Queens Birthday 2008 Honours list

Queen's Birthday 2008 Honours List

 

OFFICER IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (AO)

The Most Reverend Archbishop John Alexius BATHERSBY

For service to the Catholic Church in Australia, particularly as Archbishop of Brisbane, and to the community through the promotion of ecumenical dialogue.

Professor Michael Francis GOOD

For service to medical research, particularly in the fields of infectious disease immunology and vaccine technology, through leadership roles at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research and contributions to education.

 

MEMBER IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (AM)

Mr Gerald Anthony BARRY

For service to the community through a range of executive and support roles with ostomy associations.

Mr Brian Joseph BERTWISTLE

For service to the transport and logistics industry, particularly through support for educational programs and driver and vehicle safety initiatives.

Mr Michael Peter BERWICK

For service to conservation and the environment through initiatives supporting the preservation of the Daintree Rainforest and far north Queensland, to local government, and to the community of Douglas Shire.

Sister Mary Denise COGHLAN

For service to international humanitarian aid as Director of the Jesuit Refugee Services, Cambodia.

Ms Sue Margaret CUMMING

For service to the community, particularly in the field of social work as a clinician and through administrative roles with a range of professional associations.

Mr John Kelvin DAWSON

For service to business, particularly the banking and finance sector and to the development of relations between Australia and Britain.

Emeritus Professor David Michael DODDRELL

For service to science in the field of magnetic resonance as an academic and researcher.

Mr Arthur George FRAME

For service to the performing arts and to the community through administrative and advisory roles with a range of organisations in Queensland and support for artists in rural and regional areas.

Dr Robert Stirling GREENHILL RFD

For service to public sector dentistry, particularly through the development of specialist orthodontic services and interdisciplinary management of patients with cleft lip and palate and craniofacial anomalies, to dental education, and to professional organisations.

Mr Malcolm John GRIERSON

For service to the community, particularly through contributions to the development of major infrastructure and public works facilities in Queensland.

Dr Janet Mary HAMMILL

For service to the community through health services for Indigenous women and children and research into the effects of foetal alcohol syndrome.

Mr Edward William HOWARD OBE OAM

For service to the community through executive, advisory and leadership roles with a range of health, tenancy, church and social welfare organisations.

Professor Sandra Vianne McLEAN

For service to higher education as an administrator, academic and leader, and to the development of national standards for the teaching profession.

Professor Patrick Joseph O'KEEFE

For service to the protection and repatriation of cultural property and heritage, to the law as a lecturer and author, and to legal education.

Mr Justin Francis O'SULLIVAN

For service to the law through a range of roles with professional legal organisations, particularly the Queensland Law Society, as a practitioner, and to the community.

Professor Anthony Wilfred PARKER

For service to sports medicine and exercise science as an academic, researcher and author and through executive and advisory roles with professional organisations.

Dr Glen David POSTLE

For service to education through the design and introduction of flexible learning programs for disadvantaged youth in rural and remote areas, and to professional development.

Dr John Frank ROULSTON

For service to education, particularly through administrative and teaching roles in the independent schools sector, to the development of schools-based drug prevention programs and contributions to professional organisations.

Dr Marie Gabrielle SIGANTO

For service to the arts and education through contributions to artistic, cultural, educational and multicultural organisations, and as a benefactor and supporter of professional development programs.

Mr Anthony Eric SOUTH OAM

For service to the community as a campaigner for people with a disability and through contributions to the development of spinal injury prevention and research programs.

Professor Russell William STITZ RFD

For service to medicine in the field of colorectal surgery, to the development of surgical education and training programs, and through leadership roles in professional organisations.

Mr Barry THORNTON

For service to the manufacturing and transport industries, to the development of infrastructure reform projects, and to the community through support for educational, arts and charitable organisations.

Mr Bruce Gilmore WILSON

For service to transport planning, infrastructure development and reform, and to land management policy, particularly in Queensland, and through contributions to advisory bodies.


CONSPICUOUS SERVICE CROSS (CSC)

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Brigadier Barry Neil McMANUS

For outstanding achievement as the Chief Staff Officer Personnel and Logistics (J1/4) Headquarters Joint Operations Command.

Lieutenant Colonel Ian Philip SPIERS

For outstanding achievement in providing medical support as Commanding Officer 2nd Health Support Battalion.


DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL (DSM)

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Major Micah BATT

For distinguished leadership in action as the Officer Commanding Security Detachment XI in Baghdad.

Major Simon William MOORE-WILTON

For distinguished leadership in action as the Officer Commanding, Security Task Group of the 2ndReconstruction Task Force during Operation SLIPPER in Afghanistan.

Lieutenant Glenn Leon NEILSON

For distinguished leadership in action while commanding 12 Platoon, Security Task Group, 2nd Reconstruction Task Force under enemy fire at Musazai on the 8th and 10th August 2007.


PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL (PSM)

AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SERVICE

Ms Andrea Louise FLANAGAN

For outstanding public service in the provision of advice and assistance to veterans and their families, particularly in instances of death or major injury to members of the Australian Defence Force.

Mr Damian Francis MILEY

For outstanding public service in managing projects under the Land and Sea Management Strategy for Torres Strait.

QUEENSLAND PUBLIC SERVICE

Mr Dennis Wayne BIDGOOD

For outstanding public service to the housing sector by streamlining administrative processes and delivering significant cost savings.

Mrs Susan Lynette RAINBOW

For outstanding public service to education, mentoring and program development for the Indigenous community of the Wide Bay Burnett region.

Mr Terence Joseph SKEHAN

For outstanding public service to Queensland particularly in the field of special education.

Mr Gary John STEVENSON

For outstanding public service and leadership within local government, particularly through local government reforms.

Mr Allan William WELSH

For outstanding public service to the development of arts and cultural infrastructure in Queensland.


AUSTRALIAN POLICE MEDAL (APM)

Sergeant Arthur William BRENNAN

Detective Superintendent Peter CRAWFORD

Detective Sergeant Kathryn Clare DORGE

Superintendent Peter GUILD

Assistant Commissioner Brett Michael POINTING


AUSTRALIAN FIRE SERVICE MEDAL (AFSM)

Mr Ilikena DABEA

Mr John Frederik van KLAVEREN


AMBULANCE SERVICE MEDAL (ASM)

Dr Eric Desmond ELKS

Mr Leslie Joseph STEEL


MEDAL IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM)

Mr John MacDonald ALLEN

For service to community music, particularly through brass and concert bands, and as a mentor of young musicians.

Mr Giovanni ANTONAGLIA

For service to the Italian community of Brisbane, particularly as a supporter of a range of charitable, social welfare, cultural and religious organisations.

Mr Henry Owen BARKER

For service to the community, particularly through Lions International and a range of ex-service organisations.

Mr Douglas James BOULTON

For service to the surf lifesaving movement as a competitor, official and administrator, and to the community of Caloundra.

Dr Grahame BROWN, deceased

For service to dentistry as an educator in the speciality of endodontics and through the Royal Australian Army Dental Corps, and to gemmology.

Mrs Diane Margaret BURKE

For service to the community particularly through the ANZAC Day Commemoration Committee of Queensland and to veterans' welfare programs as a fundraiser.

Mr Alan Clive COCHRANE

For service to the preservation of the marine environment.

Sister Monica Josephine CRAWFORD

For service to the community through the establishment and development of the Mater Health Services Archives, and to health care as an administrator and a nurse.

Mrs Gloria May DAVEY

For service to the community of Wynnun through service, music and sporting organisations.

Mrs Gay FETHERSTONHAUGH

For service to the community of Queensland, particularly through the Country Women's Association and agricultural and horticultural societies.

Mr Reginald Harold FITZPATRICK

For service to the communities of Rockhampton and Yeppoon through health education, aged care welfare and the encouragement of photographic achievement.

Mrs Robyn Hope GINN

For service to the arts of quiltmaking and needlecraft.

Mr Vincent John HABERMANN

For service to sport, particularly cricket, and to the community of Bundaberg.

Mrs Margaret Rose HICKEY

For service to the community, particularly through roles with the Samford District Historical Museum.

Mr Errol Norman JORGENSEN MM

For service to veterans through the preservation of military history and support of ex-service organisations, and to the community of Toowoomba.

Mr Percival John KEPPIE

For service to swimming through a range of executive, technical and managerial roles.

Mr James Humphrey LUCEY

For service to education through leadership, teaching and rugby coaching roles.

Mr Alan Alexander McCRAY

For service to the community, particularly with Rotary International, and to business through a range of roles with export, freight and food manufacturing organisations.

Mrs Sandra Mary McGRADY

For service to the community of Mount Isa through charitable, service and cultural organisations.

Colonel Kenneth Stuart McKENZIE DSM (Retd)

For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel and their families through roles with the Returned and Services League of Australia.

Mr Tom Walker McLUCAS BEM

For service to the community of Bundaberg, particularly through the Returned and Services League of Australia, and to the sport of cycling.

Mr John Alexander MILLROY

For service to the horseracing industry, to tourism, and to the community.

Associate Professor David Allan MORGAN

For service to medicine as an orthopaedic surgeon, particularly through the establishment of the Queensland Bone Bank.

Ms Judith Ann MUNDAY

For service to the welfare of ex-servicewomen, and to the community.

Ms Susan Anne NORRIE

For service to the nursing profession, and to the community through a range of leadership and advisory roles.

Mr Colin Duncan PACE

For service to the community of the Rollingstone district, and through leadership in the pineapple growing industry.

Mr Kenneth PETERS

For services to the community, particularly through the Lions Club of Mooloolaba and the Maroochydore Branch of The Cancer Council, Queensland.

Mrs Delphine Patricia ROWLEY

For service to rural health through a range of administrative nursing roles, and to the community of the Mount Morgan region.

Ms Carolyn Jean SANTAGIULIANA

For service to the community of Redland Shire through a range of welfare, health, sporting and cultural organisations.

Mr Arthur Roland SQUIRE

For service to the community of Chinchilla, particularly in the area of aged care.

Mr Richard Andrew STEVENS

For service to the fishing industry, particularly through fisheries management.

Mrs Tracy Anne STOCKWELL

For service to sport as an administrator and proponent of sporting opportunities for women.

Mr Thomas Raymond SULLIVAN

For service to local government and to the community of the Goondiwindi Shire.

Mr David George THOMAS

For service to youth through the Scouting movement, the Duke of Edinburgh's Awards scheme and organisations that support young people with a disability.

Miss Shirley TREACY

For service to dance, particularly through the establishment of the Queensland Dance School of Excellence, and as an examiner and teacher.

Mrs Dorothy Mae TRUSCOTT

For service to the community through the Bundaberg Blind and Vision Impaired Persons' Friendship Club and fundraising for organisations supporting children with a hearing impairment.

Mr Robert Henry TRUSCOTT

For service to the community through the Bundaberg Steam Tramway Preservation Society and fundraising for organisations supporting children with a hearing impairment.

Ms AnneMarie WHITE

For service to the promotion of women's sport, particularly through journalism and advisory roles.

Mr Peter John WHITE

For service to the community through contributions to veterans, youth and civic organisations, and to the foundation construction industry.

Mrs Margaret Aitken WILKE

For service to women through the Queensland Country Women's Association.

Dr Neville Beaumont WILMER

For service to medicine and to the community of Gympie, particularly through the development of medical services and the Returned and Services League of Australia.


MEDAL (OAM) IN THE MILITARY DIVISION

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Warrant Officer Class One David Charles CROSS

For meritorious service to Army Aviation as Regimental Sergeant Major, 5th Aviation Regiment, and Regimental Sergeant Major, Army Aviation Training Centre.

Warrant Officer Class One Lynne FOSTER

For meritorious service as the Transport Warrant Officer Class One of the Headquarters 3rd Brigade, the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 9th Force Support Battalion, and the inaugural Regimental Sergeant Major of the Force Level Logistic Asset - Middle East Area of Operations.

Warrant Officer Class One Kenneth Charles MORRIS

For meritorious service as the Regimental Sergeant Major of 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (Commando) and the Special Forces Training Centre.


CONSPICUOUS SERVICE MEDAL (CSM)

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Corporal Ryan John INGOLD

For meritorious achievement as a Rifle Section Commander of Alpha Company, the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment.

Sergeant Juliet Nehi PAYNE

For meritorious achievement to the Australian Army as the Operations Sergeant at Headquarters 11th Brigade in support of Operations RELEX II, RESOLUTE and ANODE.

Warrant Officer Class Two Mark John RETALLICK

For meritorious achievement as the Company Sergeant Major of First Class at the Royal Military College, Duntroon.

Warrant Officer Class One Phillip Andrew SYMMANS

For meritorious achievement as the Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant of the 3rd Combat Signals Regiment, the 5th Aviation Regiment, the 1st Signal Regiment, and Headquarters 1st Division.

 

COMMENDATION FOR GALLANTRY

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Private Trent OLLIS

For gallantry in action in hazardous circumstances while acting as Lead Scout of 12Platoon, Security Task Group, 2nd Reconstruction Task Force under enemy fire at Musazai on the 8th August 2007.

 

COMMENDATION FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE

AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Private Steven Andrew HALL

For distinguished performance of duties in warlike operations as a Rifleman, 12Platoon, Security Task Group, 2nd Reconstruction Task Force during Operation SLIPPER.

Sergeant Wade James McFARLANE

For distinguished performance of duties in warlike operations as the Troop Sergeant of 3Troop, Security Task Group, 2nd Reconstruction Task Force during Operation SLIPPER.