- List of Companions of the Order of Australia
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This is a list of Companions of the Order of Australia.
Name Born Died Notability Awarded[1] Div[2] Notes Sir Peter Abeles 1924 1999 Transportation magnate 1991 A G [1] Ross Adler 194? - Managing Director Santos Ltd 1986-2000, Chair of Adelaide Festival Corporation Board 2005-, Chairman of Austrade 2007 Q G [2] Martin Albrecht
(Martin Carl Albrecht)? Chairman, previously CEO (1985–2000), of Thiess Pty Ltd [3] 2002 Q G [4] Tofilau Eti Alesana 1924 1999 Foreign Minister of Samoa 1984-85 and 1988-98 1994 H 6 July 1994 Dame Judith Anderson 1897 1992 Stage and film actress 1991 Q G [5] Doug Anthony 1929 - Politician, National Party of Australia Leader 1971-84, Deputy Prime Minister 1971-72 and 1975-83 2003 Q G [6] Sir Tristan Antico 1923 2004 Founder of Pioneer Concrete; champion horse breeder [7][8][9][10][11][12] 1983 A G [13]; KtB Don Argus 1938 - Philanthropist, businessman 2010 A G [14] Richard Armitage 1945 - United States Deputy Secretary of State 2010 H 1 July 2010 John Armstrong 1908 1977 Senator 1937-62, minister, Lord Mayor of Sydney, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 1977 A G [15] MAJGEN Peter Arnison 1940 - Land Commander Australia 1994-96, Governor of Queensland 1997-2003 2001 G 30 March 2001 Austin Asche 1925 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory 1987-93, Administrator of the Northern Territory 1993-97 1994 A G [16] Aung San Suu Kyi 1945 - In recognition of her outstanding leadership and great personal courage in the struggle to bring democracy to Burma 1996 H 24 May 1996 Tony Ayers
(Anthony Joseph Ayers)1933 - Former Secretary of Departments of Aboriginal Affairs, Social Security, Community Services, Health and Defence; Chairman of Canberra Raiders football team [17][18] 1993 A G [19] Jim Bacon 1950 2004 Premier of Tasmania 1998-2004 2005 Q G [20] GEN John Baker 1936 2007 Vice-Chief of the Defence Force 1992-95, Chief of Defence Force 1995-98 1995 A M [21] Sir James Balderstone 1921 - Chairman of AMP, Chairman of BHP, Deputy Chairman of Westpac, etc. 1992 A G [22] William Ball 1901 1986 Academic and diplomat 1978 Q G [23] Faith Bandler 1920 - Indigenous Australian and South Sea Islander Rights campaigner and activist 2009 A G [24] ADM Chris Barrie 1945 - Vice-Chief of the Defence Force 1997-98, Chief of Defence Force 1998-2002 2001 A M [25] Prof Marie Bashir 1930 - Governor of New South Wales 2001–present 2001 G 30 March 2001 Prof Peter Baume 1935 - Ex-politician and cabinet minister; gastroentologist; physician; clinical lecturer; Chancellor of the Australian National University; etc. 2008 Q G [26] ADM Alan Beaumont 1934 2004 Vice-Chief of the Defence Force 1989-1992, Chief of Defence Force 1993-95 1992 A M [27] Dame Beryl Beaurepaire 1923 - Chairman of the Council of the Australian War Memorial 1991 Q G [28] Kim Beazley 1948 - Former Leader of the Opposition 2009 A G [29] Franco Belgiorno-Nettis 1915 2006 Co-Founder of the construction and engineering company Transfield 1997 A G [30] Dr David Bennett 1941 - SJD, QC, Barrister, Commonwealth Solicitor-General 1998-2008 2008 Q G [31] GEN Sir Phillip Bennett 1928 - Governor of Tasmania 1987-95; Chief of the Defence Force 1984-87 1985 Q M [32] Prof Dame Valerie Beral 1946 Epidemiologist 2010 Q G [33] Morrish Besley
(Morrish Alexander Besley
a.k.a. Tim Besley)? For service to the community through the promotion of economic and social development, the advancement of science, innovation and education, and for distinction at the forefront of government and corporate responsibilities. [34] 2002 A G [35] Prof Arthur Birch 1915 1995 Organic chemist 1987 Q G [36] Sir Hermann Black
(Herman David Black)1904 1990 Economist, schoolteacher, academic, government advisor, radio broadcaster, public-affairs commentator and Chancellor of the University of Sydney in the 1970s and 1980s. [37] 1986 Q G [38]; KtB Michael Black 1940 - Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Australia 1998 A G [39] Prof Charles Ruthven Blackburn 1913 - For service to the development of academic medicine and medical education in Australia 2006 A G [40] Elizabeth Blackburn 1948 - Scientist, Nobel laureate 2010 A G [41] Prof Geoffrey Blainey 1930 - Historian 2000 A G [42] Francis Blanchard 1916 2009 second longest-serving Director-General of the International Labour Organization 1990 A H [43] Dr Neal Blewett 1933 - Politician 1977-94, Cabinet Minister 1983-93; High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 1994-98 1995 Q G [44] David Block
(David Greenberg Block)1936 - In recognition of service to governments and government administration 1988 Q G [45] Agnesë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu 1910 1997 Roman Catholic nun, Humanitarian; best known as "Mother Teresa of Calcutta" 1982 A H [46] Kym Bonython 1920 2011 Entrepreneur, art collector, Chairman of the SA Jubilee 150 Board, etc. 1987 A G [47] Lionel Bowen 1922 - Solicitor, council alderman and mayor, politician 1962-90, Deputy Prime Minister 1982-90 1991 A G [48] Sir Nigel Bowen 1911 1994 Solicitor, barrister, judge; politician, Attorney-General, Cabinet Minister. 1988 A G [49] Arthur Boyd 1920 1999 Artist 1992 Q G [50] Steve Bracks 1954 Premier of Victoria from 1999 to 2007 2010 Q G [51] Prof Denise Bradley
(Denise Irene Bradley)? For service to higher education through leadership and sector-wide governance, to the promotion of information-based distance learning, and to the advancement of Australian educational facilities internationally. 2008 A G [52] Sir Donald Bradman 1908 2001 Cricketer 1979 Q G [53] Dr John Jefferson Bray 1912 1995 LL.D., poet, lawyer, academic, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia 1967-78 1979 Q G [54] Sir Gerard Brennan 1928 - Chief Justice of the High Court 1995-98 1988 A G [55] Edwin Brown
(Edwin Thomas Brown)? For service to the engineering profession as a world expert in the field of rock mechanics 2001 A G [56] Robert Hanbury Brown 1916 2002 Astronomer and physicist 1986 Q G [57] Quentin Bryce 1942 - First woman admitted to the Queensland bar; Governor of Queensland; first woman Governor-General of Australia 2003 G 30 April 2003 Sir John Bunting 1918 1995 Secretary, Department of the Prime Minister 1959-68 & 1971-75; High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 1975-77 1982 A G [58] Antony Wilks Burgess ? Researcher into the early diagnosis and treatment of cancer 1998 Q G [59] Eva Burrows 1929 - 13th General (world leader) of the Salvation Army 1994 A G [60] Sir Francis Burt 1918 2004 Queen's Counsel; Chief Justice of Western Australia 1977-88; Governor of Western Australia 1990-93 1988 Q G [61] Richard Butler 1942 - Diplomat; UN weapons inspector; Governor of Tasmania 2003-04 2003 G 5 Sept 2003
[62]Noel Butlin
(Noel George Butlin)? Education, particularly in the study of economic growth 1992 A G [63] Stella Bywaters
(Stella May Bywaters)? For service to the international community, during an unsafe and dangerous period in Uganda, through the provision of humanitarian aid and nursing care to improve the lives of the sick, poor and dispossessed and to the Salvation Army 2005 Q G [64] Dr Jean Calder
(Jean Elizabeth Calder)? For humanitarian service in the Middle East [65] 2005 A G [66] Sir Bernard Callinan
(Bernard James Callinan)1913 1995 CBE: In recognition of service to civil engineering.
AC: In recognition of service to the Public Service and the community
1986 A G [67]; KtB, MC, DSO, CBE Ian Callinan 1937 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1998-2007 2003 A G [68] Ashton Calvert
(Ashton Trevor Calvert)? For service to the development of Australian foreign policy 2003 A G [69] Prof Enid Campbell 1932 2010 Distinguished legal scholar, first female professor and Dean of a law school 2005 A G [70] Sir Walter Campbell 1921 2004 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland 1982-85, Governor of Queensland 1985-92 1989 A G [71] Sir Roderick Carnegie 1932 - Businessman, primarily working in the coal industry 2003 Q G [72] Rev Dr Peter Carnley 1937 - Anglican Bishop, Archbishop of Perth 1981-2005, Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia 2000-05 2007 Q G [73] Sir John Carrick 1918 - Politician, senator 1971-83, minister 1975-83 2008 A G [74] Lady (Maie) Casey 1892 1983 Pioneer aviatrix, poet, librettist, biographer, memoirist and artist; wife of Governor-General Lord Casey 1982 A G [75] Cardinal Edward Cassidy 1924 - Roman Catholic Cardinal Priest 1991, President Emeritus of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity within the Vatican 1990 Q G [76] John Philip Chalmers ? In recognition of services to medical science, particularly in the field of cardiovascular physiology 1991 Q G [77] Robert Champion de Crespigny 1950 - For service to the mining industry, to business, and to the community in the areas of cultural preservation and education 2002 Q G [78] Dr Victor Chang 1936 1991 Cardiothoracic surgeon and pioneer of modern organ transplantation 1986 A G [79] Prof Ian Chubb 1943 Vice Chancellor and President of the Australian National University 2001–present 2006 Q G [80] Cardinal Edward Clancy 1923 - Catholic Archbishop of Sydney 1983-2001 1992 A G [81] Prof Graeme Clark 1935 - Developed the Cochlear implant 2004 A G [82] Sir Lindesay Clark 1896 1986 Technical Managing Director Western Mining Corporation 1933-1962 1975 Q G [83] Prof Manning Clark 1915 1991 Historian 1975 Q G [84] Prof Adrienne Clarke 1938 - Scientist, academic and researcher 2004 A G [85] LTGEN John Coates 1932 - Chief of the General Staff 1990-92 1992 A M [86] John Coates 1949 - President of the Australian Olympic Committee 2006 Q G [87] Mike Codd
(Michael Henry Codd)1939 - Secretary to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 1991 A G [88] Warner Max Corden 1927 Economist 2001 A G [89] Prof Sir John Cornforth 1917 - Scientist, 1975 Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1991 A G [90] Suzanne Cory 1942 - Biomedical researcher 1999 A G [91] GEN Peter Cosgrove 1947 - Chief of the Australian Army 2000-02, Chief of the Australian Defence Force 2002-05 2000 M 25 March 2000 Peter Costello 1957 - Lawyer, ex-politician, former cabinet minister 2011 A G [92] Richard Court 1947 - Premier of Western Australia 2003 Q G [93] Jacques Cousteau 1910 1997 In recognition of service to the environment, conservation and marine exploration 1990 A H [94] William Cox 1936 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania 1995-2004, Governor of Tasmania 2004–present 1999 Q G [95] Sir John Crawford 1910 1984 For eminent and meritorious public service and services to commerce, industry, trade, agriculture, learning and international relations 1978 A G [96] Justice Susan Crennan 1945 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 2008 A G [97] MAJGEN Paul Cullen 1909 2007 Decorated field commander in World War II, founding President of Austcare, founder of Mainguard merchant bank 1988 A G [98] Charles Curran
(Charles Paul Curran)1938 - For service to business and commerce 2006 Q G [99] David Curtis
(David Roderick Curtis)? In recognition of service to medicine and science, particularly in the fields of research and administration 1992 A G [100] Helen Cutler
(Helen Gray Annetta Cutler)? For public and community service to the people of New South Wales 1980 Q G [101] Douglas Daft 1943 - CEO of Coca-Cola 2000-04 2005 Q G [102] Leonard Gordon Darling ? For service to the arts through vision, advice and philanthropy 2004 A G [103] Marilyn Ann Darling ? For service to the development, advancement and growth of visual arts 2009 A G [104] Jack Davenport
(Jack Napier Davenport)? For service to business and industry and to the community 1991 Q G [105] David David
(David John David)? Craniofacial surgeon 1988 A G [106] Glyn Davis 1959 - Academic; Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne 2002 A G [107] Sir Daryl Dawson 1933 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1982-97 1988 A G [108] Paul de Jersey 1948 - QC, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland 2000 Q G [109] Prof David de Kretser 1939 - Medical researcher; Governor of Victoria 2006–present 2006 Q G [110] Sir William Deane 1931 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1982-95; Governor-General 1996-2001 1988 A G [111] Prof Derek Denton 1924 - Scientist renowned for his research exploring the nature of consciousness in animals 2005 A G [112] Sir Peter Derham 1925 2008 Businessman and philanthropist 2001 A G [113] Prof Peter Doherty 1940 - Veterinary surgeon, medical researcher, 1996 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1997 Australian of the Year 1997 A G [114] Robert Downing
(Robert Reginald Downing)? In recognition of service to politics and government 1979 Q G [115] John Doyle 1945 - QC, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia 2002 Q G [116] Sir Russell Drysdale 1912 1981 Artist 1980 Q G [117] Sir Edward "Weary" Dunlop 1907 1993 Surgeon, Army Officer, Prisoner of War 1987 Q G [118] Ross Dunning
(Ross William Dunning)? For service to the development of transport systems, particularly the development of modern and efficient rail services, to the export economy, to the construction industry, and to the community through support for cultural activities and charitable organisations 2002 A G [119] Don Dunstan 1926 1999 QC, Premier of South Australia 1967-68 & 1970-79 1979 Q G [120] LTGEN Sir Donald Dunstan 1923 - Chief of the General Staff 1977–82, Governor of South Australia 1982–91 1991 A G [121] Max Dupain 1911 1992 Photographer 1992 A G [122] Dame Mary Durack 1913 1994 Author, historian 1989 Q G [123] Sir John Eccles 1903 1997 Neurophysiologist, 1963 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1990 A G [124] Sir Llew Edwards 1935 - Deputy Premier of Queensland 1978-83, Chancellor of the University of Queensland 1993–present 1989 A G [125] Koichiro Ejiri ? For eminent service to Australian/Japanese relations 1992 H 6 Feb 1992 Herb Elliott 1938 - Olympic athlete 2002 Q G [126] Sr Mary Bernice Elphick For service to medicine and to the community as a pioneer in the development of health care and as a driving force in the success of the multi-disciplinary initiatives established at St Vincent's Private Hospital, Sydney. 2006 A G OBE 1977 Q, AM 1986 A Edward Evans
(Edward Alfred Evans)? Economic policy development 1999 Q G [127] AIRMSHL David Evans 1925 Chief of Air Staff 1982-85 1984 Q M [128] Elizabeth Evatt 1933 - Chief Judge of the Family Court of Australia and the first female judge of an Australian Federal Court 1995 Q G [129] John Fahey 1945 - Politician 1984-2001, Premier of New South Wales 1992-95, Federal Minister for Finance 1996-2001 2002 A G [130] James Fairfax 1933 - Businessman, philanthropist 2010 A G [131] Lady (Mary) Fairfax 1922 Philanthropist 2005 A G [132] Frank Fenner 1914 2010 Virologist 1989 A G [133] Charles Fenton
(Charles Balfour Marcus Fenton)? In recognition of service to the Parliament of Tasmania and to the community 1982 A G [134] William Ferris
(William Duncan Ferris)? For service to the community through a range of philanthropic endeavours, as a leader in support of medical research, and to business and commerce through ongoing roles supporting Australian exports, venture capital and private equity 2008 A G [135] Michael Field 1948 - Premier of Tasmania 2003 Q G [136] Tim Fischer 1946 - Politician, National Party of Australia leader 1990-99, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia 1996-99 2005 A G [137] Kaarene Fitzgerald
(Kaarene Noelle Fitzgerald)1945 2003 Founder and Executive Director of SIDS and Kids 1999 A G [138] Tony Fitzgerald 1941 - QC, Judge of the Federal Court 1981-84, best known for the Fitzgerald Inquiry into corruption 1987-89, etc. 1991 A G [139] Francis Stanislaus Flynn In recognition of service to medicine, particularly through research into Aboriginal eye health and to the community 1993 A G [140] Leneen Forde 1935 - Chancellor of Griffith University 2000–present, Governor of Queensland 1992-97 1993 A G [141] Lindsay Fox 1935 - Transportation magnate 2008 A G [142] Russell Fox
(Russell Walter Fox)In recognition of service to the law and to government 1989 Q G [143] Malcolm Fraser 1930 - 22nd Prime Minister of Australia 1975-83, former chair of Care International 1988 Q G [144] Robert French 1947 Chief Justice of the High Court 2010 A G [145] Dame Phyllis Frost 1917 2004 Welfare worker and philanthropist, known for her commitment to unpopular causes, most notably helping women prisoners 1992 A G [146] Air Mshl Ray Funnell 1935 - Vice-Chief of the Defence Force 1986-87, Chief of the Air Staff 1987-92 1989 Q M [147] Sir Peter Gadsden 1929 2006 For service to Australian/British relations, particularly as Chairman of the Britain-Australia Bicentennial Committee 1988 A H [148] Dr Geoff Gallop 1951 - Academic, politician, Premier of Western Australia 2001-06 2008 Q G [149] Sir Harry Gibbs 1917 2005 QC, Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia 1981-87 1987 Q G [150] LTGEN Ken Gillespie 1952 - Vice Chief of the Defence Force/Chief of Joint Operations and Chief of Army 2011 A M [151] Gerald Gleeson 1928 - Secretary of the NSW Premier's Department 1989 A G [152] Murray Gleeson 1938 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales 1988-98, Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia 1998–present 1992 A G [153] Sir James Gobbo 1931 - QC, Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria 1978-94, Governor of Victoria 1997-2000 1993 A G [154] Goh Chok Tong 1941 - Prime Minister of Singapore 1990-2004 2005 H 1 Feb 2005 David Gonski 1953 - Business and commerce as a company director 2007 Q G [155] Charles Goode 1939 - Chairman of ANZ Bank since 1995, company director, etc. 2001 Q G [156] Jacqueline Goodnow
(Jacqueline Jarrett Goodnow)In recognition of service to research into child development and education in the discipline of psychology 1992 Q G [157] Sir John Gorton 1911 2002 19th Prime Minister of Australia 1968-71 1988 Q G [158] GEN Peter Gration 1932 - Chief of Army 1984-87, Chief of the Defence Force 1987-93 1988 A M [159] Prof Adele Chandler Green For service to medical research through significant advances made in the field of the epidemiology of skin cancer and ovarian cancer, to public health including improved Indigenous health, and for leadership in the wider scientific community. 2004 Q G [160] Sir Guy Green 1937 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania 1973-95, Governor of Tasmania 1995-2003, Administrator of the Commonwealth (effectively acting Governor-General) in 2003 1994 A G [161] Nick Greiner 1947 - Former Premier of New South Wales 1994 Q G [162] LTGEN John Grey 1939 - Chief of the General Staff 1992-95 1995 Q M [163] Reg Grundy 1923 - Media and television entrepreneur 2008 Q G [164] Dame Margaret Guilfoyle 1926 - Former Senator, first woman to be a member of Cabinet, Minister for Social Security 1975-80, Minister for Finance 1980-83 2005 Q G [165] William Gummow 1942 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1995–present 1997 A G [166] Sir William Gunn
(William Archer Gunn)1914 2003 Chairman of the Australian Wool Board 1990 A G [167] KBE Sir Rupert Hamer 1916 2004 Premier of Victoria 1972-81; for service to the arts, particularly as Chairman of the Victoria State Opera, and to the community 1992 A G [168] Catherine Hamlin 1924 - Obstetrician and gynaecologist; For service to gynaecology in developing countries particularly in the field of fistula surgery and for humanitarian service to improving the health, dignity and self esteem of women in Ethiopia. 1995 A G [169] Albert Edward Harris Community service 1989 Q G [170] Ralph Harry
(Ralph Lindsay Harry)1917 2002 High Commissioner to Singapore 1956-57; Director of ASIS 1958-60; Ambassador to the United Nations; Director of the Australian Institute of International Affairs 1980 Q G [171] GEN Sir Francis Hassett 1918 2008 Chief of General Staff 1973-75, Chief of the Defence Force Staff 1975-77 1975 Q M [172] Allan Hawke 1948 Public administration at senior levels 2010 Q G [173] Bob Hawke 1929 - 23rd Prime Minister of Australia 1983-91 1979 A G [174] Alexandre Hay 1919 1991 For eminent service to humanity at large 1990 A H [175] John A. Hay 1942 Vice-Chancellor of the University of Queensland 1996-2007 2004 A G [176] Bill Hayden 1933 - Politician, Foreign Minister 1983-88, Governor-General 1989-96 1989 G 16 Feb 1989 Kenneth Hayne 1945 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1997–present 2002 Q G [177] Sir Bernard Heinze 1894 1982 Professor of Music at the University of Melbourne; Professor of Music, conductor and Director of the New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music 1976 A G [178] Peter Henderson
(Peter Graham Faithful Henderson)1928 - Secretary to the Department of Foreign Affairs 1985 A G [179] Dr Ken Henry 1957 - Secretary to the Treasury 2007 A G [180] Sir William Heseltine 1930 - Private Secretary to the Sovereign 1986-90 1988 A G [181] Dr Basil Hetzel 1922 - Medical researcher who has made a major contribution to combating iodine deficiency 1990 Q G [182] Dyson Heydon 1943 - Judge of the High Court of Australia 2004 Q G - Sir Leo Hielscher 1926 - Senior Queensland public servant and administrator 2004 Q G [183] Prof Dorothy Hill 1907 1998 For service to geology particularly as a palaeontologist and to research and learning; first female professor at an Australian university 1993 A G [184] David Hogarth
(David Stirling Hogarth)For service to the legal profession and to the community 1983 Q G [185] Sir John Holland 1914 2009 Construction magnate; For service to the community, particularly to youth and in the field of medical research 1988 Q G [186] Rev Peter Hollingworth 1935 - Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane; 23rd Governor-General 2001 G 29 June 2001 Prof Fred Hollows 1929 1993 Ophthalmologist 1991 Q G [187] Janet Holmes à Court 1943 - Businesswoman in the construction, wine and cattle industries 2007 A G [188] A. D. Hope 1907 2000 Poet 1981 A G [189] Robert Hope 1919 1999 For service to the law, to government, to learning and conservation 1989 A G [190] ACM Angus Houston 1947 - Chief of the Defence Force 2005–2011 2008 A M [191] John Howard 1939 - 25th Prime Minister of Australia 1996-2007 2008 Q G [192] ADM Mike Hudson 1933 2005 Chief of the Naval Staff 1985-91 1987 Q M [193] LTGEN David Hurley 1953 - Vice-Chief of the Defence Force (VCDF) (subsequently GEN Hurley, CDF) 2010 A M [194] Takashi Imai For service to Australia-Japan business relations 2003 H 8 July 2003 Sir Brian Inglis
(Brian Scott Inglis)1924 - Services to industry and technology 1988 Q G [195]; KtB 1977 Sir Gordon Jackson 1924 1991 Businessman (Last person appointed a Knight of the Order of Australia (AK)) 1976 A G [196] Margaret Jackson 1953 - Chairwoman of Qantas 2003 Q G [197] Robert Jackson 1911 1991 Under Secretary-General and Special Adviser to the United Nations Organisation 1986 Q G [198] Marjorie Jackson-Nelson 1931 - Olympic athlete, Governor of South Australia 2001-07 2001 G 27 Aug 2001 MAJGEN William "Digger" James
(William Brian James)1930 - National President of the RSL 1998 A G [199] MAJGEN Michael Jeffery 1937 - Military commander, Governor of Western Australia, Governor-General of Australia 1996 Q G [200] Richard Johnson
(Richard Norman Johnson)Inaugural Chancellor of the University of Technology, Sydney 2002 A G [201] Robert Johnston
(Robert Alan Johnston)Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia 1986 Q G [202] Deirdre Jordan 1926 - Academic and educator, particularly with Aboriginal communities 1989 A G [203] Prof Peter Karmel 1922 2008 Economist, academic,First Vice-Chancellor of Flinders University 1966,Vice-Chancellor Australian National University 1982-87 1976 A G [204] Mike Keating
(Michael Stockton Keating)1940 - Secretary to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 1996 A G [205] Bill Kelty 1948 - For service to the trade union movement, particularly through the establishment of the universal system of superannuation 2008 Q G [206] Jeff Kennett 1948 - Premier of Victoria 1992-99 2005 A G [207] Sir John Kerr 1914 1991 Governor-General 1974-77; inaugural Principal Companion; inaugural Principal Knight. 1975 G 14 Feb 1975 Sir William Keys
(Alexander George William Keys)1923 2000 Company director. National Secretary, 1961–1978, then National President, 1978–1988, Returned Services League of Australia Obituary picture Biography [208] [209] [210] [211] [212] [213] [214] [215] [216] [217] [218] [219] [220] [221]
1988 Q G [222]; KtB 1980, MC 1952 (Korea) Nicole Kidman 1967 - Academy Award-winning actress (2003) and humanitarian 2006 A G [223] Susan Kiefel 1954 - High Court judge 2011 Q G [224] Sir James Killen 1925 2007 Barrister, politician, Minister 2004 Q G [225] William John Kilpatrick Community service 1981 A G [226] Dr Priscilla Kincaid-Smith 1926 - For service to medicine, particularly in the field of nephrology 1989 Q G [227] Len King 1925 2011 Politician, Cabinet Minister; lawyer, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia 1978-95 1987 Q G [228] Malcolm Alexander Kinnaird For service through the development of public policy in the defence procurement, infrastructure and energy sectors, and to business 2009 Q G [229] Michael Kirby 1939 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1996-2009 1991 A G [230] Sir Richard Kirby 1904 2001 President of the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission. For distinguished service to the advertising industry in Australia and to the Herbert Vere Evatt Memorial Foundation. 1985 A G [231]; KtB 1961 James Kirk
(James Frank Kirk)Chairman of the Australian Bicentennial Authority 1988 Q G [232] Sir Frank Kitto 1903 1994 Justice of the High Court of Australia 1950-70 1983 A G [233] Sir John Knott
(John Lawrence Knott)1910 1999 Service to industry and the community 1981 Q G [234] VADM Ian Knox Vice-Chief of the Defence Force 1987-89 1989 Q M [235] Dame Leonie Kramer 1924 - For service to Australian literature, to education and to the community 1993 A G [236] John Landels
(John Archibald Landels)Chairman of the National Grid Management Council 1996 Q G [237] John Landy 1930 - Olympic athlete; Governor of Victoria 2001-06. 2001 G 30 March 2001 John Laurie
(John Buxton Laurie)Consulting engineer 2003 Q G [238] Phillip Law 1912 2010 Prominent in Antarctic exploration and research 1995 A G [239] VADM David Leach Chief of the Naval Staff 1982-85 1984 Q M [240] LTGEN Peter Leahy 1952 - Chief of Army 2002-08 2007 Q M [241] Ku-Taek Lee For eminent service to Australia-Korea relations through trade and investment 2006 H 16 March 2006 Mark Leibler
(Mark Matthew Leibler)For service to business, to the law, particularly in the areas of taxation and commercial law, to the Jewish community internationally and in Australia, and to reconciliation and the promotion of understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians 2005 A G [242] James Leslie
(James Bolton Leslie)1922 - Chairman of Qantas 1993 A G [243] Prof Mal Logan geographer and university administrator 1996 A G [244] Brian Loton
(Brian Thorley Loton)1929 - Industrialist 1989 A G [245] Frank Lowy 1930 - Businessman and philanthropist 2000 A G [246] Geoffrey Lucas
(Geoffrey Arthur George Lucas)Service to the law 1983 Q G [247] Rev Dr Davis McCaughey 1914 2005 Governor of Victoria 1986-92 1987 Q G [248] Doug McClelland 1926 - Minister, President of the Senate, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 1987 Q G [249] Donald McDonald 1938 - Chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2006 Q G [250] VADM Ian MacDougall - Maritime Commander Australia 1989-90, Chief of the Naval Staff 1991-94, Commissioner NSW Fire Brigades 1994-2003, Chair CRC Bushfires 2003-07, etc. 1993 Q M [251] Ian Macfarlane 1946 - Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) 1996-2006 2004 A G [252] Richard McGarvie 1926 2003 Governor of Victoria 1992-97 1994 Q G [253] Sir Charles McGrath
(Charles Gullan McGrath)For service to industry 1981 A G [254]; also KtB 1968 Michael McHugh 1935 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1989-2005 1989 Q G [255] Sir Malcolm McIntosh
(Malcolm Kenneth McIntosh)1945 2000 For service to excellence in scientific and technological research 1999 A G [256] Sir Rupert McIntyre
(Laurence Rupert McIntyre)For public service 1979 A G [257]; KtB 1963, CBE 1960, OBE 1953 James McKay
(James Frederick McKay)For service to the spiritual and physical wellbeing of the people of outback Australia 1998 A G [258]; CMG, OBE Sir Charles Mackerras 1925 2010 Classical conductor 1997 A G [259] Justice Margaret McMurdo 1954 - For service to the law and judicial administration in Queensland, particularly in the areas of legal education and women's issues, to the support of a range of legal organisations, and to the community. 2007 Q G [260] Sir James McNeill
(James Charles McNeill)For service to industry 1986 Q G [261]; CBE 1972, KtB 1978 Chief Justice John Macrossan 1930 2008 For service to the law, to higher education and the arts 1993 Q G [262] Justice Barry Maddern
(Barry James Maddern)1937 1994 President of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission 1992 Q G [263] David Malcolm 1938 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Western Australia 1988-2005 1992 A G [264] Nelson Mandela 1918 - President of South Africa 1999 Q H [265] Prof Barry Marshall 1951 - Received the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work with Helicobacter pylori 2007 A G [266] Prof Villis Marshall
(Villis Raymond Marshall)Director of Urology at Royal Adelaide Hospital, former Chancellor of St John Ambulance Australia 2006 A G [267] Sir Anthony Mason 1925 - Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia 1987-95 1988 A G [268] Keith Mason 1947 - For service to the law and legal scholarship, to the judicial system in New South Wales, to the Anglican Church, and to the community 2003 A G [269] Sir Brian Massy-Greene
(John Brian Massy-Greene)1916 1991 For service to banking, to industry and to the community 1989 A G [270] James May For service to the advancement of vascular surgery throughout the world, particularly through pioneering the introduction of endoluminal methods for the treatment of diseased arteries, placing Australia in the forefront internationally in this field 2001 Q G [271] Prof Lord (Robert) May 1936 - President of the Royal Society, London 2000-05 1998 A G [272] Leycester Meares 1909 1994 Public servant 1985 A G [273] Prof Harry Messel 1922 - Physicist and conservation advocate 2006 A G [274] Prof Em Donald Metcalf 1929 - Cancer researcher, Professor Emeritus of the University of Melbourne 1993 Q G [275] Dr Ken Michael 1938 - Governor of Western Australia 2006–present 2006 A G [276] George Michell
(George Howard Michell)For service to the wool industry and to the arts 1990 Q G [277] Jacques Miller 1931 - Immunologist 2003 Q G [278] Nancy Millis 1922 - Microbiologist 1990 Q G [279] Bernard Mills
(Bernard Yarnton Mills)1976 Q G [280] Harold Mitchell 1942 - Businessman and Philanthropist 2010 Q G [281] Dame Roma Mitchell 1913 2000 First female appointed Queen's Counsel, first female appointed Judge, Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia 1968-91, Governor of South Australia 1991-96 1991 A G [282] Constantine Mitsotakis 1918 - Prime Minister of Greece 1992 H 6 Feb 1992 Sir John Moore 1915 1998 President of the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission 1986 A G [283] Max Moore-Wilton 1943 - Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 2001 A G [284] Hugh Morgan 1940 - Mining industry executive 2002 Q G [285] Prof Sir Peter Morris 1934 - Nuffield Professor of Surgery Emeritus at the University of Oxford 2004 Q G [286]; KtB 1996 Rev Dr Gordon Moyes 1938 - Founder of the Wesley Mission 2002 A G [287] Justice James Muirhead 1925 1999 Royal Commissioner into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody 1991 A G [288] Dame Elisabeth Murdoch 1909 - Philanthropist 1989 Q G [289] Rupert Murdoch 1931 - For service to the media, particularly the newspaper publishing industry 1984 A G [290] Minoru Murofushi For service to Australia-Japan business relations 2003 H 8 July 2003 Ken Myer 1921 1992 Philanthropist 1976 A G [291] Sidney Baillieu Myer For service to business and commerce, to government and to the community 1990 Q G [292] Shigeo Nagano For service to Australian trade and commerce 1980 A H [293] Sir Eric Neal 1924 - CEO of Boral, Director of John Fairfax Holdings, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil and AMP Limited, Chairperson of Westpac, Governor of South Australia 1996-2001 1988 A G [294] Bill Neilson 1925 1989 Premier of Tasmania 1978 Q G [295] Bernhard Neumann 1909 2002 Mathematician 1994 Q G [296] AIRMSHL John Newham 1930 Chief of the Air Staff 1985-87 1986 Q M [297] Maurice Newman 1938 Chair of the ABC, chair of the board of the ASX, Chancellor of Macquarie University 2002 A G [298] John Niland 1940 Businessman and academic 2001 A G [299] Sir Sidney Nolan 1917 1992 Artist 1988 Q G [300] Prof Sir Gustav Nossal 1931 - Research biologist, former Chairman of the CSIRO 1989 Q G [301] Bernard O'Brien
(Bernard McCarthy O'Brien)Microsurgeon 1991 Q G [302] Rev Gerald O'Collins
(Gerald Glynn O'Collins)Catholic theologian and academic 2006 A G [303] LTGEN Lawrence O'Donnell 1933 Chief of the General Staff 1987-90 1989 Q M [304] Lowitja O'Donoghue 1932 - Chairperson of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) 1999 A G [305] Dame Bridget Ogilvie 1938 - Biomedical research, particularly related to veterinary and medical parasitology 2007 A G [306] Saburo Okita 1914 1993 For service to international relations between Australia and Japan 1985 H 17 May 1985 Sir Mark Oliphant 1901 2000 Physicist, Professor, Governor of South Australia 1972-77 1977 A G [307] Margaret Olley 1923 2011 Artist 2006 Q G [308] James O'Sullivan
(James Patrick O'Sullivan)For service to law enforcement and commitment to excellence in reshaping and introducing wide-ranging reforms in the Queensland Police Service 2001 Q G [309] Turgut Özal 1927 1993 Prime Minister of Turkey 1991 H 8 Feb 1991 Kerry Packer 1937 2005 Businessman 1983 A G [310] Sir Geoffrey Palmer 1942 - Prime Minister of New Zealand 1989-90 1991 H 8 Feb 1991 Sir Arvi Parbo 1926 - Businessman 1993 Q G [311] Tae-Joon Park For eminent service to Australian/Korean relations, particularly trade. 1991 H 8 Feb 1991 Justice Kevin Parker
(Kevin Horace Parker)Vice-President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia 2008 Q G [312] Percy Partridge
(Percy Herbert Partridge)For service to education & educational research, particularly in the field of social sciences 1978 A G [313] Nicholas Paspaley
(Nicholas Theodore James Paspaley)For service to business development and trade, to the Australian pearling industry, and to the community [314] 1999 A G [315] John Passmore 1914 2004 Philosopher 1992 Q G [316] Andrew Peacock 1939 - Australian politician, Foreign Minister 1975-80, Leader of the Opposition 1983-85 & 1989-90 1997 Q G [317] Jim Peacock 1937 - Molecular biologist 1994 A G [318] Cardinal George Pell 1941 - Catholic Archbishop of Sydney (2001- ), Cardinal (2003- ) 2005 Q G [319] Gary Pemberton
(Gary Milton Pemberton)For service to business and finance, to public sector reform, and to the community, particularly medical research organisations concerned with children's health 1999 Q G [320] Prof David Penington 1930 - For service to medicine and to the community, particularly in the field of medical education and health care 1988 A G [321] HRH Prince Philip 1921 - Consort of HM The Queen 1988 Q H [322] John Harber Phillips 1933 2009 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria 1998 A G [323] Sir James Plimsoll 1917 1987 Public servant and diplomat 1978 A G [324] George Polites For service to industrial relations 1984 A G [325] Robert Porter Neuroscientist 2001 A G [326] Lady (Primrose) Potter
(Primrose Catherine Potter)1931 - Philanthropist 2003 Q G [327] Lawrie Powell
(Lawrie William Powell)For service to medicine and medical research particularly in the field of gastroenterology and liver disease 1990 Q G [328] Jeanne Pratt Philanthropist 2002 Q G [329] Richard Pratt 1934 2009 Businessman. Resigned from the Order: refer Gazette No. S 40, 22 Feb 2008 1988 G [citation needed] John B. Prescott 1940 - Managing director of BHP 1996 Q G [330] Tunku Abdul Rahman 1903 1990 First Prime Minister of Malaysia 1987 A H [331] John Ralph
(John Theodore Ralph)For service to Australian industry as an advocate of "continual improvement" in international competitiveness and in the strategic assessment of long term public policy, particularly in the area of tax reform, and for contributions in the interest of the wider community including social development, education, leadership initiatives for the young and charitable organisations. 2000 Q G [332] Sir Shridath Ramphal 1928 - Secretary-General of the Commonwealth of Nations 1975-90 1982 A H [333] Eric Reece 1909 1999 Premier of Tasmania 1975 Q G [334] Lloyd Rees 1895 1998 Landscape painter 1985 A G [335] Thomas Reeve
(Thomas Smith Reeve)For service to medicine and to academic and clinical surgery, particularly in the field of endocrinology 1994 A G [336] MAJGEN Sir William Refshauge 1913 2009 Director-General Army Medical Services in Korea, Honorary Physician to Queen Elizabeth II 1955-64, Director-General of the Commonwealth Department of Health 1960-73, Secretary-General of the World Medical Association 1973-76, etc. 1980 Q G [337] Prof Gordon Reid 1923 1989 Academic, Professor of politics, Vice Chancellor University of Western Australia 1978-82, Governor of Western Australia 1983-89 1986 Q G [338] Jack Renshaw 1909 1987 Deputy Premier 1959-64 and Premier of New South Wales 1964-65 1979 A G [339] Sir Rutherford Robertson
(Rutherford Ness Robertson)1913 2001 For service to biological sciences 1980 A G [340]; KtB 1972 Michel Rocard 1930 - Prime Minister of France 1992 H 6 Feb 1992 AIRMSHL Sir James Rowland 1922 1999 Chief of the Air Staff 1975-79, Governor of New South Wales 1981-89 1987 A G [341] Eric Rudd
(Eric Aroha Rudd)For service to the mineral and petroleum industries 1984 A G [342] Graeme Ryan
(Graeme Bruce Ryan)For service to science and to higher education, particularly in the fields of medical research and medical education 1994 A G [343] Eishiro Saitō For service to Australia-Japan business relations 1988 A H [344] Hiroshi Saitō 1939 - For service to Australia-Japan business relations 1997 H 14 Oct 1997 Carlo Salteri 1920 2010 Co-founder of Transfield, founder of Tenix 2002 A G [345] Graeme Samuel 1946 Businessman and Chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 2010 Q G [346] Gordon Samuels 1923 2007 QC, Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Chancellor of the University of New South Wales 1976-94, Governor of New South Wales 1996-2001 1987 Q G [347] LTGEN John Sanderson 1940 Commander United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia, Chief of the General Staff 1995-97, Chief of Army 1997-1998, Governor of Western Australia 2000-05. 1994 A M [348] RADM Kevin Scarce 1952 - Commander Training Command - Navy, Head of Maritime Systems, Governor of South Australia 2007–present 2008 A G [349] Dame Margaret Scott 1922 - Founding Director of the Australian Ballet School 2005 Q G [350] Sir Walter Scott 1903 1981 Founded Australia's first management consultancy firm, WD Scott 1979 A G [351] Harry Seidler 1923 2006 Architect 1987 Q G [352] Lord (Edward) Shackleton 1911 1994 For service to Australian/British relations, particularly through the Britain/Australia Society 1990 A H [353] Sir Nicholas Shehadie 1926 - National representative Rugby Union 1947-58, Lord Mayor of Sydney 1973–75 1990 Q G [354] Dr Peter Shergold 1946 - Academic, public servant, Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 2003-08 2007 A G [355] Alfred Moxon Simpson For eminent and meritorious service to business and industry 1978 Q G [356] Ian Sinclair 1929 - Australian politician, National Party of Australia Leader 1984-89, Speaker of the House of Representatives 1998-98 2001 A G [357] RADM Peter Sinclair 1934 - Deputy Chief of Navy, Governor of New South Wales 1990-96 1992 Q G [358] Ralph Slatyer 1929 - For service to science and technology and its application to industry development. 1993 Q G [359] Prof Em J. J. C. Smart 1920 - For service to education particularly in the field of philosophy 1990 Q G [360] Neil Andrew Smith For service to the community, particularly through administration of the Victorian Bush Fire Appeal (1983) Trust Fund 1984 Q G [361] Thomas Weetman Smith For service to the law and to legal institutions 1990 A G [362] ADM Sir Victor Smith 1913 1998 Chief of Naval Staff 1968-70, Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee 1970-75 1975 Q M [363] Victor Smorgon 1913 2009 Industrialist, philanthropist 2007 Q G [364] Lady (Marigold) Southey
(Marigold Merlyn Southey)Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria 2006 A G [365] James Spigelman 1946 - For service to the law and to the community through leadership in bringing about change in attitudes to the administration of justice for a more fair and equitable society, and to the support of the visual arts. 2000 Q G [366] Prof Fiona Stanley 1946 - For service to maternal and child health research, particularly in peri-natal and infant problems, and for her contributions to improving aboriginal and community health 1996 Q G [367] Keith Steel
(Keith William Steel)1917 1996 For service to industry, General Manager of the Australian Mutual Provident Society (AMP Limited) 1966-79 1981 Q G [368] VADM Sir David Stevenson 1918 1998 Chief of Naval Staff 1973-76 1976 A M [369] Kerry Stokes 1940 - For service to business and commerce through strategic leadership and promotion of corporate social responsibility, to the arts through executive roles and philanthropy, and to the community, particularly through contributions to organisations supporting youth 2008 Q G [370] Shane Stone 1950 - QC, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory 1995-99 2006 Q G [371] Sir Laurence Street 1926 - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales 1989 Q G [372] Prof Hugh Stretton 1924 - Historian, academic economist 2004 Q G [373] Russell Strong
(Russell Walker Strong)For service to medicine as a pioneer in the development of new techniques and improved clinical performance in the field of liver transplant surgery and to advancing world knowledge in this area 2001 A G [374] Grant Sutherland
(Grant Robert Sutherland)For service to science in the field of human genetics research and to the human genome project and, in particular, for his contribution to the discovery of the importance of 'fragile chromosomes' in the field of inherited diseases 1998 A G [375] Dame Joan Sutherland 1926 2010 Opera singer 1975 Q G [376] Sir Brian Talboys 1921 - Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand 1975-81 1982 A H [377] Sir Arthur Tange 1914 2001 For eminent and meritorious public service. 1977 Q G [378] Noel Tanzer
(Noel John Tanzer)1931 - For service to public sector reform, particularly through the commercialisation of government enterprises, to the development of social welfare policies and to the community 1994 A G [379] Hugh Taylor
(Hugh Ringland Taylor)Ophthalmologist 2001 Q G [380] Prof Stuart Ross Taylor For outstanding service to science, particularly in the fields of geochemistry and cosmochemistry 2008 H 4 Sep 2008 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa 1944 - New Zealand opera singer 1990 A H [381] Colin Thiele 1920 2006 Author 1977 Q G [382] John Tonkin 1902 1995 Premier of Western Australia 1977 Q G [383] John Toohey 1930 - Justice of the High Court of Australia 1987-98 1988 A G [384] Eiji Toyoda 1913 - For service to Australian/Japanese relations, particularly the Australian automotive industry 1993 H 21 Sep 1993 Shoichiro Toyoda 1925 - For service to Australian manufacturing, particularly for his contribution to the industrial development of the Australian automotive industry 1999 Q H [385] Arthur Trendall 1909 1995 Art historian and classical archaeologist 1976 A G [386] Sir Donald Trescowthick 1930 - For service to the community, to the arts and to sport 1991 A G [387] Ken Tribe
(Kenneth Wilberforce Tribe)1914 2010 For service to the arts, particularly in the field of music 1989 Q G [388] Barry Tuckwell 1931 - Classical French horn player 1992 A G [389] John Uhrig
(John Allan Uhrig)1928 - Chairman Santos Ltd 2000 Q G [390] Peter Underwood 1937 - Governor of Tasmania 2009 Q G [391] John Utz
(John Walter Utz)1928 - For service to business and to industry 1989 A G [392]; AO Jørn Utzon 1918 2008 Architect of the Sydney Opera House 1985 H 17 May 1985 Sir James Vernon 1910 2000 OBE: Director of the Colonial Sugar Refiners 1961; CBE: Commerce and industry 1962; KtB: Services to commerce and industry 1965; AC: For service to industry and to government 1980 A G [393], KTB, CBE, OBE, [394] Dr Michael Vertigan
(Michael John Vertigan)For service as a community leader in public administration, through development of far reaching fiscal policy reform; in business and industry, through focusing on strategic investment for sustainable economic growth; and in education through university governance 2004 A G [395] Sir William Vines
(William Joshua Vines)1916 2011 Managing Director, International Wool Secretariat; Chairman, Wool Review Committee [396][397][398] 1987 Q G [399]; KtB Nanette Waddy
(Nanette Stacy Waddy)For service to medical education and to the community particularly in the field of drug and alcohol abuse 1988 Q G [400] Nancy Wake 1912 2011 War hero: "The award recognises the significant contribution and commitment of Nancy Wake, stemming from her outstanding actions in wartime, in encouraging community appreciation and understanding of the past sacrifices made by Australian men and women in times of conflict, and to a lasting legacy of peace" 2004 G 22 Feb 2004 Ron Walker 1939 - For service to business, the arts and the community, and to raising the profile of Australia internationally with significant benefit for tourism and employment. 2003 A G [401] Stanley Wallis
(Stanley David Wallis)For service to business and manufacturing through strategic development of globally competitive enterprises, to enhancing the reputation of Australia internationally through reform of financial institutions and the taxation system, and to the community through support for medical research. 2002 Q G [402] Robert Walsh
(Robert John Walsh)Services to medicine 1982 Q G [403]; AO AD76, OBE QB70 Justice Marilyn Warren 1951 - For service to the judiciary and to the legal profession particularly the delivery and administration of law in Victoria, to the community in areas affecting the social and economic conditions of women and to forensic medicine internationally. 2005 Q G [404] Dr Robin Warren 1937 - Discovered Helicobacter pylori in 1979. Awarded 2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2007 A G [405] Sir Bruce Watson
(Bruce Dunstan Watson)For leadership in a range of fields of endeavour covering industry and commerce, the arts, and education and for developing medical research facilities of international standard in Australia 2004 A G [406] Penelope Wensley 1946 - Governor of Queensland and a former Australian diplomat 2011 A G [407] Sir Frederick Wheeler
(Frederick Henry Wheeler)1914 1994 Secretary to the Treasury 1979 A G [408]; OBE QB52, CBE QB62, KTB NY67 Gough Whitlam 1916 - 21st Prime Minister of Australia 1972-75 1978 Q G [409] Ray Whitrod 1915 2003 For service to Australian law enforcement (Queensland Police Commissioner), to victims of crime and to the community 1993 A G [410] Judith Whitworth
(Judith Ann Whitworth)For service to the advancement of academic medicine and as a major contributor to research policy and medical research administration in Australia and internationally 2001 Q G [411] Dr Paul Wild 1923 2008 Chairman of the CSIRO 1986 A G [412] Peter Wilenski
(Peter Stephen Wilenski)1939 1994 For service to international relations and to public sector reform, particularly through fostering the implementation of social justice and equity principles 1994 Q G [413]; AO AD87 Peter Wills
(Peter John Wills)For service to social and economic advancement through the development of public policy in relation to funding for biomedical research and evolving biotechnology industries 2001 Q G [414] Sir Ronald Wilson 1922 2005 Justice of the High Court of Australia 1979-89 1988 A G [415] Sir Henry Winneke 1908 1985 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria, Governor of Victoria 1982 A G [416] Justice John Winneke 1938 President of the Victorian Court of Appeal 2004 Q G [417] Professor Carl Wood 1929 2011 Service to the discipline of obstetrics and gynaecology particularly through the development of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and its application to human infertility 1995 A G [418] Alan Woods AC: Secretary to the Department of Defence; AO: Secretary to the Department of Resources and Energy 1985 1989 A G [419] Justice Sir Edward Woodward 1928 2010 For contributions to Australian public life, particularly in the areas of public administration, social justice, cultural diversity, education and advocacy for people with mental illness 2001 Q G [420] Roger Woodward 1942 - Classical pianist 1992 Q G [421] Richard Woolcott 1927 - For service to international relations and to Asia Pacific economic co-operation. 1993 Q G [422] John Wootten
(John Halden Wootten)For service to human rights, to conservation, to legal education and to the law 1990 Q G [423] Neville Wran 1926 - Premier of New South Wales 1976-86 1988 A G [424] Sir Geoffrey Yeend
(Geoffrey John Yeend)1927 1994 Secretary to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and Secretary to Cabinet 1986 A G [425] Sir John Young 1919 2008 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria 1974-91 1989 A G [426] Dr John Yu 1934 For service to the provision and development of "state of the art" paediatric care and research, to children's rights, to education, and to the decorative and visual arts 2001 Q G [427] Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 1949 - President of Indonesia 2010 H 9 March 2010 Carla Zampatti 1942 - Fashion designer and businesswoman 2009 Q G [428] Sir David Zeidler 1918 1998 Chemist and industrialist 1990 Q G [429] Prof Rolf Zinkernagel 1944 - Co-recipient with Professor Peter C. Doherty of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1999 Q H [430] Notes:
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Date Gazette Topic 05/09/2003 2003 S341 S341 appointment of Mr Richard William Butler 26/01/2004 2004 S004 S4 Australia Day 2004 Honours 14/06/2004 2004 S167 S167 Queen's Birthday 2004 Honours 26/01/2005 2005 S001 S1 Australia Day 2005 Honours 01/02/2005 2005 S019 S019 appointment of Mr Goh Chok Tong 13/06/2005 2005 S081 S81 Queen's Birthday 2005 Honours 26/01/2006 2006 S001 S1 Australia Day 2006 Honours 12/06/2006 2006 S075 S75 Queen's Birthday 2006 Honours List 26/01/2007 2007 S002 S2 Australia Day 2007 Honours 11/06/2007 2007 S100 S100 Queen's Birthday 2007 Honours 28/09/2007 2007 S192 S192 Order of Wearing 26/01/2008 2008 S001 S1 Australia Day 2008 Honours 22/02/2008 2008 S040 S040 resignation 09/06/2008 2008 S106 S106 Queen's Birthday 2008 Honours 04/09/2008 2008 S177 S177 Honorary Appointment of Stuart Ross Taylor 26/01/2009 2009 S004 S4 Australia Day 2009 Honours 08/06/2009 2009 S084 S084 Queen's Birthday 2009 Honours 26/01/2010 2010 S003 S3 Australia Day 2010 Honours 04/09/2008 2010 S024 S24 Honorary Appointment of Dr Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 1 14/06/2010 2010 S084 S84 Queen's Birthday 2010 Honours 5 26/01/2011 2011 S003 S3 Australia Day 2011 Honours 2 1 13/06/2011 2011 S092 S92 Queen's Birthday 2011 Honours 1 It's an Honour
- Companion of the Order of Australia
- Fact sheet
- List of recipients
- There are currently 427 entries in this list.
- The list does not necessarily show all recipients of the Companion of the Order of Australia, as some awardees of Australian honours elect not to have their names appear on the "It's an Honour" website.
- This information does not distinguish between the General and Military divisions
- Honorary recipients are denoted by [ H ] next to their name (with the exception of "PHILIP, Prince Philip").
- Numbers awarded
Numbers awarded
Statistics from "It's An Honour"
- Statistics from It's An Honour "Award Statistics" page
Date General
DivisionMilitary
DivisionTotal Honorary Grand
Total30 Jun 2010
13 June 2011372 24 396 35 431 [1] - [1] Note: Despite what the web page says, these numbers are as at Queen's Birthday 2011, NOT as at 30 June 2010
- Statistics from It's An Honour database search counts
(The database search count only gives total records displayed.)
Date Total 28 Jul 2009 420 18 Jun 2011 427 [2][3] - [2] Note: Despite what the search result annotations say, the count returned is the actual number of records displayed, and does not include the awardees who have elected not to appear in the database.
- [3] The difference between [1] and [2] is the awardees who have elected not to appear in the database.
Statistics from the table on this page
- Count of awards by Division
Date General
Division
(G)Military
Division
(M)
Honorary
(H)Total 18 Jun 2011 372 24 35 431 The four people on this page not mentioned in "It's an Honour"
- Elphick - see Gazette 2006 Australia Day
- Heydon - see Gazette 2004 Queen's Birthday
- MacDougall - reference now[dead link] -[citation needed] (Awarded 1993 Queens Birthday)
- Richard Pratt - No reference for the award (1988).[citation needed] Resignation: Gazette No. S 40, 22 February 2008.
- Numbers of awards by Year awarded by Division
(Numbers derived from the big table on this page.)
Key:- Year - Year awarded
- G - General Division
- M - Military Division
- H - Honorary
- R - Resignations (Only one to-date - 2008)
Year G M H R Tot Year G M H R Tot 1975 5 2 7 1975 5 2 7 1976 6 1 7 1976 11 3 14 1977 5 5 1977 16 3 19 1978 7 7 1978 23 3 26 1979 9 9 1979 32 3 35 1980 6 1 7 1980 38 3 1 42 1981 5 5 1981 43 3 1 47 1982 5 3 8 1982 48 3 4 55 1983 5 5 1983 53 3 4 60 1984 4 2 6 1984 57 5 4 66 1985 4 1 2 7 1985 61 6 6 73 1986 11 1 12 1986 72 7 6 85 1987 11 1 1 13 1987 83 8 7 98 1988 24 1 3 28 1988 107 9 10 126 1989 21 3 24 1989 128 12 10 150 1990 13 5 18 1990 141 12 15 168 1991 16 3 19 1991 157 12 18 187 1992 16 2 3 21 1992 173 14 21 208 1993 13 1 1 15 1993 186 15 22 223 1994 11 1 1 13 1994 197 16 23 236 1995 5 2 7 1995 202 18 23 243 1996 6 1 7 1996 208 18 24 250 1997 5 1 6 1997 213 18 25 256 1998 7 7 1998 220 18 25 263 1999 8 3 11 1999 228 18 28 274 2000 6 1 7 2000 234 19 28 281 2001 21 1 22 2001 255 20 28 303 2002 16 16 2002 271 20 28 319 2003 14 2 16 2003 285 20 30 335 2004 15 15 2004 300 20 30 350 2005 14 1 15 2005 314 20 31 365 2006 15 1 16 2006 329 20 32 381 2007 11 1 12 2007 340 21 32 393 2008 14 1 1 * 16 2008 354 22 33 * 409 2009 6 6 2009 360 22 33 415 2010 9 1 2 12 2010 369 23 35 427 2011 3 1 4 2011 372 24 35 431 Categories:- Companions of the Order of Australia
- Honorary Companions of the Order of Australia
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