1980 Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

Order of Australia

Companion (AC)

General Division

• Helen Grey Annetta, Lady Cutler – For public and community service to the people of New South Wales.
• Sir Russell Drysdale – For service to art.
• Ralph Lindsay Harry – For public service, particularly as a diplomatic representative.
• Major General Sir William Refshauge – For public service, and service to the medical profession, particularly in the field of public health.

  Officer (AO)

General Division

• Dr Donald Douglas Brown – For service to industry.
• John Langdon Bonython – For service to the media and to industry.
• Richard Norman Hamilton Denton – For service to the accounting profession.
• Clifford Ormond Dolan – For service to trade unionism.
• Professor John Bernard Hickie – For service to medicine.
• Marshall Lewis Johnston – For public service as a diplomatic representative.
• Emeritus Professor Denis Oswald Jordan – For service to education.
• Lachlan De Salis Nicholson – For service to the tourist industry.
• Earl Ronald Owen – For service to medicine, particularly in the field of microsurgery.
• Alderman Douglas Robert Plaister – For service to local government, to the community and to sport.
• John Boyd Reid – For service to industry.
• Kenneth Brian Stonier – For service to the publishing industry and to the community.
• Dr Douglas Frew Waterhouse – For public service in the field of entomology

  Military Division

• Rear Admiral John Davidson – For service to the Royal Australian Navy and the Defence Force, particularly as Head, Australian Defence Staff, Washington.
• Rear Admiral Andrew John Robertson – For service to the Royal Australian Navy and the Defence Force, particularly as Head, Australian Defence Staff, London.

• Major General Alan Lindsay Morrison – For service to the Australian Army, particularly as the Commandant, Royal Military College, Duntroon.
• Major General William Joseph Watson – For service to the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, particularly as Director of Army Health Services.

• Air Vice-Marshal Harold Kevin Parker – For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Chief of Air Force Personnel.
• Air Commodore Keith Tongue – For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, particularly as Officer Commanding Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond, N.S.W.

  Member (AM)

General Division

• Henry Thomas Alce – For service to the liquor industry and to the community.
• Clive Lyof Amadio – For service to music.
• Queenie Ashton – For service to the performing arts.
• Thea Beatrice May Astley – For service to literature.
• Donald Oscar Banks – For service to music.
• Eric Walter Barnard – For parliamentary and community service.
• Maston Beard – For public service in the field of radio physics.
• Alderman Margaret Ellen Bond – For service to local government and to the community.
• Peter Geoffrey Brock – For service to the sport of motor racing.
• Maurice Armstrong Buckley – For service to handicapped children.
• Edward Francis Charlton – For service to the sport of snooker.
• The Reverend Bernard Angus Clarke – For service to Aboriginal welfare.
• John Coburn – For service to art.
• Douglas Harry Cohen – For service to medicine, particularly in the field of paediatrics.
• James Slade Collins – For service to the sport of billiards and snooker.
• Bruce William Devlin – For service to the sport of golf.
• Eileen Marie Dyer – For community service.
• Robert Locke Finch – For service to commerce and to town planning.
• David Howells Fleay – For service to wildlife conservation.
• Dr Stanley Jack Marcus Goulston – For service to medicine.
• Anthony George Worsley Greatorex – For community service.
• Eugeniusz Hardy – For service to migrant welfare.
• Dr Robert Harris – For service to the dental profession.
• Peter Firman Harrison – For service to town planning.
• George Herbert Hawkes – For service to the community and to the arts.
• The Reverend Dr Siegfried Paul Hebart – For service to religious education.
• Merle Elaine Hurcomb – For community service.
• The Reverend Sydney John Jenkins – For service to religion and to the community.
• Francis Patrick Johnson – For service to the tourist industry.
• Desmond Percy Kelly – For service to aviation.
• William Edward Lancaster – For public service as Director of the Zoological Gardens of South Australia.
• James Robert Landman – For public service.
• Norman Spilsbury Lane – For service to the chemical industry and to the rehabilitation of alcoholics.
• The Honourable Leslie Arthur Logan – For service to Parliament and to the community.
• Frank P. Lowy – For community service and for service to the sport of soccer.
• The Very Reverend Dr Neil Macleod – For service to religion.
• Harold Gordon Marshall – For public service as a diplomatic representative.
• Professor Henry Mayer – For service to education.
• Ruth Gertrude McClelland – For service to nursing.
• Brother Gerald Francis Joachim McGrath – For service to the education of handicapped children.
• Robert Peter McMillan – For service to conservation.
• Ena Emily Miles – For community service.
• Claude John Millar – For service in the field of Aboriginal welfare.
• Charles Robert Mortensen – For service to commerce and industry,
• Kelvin David George Nagle – For service to the sport of golf.
• Ian Milton Nisbet – For service to commerce and to the community.
• David Leon Pank – For service to industry.
• Dorothy Faith Patterson – For service to education.
• Peter Hugh Pigott – For community service.
• Harold Charles Richards – For service to technical education.
• Edwin John Lindsay Ride – For public service as a diplomatic representative.
• Dr Sandy Edwin John Robertson – For service to medicine, particularly in the field of paediatrics.
• Anthony Keith Robin Russell – For service to education and to industrial design.
• Bartholomew Carrack Ryan – For service to the mining industry.
• Dr Edward Clifford Lee Dawson Ryan – For service to medicine and to the community.
• Reuben Sackville – For service to commerce and to the community.
• Andrew John See – For public service.
• Andrew Bruce Sinclair – For service to the engineering profession.
• Dr Grigorij Abramovitch Sklovsky – For service in the field of radio broadcasting.
• Keith Archibald Smith – For public service in the field of railway transport.
• Thistle Yolette Stead – For service to wildlife conservation.
• Frederick Leslie Charles Taylor – For public service.
• Marjory Alice Hamlet Taylor – For service to nursing.
• Rex Osborne Thiele – For service to commerce and to the accounting profession.
• Herman John Thumm – For service to tourism and to the wine industry.
• Robert Noel Tinning – For service to medicine, particularly in the field of orthopaedics.
• Richard Neil Townsend – For public service.
• Dr Ronald Campbell Webb – For public service.
• The Honourably Gerald Percy Wild – For parliamentary service.

  Military Division

• Captain Michael Calder – For service in the field of hydrography and particularly as Hydrographer, Royal Australian Navy.
• Captain Neil Ralph – For service in establishing the Royal Australian Navy Staff College.

• Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Gordon Anderson – For service in the field of logistic operations.
• Lieutenant Colonel Reginald Patrick Beesley – For service as the Commanding Officer, Special Air Service Regiment.
• Colonel Frederick Kevin Cole – For leadership of the Australian Contingent of the Commonwealth Monitoring Force in Southern Rhodesia.
• Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Philan Hubble – For service with the Australian Contingent of the Commonwealth Monitoring Force in Southern Rhodesia.
• Colonel John Brock Westphalen – For service in the Army Reserve as a member of the Logistic Planning Staff of Headquarters Field Force Command.
• Lieutenant Colonel Trevor John Wilkinson – For service in support of the Reserve Forces.

• Group Captain James Robert Bartram – For service as Commanding Officer of the Royal Australian Air Force School of Technical Training.
• Group Captain James Dunne – For service as Commanding Officer of No. 7 Stores Depot, Royal Australian Air Force.
• Wing Commander Nicholas Leray-Meyer – For service as Commanding Officer, Number 9 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force.

  Medal (OAM)

General Division

• The Reverend Douglas Charles Abbott – For service to the Welfare of Members of the Defence Force
• Teresa Vera Alfonzi – For services to the community
• Claude Allan Anderson – For service to the field of engineering design and planning
• Hiram Francis Angove – For service to the sport of basketball.
• Leslie George Gibson Atyeo – For service to the community
• Ian Leslie Auhl – For service to the community
• Enid Dorothy Bakewell – For service to the community
• Alec Malcolm Baldock – For service to the community and local government
• Derek Curtin Barnard – For service to community service, particularly in providing a Marine Safety Radio service
• Desmond Arthur Beer – For service to the community
• Livio Benedetti – For service to the welfare of migrants
• John Charles Stuart Bennett – For service to the Scout Association of Australia
• Albert Kevin Bindon – For service to the community
• Leonard John Bland – For service to the handicapped
• Ronald Bleakley – For service to the community
• Maurice James Bolton – For service to the community and the Public Service
• Francis Roger Bourke – For service to the community
• Daphne May Bragg – For service to the community
• Andrew James Brodie, BEM – For service to the community
• Elvy Curtis Brown – For service to the community
• George Buckton – For service to the sport of casting.
• Lavinia Sylvia Burges – For service to handicapped persons
• Brian Vincent Byrnes – For service to the community and local government
• The Rev Father Sebastian Emmanuel Camilleri – For service to the community and religion
• Victor Thomas Carell – For service to the theatre
• Darcy Cyril Carter – For service to the community and commerce
• Mabel Florence Cavanough – For services to the community
• Lily Cheney – For service to the community
• Frederick John William Clarke – For service to the community
• Lola Cousemacker – For service to youth welfare
• James Leslie Borlace Cowan – For service to the aviation industry
• Francis George Cox – For service to the community and local government
• James Baden-Powell Crabtree – For service to aged persons' welfare
• Russell Nelson Crook, QPM – For service to the community and ex-service personnel
• Donald George Wallace Crosby – For service to the media and to the theatre
• Avy Curley – For service to the community
• Joseph Albert Darcy – For service to the sport of boxing and to youth welfare.
• Joseph Keith Beresford Dawson – For service to the community and local government
• William Gordon Percival Dawson – For service to the community
• Dorothy Eva Isabell Dodd – For service to music
• Eileen Veronica Dooley – For service to the community
• Mabel Evelyn Downes – For service to the community
• Albert Ernest Edwards – For service to the public
• Flora Julia Fairlie – For service to child welfare
• Severino Mario Feleppa – For service to migrant welfare
• William George Forward – For service to amateur sports
• Josef Freeman – For service to the community
• Philip Leslie Geeves – For service to the education and history
• Jack Wilfred Granger – For service to the community and to local government
• Ivor Stanley George Gregg – For service to the aviation industry
• William Robert Hagboom – For community service
• Harold William Haimes – For community service
• Nennie Harken – For service to education
• Donald Dunstan Harris – For service to the Scout Association of Australia
• Frank William Harrison –For service to the sport of Australian Football
• Eric Roland Hayman – For service to the sport of wrestling and to the sport of volleyball
• Francis William Hely – For public service
• Vieno Helena Hentula – For service in the field of migrant welfare.
• Sheila Hewitt – For community service.
• Vincent Joseph Higgins – For service to trade unionism.
• Edna Mary Hitchcox – For service to handicapped persons.
• Shirley Colbourne Hogben – For community service.
• Florence May Holt – For community service.
• Rodney Jack Hutchings – For public service.
• George Alexander Jackson – For community service.
• Edward James Jane – For community service.
• Margaret Anne Johanson – For service to youth welfare.
• Mavis Evyln Johnson – For community service.
• Morna Madaline Jones – For community service.
• Mary Isabell Josiffe – For service to the sport of Hockey.
• Stephen Keir – For service to industry and to the community.
• Solomon Kellerman – For community service.
• John Kennedy – For service to the community.
• Henry Michael Kennendy – For service to local government and to the community.
• John Edward Henry Kennett – For community service.
• Nancy Caroline Kenny – For service to the sport of netball.
• Norman Eric Kessell – For service to the theatre.
• William Stanley Kruger, DFC – For public service
• Sheila Merlyn Kruse – For community service
• Richard George Lane – For service to the sport of scuba diving
• Charles Henry David Layzell – For public service
• Nellie Frances Lee – For community service
• Ivan Norrie Livermore – For service to country racing
• Thomas Gilbert Lyddon – For community service.
• Brian Herbert Maguire – For community service
• Robert Austin McCallum – For community service
• Donald John McEachern – For community service
• Colin Lindsay McKirdy – For community service
• Archibald James Arthur McLardie – For community service
• Edna Highfield Mary McLennan – For community service
• Vincent Sidney McMullen – For community service
• Mother Joan – For community service.
• Giuliano Montagna – For service to journalism
• Colin Alexander Moon – For community service
• Brother Thomas More – For service in the field of youth welfare
• Maurice Stephen Khoury Moubarak – For service in the field of migrant welfare
• Hylton Joseph Nagle – For community service
• Ronald Stewart Nelson – For service to the sport of fishing
• David Gordon Nicolson – For community service.
• Samuel Charles Frederick North – For community service
• Violet Alice O'Donell – For community service.
• Ronald Leo O'Donnell – For service to the sport of cycling.
• Robert Lionel Pash – For service to local government
• Pamela Perry – For community service and for service in the field of Aboriginal welfare
• Sarah Leah Phillips – For service to the sport of swimming
• Angell Arthur Phillips – For service to education
• Dr Athol Herbert Robertson – For community service
• William Harrie Reed Robinson – For community service
• John William Alfred Rosewell – For service to the sport of surf life saving
• Brenda Amanda Russell – For community service
• Richard John Rust – For public service and for service to the Post Office Historical Society
• Leonore Ryan – For service in the field of international community welfare
• Ernest Frank Sachse – For community service
• Albert Christian Schluter – For service to the community and to migrant welfare
• Charles Thomas Seeney – For community service
• Caroline Mary Serventy – For service to conservation
• James Herbert Skinner – For community service
• Reverend Noel Smith – For community service
• Betty Monica Spears – For service to trade unionism
• Ronald William Stewart – For service to local government and to the community.
• Kenneth Stirrup – For public service
• Walter McDouall Stuart – For service to technical education particularly in the field of Marine Engineering
• Hendrik Suijdendorp – For service to agriculture
• Cecil Sullivan – For service to local government
• Endre Joseph Szakall – For service to the sport of fencing
• Evelyn Hicks Tavener – For service to the sport of hockey
• Gregory Lawton Taylor – For service to education and to the community
• Betty Dawn Taylor – For community service
• Eustace Richard Tracey – For community service
• Douglas George Trask – For service to local government and to the community
• Nellie Turner – For community service
• Joy Nancy Twining – For service to the sport of badminton
• Dr Anne Urban – For service to handicapped children
• Nancy Campbell Vibert – For community service
• Harold Gordon Vincent – For community service
• Donald Wait – For service to technical education, particularly in the field of panel beating
• Robert William Waldron – For public service
• Janet Elizabeth Walker – For community service
• Ronald Earle Walker – For community service
• Donald Walter Whitbread – For service to music
• Donald Richard Gilbert White – For service to local government
• Albert Edward Wickes, ISM –For community service
• Clement George Williamson – For service to the local government and to the community
• Norman Bruce Wilson QFSM – For service to the sports of surf life saving and golf
• John Cuthbert Wilson – For community service
• Dr Ivan Donald Wittwer – For community service
• Audrey Worthington – For community service
• Edgar Frederick Wykes – For service to the sport of cricket
• Linda Elizabeth Yeo – For community service

  Military Division

• Warrant Officer Peter James Figg – For service in the field of Naval Communications.
• Warrant Officer Matyas Rudolph Holzl – For service to the Royal Australian Navy in the fields of technology and administration.
• Warrant Officer John Bertram McClymont – For service in training Royal Australian Navy personnel.

• Warrant Officer Class One Kevern Albert Billings – For service to the Australian Army, particularly in the field of telegraphic communications.
• Warrant Officer Class Two Richard John James Jeffrey – For service with the Australian Contingent of the Commonwealth Monitoring Force in Southern Rhodesia.
• Warrant Officer Class One Bernard Lancelot Le Sueur – For service in the field of small arms training.
• Warrant Officer Qass One Robert John Pink – For service to the Army Reserve.
• Warrant Officer Class One Raymond Thorncraft – For service in the Quartermaster field of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps.

• Warrant Officer Peter Klasups – For service as a warrant officer engineer at Number 481 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force.
• Warrant Officer Joseph Lloyd McCloy – For service as a warrant officer engineer at Number 3 Aircraft Depot, Royal Australian Air Force.
• Warrant Officer Bruce William Merson – For service as a technical spares assessor at Headquarters Support Command, Royal Australian Air Force.

  Knight Bachelor

• Victor George Burley, – For public service.
• Peter John Derham – For service to industry.
• Andrew Sheppard Grimwade, – For service to industry and commerce.
• Kenneth Spencer May, – For service to the media.
• Keith Charles Owen Shann, – For public service.

  Order of the Bath

Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)

• James Rowland Odgers, – For public service.

  Order of Saint Michael and Saint George

Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)

• Sir Robert Crichton-Brown, – For service to commerce and the community.

  Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG)

• Peter Charles Alexander, – For service to veterans.
• Leonard Gordon Darling – For service to industry and commerce.
• Stuart Leslie Devlin – For service to the art of design.
• Trevor Alfred Dinning – For service to medicine.
• The Honourable Rendle McNeilage Holten – For parliamentary and community service.

  Order of the British Empire

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)

• The Most Reverend James Patrick O'Collins, – For service to religion and the community.
• Professor Bruce Rodda Williams – For service to education and government.

  Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)

• Professor Ida Caroline Mann, – For service to Aboriginal welfare.

  Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

• William Henry Butler, – For service to the community and the environment.
• Martyn Rudolph Finger – For public service.
• Patrick John Vance Ramsden – For service to commerce and the community.
• Arthur William Shepherd, – For service to primary industry.

  Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

• Patricia Jean Adam-Smith – For service to literature.
• Malcolm Edmund Brooks – For service to the community.
• Kay Cathrine Millin Brownbill – For service to the community.
• Thomas Ross Burrell – For service to commerce.
• Paris Chambers, – For service to insurance and the community.
• Dr. Arthur Ashley Cooper – For service to the building industry.
• John Rowland Dart – For service to the community.
• Vivian Frederick Davey – For service to health and science.
• James Henry Dolphin – For service in defence production.
• Roy Dowell – For public service.
• Rabbi Dr. Alfred Fabian, – For service to Religion.
• William Thomas Hare – For public service.
• Harvey Francis Hayes – For service to local government.
• John Sinclair Leslie Hill – For service to polo.
• Mirrie Irma Hill – For service to music.
• Emeritus Professor Victor David Hopper – For service to education.
• Dr. Rodney James Hudson – For service to community health.
• John Raymond Huelin – For service to law and the community.
• Dr. Thomas Henry Hurley – For service to medicine.
• Dr. Laurel Jean Macintosh – For service to women.
• Samuel Mitchell Frederick Martin, – For service to the transport industry.
• Desmond Vincent O'Leary – For public service
• William Joseph O'Reilly – For service to cricket and journalism.
• Councillor Frederick Arthur Rogers, – For service to local government.
• William Ewart Gladstone Salter – For service to industry in Western Australia.
• Ivan Henry Smith – For public service.
• Terence Vaughan, – For service to the performing arts.
• Michael Hayden Walsh – For service to the performing arts.
• Dr. William Thomas Williams – For service to science.
• Roger Robert Woodward – For service to the performing arts.

  Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

Military Division

• Lieutenant Paul Conrad Johnson.
• Senior Chaplain the Venerable Archdeacon Walter Thomas Wheeldon.
• Commander Robert Hunter Woolrych.

• Major Patrick Albert William Brook, Royal Australian Infantry Corps.
• Major William Ernest Kaine, Royal Australian Infantry Corps.
• Major Joseph Paul Thursky, Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps.
• Major Richard Milson Tucker, Royal Australian Infantry Corps.
• Major Michael Desmond Webb,, Royal Australian Engineers.

• Squadron Leader Margaret Lynn Baxter.
• Squadron Leader Graeme Robert Crombie.
• Squadron Leader Lancelot John Halvorson.
• Squadron Leader Brian Desmond McLean.

  Civil Division

• Arthur George Ambrose, – For service to the community.
• Lyle Edgar Baker – For service to the community.
• Reginald George Baker – For service to local government.
• Alderman Noel Frank Bullpitt – For service to local government and sport.
• Norman Alfred Coleman – For service to sport and commerce
• William Edward Cook, – For service to the community.
• Barbara Critten – For service to the community
• Mervyn Twynam Davis – For public service.
• Frederick John Dorman – For service to sport.
• Gladys Barbara Eastick – For service to guiding.
• Keith Eddy, – For public service.
• Lex Ellwood – For service to local government and the community.
• Edwin Kingston Geach – For service to the community.
• Arthur Bruce Golding – For service to the community.
• Joan Patricia Gortley – For service to the community.
• William John Gray – For service to local government.
• Alan Stanley Jones – For service to motor racing.
• Alan Gabriel Jones – For public service arid service to engineering.
• Captain Eirianydd Jones – For service to shipping.
• Cynthia Loveday – For public service.
• Elizabeth Mary McDonald – For service to the handicapped.
• Daniel Philip McElligott – For public service.
• William Hector McMillan – For public service and service to the performing arts.
• Alexander Graham McNaughton – For service to aviation.
• Arnold Newhouse – For service to the Jewish community.
• Edward Websdale Painter – For service to the community.
• Peter Shaw Parkinson – For service to architecture.
• Peggy Pelchen – For service to politics and the community.
• Matron Mary Louisa Pike Corke – For service to the community and health.
• William John Raper – For service to rugby league football.
• Arthur Derek Roff – For service to wildlife conservation.
• Joyce Mary Ross – For service to Aboriginal welfare and linguistics.
• Ralph Aaron Samuel – For service to the aged and the Jewish community.
• Walter Wilhelm Schauble – For service to the ethnic community and communications.
• Vera Searle – For service to veterans.
• Reverend Percy McDonald Smith – For service to Aboriginal welfare.
• Reverend Joseph Tainton – For service to religion.
• Albert Dominic Taylor – For public service.
• William Ewart Tucker – For service to the community.
• Patricia Tuffs – For service to the community.
• Leonard Alphonsus Walshe – For service to health and the community.
• Councillor Eric Hodgson Woods – For service to local government.
• Virgilio Emmanuel Zammit – For service to migrants.

  Companion of the Imperial Service Order (ISO)

• Harold Martin Ford – For public service.
• Mostyn Allen Williams – For public service.

  British Empire Medal (BEM)

Military Division

Royal Australian Navy

• Chief Petty Officer Thomas Keith Burr.
• Petty Officer Douglas Albert Sheaff.

  Australian Army

• Corporal John Dennis Darrington, Royal Australian Engineers.
• Sergeant Denis Charles Hare, Royal Australian Corps of Signals.
• Sergeant Michael Charles Jacob, Royal Australian Armoured Corps.
• Sergeant Alan James Palmer, Royal Australian Engineers.
• Staff Sergeant Douglas Harold Robertson, Royal Australian Infantry Corps.
• Sergeant Christopher Robert James Thomas, Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.

  Royal Australian Air Force

• Sergeant James Arthur Redmond Birrell.
• Flight Sergeant Gary David Bydder.
• Flight Sergeant Brian Charles Clayton.
• Flight Sergeant, Gordon Phillip Nicholls.

  Civil Division

• Florence Sylvia Bartram – For service to the community.
• Cecil John Biffin – For service to the community.
• Flora Ethel Buckley – For service to youth and the community.
• Raymond Francis Byrne – For public service.
• George Joseph Baxter Casey – For service to the community.
• Hamilton Collis – For service to sport and the community.
• Leslie Mervyn Gerald Cox – For service to the community.
• Violet Madge Curran – For service to veterans.
• May Joan Davis – For public service.
• Percival Vincent Dunning – For service to the community.
• Blanche Phyllis Anne Emery – For service to the aged.
• William Fidler – For service to amateur sport.
• Sybil Victoria Franklin – For service to the community.
• Norma Ernestine Free – For service to the community.
• Joan Marie Therese Fuller – For public service.
• Geoffrey Leo Gard – For service to the community and to sport.
• Thelma Adeline Geddie – For service to the community.
• Hilary Robin Gifford – For public service.
• Patricia Margery Hall – For public service.
• Michael John Hassed – For service to the community and to sport.
• John George Hay – For service to the community and youth.
• Mary Kathleen Keefe – For public service.
• Aubrey Francis King – For service to the community.
• Merle Leighton – For public service.
• Ruby Eileen Leslie – For service to the community and to the deaf.
• Thomas Averil Lewis – For public service.
• David John Mccarthy – For service to the community.
• Annie Flora McGowan – For service to the community.
• Euphemia McIndoe – For service to veterans.
• Mildred Mary McLeod – For service to the community.
• Sarah Myrtle Marshall – For service to legacy.
• Lillian Florence Monk – For service to the community.
• Gladys May Munro – For public service.
• Edward Ranald Newbery – For service to the community and to music.
• Ernest Patrick O'Brien – For service to the community.
• Mary Elizabeth O'Connor – For public service.
• Tadeus Paprocki – For public service.
• Arthur John Powe – For service to the disabled.
• Belle Craig Powe – For service to the disabled.
• Dorothy Elizabeth Prince – For service to amateur athletics.
• Lena Regan – For service to the community and to music.
• Maud Wyndham Rien – For service to the community.
• William Richard Rien – For service, to the community.
• Lawrence Robertson – For public service and to veterans.
• Ranville Rex Schofield – For service to the community.
• Urbano Alberto Segafredo – For service to migrants and to the community.
• Edith Irene Seller – For service to the community.
• Richard George Smith – For public service.
• Vambola Veinberg – For public service.
• Joyce Minnie Walden – For service to the community and to the handicapped.
• John Neil Weekes – For public service.
• Jan Wicker – For public service.
• Gena Mavis Veronica Williams – For public service.
• Ernest Melville Wilson – For public service.

  Queen's Police Medal

• William John Jacobs, Senior Constable, Northern Territory Police.
• Charles William Porter, Assistant Commissioner, Northern Territory Police.

  Royal Red Cross

Associate of the Royal Red Cross (ARRC)

• Squadron Leader Patricia Ann Furbank.

  Air Force Cross

• Lieutenant Barry John Evans.

• Flight Lieutenant Allan Grant Houston.
• Wing Commander Ronald Richard Tayles.
• Flight Lieutenant John Jeffrey Wilkinson.

  Air Force Medal

• Corporal David Alexander Roman.
• Sergeant David Keith Russell.

  Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air

• Flight Lieutenant Robert Gordon Anderson.
• Squadron Leader Michael Anthony Lavercombe.
• Flight Lieutenant William David MacCubbin.
• Wing Commander Arthur John White.