservatorium of Music, 2006-2008. Director, Southern and Eastern Integrated Transport Authority, 2003-2009. Director, Housing Guarantee Fund Limited, 1996-2007. Director, Credit Union Services Corporation (Australia) Ltd, 1992-2003. Director, National Rail Corporation Ltd, 1993-2002. Director, Rural Finance Corporation, 1988-2000. Deputy Chancellor, La Trobe University, 1991-1993 and Councillor, 1987-1997. Member, Statutory Fishing Rights Allocation Review Panel, 2004-2013. Member, Gambling and Lotteries Licences Review Panel (Vic), 2007-2011. Chair, ACT Treasury Investment Advisory Board, 2000-2010. Chair, Audit and Risk Committee, Civil Aviation Safety Authority, 2004-2010. Chair, Compensation Assessment Panel, Fisheries Act (Vic), 2002-2008. Chair, Rail Freight Advisory Council (Vic), 2001-2004. Member, Attorney-General's Law Reform Advisory Council (Vic), 1997-2000. Principal, Barbara Yeoh & Associates (Financial and Management Consulting), since 2001 and Principal Consultant, PhillipsKPA, since 2007. Director, Corporate Advisory, Oxley Corporate Finance Ltd, 1992-2000. Chief Executive, Treasury Corporation Victoria, 1986-1992. Assistant Director General, Financial Management, Ministry of Transport, Victoria, 1984-1985. Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors, current and Chair, Director Nexus Group, 2012. Awards and recognition include: Inductee, Victorian Honour Roll for Women, 2015. Chairperson of the Year, CEO Magazine Executive of the Year Awards, 2015.


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Professor Peter Samuel ZABLUD RFD, Armadale Vic 3143 For significant service to the law, and to legal standards and education, particularly in the field of notarial studies. Service includes: Principal, Peter Zablud and Co Solicitors and Notaries of Melbourne, since 1990 and Barrister/Solicitor, since 1970 and Notary, since 1990. Director of Notarial Studies, Sir Zelman Cowan Centre, Victoria University, since 2000. Founder and Chairman, Australian and New Zealand College of Notaries, 2007-2014 and Distinguished Fellow, 2012. Director, World Organisation of Notaries, since 2013 and Director of Education, current. Society of Notaries of Victoria: Member, since 1990. President, 2003-2005. Council Member, since 1998. Expert Observer, Hague Conference on Private International Law, since 2007. Member, expert group in the preparation of the Apostille Handbook - A Handbook on the Practical Operation of the Apostille, 2013. Individual member, International Union of Notaries, current. International Associate, Society of Notaries of England and Wales, current. Honorary member, Society of Notaries of South Australia, current. Author, 'Principles of Notarial Practice, 2nd Edition', (The Notary Press, Melbourne, 2016). Author, 'Notarizing for International Use - A Guide for American Notaries, Attorneys and Public Officials', (The Notary Press, Melbourne, 2012). Author, 'Principles of Notarial Practice', (Psophidian Press, Melbourne, 2005). Author, 'A Notary's Forms and Precedents', (Psophidian Press, Melbourne, 2002). Delegate, Victorian Jewish Board of Deputies (JCCV), 1975-1988. Member, Board of Governors, Mount Scopus College, 1979-1988. Vice-President, Honorary Solicitor and Board Member, Victorian Auxiliary, Zahal Disabled Veterans Organisation of Israel, 1975-2006.

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