The 1986 Queen's Birthday Honours for Australia were announced on Monday 9 June 1986 by the office of the Governor-General.[1][2]
The Birthday Honours were appointments by some of the 16 Commonwealth realms of Queen Elizabeth II to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by citizens of those countries. The Birthday Honours are awarded as part of the Queen's Official Birthday celebrations during the month of June.
Order of Australia
editCompanion (AC)
editGeneral Division
edit| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sir Hermann Black | For service to learning, education and to public affairs | [1][2] |
| Emeritus Professor Robert Hanbury Brown | For service to science, particularly in the field of stellar astronomy | |
| Sir Robert Gillman Allen Jackson, KCVO CMG OBE | For service to international relations, particularly as Under Secretary-General and Special Adviser to the United Nations Organisation | |
| Robert Alan Johnston | For service to banking particularly as Governor of the Reserve Bank | |
| Sir James (Charles) McNeill, CBE | For distinguished service to the State of Victoria through industry | |
| His Excellency Professor Gordon Stanley Reid | For public service, for service to learning and to the Crown |
Military Division
edit| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Force | Air Marshal John William Newham, AO | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Chief of the Air Staff | [1][2] |
Officer (AO)
editGeneral Division
edit| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Jean Anges Battersby | For service to the arts and to public service | [1][2] |
| Dr Norman Gregory Joseph Behan, CMG | For service to the arts, particularly to the Queensland Art Gallery | |
| Emeritus Professor Lindsay Michael Birt, CBE | For service to education | |
| Alexander Carmichael, CBE | For service to public service and commerce | |
| Hector William Crawford, CBE | For service to Australian television production | |
| David Frederick Dallwitz | For service to music, particularly in the field of jazz | |
| George Francis Davies, CMG | For service to the media and to the community | |
| Emeritus Professor Austin Eric Doyle | For service to medical teaching and research | |
| Anthony Murray Gleeson, QC | For service to the law and to the Crown | |
| William Graham Gosewinckel | For public service, particularly as general manager of AUSSAT | |
| Professor Fred Henry George Gruen | For service to education, particularly in the field of economics | |
| Kenneth George Hall, OBE | For service to medicine, particularly as a cardiologist | |
| The Reverend Vernon Henry Harrison | For service to the community, particularly in the field of aged care | |
| Robert Merry Hillman | For public service, particularly in the field of engineering | |
| Emeritus Professor Frederic Raphael Jevons | For service to learning, particularly in the field of distance education | |
| Kenneth Norman Jones, CBE | For public service, particularly in the fields of education and departmental administration | |
| Brenton James Langbein | For service to music particularly as violinist, orchestral conductor and teacher | |
| Max Leon Liberman | For service to the housing industry | |
| Chesborough Ranald Macdonald | For service to the community, particularly as chairman of Victoria's 150th anniversary celebrations | |
| Ronald Holland Martin | For service to the wheat industry | |
| Professor James Graham McLeod | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of neurology | |
| Chief Commissioner Sinclair Imrie Miller, LVO QPM | For public service, particularly with the Victoria Police Force | |
| Emeritus Professor John Derrick Ovington | For service to conservation, particularly as director, national parks and wildlife service | |
| Keith Francis Parry | For service to the mineral industry, particularly in the field of gold mining | |
| His Excellency Alfred Roy Parsons | For public service as a diplomatic representative | |
| Wallace Keith Pilz, OBE | For public service, particularly as director, New South Wales Public Works Department | |
| Leonard Ian Roach | For service to commerce and to the community | |
| Dr Alan Geoffrey Serle | For service to scholarship and literature, particularly in the field of Australian history | |
| John William Shaw, OBE | For service to opera | |
| Dr Warwick Sydney Lees Stening | For service in the field of medical education | |
| The Honourable Justice John Leslie Toohey | For service to the community, particularly as Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Commissioner | |
| John Webber Venn | For public service to residential neighbourhood design with the National Capital Development Commission. | |
| The Honourable Justice Howard Edgar Zelling, CBE QC | For service to the community and the law, particularly as Chairman of the South Australian Law Reform Committee |
Military Division
edit| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Rear Admiral Ronald Rex Calder, AM | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Chief of Naval Engineering | [1][2] |
| Army | Major General Adrian Clunies-Ross, MBE | For service to the Australian Army as Commander 1st Division | |
| Major General Keith Henry Kirkland, CBE | For service to the Australian Army as General Officer Commanding Training Command | ||
| Air Force | Air Vice Marshal Douglas George Cameron, AFC | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commander of the Integrated Air Defence System | |
| Air Vice Marshal William Henry Simmonds | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Chief of Air Force Development |
Member (AM)
editGeneral Division
edit| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Betty Margaret Andersen | For service to nursing education | [1][2] |
| Jurek Kazimierz Andrecki | For service to the community, particularly the Polish community | |
| Russell William Arland | For service to the local government | |
| Ian Harry Backler | For service to the fishing industry | |
| Alan Richard Bagnall | For service to the Australian Bureau of Statistics | |
| Frank John Ball, AFC | For service to civil aviation, particularly as General Manager of Trans Australia Airlines | |
| Victor Colin Belsham | For service to the sport of squash | |
| James Duncan Bennett, OBE | For service to the community and local government | |
| Frederick Nils Bennett | For service to the public service, particularly in the fields of industry and defence | |
| Shirley Stanton Berg | For service to education | |
| Dr Victor Blackman | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of pathology | |
| Malcolm Jack Blight | For service to Australian football | |
| Allan Robert Border | For service to the sport of cricket | |
| Kenneth Robert John Boylan | For service to health administration | |
| The Honourable Cecil George Brettingham-Moore, MC | For service to the community | |
| Dr John Peter Bush | For service to the community and medicine | |
| John Laurence Carroll | For service to the public service in the field of finance and for service to public speaking through Rostrum | |
| Wendy Jennifer Chapman | For service to the community and local government | |
| Donald Coburn | For service to the welfare of the aged | |
| David Murray Coleman | For service to communications, particularly through Telecom | |
| Dr Clive Keith Coogan | For service to science and to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | |
| Rosemary Crossley | For service to those with severe communication disabilities | |
| Lindsay James Curtis | For service to the public service, particularly to the Attorney-General's Department | |
| Dr Brian Forster Dickens, OBE | For service to the mentally and physically impaired | |
| William John Draper | For service to journalism and to the community, particularly as the editor of Who's Who in Australia | |
| Dr Leslie Raymond Hill Drew | For service to the public, particularly in the treatment of alcohol and drug dependence | |
| John James Duncan | For service to the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia | |
| Milo Kanangra Dunphy | For service to conservation | |
| Allan Millsteed Eddy | For service to the sport of lawn bowls and to the community | |
| Dr Eva Gizella Eden | For service to education | |
| Mabel Edmund | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Jonathan George Wycombe Erby | For service to the community and to architecture | |
| Patrick Ambrose Farnan | For service to international trade | |
| Professor Peter James Fensham | For service to the community and to education | |
| Professor David Alexander Ferguson | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of occupational and environmental health | |
| Norman William Frederick Fisher | For service in the fields of labour market research and public administration | |
| Alec Fong Lim | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Glenys Rae Fowles | For service to opera | |
| Millicent Daisy Fox | For service to the community, particularly in the field of health | |
| Albert Richard Gardner, MBE | For service to the community, particularly to youth | |
| Dr Harry William Garlick | For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of education and administration | |
| Ray Ginsburg | For service to community, particularly to women | |
| Colin Raymond Gramp | For service to wine industry technology | |
| Dr Ferry Grunseit | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of paediatrics | |
| Dr Dorothy Jean Hailes | For service to medicine, particularly in relation to women | |
| George Alexander Haines | For service to secondary industry | |
| Patricia Joan Harper | For service to the welfare of one-parent families | |
| John Melman Harrison, CBE | For service to art | |
| Dr Arthur George Harrold | For service to conservation, particularly in Queensland | |
| Elaine Alys Haxton | For service to arts, particularly printmaking | |
| Douglas John Hill | For service to public sector accounting and to hockey | |
| Ian Graham Hodges | For service to those with multiple sclerosis and to youth welfare | |
| Geoffrey Hogan | For service to the community and to international disaster relief | |
| George Longworth James, ED | For service to road safety and motor transport, particularly through the National Roads and Motorists' Association | |
| Barbara Tarlton Jefferis | For service to literature | |
| The Honourable Walter Jona | For service to the community, particularly to the Jewish community | |
| Ronald Stanley Jordan, DFM | For service to the Australian meat industry | |
| Mary Veronica Joseph | For service to the community | |
| Cecil David Mack Jost | For service to art and music | |
| Eric Robert Kelly | For service to industrial relations | |
| Kenneth John Kelsall | For service to the engineering profession, particularly in the development of Western Australia's water resources | |
| Deputy Commissioner Raymond Elmo Killmier, QPM | For service with the South Australian Police Force | |
| Brian King | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Norman Edward King | For service to the community and to local government | |
| James Edward Layt | For service to the cement industry | |
| Dr Richard Bruce Lefroy | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of geriatric medicine | |
| Dr Robert Glendenning Linton | For service to ophthalmology | |
| Norman Wilson Llewelyn | For service to the performing arts | |
| Dr Wilfred Roy Longworth | For service to education | |
| Patricia Anne Lovell, MBE | For service to the film industry | |
| John William MacBean | For service to the trade union movement | |
| Isador Alexander Magid | For service to the community, particularly to the Jewish community | |
| John Henry Marshall | For service to sports administration, particularly to World Cup athletics | |
| The Reverend Dr Gilbert James McArthur | For service to the community, particularly in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific islands | |
| Victor Francis McCristal | For service to game fishing and to the community | |
| Graeme William McKinnon | For public service, particularly to the Australian exploration in the Antarctic | |
| Mona Menzies | For service to nursing | |
| Dr Jeffrey Owen Miller | For service to education | |
| Detective Chief Superintendent Alan James Mills | For public service with the Australian Federal Police Force | |
| Joan Mitchell Montgomery, OBE | For service to education | |
| David Charles Moore | For public service and for service to the community | |
| Henricus Alphonsus Maria Nederveen | For service to commerce to the Dutch community and to hockey | |
| Geoffrey Rowland Needham | For service to metallurgy, particularly through the Australian Foundry Institute | |
| Walter Derek Noble | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Marion Elaine Parsons | For service to the visually imparied | |
| Dr Robin June Parsons | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of nursing education | |
| Raymond Robert Frederick Pelham Thorman | For service to secondary industry, particularly through the Australian Chamber of Commerce | |
| Dr Grace Amelia Perry | For service to Australian literature, particularly as editor of Poetry Australia | |
| Roy William Osmac Pugh | For service to the community | |
| Lady Susan Gai Street | For service to the community, particularly in the field of health | |
| Margaret June Ritchie, MBE | For service to the community | |
| Cecil Edward Rix | For service to conservation and to ornithology | |
| Max John Roberts | For service to the mining industry | |
| Ruth Nellie Rogers | For service to early childhood education | |
| Alfred Ruskin | For service to the arts, particularly opera and ballet | |
| The Reverend Brother Walter Xavier Simmons | For service to education | |
| The Honourable Donald William Simmons, DFC | For service to parliament and to the community | |
| Keith Simpson | For service to the building industry in Western Australia | |
| Jack Thurston Snelson | For service to agriculture | |
| Walter John Stamm | For service to engineering | |
| Andrew Leon Tannahill | For service to the community and to the scouting movement, particularly as the inaugural Chief Commissioner, Australian Capital Territory branch | |
| Henry Oreste Thomas | For service to the valuation profession particularly as editor of The Valuer | |
| John Hadley (Jack) Thompson | For service to the film industry | |
| Charles Rex Threlfo | For service to the New South Wales Fire Brigade Services | |
| Albert Henry Tognolini | For service to engineering, particularly with the Main Roads Department of Western Australia | |
| Dr John Paul Tonkin | For service to medicine, particularly as an ear, nose and throat surgeon | |
| Dr Paolo Totaro | For service to the community, particularly to the Italian community, to arts and to education | |
| Augustus Schwartze Trippe | For service to industry and commerce | |
| Reginald Turner | For public service with the Department of Defence | |
| Alexander John Kerry Walker | For service to the barley industry | |
| Professor Russell Braddock Ward | For service to literature particularly in the field of Australian history | |
| Michael Weinstein, BEM | For service to soccer | |
| David Bruce Lynton Williams | For service to the film industry | |
| David Linney Wills | For service to the metal and engineering industries | |
| Dean Robert Wills | For service to the metal and engineering industries | |
| Dr Lionel Leopold Wilson | For service to medicine, particularly in the administration of health care services | |
| Frank Edward Yeend | For service to hockey | |
| Philip John Young | For service to agricultural development in Australia and in third world countries | |
| William John Robert Young, MBE | For service to sport, particularly through the Olympic and Commonwealth Games associations |
Military Division
edit| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Commodore Harold John Parker Adams | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly Joint Communications Electronics | [1][2] |
| Commodore Anthony Michael Carwardine | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Commanding Officer of HMAS Adelaide | ||
| Commodore Malcolm Douglas Jackson | For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Deputy Fleet Commander and Chief of Staff of Her Majesty's Australian Fleet | ||
| Commander Robert Richards | For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Master Attendant for the Port of Sydney | ||
| Army | Lieutenant Colonel Kerry George Gallagher | For service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer, 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment | |
| Major Dianne Margaret Garbin | For service to Australian Army financial resource management at Headquarters Training Command | ||
| Major Robert Walter Hartley | For service to Australian Army in the field of electronic warfare | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel Gordon Robert Hill | For service to the Australian Army as second in command of the Special Air Service Regiment | ||
| Brigadier Noel John McGuire | For service to Australian Army as Commander 1st Military Division | ||
| Lieutenant Colonel John Albert Pietzner | For service to Australian Army Financial Management | ||
| Colonel Donald Quinn | For service to Australian Army as Commanding Officer, Central Army Records Office | ||
| Major Kimlyn Bruce Templeton | For service to Army Reserve, particularly in the 17th Battalion, the Royal New South Wales Regiment | ||
| Air Force | Squadron Leader Peter Chappelow | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Head of the Maintenance Development Office for the Hornet Aircraft Programme, Williamtown | |
| Wing Commander Ross Campbell Clelland | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force while on exchange with the United States Air Force | ||
| Wing Commander Barry James Ellison | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Senior Equipment Officer at RAAF Base Amberley Queensland | ||
| Wing Commander Bruce John Stewart Mouatt | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director of Operations in the Tactical Fighter Project Office | ||
| Group Captain David Norman Rogers | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer, Base Squadron Richmond | ||
| Air Commodore Hans Jorg Friederich Roser | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director General Tactical Fighter Project |
Medal (OAM)
editGeneral Division
edit| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Betty Allan | For services to the welfare of those with impaired hearing | [1][2] |
| Phyllis May Allum | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of stress-related problems | |
| Audrey Evelyn Anderson | For service to nursing | |
| Marie Armstrong | For service to the performing arts | |
| Daisy Bacon | For service to the community, particularly through the Girl Guide movement | |
| Councillor Dorothy Jean Baker | For service to the community and local government | |
| Alderman Jill Lorraine Barber | For service to the community and local government | |
| Stewart Barnes | For service to the community, to youth, international relations and peace | |
| Edna Barolits | For service to the public service, particularly to the Aboriginal community | |
| Kenneth Peter Neville Baronie | For service to the community, particularly through the Good Neighbour Council of Western Australia and the Migrant Emergency Fund | |
| Geoffrey Frank Barron | For service to the community and the welfare of Broken Hill residents | |
| Fay Norma Bataille, MBE | For service to education and the community of Norfolk Island | |
| Barbara Edith Biggins | For service to the arts, particularly through the South Australian Council for Children's Films and Television | |
| Thomas Charles Boag | For service to tennis and public service | |
| Francis Neville Bonser | For service to the fishing industry | |
| Clement Booth | For service to the intellectually impaired | |
| Dr Thomas Henry Boshier | For service to the dental profession | |
| Henry Francis Boyle | For service to the community, particularly in the field of local history | |
| Richard David Bradshaw | For service to the performing arts as a puppeteer | |
| Neil Anthony Bridgefoot | For service to the community and local government | |
| Nancye Margaret Bridges | For service to the performing arts | |
| Robert Alden Brooks | For service to the welfare of the physically impaired | |
| James John Brown | For service to conservation and gymnastics | |
| Valerie Mary Browne | For service to the welfare of autistic children | |
| Carol Margaret Budd | For service to the public service | |
| Errol Desmond Bungey | For service to the sport of lawn bowls | |
| Charles Lloyd Burley, QFSM | For service to the community | |
| Joan Kathleen Burnett | For service to the community and ballet | |
| Eileen Beryl Burns | For service to the community, particularly through the Heidelberg Repatriation General Hospital | |
| Herbert Buttery | For service to the visually impaired | |
| James Benedict Cahill | For service to the community, particularly in the field of Aboriginal education | |
| John Phillip Carmody | For service to the public service | |
| Sidney Hayward Castine | For service to the community and local government | |
| Daniel Clark | For service to the sport of cycling | |
| Joyce Yvonne Clothier | For service to ballet | |
| William Henry Collins | For service to those with intellectual disabilities | |
| Elaine Adele Colquhoun | For service to the community, particularly to pony clubs | |
| Raymond Martin Conroy | For service to the sport of harness racing | |
| Leslie John Constable | For service to the community | |
| Captain Raymond Keith Cooper | For service to the community as a military historian | |
| Mavis Corbett | For service to the community, particularly to children | |
| James Mitchell Cornwell | For service to the community and health administration | |
| Michael Joseph Curtis | For service to the community and local government | |
| Graham Hamilton Dillon | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Herman Cornelius Drenth | For service to the community | |
| Kevin Charles Duffy | For service to the public service and to the community | |
| Richard Alfred Dunn | For services to the sport of rugby league | |
| Cornelius Henry Dwyer | For service to the transport industry, particularly as general secretary of the Taxi Council Queensland | |
| Randolph Keith Evans | For service to the community | |
| Megan Marjorie Evans | For service to music | |
| Winsome Joan Evans, BEM | For service to music | |
| John Bateson Faulkner | For service to the community | |
| Reverend Diego Fernandez Del Rio | For service to the Spanish community | |
| Charles Allen Fishburn | For service to the community, particularly to youth | |
| Herbert Crommelin Fitzroy | For service to the community | |
| Catherine Foggo | For service to the community, particularly in the field of local history | |
| Kathleen Margaret Forte | For service to the community, to international relations and peace | |
| Maxwell Henry Gale | For service to the community and to international relations | |
| Margaret Clare Gartland | For service to the community in the field of education | |
| John Gavegan | For service to journalism | |
| Myra Frances Gofton | For service to the community and to ex-service personnel | |
| Clifford Dominic Goodchild | For service to music | |
| Sally Sophia Goold | For service to nursing education | |
| Keith Francis Gooley | For service to the meat industry and to the community | |
| Dianne Rose Gorman | For service to the sport of hockey | |
| Michael Robin Francis Goss | For service to art as an artist and administrator | |
| Albert Holmes Graham | For service to the community | |
| Jessie Marshall Griffin | For service to the community | |
| Ronald Selwyn Grubb | For service to the community and to the welfare of ex-personnel | |
| Mario Rheta Hardie | For service to the community, particularly to the Asthma Foundation of New South Wales | |
| Herbert Colin Livingston Harvey | For service to the community | |
| Erwin Ernest Heckendorf | For service to the community | |
| Albert George Henderson | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Adeline Ethel Hicking | For service to welfare, particularly to the Royal Flying Doctor Service | |
| Ellen Mary Higham | For service to nursing education | |
| Perry Colin James | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Henry Thomas Jarvis | For service to the community | |
| David Leslie Jimmieson | For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel | |
| Stephen Kelen | For service to literature | |
| Douglas James Malbon Kiely | For service to the community, particularly to youth | |
| Louis Stevenson Langoulant | For service to health administration and the community | |
| Francis Wilbur Le Page | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Walkiri Valery Walter Lebedew | For service to volleyball | |
| Andrew Lederer | For service to soccer | |
| John Albin Edmund Lee | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Stanley Lewis | For service to the community | |
| Andrew Shu Wah Lim | For public service as secretary of the Australian Capital Territory Medical Board | |
| Beryl Iris Lovell | For service to the community | |
| Hurtle Reginald Lupton | For service to the community and to local government | |
| Barry Layton Macdonald | For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel | |
| William James MacFarlane | For service to the community, particularly the sick in the Hunter region | |
| Stanley Hastings Manning | For service to welfare, particularly with the Wesley Central Mission | |
| Ronald Leslie Marriott | For service to youth, particularly through the scouting movement, and to the community | |
| George Francis Gell Marshall, QPM | For service to rugby union football | |
| Barbara Mary McDonough | For public service, particularly the establishment of specialised libraries for the Department of Defence | |
| Edna Betty McGill | For service to education and to the community | |
| Ena Irene McGinn | For service to the community, particularly to Voluntary Aid and Australian Army Medical Women's Service Association | |
| Ethel Joyce McGrath | For public service with the Patents Office | |
| Francis William McGuren | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Betty Ilma McIntyre | For service to health, particularly in the field of occupational therapy | |
| Jean Alice Sutherland McKinlay | For service to the teaching of music, particularly to children | |
| Amelia McLachlan | For service to the community | |
| Barbara Patricia Mehan | For service to infant welfare | |
| Elsie Rose Milton | For service to the Royal Newcastle Hospital | |
| Dr Geoffrey Henry Moore | For service to medicine | |
| Stanley John Nicholes | For service to sport as a fitness consultant | |
| Phillipena Noel | For service to libraries, especially in the field of children's literature | |
| Allen George Norris | For service to athletics and sports administration | |
| James Andrew Noseda | For service to athletics and sports administration | |
| Eva Esme O'Brien | For service to nursing, particularly at the Heidelberg Repatriation General Hospital | |
| John Francis O'Hanlon | For service to the community through charitable organisations | |
| Henry Thomas O'Neill | For service to the newsagency industry | |
| Bernard Philip O'Reilly | For service to the St John Ambulance Association and to the community | |
| Karleen Osborne | For service to young people with physical disabilities | |
| Maisie Oclanis Pain | For service to the red cross and to the welfare of those with Down's Syndrome | |
| Patricia Paton | For public service with the Department of Foreign Affairs | |
| George William Perry | For service to the community, particularly to senior citizens | |
| Dr Harry Peters | For service to medicine, particularly as administrator of the Prince of Wales Hospital | |
| Gordon George Poidevin | For service to the community | |
| Herbert Clive Pratt | For service to the temperance movement | |
| Superintendent Robert John Noel Prigg | For public service with the Australian Federal Police Force | |
| Dimitrios Psarakis | For service to the community, particularly the Greek community | |
| Frederick Douglas Quinane | For service to the community | |
| Gary Arnold Radford | For service to the community | |
| Dr John Gojko Radunovich | For service to the community and medicine | |
| Stephen Istvan Raskovy | For service to wrestling | |
| Robert Pearson Reading | For service to agriculture and to the community | |
| Jean Heather Richards | For service to the community through charitable organisations | |
| Merle Erica Richardson | For service to lawn bowls through the Newcastle District Bowling Association, and to the community through service groups and as a fundraiser for welfare organisations and for projects at the University of Newcastle | |
| Ronald Ross | For service to the community | |
| Dr Michael Sawer | For service to international relations between Australia and China | |
| Paul Vincent Scanlan | For service to the community | |
| Leila Caroline Schmidt | For service to the community, particularly to the Asthma Foundation of New South Wales | |
| John Matthew Schreck | For service to horse racing | |
| Archibald Allan Scott | For service to the community | |
| Ann Elizabeth Scott | For service to the media as a rural broadcaster and to the community | |
| Raymond Thomas Shea | For service to the community and to the trade union movement | |
| Raoul Wesley Shepherd | For service to the welfare of ex-service personnel | |
| Stuart Howard Shorter | For service to scouting | |
| Francis Ian Showell | For service to the tourist industry | |
| Mary Elizabeth Smith | For service to the community | |
| Lenore Irene Snowden | For service to the community | |
| Fergus John Gordon Speakman | For service to athletics | |
| Edwin George Stafford | For service to the Retired Police Association of Victoria and to the community | |
| Robert Herbert Stringer | For service to the community, particularly in the field of health | |
| Margaret Emily Sutherland | For service to early childhood education | |
| Elizabeth Symonds | For service to those with disabilities particularly to the Spastic Centre of New South Wales | |
| Matthew Douglas Tallon, MC | For service to cricket and hockey | |
| Harry William Thomas Tidmarsh | For service to the welfare of the physically impaired, particularly as a splintmaker | |
| Dorothy Mary Trumble | For service to those with impaired hearing | |
| Kenneth John Turner | For service to local government and to the community | |
| James Patrick Ulbrick | For service to manufacturing engineering and to the community | |
| Lawrence Waina | For service to the Aboriginal community | |
| Captain Joyval Mary Walton | For service through the Salvation Army to the rehabilitation of the drug and alcohol addicted | |
| Captain Robert Walton | For service through the Salvation Army to the rehabilitation of the drug and alcohol addicted | |
| Sing-wu Wang | For public service to the National Library, particularly to the Orientalia collection | |
| Mary Alice Watt | For service to the community | |
| Mearl Dew Waye | For service to the community through the Queen Victoria Hospital Auxiliary | |
| Dianne Leslie Gillett Weidner | For service to the community through the National Trust of Queensland and Toastmasters International | |
| John William Weir | For service to community radio as a voluntary music librarian | |
| Ralph Arthur Whitfeld, MBE | For service to local government and to the community | |
| Dorothy Winifred Wicks | For community service to welfare organisations | |
| Alfred Forbes Wilson | For service to religion and to the Aboriginal communities of northern Australia | |
| Eric John Woodcock | For service to the community of King Island | |
| Lindsay Gordon Woods | For service to the welfare of the elderly, particularly through the Lionsville Homes | |
| Kathleen Margaret Ziesing | For service to the community, particularly through the care of the sick and elderly |
Military Division
edit| Branch | Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navy | Chief Petty Officer Garry Raymond Coombe | For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Chief Instructor at the Submarine Warfare Systems Centre HMAS Watson | [1][2] |
| Chief Petty Officer Susanne Lindell Finch | For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as a member of the staff of the Director of Sailors' Postings | ||
| Lieutenant Pamela Margaret Gadd | For service to Naval communications | ||
| Chief Petty Officer Douglas Eric Short | For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Chief Boatswain's Mate and Training Chief Petty Officer on board HMAS Stuart | ||
| Chief Petty Officer David Liegh Woodall | For service to the Royal Australian Navy in the Directorate of Naval Supply Services | ||
| Warrant Officer Leslie Harold Lyndon Wright | For service to the Fremantle Port Division of the Royal Australian Naval Reserves while serving at HMAS Leeuwin | ||
| Army | Warrant Officer Class Two Lindsay John Augustus | For service to the Australian Army as caterer, 2nd Cavalry Regiment | |
| Warrant Officer Class One Christopher Brown | For service to the Australian Army as an adviser with the Defence Cooperation Program in Western Samoa | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Graeme Douglas Brown | For service to the Australian Army as Battery Sergeant Major, 10th Medium Regiment, the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery | ||
| Captain Peter John Campbell | For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Quarter
master Sergeant, 2nd/3rd Field Engineer Regiment | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two John Thomas Dolton | For service to the Australian Army in the field of supply | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Trevor Stanley Grewar | For service to the Army Reserve, particularly with the 5th Field Engineer Regiment | ||
| Sergeant Leslie Arthur Owens | For service to the Australian Army in the 1st Military District Band | ||
| Sergeant Kenneth Reginald Phillips | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as a medical adviser in cyclone-damaged Vanuatu in 1985 | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Kerry James Small | For service to the Australian Army in the field of Personnel Management | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Kevin Laurence Smith | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as Regimental Sergeant Major, North West Mobile Force | ||
| Warrant Officer Class One Robert Wayne Smith | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as Australian Exchange Officer and Instructor at the United States Army Engineer School | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two Gary David Vale | For service to the Special Air Service Regiment of the Australian Army | ||
| Warrant Officer Class Two Darryl James Waddell | For service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Training Warrant Officer the Pilbara Regiment at Tom Price | ||
| Air Force | Sergeant Donald Maxwell Eccles | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer in-Charge of the Equipment section at No 75 Squadron | |
| Sergeant Ronald Edward Holdcroft | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer, Chef-in-Charge of both the Officers and Sergeants Messes at RAAF East Sale | ||
| Warrant Officer David Allan Lugg | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Warrant Officer-in-Charge of Laboratories Flight at No 2 Aircraft Depot | ||
| Warrant Officer Michael Richard Morris | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a Flight Engineer Instructor with the Airman Aircrew Flying Training School | ||
| Warrant Officer David Parker | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Warrant Officer Clerk Administrative at Headquarters RAAF Base Williamtown | ||
| Warrant Officer John Robertson | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Non-Commissioned Officer-in-Charge of Boeing 707 Aircraft Maintenance at No 486 Squadron | ||
| Warrant Officer Alan William Rudd, BEM | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer-in-Charge of Engine Production Section at No 3 Aircraft Depot | ||
| Flight Sergeant Robert Alfred Syer | For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer-in-Charge of the Physical Training Section at RAAF Base Richmond |
References
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- ^ a b c d e f g h i "Queen's Birthday Honours". The Canberra Times. Vol. 60, no. 18, 513. Australian Capital Territory, Australia. 9 June 1986. p. 10. Retrieved 20 September 2020 – via National Library of Australia.