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1989 Australia Day Honours

The 1989 Australia Day Honours are appointments to various orders and honours to recognise and reward good works by Australian citizens. The list was announced on 26 January 1989 by the Governor General of Australia, Sir Ninian Stephen.[1]

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.[2]

† indicates an award given posthumously.

Order of Australia

Companion (AC)

General Division

Recipient Citation Notes
His Excellency the Honourable Sir Walter Benjamin Campbell For service to the Crown and the people of Queensland [1]
The Honourable Sir Llewellyn Roy Edwards For service to the community, particularly as Chairman of World Expo ‘88
Emeritus Professor Frank John Fenner, CMG MBE For service to medical science, to public health and to the environment
Gerald Gleeson For public service as Secretary of the Premier's Department, New South Wales
The Honourable Justice Robert Marsden Hope, CMG QC For service to the law, to government, to learning and conservation
Sister Deirdre Frances Jordan, MBE For service to learning and to the community, particularly the Aboriginal community
Brian Thorley Loton For service to industry
Sir John Brian Massy-Greene For service to banking, to industry and to the community
John Walter Utz, AO For service to business and to industry
Alan John Woods, AO For public service, particularly as Secretary to the Department of Defence
The Honourable Sir John (McIntosh) Young, KCMG For service to the law and to the Crown

Officers (AO)

General Division

Recipient Citation Notes
Emeritus Professor Adrien Albert For services to medical chemistry, particularly in the fields of teaching and research [1]
Anthony Stuart Blunn For service to the Public Service
The Hon Malcolm John Bryce For service to the Western Australian Parliament
Professor Graham Dene Burrows For service to medicine, particularly in the field of psychiatry
John Leonard Connell For service to medicine, particularly in the field of vascular surgery
Kay Cottee For service to the sport of sailing, the community and to youth
The Right Reverend George Michael Crennan, OBE For service to the community, particularly in the field of migrant welfare
Sheila Drummond For service to people with disabilities, particularly as a speech pathologist
Kathleen Elizabeth Fitzpatrick For service to education, particularly in the field of history
Professor Gwendoline Fay Gale For service to social science, particularly in the fields of geography and Aboriginal studies
Peter Gregory Goldston For service to World Expo 88 in the fields of design planning and construction
David Samuel Greatorex For service to business and commerce, particularly in the field of insurance
John Neville Holland, LVO For service to the Australian honours system and for public service
Professor Bruce William Holloway For service to science, particularly in the field of biotechnology
Dr Thomas Henry Hurley, OBE For service to medicine
Emeritus Professor the Honourable Joseph Ezra Isaac For service to industrial relations and to education
Donald Hope Laidlaw For service to secondary industry, the South Australian Parliament and to the community
Ian Murray McLachlan For service to primary industry
Alex Leo Morokof For service to secondary industry and as Chairman of the Parliament House Construction Authority
The Honourable Milton Arthur Morris For service to the New South Wales Parliament, and to the community, particularly youth
Leslie Allan Murray For service to Australian literature
Gerald Mansfield Niall For service to business, to industry and to the community
Gordon Robert Peatey For public service as Chief Executive of the Parliament House Construction Authority
Professor John Riddoch Poynter For service to education
Jeanne Pratt For service to the community
Bernard Francis Prindiville, CMG For service to the community
Jonathan William Sanders, OBE For service to sailing and to marine science
Thomas William Shapcott For service to Australian literature and to arts administration
Dr Annette Lester (Anne) Silcock For service to education, particularly early childhood education
Michael Sinclair For service to the arts, particularly to fine arts, music and literature
Harry William Sorensen, MBE For service to the finance industry
John Richard Steinle For service to education
The Honourable Kevin James Stewart For service to the New South Wales Parliament and as a New South Wales Agent-General in London
Emeritus Professor David Hugh Trollope For service to engineering, particularly in the field of geomechanics
Professor Peter Louis Waller For service to the legal profession, particularly as a teacher, and to the community
Robert Bruce Winder For service to education
Professor Ann Janet Woolcock For service to medicine, particularly in the field of respiratory medicine
David Wynn For service to primary industry, particularly oenology and to the arts

Military Division

Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Commander Adrian Ronald Cummins For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Director-General of Naval Warfare [1]
Australian Army Major General Murray Phillip Blake, AM MC For service to the Australian Army as Commandant Royal Military College
Major General Peter Raymond Phillips, MC For service to the Australian Army as Assistant Chief of the General Staff Personnel
Air Force Air Vice-Marshal Michael Douglas Miller For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director General of Air Force Health Services

Member (AM)

General Division

Recipient Citation Notes
Aziza Hanem Abdel-Halim For services to the Muslim Community, particularly to women [1]
Barbara Joan Absolom For service to World Expo '88, particularly as Deputy Entertainment Director
Dr Yvonne Aitken For service to agricultural research
David Andrew For service to industrial relations in the building and construction sector and to the community
John Desmond Bailey For service to the community and athletics
Dr Laszlo Benyei For service to the resettlement of migrants in Australia
Cedric Ross Berglund For service to the community and business and industry
Effie Wyllie Best For service to the community and education
Joan Margaret Bielski For service to the development of equal opportunities for women and girls, particularly in education
Nancy Black For service to the community, particularly through organisations for women and children
Dr Josiah Mark Bonnin For service to the community and medicine
William Ashley Bradfield For service to astronomy
Joyce Patricia Bragg For service to the community, particularly through organisations for women and children
James Thomas Carlin Brassil For service to industrial relations and to occupational health and safety
Robert John Briskey For service to the Australian Postal and Telecommunications Union
Austin Brookes For service to mountaineering as Leader of the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Eric Canfield Brown For service to engineering
Jane Anne Brumfield For service to World Expo '88, particularly as Communications Director
Jeanette Mary Landell Buckham For service to education
Assistant Commissioner Aubrey Patrick Canning, QPM For service to public service
Trevor Allen Chaseling For service to aviation security
James Arthur Clough For service to the NSW Parliament and to the community
Dr Helen Margaret Connell For service to medicine in the field of child psychiatry
Jean Louise Conybeare For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Kenneth Fabian Cox For service to the thoroughbred horse industry
Rewa Mitchell Craig For service to business and industry
James Stewart Cuming For service to accountancy and the community
Garry Jeffery Daly For service to the community and sports administration
Noel Irvine Dawkins For service to the community and local government
Keith Dawson For service to the trustee industry and the community
Anne Pamela Dewhurst For service to the community and the banking industry
Dr Paul Dibb For service to the Public Service
James Edward Dibble, MBE For service to the media and to the community
Patrick Rickard Donovan, RFD ED For service to the community and to industry
Dr Ian Lovell Duncan For service to medicine and to war veterans
Ronald Millar Eades For service to the Aboriginal community and to the hospitality industry
Joan Marie Elliston For service to the community and to the Girl Guides Association
Arnold Erlanger For service to the Jewish community
Colleen Gladys Fahey For service to education
Dr Austen Stewart Ferguson For service to medicine, to veterans and service personnel and to the community
Barrie Ian Follows For service to the civil aviation industry and to the community
Ivor Pengelly Francis For service to art as a painter, critic and teacher
Victor Norman Gailey, MBE For service to the sport of cycling
Joseph Garamy For service to the Hungarian community
Dr Geoffrey Robert Gates For service to medicine
The Venerable Ian Gordon Combe George For service to religion and to the community
Ross Alexander Goven For service to the World Expo '88o
Kevin William Frank Graham For service to the NSW Ambulance Service
Dr Alan Gregory For service to education and to the community
Richard Marcus Griffin For service to business and finance and to the community
Ian Francis Grigg For service to the automotive industry and to the community
The Reverend Dr Leslie Bernhard Grope For service to religion
Louis Henry Hailey For service to hockey
Robert Keith Reeve Haines For service to the visual arts
Keith William Halkerston For service to business and finance, and to the community
Dr Neil Lewis Henry For service to the dental profession
Dorothy Margaret Hyslop For service to the community as convenor of the Parliament House Embroidery Committee
Gwenneth Ivy Illingworth For service to people with impaired hearing
William Edwin James For service in the field of applied optics
Dr Michael Braham Joel For service to the community and to the media
Denis Norman Johnston For public service
Dr William Michael Carmel Keane For service to hospital administration
Tasman Freer Knight For service to scouting and to the community
Bruce Langtry For service to the community, particularly through the Langton Centre for Persons with Problems of Addiction
Lawrence Gordon Lavelle, QFSM For service to the community, particularly as Chief Fire Officer of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade's Board of Melbourne
The Right Reverend Hurtle John Lewis For service to religion and to the community
Theodore Henryk Lustig For service to the building industry, and to the community
The Reverend Allan Charles Male, MBE For services to the community, particularly disadvantaged youth
James Irwin Faithfull Maple-Brown For service to wool growing and marketing
Charles William Martin For service to the building industry, particularly as President of the Australian Institute of Building
Bruce Stephens Matear For service to the tourism industry
Leonard Albert Mauger For service to the media, particularly in the field of television broadcasting
Robert Keith McKinnon For public service, particularly in the field of telecommunications
Lorna Mellor For service to the community, particularly in promoting a better understanding of diabetes in youth
Jean-Pierre Mignon For service to the performing arts as Director of the Australian Nouveau Theatre
Noel Keith Miller For service to business and commerce, and to the community
Thomas Lawrance Morris For service to business and commerce, and to the community
Professor Marie Draga Neale, OBE For service to education, particularly for children with special exceptional needs
Walter Martin Newington, BEM For service to the welfare of veterans and to hospital administration
Barry Stanley John O'Keefe QC For service to local government
Dr Michael Francis O'Rourke For service to medicine, particularly in the care of persons affected by coronary disease and in the training of paramedic staff
David Sydney Parker For service to music and opera
John Frederick Phillips For service to the manufacturing industry
Professor Vernon Douglas Plueckhahn, OBE ED For service to forensic pathology
Geoffrey Neil Pollard For service to tennis
Stanislaus Ivan Rapotec For service to art
Brian Donald Redpath For service to the community and to local government
John Francis Ross For service to the media as a radio broadcasting engineer
Noel John Ruddock For service to athletics administration
Bernard Francis Rush For service to aeronautical engineering and to the community
Richard Vincent Ryan For service to the community
Norman Bede Rydge, OBE For service to the community
Dr Clement William Semmler, OBE For service to Australian literature
Joseph Sicari For service to the Italian community
Walter Frederick Gordon Smith For public service
The Reverend Alan Deas Soares For service to the community, particularly in the field of alcohol and drug abuse
Dr Randolph Milton Spargo For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of communicable and tropical diseases
Roy Wilson Stanhope For service to education, particularly in the field of science
William Francis Sweetenham For service to swimming as a coach
Jiri Tancibudek For service to music
Ian Neil Templeman For service to the arts in the fields of literature, painting and administration
Dr Alfred Strickland Thomas, OBE For service to horticulture, particularly the culture of roses
Dr Norman John Perry Thomson For service to primary industry, particularly in the growing of cotton
Pamela Forsyth Threlfall For service to the welfare of those suffering disabling head injuries
William Kent Tickner For service to sport
Margaret Mary Topham For service to medicine, particularly in the field of family therapy
Kenneth Lowell Unsworth For service to sculpture
Linda Caprice Vogt (aka Mrs Evans) For service to music
Roderic Walter Voller For service to architecture and to the community
The Reverend Dr Godfrey Noel Vose For service to religion
Ronald Wagstaff, MBE For service to the administration of the arts, and to the community
Dr David Gaston Walker For service to science, particularly in the field of nuclear technology
Lucille Juanita Wallis For service to the community through the War Widow's Guild of Australia
John Sydney Warrington, OAM For service to scouting
The Reverend Harold Gibson Weir For service to the community, particularly in the administration of justice, and to the welfare of victims of crime and of prisoners
John West For service to the media and the arts
Dr Gretna Margaret Weste For service to science, particularly in the field of botany
Kenneth Henry Wiener For service to the Jewish community
Marie Joan Winch For service to the Aboriginal community, particularly in the field of health
Keith Henkel Wood For service to local government engineering
Harry Stewart Wragge For service to telecommunications technology
Gim Wah Yeo For service to the Chinese community
Richard Melville Young For service to architecture

Military Division

Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Lt Commander Kenneth John Alderman For services to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Lt Commander (Flying) HMAS Albatross [1]
Captain George Heron For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Director, Naval Plans
Captain Edward Graham Stubington For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Director, Joint Planning in Headquarters Australian Defence Force
Commodore Malcolm John Taylor For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Chief of Staff to the Fleet Commander
Army Major John Patrick Cantwell For service to the Australian Army as Adjutant of the Armoured Centre
Colonel Barry Joseph Collins For service to the Australian Army in the discipline of field surgery
Major Alistair William Fraser For service to the Australian Army in the field of personnel management in the Royal Corps of Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Colonel Robert Hennessy For service to the Australian Army in the fields of doctrine and senior officer training
Major John David Loader For service to the Australian Army as Officer Commanding Administration Company, 1st Recruit Training Battalion
Colonel Peter Malcolm McDougall For service to the Australian Army, particularly to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps
Brigadier David John McLachlan For service to the Australian Army as General Officer Commanding Logistic Command
Lt Colonel Darryl Graeme Poole For service to the Australian Army in the field of Project Management
Air Force Sqn Ldr John Nicholas Blackburn For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as manager of a pilot training aid project for the F/A-18 Hornet
Wing Commander Brenton Jack Espeland For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Commanding Officer Central Flying School, East Sale
Sqn Ldr Stephen John Fielder For service to the RAAF as a test pilot at Aircraft Research and Development Unit, Edinburgh, South Australia
Wing Commander Margaret Doreen Morrissy For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a staff officer within Health Services Branch
Group Captain Brendan Donald O'Loghlin For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Officer Commanding Air Base Butterworth, Malaysia
Group Captain Brian George Weston For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Officer Commanding, Base Support Wing Richmond

Medal (OAM)

General Division

Recipient Citation Notes
Winifred Irene Leah Aitken For service to the community, particularly drama production [1]
Leslie Andrews For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Marjorie Emily Andrews For service to the community
Norma Enid Archbold For service to charitable organisations
Gladys Irene Bailey For service to the community and music
Marietta Ballini For service to the Italian community.
Aubrey Allen Joseph George Bannah For service to the community
Alexander Barr For service to local government
Margaret Violet Barton For service to the community
Paul Colin Bayne For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Vivian George Bennett For service to horticulture
Margaret Ellen Bennett For service to the community, particularly early childhood development
Clarence George Billing For service to photography
Leslie George Blakers For service to children with intellectual disabilities
Lt Col Euan Boyd For service to the welfare of veterans
Sister Mary Edwin Brady For service to the welfare of children and the elderly
Richard John Maxwell Brennan For service to the media, particularly film making
John Andrew Brockman For service to music
Councillor Kathleen Patricia Brown For service to the community and local government
Bob Desmond Bruce For service to surf lifesaving
Thomas Harold Burgess For service to Australian Football and cricket
Nina Burnett For service to community health
James Beaton Campbell For service to the community
Regional Superintendent Keith Campbell For service to community health.
Mary Muriel Canty For service to the welfare of veterans and to the community
Peter Gareth Carey For service to Australian football
Frederick Carey For service to the welfare of veterans and to local government
Frank Chard For service to the community
Elizabeth Eileen Cliff For service to the community and local government
Robert James Cobbledick For service to the community and Primary Industry
James Comerford For service to the trade union movement
William Conroy For service to the sport of greyhound racing
Jemima Eliza West Constable For service to the community
Louis Joseph Anthony Cordony For service to hairdressing
Sergeant Norman Crookston For service to mountaineering, particularly in the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Mary Rose Cross For service to the community
Major Patrick Alexander Cullinan, SC For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition.
Frederick De Lacy For service to the sport of swimming
Emilio Deleidi For service to the Italian community
Jack Dinter For service to the community and to children
Stephen Lloyd George Dornan For service to music
Reginald James Down For service to the trade union movement
William Osborn Duffy For service to the community
Marilyn Nancy Elliot For service to World Expo 1988
John Ferguson Ewart For service to the community and local government
Kenneth Carr Ewen For service to youth
Ivor Henry Ewin For service to cricket administration and to the community
Dieter Fabig For service to the German community
Ethel Ruby Fick For service to social welfare
Fritz Otto Fischer For service to the German community
Muriel Violet Flynn For service to the welfare of veterans
John Joseph Ford For service to the Aboriginal community
Dr Peter Donald Graeme Fox For service to medicine and to the community
Kathleen Marjory Franke For service to the community
Frederick John Fullerton For service to the sport of rowing
Joyce Evelyn Gordon For service to the community
Charles Henry Grant For service to local government
Nancy Rowland Gray For service to the community, particularly in the fields of local and family history
Frederick Grinter For service to the community
Thomas Rush Hall For service to the community, particularly the elderly
Warrant Officer Class One Neil Alexander Hampson For service to conservation and international relations
Caroline Carmel Harris For public service, particularly to the Aboriginal community
Gordon Kenneth Harrison, MBE For service to local government and to the community.
Shirley Phyllis Hartley For service to the community
Doreen Clara Hennesy For service to nursing
Brother Kevin Herlihy For service to youth.
Jean Ann Hillier For service to the community.
Vernon Rima Howorth Hillman For service to the Italian community.
Owen Francis House For service to veterans.
Sadie Clarice Pollock Howe For service to the community.
John Inglis For service to engineering.
Eric Julius Irvin For service to the community.
Richard John Jackson For service to primary industry.
Samuel Gilbert Jericho For service to conservation.
Wendy Margaret Jones For service to youth.
Denzel Owen Joyce For service to sport.
Marle Richard Juster For service to the Pastrycooks' Association of Queensland.
Janet Karin For service to ballet.
Clive Raymond Keeble For service to scouting.
Elizabeth Jane Kefford For service to the Aboriginal community.
John Frederick Kent For service to the community.
Audrey Clare Keown For service to education.
Dr Andries Mentz Kleynhans For service to chiropratic
Norman Leigh Knopp For service to lawn bowls
Zygfryd Piotr (Peter) Koziell, BEM For service to the Polish community
Lilli Kuhnle For service to the community
Frederick Mathias Gustav Laczina For service to the Hungarian community
Brenda Joy Lake For service to people with disabilities
Reginald Gordon (Joe) Lambert For service to the community
Sister Una May Lee For service to nursing
Arthur Mark Leinster For service to the community
Kenneth Mitchell Lentfer For service to the community
Ronald John Lienert For service to the pig farming industry
Robert Sydney Thomas Long For service to veterans
Frances Mary Look For service to World Expo 88
David Brady Lowing For service to the rural community
Marjory Jean Lynch For service to the community
Ellen Agnes Lyndon For service to the community, local history and conservation
Graham Mabury For service to community, particularly to youth
William MacDougall For service to the community, particularly the Royal Flying Doctor Service
William James Marshall For service to local government
Rex Leon Marshall For service to the Aboriginal community
Daphne Marcella Martin For service to the Spastic Centre of New South Wales
June Margaret Mathews For service to the Girl Guides’ Association
Thelma Jean Matson For service to nursing
Colin Bruce Maxwell For service to Rugby Union football
Councillor Reginald Beach McCallum For service to local government
Leslie James McCarthy For service to the community
Mervyn Robert McDonald For service to cycling
Harold Ivan McGilvary For service to boating safety
Elizabeth Ruth McGrath For service to the community
Jennifer Anne McGuirk For service to the community
Councillor Betty McLean For service to local government and to the community
Alexander Campbell McMurtrie For service to the Wangi Wangi Volunteer Fire Brigade
Kathleen Nancy Medwin For service to the community
Keith Stewart Meredith For service to the transport industry, particularly in the fields of roads and shipping
Terence Vincent Minear For service to water and to angling
John Francis Miner For service to Rugby Union football
John Cyril Moon For service to the community of Cowra, particularly through service clubs and welfare organisations
Edith Joyce Morgan For service to the community
Jerzy Marian Moskala For service to the Polish community
Jon Robert Muir For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Doreen Annie Isobel Mules For service to the community
Joan Edith Nelson For service to Red Cross and to the community
Ann Foster Newmarch For service to art
Sheila Maureen Nicholls For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Elizabeth Eleanor Nissen For service to Red Cross and to the community
Mervyn Francis Xavier Nixon For service to the trade union movement
Bede Francis O'Brien For service to lawn bowls
Carl Bernard Offszanka For service to the community
Charles Joseph Oorloff For service to Migrant Assistance and to the Sri-Lankan community
The Reverend Geoffrey Samuel Parish For service to migrants, particularly through the Refugee Council of Australia
Alexander Robert Patten, DFM For service to horticulture
Merle Perring For service to the elderly
Marijan Persic For service to the Slovenian community
Sidney John Peryman, ED For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Dorothy May Piggott For public service
Kenneth Samuel Pope For service to World Expo 88
James Priest For service to the elderly
Brian Peter Purcell For service to World Expo 88
Eric James Quarmby For public service
Kenneth Douglas Ratcliff For service to industrial safety
Herbert Jack Read For service to croquet
Victor Alexander Rebikoff For service to migrants
Michael Anthony Rheinberger For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Harry Aubrey Riggs For service to local government
Pinchas (Pinie) Ringelblum For service to the Jewish community
Robert George Roche For service to World Expo 88
Marie Evelyn Rogers For service to World Expo 88
David Arthur Rogers For service to the community
William David Rose For service to the Royal Far West Children's Health Scheme
Warren Joseph Saunders For service to cricket
Allan Roy Sefton, BEM For service to conservation
Edna Mary Sharrock, MBE For service to the Country Women's Association
Dorothy Evelyn Shaw For service to people with impaired hearing
Nancy Jean Shelley For service to the Peace Movement
Joan Irene Simms For public service
Leslie Kenneth Smith For service to youth
Leo William Smith For service to the community
Clifford Patrick Spellman For service to the community
Elton Walter Staffsmith For service to the community
Francis James Stahlhut For service to the Totally and Permanently Incapacitated Association of Queensland
Peter Maxwell John Sterling For service to Rugby League football
Clifford Davies Stevens For service to veterans
Alwina Phyllis Stewart For service to veterans
Halina Teresa Szunejko For service to education and to the Polish community
Sydney Taylor For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Kathleen Mary Taylor For service to the community
Warwick David Kenneth Teasdale, RFD RANR RFD For service to the community
Graeme Anthony Thomas For service to the elderly
Nora Esme Thornhill For service to the Alcohol and Drug Foundation of Victoria
Major James Francis Truscott For service to mountaineering, particularly the Australia Bicentennial Everest Expedition
Richard Neville Tucker For service to the community, particularly through the Lions Club
Marjorie Constance Turbayne For service to the community
James Ashlin Tweedale For service to people with physical disabilities
Gordon Lewis Vincent For service to the community
Paula Irene Voltz For service to veterans
Nikola Vrbica For service to the Yugoslav community
Gilbert Weaver For service to youth
Olive Claire Weston For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Dr Blair Widmer For service to the community
Lyle Eustace Wright For service to horticulture
Derek Fuller Wrigley For service to people with physical disabilities
Marcus John Young For service to the community

Military Division

Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Chief Petty Officer Gloria Jocelyn Allan For services to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the officer's mess supervisor, Australian Defence Force Academy [1]
Chief Petty Officer Rodney John Ferguson For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Deputy Sea Training Co-ordinator for the Australian Submarine Squadron
Petty Officer Stephen Francis Given For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly for establishing the Navy Photographic Archive
Chief Petty Officer Paul Raymond Maudlin For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Naval Stores Manager in HMAS Torrens
Lieutenant Andrew Wesley Shearman For service to the Royal Australian Navy as a member of the Personnel Liaison Team
Army Sergeant Stephen Sidney Best For service to the Australian Army as the Unit Pay Representative, Base Support Unit, Oakey
Captain Winston James Coles For service to the Australian Army as the Senior Electronics Artificer with the 2nd Base Workshop Battalion
Warrant Officer Class Two Michael Coyle For service to the Australian Army as the CSM 16th Battalion, the Royal Western Australian Regiment
Warrant Officer Class Two Rodney Roy Denaro For service to the Australian Army in the field of catering
Warrant Officer Class One Peter Boyce Dwyer For service to the Australian Army in the field of Storeman Technical General Training
Captain Keith Edwards Evans For service to the Australian Army in the field of preventive medicine
Warrant Officer Class One Neale Roy Jones For service to the Australian Army in the field of inventory management
Warrant Officer Class One Michael John Malone For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of 1st Commando Regiment
Staff Sergeant John Daryl Parker For service to the Australian Army as the medical assistant to 22nd Construction Squadron, 1st Construction Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Kenneth Russell Ryley For service to the Australian Army in the field of Army community services
Warrant Officer Class One Peter Julian Smith For service to the Australian Army as the master gunner, Land Command Artillery
Captain Ullrich Hans Wauer For service to the Australian Army in the field of health training
Warrant Officer Class One Lesley Anne Wenban For service to the Australian Army in the field of supply computing
Warrant Officer Class One Jack Woods DCM For service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 49th Battalion, the Royal Queensland Regiment
Air Force Flight Sergeant Stewart William Bridge For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Maintenance Co-ordinator at No 492 Squadron Edinburgh, South Australia
Flight Sergeant Francis William Clifford For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the senior NCO in charge of the Maintenance Control Section at the Air Transport Squadron of the Papua New Guinea Defence Force
Warrant Officer Dennis Raymond Doggett For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a Warrant Officer Engineer at the RAAF School of Technical Training
Flight Sergeant Mario Salvatore Mangano For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a technician employed in the maintenance and distribution of Royal Air Force Technical Publications
Flight Sergeant Stephen Andrew McIver For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a flight steward at No 33 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force Base Richmond, New South Wales
Flight Sergeant Barry Nelson O'Sullivan For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a supply supervisor at Supply Support Squadron Williamtown, New South Wales
Flight Sergeant Kenneth Ian Rowland For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a photographer with the Aircraft Research and Development Unit, Royal Australian Air Force Base Edinburgh, South Australia
Sergeant Anthony Philip Smith For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the senior NCO at Headquarters, Royal Australian Air Force Base East Sale, Victoria

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h "Australia Day 1989 Honours List" (PDF). Governor-General of Australia. Retrieved 30 October 2018.
  2. ^ "Announcing and presenting awards". www.pmc.gov.au. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Retrieved 30 October 2018.
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