The 1992 Australia Day Honours are appointments to various orders and honours to recognise and reward good works by Australian citizens. The list was announced on 25 January 1992 by the Governor General of Australia, Bill Hayden.[1][2]

The Australia Day Honours are the first of the two major annual honours lists, the first announced to coincide with Australia Day (26 January), with the other being the Queen's Birthday Honours, which are announced on the second Monday in June.[3]

† indicates an award given posthumously.

Order of Australia

Companion (AC)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Sir James Schofield BalderstoneFor service to primary industry and business and commerce[1][4]
Emeritus Professor Noel George ButlinFor service to education, particularly in the study of economic growth
Cardinal Edward Bede Clancy AOFor service to religion, learning and to the disadvantaged in the community
Professor David Roderick CurtisFor service to medicine and science, particularly in the fields of research and administration
Maxwell Spencer Dupain OBEFor service to the visual arts, particularly through photography
Dame Phyllis Irene Frost DBEFor service to the community, particularly as Chairperson, Victorian Relief Committee and Chairperson, The Victorian Women's Prison Council
Justice Anthony Murray Gleeson AOFor service to the law and to the Crown
Sir Rupert (James) Hamer KCMG EDFor service to the Arts, particularly as Chairman of the Victoria State Opera, and to the community
Mr Justice David Kingsley Malcolm QCFor service to law and to the Crown
Barry Emmanuel Tuckwell OBEFor service to music, particularly as a performer on the French horn

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyVice Admiral Alan Lee Beaumont AOFor service to the Australian Defence Force, particularly as Vice Chief of the Defence Force[1][4]
ArmyLieutenant General Henry John Coates AO, MBEFor service to the Australian Army, particularly as Chief of the General Staff

Officers (AO)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Phillip Andrew Adams AMFor service to the Australian film and television industries[1][4]
Thea Beatrice May Astley, AMFor service to Australian literature
Professor Peter Erne BaumeFor service to the Australian Parliament
Professor Maureen BruntFor service to the Trade Practices Tribunal and to education
Donald Frederick DarbenFor service to development in the Northern Territory
Donald Bruce DaweFor service to Australian literature, particularly in the field of poetry
Professor John Robert de LaeterFor service to science education
Ian Maxwell DickensonFor service to primary industry, particularly forestry
John Robert Arthur DowdFor service to the NSW parliament
Peter Dunn, AMFor services to international relations
Lindsay Edward FoxFor service to the transport industry and to the community
Arthur Thomas GietzeltFor service to the Australian Parliament and to local government
Donald James GrimesFor service to the Australian Parliament and to international relations
Eula Margaret GuthrieFor service to education and to the community
Cynthia Ann JohnstonFor service to the performing arts particularly through the Australian Opera and the young artist development programme
Professor Allen KerrFor service to science, particularly to plant pathology
Emeritus Professor Henry Oliver LancasterFor service to mathematical sciences and to education
Diana Marguerite LargeFor service to the performing arts particularly in Tasmania, and to religion
Peter Maxwell LauranceFor service to the tourist industry and to children with physical disabilities
Emeritus Professor Ian Calder LewisFor service to medicine and education, particularly in the field of child health
Professor Ts'un-yan LiuFor service to education, particularly in the field of Chinese studies
Ian Malcolm MacpheeFor service to the Australian Parliament
Aileen Mary MonckFor service to nursing, particularly in the field of education and administration
Adrian Herbert MonsbourghFor service to music, particularly jazz as a performer and composer
James Fulton MuirFor service to commerce and to the community
Hugo Brian O'KeefeFor service to civil aviation, particularly international civil aviation
Emeritus Professor Ralph Whaddon ParsonsFor service to education and to scientific research
Leslie Marsh Perrott, OBEFor service to town planning and to the community
James Stewart RamsayFor service to the arts, particularly the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Australian Ballet and to the community
Diana May RamsayFor service to the arts, particularly the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Australian Ballet and to the community
Godfrey Alfred Rattigan, CBEFor public service
John Saunders, AMFor service to the community and to children with disabilities
Professor Ainslie Glenister Ross SheilFor service to the field of surgery, particularly in clinical and research organ transplantation
Jean Enid Skuse, MBEFor service to religion, particularly through the World Council of Churches, and to women's affairs
George Ivan SmithFor service to international relations
Leonard George TealeFor service to the performing arts and to the community
Professor John Ross TurtleFor service to endocrinology and to education
Professor David Ogilvie WhiteFor service to education, particularly in the field of microbiology
Dr Murray Gowan WilliamsFor service to adolescent health

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyCommodore Donald Bruce ChalmersFor distinguished service as Commander of the First Royal Australian Navy Gulf Task Group[1][4]
Commodore Christopher John OxenbouldFor distinguished service as Commander of the Royal Australian Navy Task Group both during and after the Gulf War
Rear Admiral Rodney Graham Taylor, AMFor service to the Australian Defence Force (Operations), Headquarters Australian Defence Force during the Middle East Gulf conflict
Rear Admiral Robert Andrew Kevin WallsFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Director General Naval Policy and Maritime Doctrine
ArmyMajor General Peter Maurice ArnisonFor service to the Australian Army as the Commander of the 1st Division
Brigadier Iain Gordon Angus MacinnisFor service to the Australian Army as Director General of Co-ordination and Organisation
Air ForceAir Vice Marshal the Hon Mr Justice Alastair Bothwick NicholsonFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Judge Advocate General of the Australian Defence Force
Air Commodore Kenneth Roger BlakersFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the inaugural Air Officer Commanding Training Command

Member (AM)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
James BarnesFor service to Rugby League as a player and administrator[1][4]
Patrick Joseph BarrettFor service to public administration
Dr Hugh Collis BarryFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of orthopaedic surgery
James BeggsFor service to industrial relations
John BenedekFor service to international trade, particularly in Eastern Europe
Professor Richard Clayton BennettFor service to medicine, particularly as a surgeon
Edward Peter BensonFor service to community health
Anthony Richard BergFor service to the arts, particularly in the field of music administration
Beatrice Caroline BrownFor service to sculpture and to arts administration
Professor Arthur Alexander BrownleaFor service to community health
Oscar Elton ButcherFor service to conservation and to the meat industry
Emeritus Professor Alexander John Carmichael, CBEFor service to education
Charles Stanley Chambers, MBEFor services to social welfare, particularly through the Sydney City Mission and Mission Australia
Helena Patricia ChaplinFor service to people with intellectual disabilities
Donald Ernest Cameron CharlwoodFor service to literature
John David ChestermanFor service to town planning
Dr Donald Stewart ChildFor service to medical administration
Patricia Hazel ClancyFor service to the law, particularly in the field of family law
John Kevin Clarebrough, OBEFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of cardio-thoracic surgery
Professor Arthur Colvin Lindesay ClarkFor service to paediatric education and to the Royal Australasian College of Physicians
Leslie Edward ClarkeFor service to the community through the design of schools which incorporate community facilities
June Francis CochraneFor service to nursing
Reginald Thomas ColeFor service to industrial relations
Professor Hal John Hester ColebatchFor service in the fields of respiratory medicine and research
Professor John Kieran CollinsFor service to psychology and research on Australian youth
Everald Ernest ComptonFor service to the community, particularly in the field of professional fund raising
Brian Henty ConnorFor service to the community through road safety education and to the Australian College of Road Safety educations and to the Australian College of Road Safety
Gerard Leigh CramerFor service to education, particularly as Principal of Carey Baptist Grammar School
Manfred Douglas CrossFor service to the Australian Parliament and to the community
Joseph Anthony DalzellFor service to public health, particularly in the field of orthoptics
Reginald Frederick DawsonFor service to local government
Margaret McKendrick DempsterFor service to primary education, particularly in the ACT
Quentin Earl DempsterFor service to the media, particularly in the fields of journalism and current affairs
Giovanni Di Fede, BEMFor service to the Italian community
Dr Kiernan John Joseph Dorney, CBE, OBE, DSOFor service to the welfare of the aged and disabled
Susan Kathleen DowFor service to international relations, particularly through the Save The Children Fund
George DreyfusFor service to music, particularly as a composer
Lindsay Percival DuthieFor service to international trade
Colin James EgarFor service to cricket administration
Nicholas Campbell Farr-JonesFor service to the sport of Rugby Union football
Sam Fiszman, OAMFor service to the community
Justice John Francis FogartyFor service to the reform of Australian Family Law and to the Child Support Evaluation Group
Lyal Catherine FowlerFor service to the manufacturing industry, particularly the development of equipment to transport bulk concrete
Malcolm Swanson FrickerFor service to the administration of horse racing
Janette Edith Lockhart GibsonFor service to the community
Angus Duncan MacRae Graham, APMFor service to law enforcement and to correctional services
Dr John MacDonald Falconar Grant, OBEFor service to sport for the disabled
Wilfred James GrayFor service to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander affairs
Joyce GreenwoodFor service to people with intellectual disabilities
Michael John HallFor service to the forestry industry
Dr Thomas HamiltonFor service to medicine, particularly accident and emergency care
Professor Gordon Alfred HarrisonFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of anaesthetics
Dr Judith Alison Ruth Hay (Mrs Rees)For service to blood transfusion medicine, particularly serology, and to forensic science
Dr Mervyn Patrick Warwick HegartyFor service to biochemistry, particularly in the field of plant toxins, and to technical education
Lorraine Shirley HendersonFor service to women's health, particularly through the Endometriosis Association of Victoria
Raymond HoganFor service to the Trade Union movement
Reverend Barry Russell HunterFor service to religion
Malcolm Geoffrey IrvingFor service to merchant banking and to the community
William James Kirkby-JonesFor service to the housing industry
Maurice James LawFor service to youth, particularly through the Scout Association
Ian Murdoch LeslieFor service to the community, particularly through Foster Parents Plan
Elizabeth Honor LloydFor service to international relations
Peter James LloydFor service to international relations, particularly to the Australian communities in Iraq and Kuwait
Dr Peter LovedayFor service to education, particularly through the North Australia Research Unit
Ernest Grant MacdonaldFor service to industrial relations, training and the community
John MackenzieFor service to education in the mining industry and to the community
Rosemary Letitia Marriott (Mrs Nichols)For service to disabled persons through the Merry Makers Performing Group
Richard Wallace Maslen, AFSMFor service to local government and to the community
Ian Richard MathewsFor service to journalism
David James McEwanFor service to the wood industry
John Maxwell McGregorFor service to the community, particularly through the Arthritis Foundation
Sister Maureen May McGuirkFor service to education and administration, particularly as principal of Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney
Paul Trevor McKayFor service to the Parliament of Tasmania as clerk of the House of Assembly
John MiddlinFor service to the mining industry and to the community
Rev Francis James MoloneyFor service to religion
Heather Irene MoorheadFor service to early childhood education
Lynette Margaret MounseyFor service to youth, particularly through the Girl Guides Association
Iain Gordon MurrayFor service to sailing and yacht design
Dr Arthur William MuskFor service to respiratory medicine and in the field of asbestos and smoking-related diseases
Dr Gabriel Stephen NagyFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of gastroenterology
Keith NeighbourFor service to architecture
Robert George NicolFor service to business and commerce and to the community
John Gilmore NuttFor service to engineering
John Francis O'NeillFor service to public sector industrial relations
Enzo Gaspare Alessandro OrioloFor service to industry and commerce
Jozef Stanislaw Ostoja-KotowskiFor service to the visual arts
Dr Preston Ross PatrickFor service to the community as a medical historian
Jill Perryman, MBEFor service to the performing arts
Brian Martin PowellFor service to the conservation of Australian native fauna and flora through management of the natural environment
David Harris PrestFor service to education as principal of Wesley College and through the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia
Dr Elizabeth Maurine PuddyFor service to medicine in the field of child, adolescent and family health
Anthony James Morell RaeFor service to education as headmaster of Newington College and through the Association of Independent Schools
Robin Isobel Rawson, MVOFor service to the development of the Australian system of honours and awards
John Charles RivettFor service to engineering and to the Institution of Engineers Australia
Professor Alan William RobertsFor service to mechanical engineering, particularly in the fields of bulk handling technology, research and education
James Arthur Roche, OBEFor service to engineering and to the community
Eric Charles RollsFor service to literature and environmental awareness
Joyce Marie SaidFor service to mentally ill people, particularly through the After Care Association of New South Wales
Lawrence Michael SawleFor service to cricket administration
Kerry Anne Junna-SaxbyFor service to athletics
Clifford Gordon SemmlerFor service to the wheat industry, Australian Rules football and to the community
Wilma Joyce ShakespearFor service to sports, particularly netball
Gracelyn Joan SmallwoodFor service to Aboriginal health and welfare over many years and to public health, particularly in relation to HIV/AIDS
Roger Clitheroe SmithFor service to swimming
Robert Plantagenet SomersetFor service to the cattle industry and to local government
Dr Dean Milton SouthwoodFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of onto-rhino-laryngology
Norman SpencerFor service to the Advance Australia Foundation, to the television industry and to the community
John Jeffery TateFor service to the community
Sidney James TaylorFor service to basketball
Dr Richard David TelfordFor service to sport and sports science
Peter Francis ThorleyFor service to local government and to the community
Berwick Carlyon TonkinFor service to engineering and to the community
Ian Anthony TrewhellaFor service to the welfare of, and sport and recreation for, persons with disabilities
Rev John Corcoran WallisFor service to religion
Cyril Ralph Ward-AmblerFor service to business and commerce
William Hugh George WhittakerFor service to community health through HIV/AIDS organisations
John Maxwell WilcoxFor service to the coal industry
Verdon George Edward Garratt WilliamsFor service to music and to the community
John Robert WilliamsonFor service to Australian country music and in stimulating awareness of conservation issues
Denis Patrick WilsonFor service to athletics
Dr George WingFor service to dentistry
Ian Alexander Christie WoodFor service to the State of Queensland

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyLieutenant Commander Barry Raymond BackFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the areas of technical training and junior staff development at HMAS Nirimba[1][4]
Commander Timothy Nigel BloomfieldFor exceptional service as Director of Naval Personnel Services during the Gulf War
Commodore David John CampbellFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Australian Naval Attaché, Washington
Commander Lee George CordnerFor exceptional service as Commanding Officer of HMAS SYDNEY during the Gulf War
Lieutenant Commander Mark Desmond GeorgelinFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Commanding Officer, HMAS Warrnambool and for Australian Naval Reserve Training
Commander Edward Graham HackFor exceptional service as the Royal Australian Navy Liaison Officer Middle East
Captain Christopher Angus RitchieFor exceptional service as Commanding Officer of HMAS BRISBANE during the Gulf War
Commodore Nigel John StokerFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Deputy Maritime Commander and Chief of Staff
ArmyColonel Ross Blake BishopFor service to the Australian Defence Force as Director of Joint Operations, HQ ADF
Brigadier David Lindsay Howard BuringFor service to the Australian Defence Force as Director General Service Conditions
Colonel Peter Dudley ByrneFor service to the Australian Army Reserve as Director of Medical Service 4th Military District
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew James MolanFor service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer 6th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel John Dennis PetrieFor service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment
Brigadier James Walter RyanFor service to the Australian Army as Chief of Staff Headquarters Logistic Command
Captain Garth Leonard WheatFor service to the Australian Army in the field of training
Air ForceGroup Captain Raymond John ConroyFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Officer Commanding No 81 Wing
Wing Commander Donald Arthur HarrisFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director of Health Service Support — Air Force
Squadron Leader Grant Gene MacdonaldFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Staff Officer Postings and Attachments, Directorate of Personnel — Airmen
Wing Commander Terry Alan RoedigerFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Head Aircraft Engineer Section One Headquarters Logistic Command
Group Captain Colin Martin SmithFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer No 1 Stores Depot
Squadron Leader Neville Stephen TurnbullFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Officer-in-Charge Technologist Training Squadron

Medal (OAM)

General Division

RecipientCitationNotes
Cora Mary AdcockFor service to the community[1][4]
Alfred George Warren AikmanFor service to the community and local government
John Gilbert AlexanderFor services to tennis
Millicent Isobel AveryFor service to the community through community organisations and Christian work
Alice Grace Farren AyresFor service to youth through music
Hope BallFor service to gliding
Gillian Leonie BanksFor service to the arts, particularly museums and galleries and to the National Trust
Rayner Francisco Ferrer BellchambersFor service to the environment and conservation
Major Harold Cyril BensonFor service to veterans, particularly in the Gold Coast and Melbourne regions
Peter James BerwickFor service to public health, particularly as Hospital Administrator of the Mornington Bush Nursing Home
Lenora Alice BishopFor service to the community and local government
Nancy Deloi BoslerFor service to the community, particularly youth, aged people and to people with disabilities
Lorenze Albert BuctonFor service to the community and to the aged
Robert Alec BullFor service to the community and voluntary service
William Richard BurbidgeFor service to aquatic sports
Grahame James BushFor service to the community
Peter James ByrnesFor service to the Australian Government, particularly through assistance to the Australian community in Kuwait
Robert James CampbellFor service to equestrian sports and rodeo competitions
John CannFor service to the community, conservation and the environment, particularly through natural history
David George CarolaneFor service to music, particularly choral music
Gwenyth Hilda CarruthersFor service to veterans
Peggy CarterFor service to the community
Neville Cecil CartledgeFor service to the community
Mary May CavanaghFor services to the sport of lawn bowls
Phillip Arthur CayzerFor services to the sport of rowing
Chee Kin ChewFor service to the Chinese community
Michael Fitzgerald ClarkinFor service to the community through sponsorships of disadvantaged and sporting groups
Flora Elizabeth CobbFor service to the community through the Society of St Vincent de Paul
Agnes Ann CoeFor service to the community, particularly Aboriginal welfare
Kathleen Agnes ColwellFor service to the community, particularly the Royal Children's Hospital Auxiliary
Bryan Francis ComptonFor service to engineering, particularly the building and construction industry
Gladys Doreen CooneyFor service to the community and local government
James Abbott CorcoranFor service to the community and local government
Alexander CrichtonFor service to the sugar cane industry and to the community
Irene Davison CrosthwaiteFor service to the community
Eva CunninghamFor service to community health, particularly through podiatry
John James CushingFor service to the sport of hockey and to the community
Rev Henry Gilbert DavisFor service to the community, particularly the ecumenical movement
Clara Elizabeth DavisFor service to the community, particularly animal welfare and protection
William Allan DawsonFor service to the community and local government
Richard Victor DigginsFor service to local government and to the community, particularly foster care
Margaret DoddsFor service to nursing
Ernest Maurice DopsonFor service to youth, particularly naval cadets
Brian Stanhope DraperFor service to the sport of rowing, particularly through the SA Olympic Council
Horace Hayden DrexelFor service to youth
Frederick Alwyn DruceFor service to the community, particularly through fire and emergency services
Alojzy Dziendziel, MBEFor service to the Polish community
Blair Denis EdgarFor service to education and to the performing arts
Peter Francis EganFor service to radio, opera and to the community
Sidney George EllisFor service to surf lifesaving
Basil Foster EmeryFor service to the sport of cricket
Margaret Lillian EutickFor service to the community, particularly through the Lismore Base Hospital
Joan Margot EvansFor service to the community through charitable organisations
Lawrence Arthur EvansFor service to the community
Gwendoline Ellen FenechFor service to the Maltese community
Dr David Patrick FinneganFor service to the community through the Uniting Church and to the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Cameron George FitzgeraldFor service to the Royal Lifesaving Society
Barbara FowlerFor service to the arts, particularly crafts
Harold Donald FranceFor service to veterans, particularly through the Dunkirk Veteran's Association
Herbert FrankFor service to the Dutch community
Keith Harding FranklinFor service to the media and communications through radio and television programmes on rural affairs
Sidney Robert FreshwaterFor service to the sport of cycling
Anne Jessie FullerFor service to the arts, particularly administration through the Victorian Association of Performing Arts and to the community
Kathleen Genevieve GalloglyFor service to politics, particularly the Federal Executive of the Australian Labour Party, Queensland
Robert Francis GambleFor service to local government
Clyde GarrowFor service to science and technology through the wool industry
Alderman Donald Mackinnon GeddesFor service to the community, particularly the State Emergency Services
Jean GeeFor service to the community, particularly sport and youth
Doris Ethel Rosemary GibbsFor service to the Gold Coast community
John Henry Fawdon GibsonFor service to the community, particularly emergency services, marine search and rescue through the Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol
Monica Mary GlennFor service to the community, particularly through women's affairs
Frederick Ernest GlissonFor service to veterans
Tessie Linda GoodstateFor service to the Bankstown community
John Ferguson GowFor service to veterans and to the Korumburra community
Theodore James GrayFor service to primary industry, particularly through the exhibition poultry industry
Commodore Kenneth Douglas Gray, DFC, (Rtd)For service to aged people
Dawn Estelle GreigFor service to the community, particularly fire and emergency services
Horace Joseph Osborne HamFor service to the community, through local organisations
Harry HammondFor service to the community, particularly Lions Club International, and to nursing
Bernard Joseph HarleyFor service to the Illawarra Catholic Club and the club industry
Patricia Lesley HarrisonFor service to local government and women's affairs
Angelo George HatsatourisFor service to the Greek community
Meredith Jean HayesFor service to primary industry, conservation and the environment
Hilton Beresford HayesFor service to people with disabilities
Mervyn Thomas HazellFor service to sailing, water rescue and rugby union coaching
Colin Selwyn HeckenbergFor service to the community through the Royal Lifesaving Society of Australia
Mary Mildred HeffernanFor service to women's athletics, and people with physical disabilities and visual impairments
Gordon Yian HenryFor service to the community, particularly through the Freedom From Hunger organisation, and to the Chinese community
Councillor Clement Bertrand HillFor service to local government and the community
Don Alan HodgeFor service to the community, particularly during the floods of 1990 in Forbes
Kevin Vincent HodgsonFor service to local government and to the community
George John Whitelaw HoggFor service to choral singing and eisteddfod
Dorothy Caroling HollingsworthFor service to education, particularly through educational broadcasting to schools
John Douglas Warren HoltFor service to veterans
Bertha Marie HorrobinFor service to the community
Ronald Leonard HorswellFor service to community health, through the Waste Disposal Contractors Association of NSW
Arthur John HortFor service to the community
John Russell HudsonFor service to youth, particularly through the Skillshare program
Adrian Rex HurleyFor service to basketball
Desmond Joseph IllingworthFor services to greyhound racing
Brian Harold IivimeyFor service to Rugby Union football
Lorna Dorothy JenkinsFor service to the community through the Ecumenical Coffee Brigade
Thomas Alexander JohnsonFor service to Australian Rules football
Kevan Reginald JohnstonFor service to the performing arts as a choreographer actor and dance teacher
Helen Denise JonesFor service to music as a singer and choir conductor
Eunice Beryl KennedyFor service to those with intellectual disabilities and to the community
Desmond John KnightFor service to the community
Guelah KormanFor service to the community
James Henry KuhlFor service to the community and local government
Josephine LaceyFor service to community relations and the Jewish community
Judith Alice LambFor service to the community
LeRoy John LandisFor service to youth through the Australian Cadet Corps
Beatrice Maud LandsbergFor service to music and theatre
Mervyn Leigh Langford-JonesFor service to horse racing and the community
David Alexander LawsonFor service to the community, particularly aged people
John Hasker LearmonthFor service to medicine as a rural practitioner and educator
Jeffrey Denison LeeFor service to music
Richard Leonard LeggoFor service to local government
Edmund Terry LenthallFor voluntary service to the community
Julie Marion LewisFor service to literature as an author and teacher
Rhodanthe Grace LipsettFor service to infant health and the care of mothers and babies
John Staunton LoneyFor service to disadvantaged people through the Society of St Vincent de Paul
Joan LyonFor service to scouting
Eric LyonFor service to scouting
Harry Alexander MacDonaldFor service to education
Kevin MaunderFor service to gymnastics
Judith Ann MayFor service to the community and local government
Edward John McBarronFor service to conservation and the environment, and to systematic botany
John Francis McCaffertyFor service to the road transport industry and tourism
Annie Evelyn McClureFor service to the community, particularly those with visual impairments
Keith McCollFor service to the wool industry
Veronica Catherine McCormackFor voluntary service to the community
Malcolm Cameron McDonaldFor service to the community, particularly the Ambulance Service and Fire and Emergency Services
Norma Violet McGovernFor voluntary service to the community
Dorothy Marie McHughFor service to netball
Richard Harold McIntyreFor service to music as former director of the Canberra Youth Orchestra
Desmond James McKennaFor service to the community, particularly through the establishment of St Francis Xavier College
Aubrey Moore MellorFor service to the performing arts
John Alexander Laird MenardFor service to local government and the community
Darren John MercerFor service to surf lifesaving
Dean Paul MercerFor service to surf lifesaving
Valmae MerrinFor service to Australian detainees in Thailand
Thomas Alexander MiddletonFor service to sports administration and the community
Brigadier Christopher John Miles, (R'td)For service to croquet
Alan George MiltonFor service to local government
Joan Margaret MorisonFor service to canoeing and kayaking
Geofrey Peter MotleyFor service to sport administration and Australian Rules football
Kathleen Patricia MutimerFor service to aged people
Jean Nancy NeilsenFor service to the community, particularly aged people
Robert NelsonFor service to wartime merchant mariners
Joyce Doreen NewtonFor service to nursing administration and education
Noel Edward NichollsFor service to the community, particularly veterans
Rev Heinrich Johannes NoackFor service to religion
William James NorburyFor service to veterans
Ronald O'BrienFor service to those with severe multiple physical disabilities
Mary Julia Dympna O'KeefeFor service to low income people in the community
Desmond Hilary O'MearaFor service to veterans
Frank Bennett O'SheaFor service to youth, through training courses for forest industries
Jock OsmotherlyFor service to scouting and to the community
Ivor George PaechFor service to veterans
Severyn PejsachowiczFor service to the Jewish community
John Gidney PennellFor service to Sport administration, particularly pentathlon and biathlon events and for service to the community
Leslie James PetersonFor service to international relations, particularly through the South Pacific School Aid Project
George William Phillips, EDFor service to the community, particularly through the State Emergency Service
Dr Trevor George PickeringFor service to medicine
John Eric PickersgillFor service to social welfare
Gerda PinterFor service to the community
Thomas Henry PiperFor service to the community
Brian PolomkaFor service to local government and to architecture
Neville John PrattFor service to baseball
John David PrintzFor service to veterans
Ruby Dawn PriorFor service to the Alice Springs Royal Flying Doctor Auxiliary
Phyllis Anne QuickFor service to the community
Helen Margaret Jennifer ReidFor service to education, particularly of girls
Kathleen Rose ReidyFor service to industrial relations and to nursing
Edward James RichardsFor service to veterans
Raymond Charles RichardsFor service to the community
Desmond Geoffrey Morland RickardsFor service to the community, to local government and to golf
Geoffrey James RileyFor service to the community
Graham Houghton RobertsFor service to golf and the community
Jennefer Mary RobertsFor service to education administration
Marie delaPlato RobertsFor service to music education, particularly the violin
Penelope Joan RobertsonFor service to people with disabilities
Keith Ernest RooneyFor service to the community
Brian Charles RopeFor service to the community and to religion
Dr Isaac Michael RosenFor service to medicine, particularly in the field of urology
Roberto RossiFor service to local government and the community
Sylvia Jessie RowellFor service to the community, particularly through the Royal Perth Hospital
Mildred Ila RudgeFor service to children's welfare as a foster carer
Elizabeth Melva RushtonFor service to the community
Richard Alfred ScanlanFor service to the community
David Hamilton Scotland, BEMFor service to pipe band music and the community
Ian David ScottFor service to surf lifesaving
Wilfred James SecombFor service to the community, including through the Uniting Church in Australia
Rev Maurice Albert Joseph ShinnickFor service to community health, particularly as Chaplain to Acceptance, Adelaide
Audrey Rosa SifleetFor service to people with physical disabilities
Edmund Thomas SmithFor service to education and to the community
Isabel Elizabeth SmithFor service to children's welfare
James Edward SmithFor service to community safety, particularly through the Ambulance Rescue School
David Joseph SolomonFor service to the Jewish community
Anthony Eric SouthFor service to people with disabilities and to disadvantaged groups
Frederick Phillip SpielvogelFor service to local government and to the community
Lilian Ruth SquairFor service to people with disabilities, particularly through Riding for Disabled
Allan Edward StaalFor service to local government and the community
Helen Grace StaffordFor service to youth and the aged
Ronald James StandenFor service to the community
Sidonie Mary StormonthFor service to the community
John Michael Armstrong StringerFor service to the community, particularly through the Royal Volunteer Coastal Patrol
Robert William John TalbottFor service to wheelchair sports and to people with disabilities
Allan Duval TannockFor service to the veterans and to the community
Reginald Henry TaylorFor service to local government
Hazel Winifred TaylorFor service to women, particularly through the War Widows' Guild
Norman Allan TempletonFor service to the community and local government
Ruby Margaret ThomassonFor service to scouting
Raymond Francis TilleyFor service to book retailing and the community
Henry Verdun Traeger,BEMFor service to veterans
Peter John TresederFor service to bushwalking
Stephen Leslie TubbFor service to the Australian Government, particularly through assistance to the Australian community in Kuwait
Michael Joseph TuckFor service to Australian Rules football
Alderman Noel Victor UnicombFor service to local government and the community
Marinus Gerardus van ArkelFor service to ethnic communities and to veterans
Winifred Mary VearsFor service to the community
Diana Aileen WalderFor service to the arts, particularly through the Art Gallery of New South Wales
Kevin James WalkomFor service to the community, particularly through the Society of St Vincent de Paul
Alan Robert WallisFor service to motorcycling
Maxwell Joseph WattersFor service to the arts, particularly as a teacher and promoter of the arts in the Upper Hunter region
John Edmond WellingsFor service to adult education
Mary WestonFor service to the community
John Joseph WhelanFor service to social welfare, particularly through the San Miguel Centre
Herbert Frederick WhiteFor service to industrial relations, particularly through the Trades and Labour Council of Queensland
Barry Wilbur WilkinsFor service to tourism, particularly through the Begonia Festival
Pegi WilliamsFor service to children's literature
Herbert Henry WilliamsFor service to veterans
Leslie James WilliamsFor service to the community
Selwyn Peter WillmottFor service to local government
Olga Jean WoodFor service to youth, particularly through the Girl Guides Association
Francis Stewart WrenFor service to Australian Rules football, to local government and the community
Peter Graham YoungFor service to youth and the Baptist Church

Military Division

BranchRecipientCitationNotes
NavyChief Petty Officer David James EvansFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Senior Sailor in charge of physical training and sport, HMAS Coonawarra[1][4]
Warrant Officer Geoffrey Michael GammonFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Ship Repair Manager HMAS Cairns
Petty Officer Peter John HerbstFor meritorious service to Australian Clearance Diving Team Three as an Operations Petty Officer in Kuwait 1991
Chief Petty Officer Stephen John LangridgeFor meritorious service as Officer-in-Charge, Logistics Support Detachment, Bahrain
Warrant Officer Ronald Norman RogersFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Parade Training Officer, HMAS Cerberus
Chief Petty Officer Christopher Clark SmithFor meritorious service as Liquid Cargo Officer and Officer-in-Charge of Refrigeration and Hull Maintenance in HMAS WESTRALIA
Petty Officer James Dennis ThompsonFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Administrative Assistant in Naval Support Command Personal Service Organisation
Warrant Officer Josef WagnerFor service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Naval Manager of Endeavour House
ArmyWarrant Officer Class One Lyn AndrewsFor service to the Royal Australian Defence Force as the system manager HQ Defence Force Command Support System
Warrant Officer Class Two Christopher Paul BakerFor service to the Australian Army as CSM of the Australian Army Training Team, Papua New Guinea
Warrant Officer Class One Wayne Maxwell BirrellFor service to the Australian Army as the Ordinance Liaison Warrant Officer for the 6th Military District
Warrant Officer Class One Kevin Douglas BrowningFor service to the Australian Army as Master Gunner HQ Land Command Artillery
Warrant Officer Class Two Judith Margaret BurkeFor service to the Australian Army in the field of training development
Warrant Officer Class Two William John CartmellFor service to the Australian Army as Supervisor Communications 104th Signal Squadron
Warrant Officer Class One Christopher Martin FentonFor service to the Australian Army as the Warrant Officer Ceremonial Headquarters 2nd Military District
Warrant Officer Class One Elizabeth Anne MaddenFor service to the Australian Army as Sergeant Major of the 3rd Military Police Company
Warrant Officer Class One Robert Ernest McKeownFor service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major 1st Recruit Training Battalion
Warrant Officer Class Two Peter David MuirFor service to the Australian Army Reserve as the Battery Sergeant Major 28 Field Battery 7 Field Regiment
Warrant Officer Class Two Ian Matthew PetchFor service to the Australian Army in the introduction and development of small arms procedures
Captain Roy Savage MMFor service to the Australian Army Reserve while serving with District Support Unit Rockhampton
Warrant Officer Class Two John Albert SchwerdfegerFor service to the Australian Army in the field of training
Air ForceWarrant Officer Anthony Paul CiniFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as RAAF Representative Office QANTAS
Warrant Officer Alan Edward GiltrapFor service to Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer Disciplinary No. 2 Flying Training School.
Warrant Officer Eric Charles HaywardFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Drum Major and Band Warrant Officer
Sergeant William James HoskinFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Weapon Engineering Air Force Office
Warrant Officer Michael William JacksonFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer-in-Charge Base Radio Base Squadron Williams
Warrant Officer Robert John LightburnFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Senior Firefighter Air Force Office
Warrant Officer Larry Desmond StapletonFor service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Flight Engineer for the Boeing 707 Tanker introduction into service

References

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  2. "1992 Australia Day Honours". Canberra Times. 25 January 1992. Retrieved 26 September 2023.
  3. "Announcing and presenting awards". www.pmc.gov.au. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Retrieved 2019-06-18.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Australia Day Honours". Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995). 1992-01-25. p. 10. Retrieved 2019-06-18.
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