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1990 Australia Day Honours

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The 1990 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 1990 by the Governor General of Australia, Bill Hayden.[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.

Companion (AC)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Sir William Archer Gunn, KBE CMG For service to primary industry [1][3]
Professor Sir John Carew Eccles For service to science, particularly in the field of neurophysiology
The Honourable Dr Thomas Weetman Smith, QC For service to the law and to legal institutions
Sidney Baillieu Myer For service to business and commerce, to government and to the community

Officers (AO)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Lewis Barrett, OBE For service to banking and accounting [1][3]
Dr Kevin Bleasel For service to medicine, particularly in the field of neurosurgery
Allan Robert Border, AM For service to the sport of cricket
Professor Bettina Cass For service to social security policy and women's affairs
William Harold Clough, OBE For service to engineering and to the construction industry
Michael John Cook For service to the public service
Professor David Miles Danks For service to medicine, particularly in the field of paediatrics and birth defects
William Duncan Ferris For service to international trade and to industry
The Honourable Francis Robert Fisher For service to the law and to education
Ronald Gordon Fry, MBE For service to industrial relations
John Gandel For service to business, commerce and to the community
Rosemary Goldie For service to religion and to international relations
Trevor William Haines For public service
Dr George Vincent Hall For service to medicine, particularly as a cardiologist
Ken Robert Handley, QC For service to the law and to religion
Professor William Samuel Calhoun Hare For service to medicine, particularly in the field of radiology
Peter Dunstan Hastings For service to journalism
Professor John Basil Hennessy For service to archaeology and to international relations
Professor Harry Payne Heseltine For service to education particularly in the field of Australian literature
Professor Phillip William Hughes For service to education
The Honourable Ralph James Dunnett Hunt For service to the Australian Parliament
Daryl Sanders Jackson For service to architecture
The Honourable Mr Justice William Kaye, QC For service to the law
Dr Michael Stockton Keating For public service
Neal Francis Kent For public service and service to transport
Professor Paul Ivan Korner For service to medicine, particularly in the field of research
Colin John Lanceley For service to art, particularly as a painter and sculptor
Dr Peter Gordon Livingstone For public service
George Alfred Lloyd, OBE For service to aviation and to international relations
Robert Bernard Maybury For service to finance, particularly through the building society movement
Professor Isabel McBryde For service to education, particularly in the field of Australian prehistory
Roderick Duncan McLeod For service to primary industry, particularly grain growing
Dr Frank Harland Mills For service to medicine, particularly in the field of cardiothoracic surgery
Professor Gerald White Milton For service to medicine, particularly in the field of malignant melanoma
Grevor Chilton Molyneux, OBE For service to the community, particularly in the field of health administration and fund raising
Geoffrey Penwill Parsons, OBE For service to music
The Most Reverend Eric Gerard Perkins For service to religion and to social welfare
Peter Joshua Sculthorpe, OBE For service to music
The Honourable Lindsay Hamilton Simpson Thompson, CMG For service to government and politics and to the Victorian parliament
Elizabeth Catherine Usher For service as a speech therapist to people with disabilities
His Honour Chief Judge Glenn Royce Donal Waldron For service to the law
Nancy-Bird Walton, OBE For service to aviation, particularly the participation of women in aviation
John Yeowart For service to the coal mining industry
The Honourable Michael Jerome Young For service to the Australian parliament

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Rear Admiral David Guy Holthouse For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Logistics) [1]
Commodore Peter Clifford Mitchell AM For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Anzac Ship Project Director
Army Major General Brian William Howard AM MC For service to the Australian Army as Director General, Natural Disasters Organisation
Major General John David Keldie For service to the Australian Army, in particular as Commander 2nd Division
Air Force Air Vice-Marshal Graham Wallace Neil For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff — Personnel
Air Vice-Marshal Richard John Bomball For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff Development

Member (AM)

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General Division

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Recipient Citation Notes
Reverend Neil William Adcock For service to religion and the community [1][3]
Albert Arlen For service to music and the performing arts
Peter Charles Tustin Armytage For service to horseracing as an administrator and owner
Frank Arok For service to soccer, particularly as the Australian national coach
Yvonne Jean Bain For service to women's affairs, particularly through the National Council of Women
Melvie May Banks For service to the hairdressing industry and to the community
Robert Graeme Barnard For service to music, particularly jazz
Robert Alexander Barter For service to medicine, particularly in the field of pathology
Archie Barton For service to Aboriginal welfare and land rights
Henry Trevor Bennett For service to the public service, particularly in the field of business law
Frank Lincoln Bett For service to the public service
Douglas Ronald Birch For service to industrial relations
Stanley Aloysius Bitmead For service to the trade union movement
Wing Cdr Richard John Bluck For service to the community through the St John Ambulance and to youth
John Francis Boultbee For service to the sport of rowing as an administrator
Thomas Ray Bradley For service to medical science and technology, particularly in the field of cell biology
Anne Mary Brennan For service to social work
Elizabeth Annita Campbell For service to the community, particularly to youth through the Peer Support Foundation
Kathleen Joan Campbell For service to adult education
Emeritus Professor Arthur Frederick Cobbold, OBE For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of administration and medical education
John Cole For service to the Australian fishing industry
Aileen Coleman For service to international relations, particularly as a medical missionary in Jordan
Rabbi Doctor Shalom Coleman, CBE For service to religion and to the community
Geoffrey Page Cook For service to the construction industry and to the community
Ian Cooper For service to music education
Douglas Ward Cunliffe For service to the science and technology, particularly through the Anglo-Australian Telescope project
Kenneth George Cunningham For service to the media, particularly as a sporting broadcaster
Associate Professor Bruce Walker Davis For service to heritage and to conservation
Walter Johannes Augustinus De Veer, MBE For service to the Dutch community, multicultural broadcasting and to sport
David John Dewhurst For service to biomedical engineering for people with disabilities
Wandrina Johanna Woutrina Douglas Broers For service to the Dutch community, particularly through the fostering of the language and culture
David Donn Eagleson For public service
Stewart Geoffrey East For service to business, commerce and to the community
Alan Edmund William Edwards, MBE For service to the performing arts
Bruce Harrison Edwards For service to accountancy
Peter Colin Roy Edwards For service to conservation and the environment and to the community
Janet Lucile Elder For service to thoracic medicine and to the community
Emeritus Professor Ralph Warren Victor Elliott For service to the community and to education
Averil Fink, MBE For service to the welfare of the aged
Neville Horner Fletcher For service to science, particularly in the field of applied physics
Joseph Robert Emmott Fraser For service to medicine, particularly in the field of rheumatic diseases
Max Gillies For service to the performing arts
Samuel Mark Goldbloom For service to the community particularly through the peace movement
Ian John Gollings For service to veterans affairs
Patricia June Goodheart For service to the Girl Guide Association and to the community
Desmond John Gerald Griffin For service to natural history, particularly through the Australian Museum
Elisabeth Ann Harricks For service to people with impaired hearing
Beryl Sidney Haynes For service to people with physical disabilities, particularly in the field of physiotherapy
Thomas Clement Hayson For service to business and commerce
The Honourable Charles Murray Hill For service to the South Australian parliament and to the community
Peter Phillip Hitchcock For service to conservation and the environment
Harold William Holowell For service to the trade union movement
Elspeth Phyllis Hope-Johnstone For service to the art, to early childhood education and to public broadcasting
Anthony Martin Houen For service to people with disabilities, particularly those with impaired hearing
Donald James Hughes For service to business and to industry, particularly the food industry
William Arthur Charles Hughes For service to the trade union movement
Ronald William John Robinson James, MBE For service to the community
Leslie Arthur Jeckeln For service to the New South Wales parliament as an administrative officer
John Frederick Jenkinson For service to children with physical disabilities
The Honourable Lawrence Borthwick Kelly For service to the New South Wales Parliament and to the community
Shirley Marjorie Kidd For service to nursing
Evelyn Koshnitsky, BEM For service to chess
Kurt Albert Lance For service to skiing
John Landerer For service to the legal profession, particularly in the field of legal education, and to the community
Alderman Michael Lardelli For service to local government and to the community
Clive Ditton Lee For service to amateur athletics
Beryl Eileen Linn For service to religion and to education
Reginald Marsh For public service and service to the community
William Ian McCullough For public service
Arthur Gregory McDonald For service to the community and to industry
Roderick Gardner McEwin For service to medical administration
Roderick Hamilton McGeoch For service to the law and to the community
Joseph Daniel McGinness For service to the Aboriginal community
Robert Ian McNamara For service to people with disabilities
Donald Frederick Nicholls For public service
Nicholas John Nicolaides For service to medicine, particularly in the field of pathology
David Brian O'Connor For service to the Australian bicentennial celebrations
Bruce Lefroy Okely For public service
John Bramston Russell Oldham For service to landscape architecture
Emeritus Professor Rex Charles Olsson For service to education, particularly in the field of finance and accounting
Warren George Osmond, OBE For service to veterans
William Abernethy Park, CBE For service to education, to finance and the community
Ian Wilson Paterson For service to education
Mervin George Phillips For service to the community and to primary industry
Professor Douglas William Piper For service to medical education and medical research, particularly in the field of gastroenterology
Judith Anne Porter For service to nursing
The Reverend Dr Gordon George Powell For service to religious broadcasting and to alcoholics
Guenter Prass For service to the wine industry
John Scott Rowe For public service
George Romano Santoro For service to medical administration and to the Italian community
Sydney Kitchener Saul For service to veterans
Frederick Charles Shield For service to the finance industry, particularly through the building society movement
Georgia Shield For service to the community, particularly those suffering emotional and mental illness
Commander Michael Thomas Edward Shotter, RAN For service to the Australian bicentennial celebrations
John Maslin Sibly For service to conservation, particularly in the field of urban planning
Hari Narayan Sinha For service to science and technology and to Australian-Indian relations
John Harman Slade For service to medicine, particularly in the field of ophthalmology
George Hermon Slade For service to horticulture, particularly the culture of orchids
Margaret Slattery, MBE For service to education and to the community
David Henry Solomon For service to science and technology, particularly in the field of polymer chemistry
Professor Margaret Anne Ganley Somerville For service to the law and to bioethics
The Reverend Herbert Rhead Stevens For service to education
Leslie Allan Swinstead For service to industrial relations and to the community
Lady Viola Wilson Tait For service to the performing arts
Michael John Talberg For service to the community
Kathleen Joan Taperell For public service
Peggy Stuart Taylor For service to nursing, particularly in the field of neo-natal care
Peter Taylor, OBE For service to the community, particularly in the field of care for the aged and infirm
Lurline Tillett For service to children with disabilities, particularly autistic children
George Henry King Tippett For service to international relations in the field of medicine
Arthur Michael Douglas Tooth For service to primary industry
Harry Oscar Triguboff For service to building and construction and for philanthropy
Patricia Ann Turner For public service
Frederic Boyd Turner For service to people with physical disabilities
Doron Ur For service to the community, particularly in the field of multicultural affairs
Roy Henry Wallace For service to education
Roderick John Wallace For public service, particularly to the conservation of Australian film archives
Patricia Ward For service to librarianship
Dorothy Ann Wentworth For service to the community, particularly women's affairs
Ian Sydney Wilson For service to education, particularly through parent participation
Alexander Walter Young, OBE For service to the community

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Captain Rupert Anthony Christie RAN For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Director of Surface Warfare and Command and Control [1]
Commodore Ian Fletcher Holmes RAN For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Director General Fleet Maintenance
Commodore Robin Nyren Partington RAN For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Naval Officer Commanding North Australia Area
Lieutenant Commander Bryan Chisholm Rowland RFD, RD, RANR For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Officer-in-Charge of the Naval Control of Shipping Training Cell
Army Colonel Richard Palmer Knox For service to the Australian Army as Director of Financial and Management Support
Lieutenant Colonel William Julian Andrew Mellor For service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer of the 5th Aviation Regiment
Brigadier Errold Frederick Pfitzner For service to the Australian Army as the Chief of Staff Joint Exercise Planning Staff
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Neville Rule RFD For service to the Australian Army as Commanding Officer Queensland Agricultural College Training Unit
Brigadier George Thomas Salmon For service to the Australian Army in the field of new capital equipment procurement
Lieutenant Colonel Ian Malcolm Stewart For service to the Australian Army as Staff Officer Grade One Plans, Headquarters Land Command Australia
Major Ronald James Tattersall For service to the Australian Army as an administrative staff officer in Army Office, Canberra
Major Gerald Anthony Thurnwald For service to the Australian Army as Officer Commanding 19th Dental Unit
Air Force Wing Commander Michael Brendon Birks For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer No 34 Squadron, Fairbairn ACT
Air Commodore Colin Edward Bradford For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director of Personnel Officers
Flight Lieutenant David John Green For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as an instructor in the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence Wing at the Army School of Military Engineering
Wing Commander Jonathan Scott Hamwood For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer, Base Squadron, Tindal
Wing Commander Allan Grant (Angus) Houston For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer No 9 Squadron and subsequently Officer Commanding A Squadron, 5th Aviation Regiment
Group Captain James Frederick George Kennedy For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the facilities manager of the RAAF Base Tindal development project
Squadron Leader Warren James Ludwig For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the tactical co-ordinator, Standards and Training Office No 10 Squadron, Edinburgh, South Australia

Medal (OAM)

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Recipient Citation Notes
Beatrice Ellen Abell For service to the community, particularly through the Anglican Home Mission Society [1]
Toula Andrikopoulos For service to the Greek community
Eftychia Antoniou For service to the Greek community
George Charles Colville Armstrong For service to the community and veterans
Ian Maxwell Leslie Armstrong For service to the community, particularly in the field of community history
Bernard Clarence Badger For service to veterans
Joan Margaret Banks For service to health education and women's affairs
Cedric Anthony Beverly Baxter For service to the sport of badminton.
Henry Robert Beak For service to the community and local government
Michael Anthony Beckwith For service to the community and local government
Donald Fyfe Bell For service to amateur athletics and to the community
Reginald John Bennett For service to the community
Eileen Bennett For service to community health and to international relations
Kenneth John Maynard Bilston For service to engineering
Commander Alexander Duncan Black For service to local government
Patrick Finbar Boland For service to veterans
Alice Clifford Bott For service to the community
Raynor Richard Bott For service to veterans
Francis Walter Bourke For service to the community and sport
Henry Keith Bowler For service to the sport of table tennis
Fay Catherine Bray For service to the community and youth
George James Francis Breen For service to veterans
Valerie Jean Broad For service to the community and people with physical disabilities
Wilfred Brooks For service to the Public Service
Betsy Caroline Brown For service to music and education
Christine Penelope Brune For service to international relations through International Children's Aid
Neita Joyce Burkill For service to the community
Joseph Burton For service to the community
Donald Campbell For service to the sport of soccer, particularly as a referee
Lt Cdr Kenneth Henry Cartwright For service to the sailing and youth
John Aloysius Cavanagh For services to the community
Doris Winifred Chalmers For services to the welfare of the aged
George Jira Chaloupka For services to Aboriginal art and culture
Antony Erling Charlton For service to the community
Margaret Jean Chase For service to early childhood education
Judith Olive Chisholm For service to Aboriginal health and welfare
Michael Nicholas Churkin For service to the Russian community
Alan Clarkson For service to the media as a sports journalist
David Major Cody BEM For service to animal welfare, particularly at Taronga Park Zoo
Eileen Bernice Coe For service to nursing
Albert Thomas Cooper For service to the Public Service
Margaret Cooper For service to the disabled
Ernest George Cope For service to the community and to youth
Charles Rowland Cornall For service to community health, particularly to hospital administration
Arthur Richard Cox For service to veterans
Anthony John Culnane For service to the community
Ailsa Margaret Curtis For service to the education of children with intellectual disabilities
Councillor William Mayfield Dane For service to the community and local government
Joan Dare For service to the welfare of the aged
Aline Frances Darke For service to the community
Janet Lancaster Darling For service to international relations and to the environment
Alan Darcy Darlington For service to veterans
Mijo Ivan Darveniza For service to the community, particularly through the Victorian Ambulance Service
Dr Joseph Ivan Davis For service to sports medicine and the community
Vincent Gerard Davis For service to community welfare, particularly through the St Vincent de Paul Society
Johannes Cornelius Jacobus De Jong For service to martial arts
Arthur Edward Denison For service to the baking industry
Maria Dnistrjanski For service to the Ukrainian community
Charles Francis Doyle For service to junior basketball
Mary Frances Wiseman Duchesne For service to ballet
Sister Ruta Dzenis For service to nursing and to people with intellectual disabilities
Paul Barcroft Eccles For service to the Public Service
Brother Boyd John Egan For service to the community and to education
The Honourable Dr Roger August Alfred Faes De Bryon Faes For service to community health and to the New South Wales Parliament
Clifford Wilmot Farmer For service to the community
Andrew Fleming For service to the sport of judo
Deaconess Doris Ellen Fletcher For service to the community, particularly in the field of migrant assistance
William James Frecklington For service to coach building and craftsmanship
William Henry Charles Fullwood For service to the community
Alderman Graham Charles Gard For service to local government
Guerin Gardner For service to the sport of canoeing
Brian Alan Glencross For service to hockey
John Douglas Gordon For service to music, particularly as a carillonist
Councillor George Albert Gould For service to local government and to the community
Lyall Lintott Green For service to the community
Helen Rhoda Greentree For service to the community, particularly to youth
Vladislav Gregurek For service to the tourist and hospitality industry
Nicanora Growns For service to the Filipino community
Thomas Philip Grundy For service to education and multicultural affairs
Gordon Talbot Gunn For service to the arts, particularly as a pipe organ builder and player
Jack Vernon Guye For service to local government and to the community
John Edmond Haddad For service to the community.
Gregory Francis Hamilton For service to people with hearing and visual disabilities
Peter Keith Harten For service to the Trade Union movement
Lillian Marjorie Florence Hawke For service to the community
John Graham Hawley For service to local government and to the community
Pamela Moira Hayes For service to nursing and midwifery education
Bernhard Elizabeth Heiden For service to lawn bowls and to youth
Maria Heymans For service to art
Frederick Harley Hillier MBE For service to veterans
Eric Hind For service to local government and to the community
Joan Rita Hoffman For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Earle Samuel Hoffman For service to the Jewish community
Frederic Keith Davenport Howard For service to the community
Henry Humphris-Clark For service to surf life saving
Peter John Hunter For service to photography.
Kevin Robert Hutchinson For service to the community particularly through the restoration of historic river boats.
Francis Patrick Aloysius Hyde MBE For service to Rugby League football and to the media.
Ian Lindsay Irwin For service to the Australian bicentennial celebrations, particularly through the Castrol World Car Rally.
William George Jameson For service to people with intellectual disabilities.
Margaret Rose Jobson For service to the welfare for the aged.
Major Elizabeth Pearl Johnson For service to community welfare, particularly through the Salvation Army.
Councillor Thomas Edward Johnston For service to local government and to the community.
Thomas Henry Jones For service to the Western Australian Parliament, to the trade union movement and to the welfare of the elderly.
Fiorenza Jones For service to the Italian community.
Paraskevas Perry Kailis For service to the Greek community.
Gwen Kemmis MBE For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Marjory Kent For service to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Enid Ethel Kerr For service to social welfare, particularly through Life Line.
Noel George Langley For service to soccer, particularly as a junior coach.
Ruth Isobel Langley For service to community health, particularly through the Asthma Foundation of South Australia
Barry Michael Lee For service to industry, particularly in the area of fire protection
John Charles Lewis-Driver For service to veterans
Marcus Linton For active involvement in several community groups including the Commando Association (since 1960); Norman Park Methodist Church, Coorparoo and District RSL, Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal; and Blue Nursing Appeals
Raymond Cecil James Little For service to cricket administration
Donald George Macdonald For service to horticulture
Nancy Florence MacIvor For service to the community
John Dight Mackay For service to local government and to the community
Bruce Malcolm Mackie For service to the welfare of the aged and to Legacy
Dr Sheena Dawson MacLeod For public service, particularly to public health
Francis George Makepeace For service to the community
Muriel Doreen Markey For service to the community
Dr Betty Jean Harvard Marks For service to medicine and to the community
Pamela Howard Marsh For service to physiotherapy
Colonel John Henry Marsh MBE For service to the community
Richard Paul Marshall For public service.
Ruth Lena Mataitis For service to migrant assistance
Brenda Olive Matthews For service to the arts, particularly to porcelain painting
Janice Mary May For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Louis Benedict Joseph McGovern For service to education
Margaret Edna McGregor For service to the community, particularly to the foster grandparent scheme
William John McKenzie For service to local government and to the community
Stanley Bruce McKenzie For service to the community
Deaconess Mavis Jean McKinnon For service to religion
Donald McKnight For service to ice skating
Pamela Mary McLean For service to surf life saving
Cedric Haig McLean For service to scouting
Rae McLintock For service to education
David George McQuitty For public service
Roberta McRae For service to migrant assistance
Abraham Charles Mellick For service to the community
Mary Merlin For service to Aboriginal welfare and to the community
Jack Howard Mills For public service
John William Mills For service to the community and to veterans
Ursula Merle Modder For public service, particularly to early childhood education
Sister Marie Therese Morganti For service to education
Thelma Isobel Morris For service to people with intellectual disabilities
Lillian May Mouatt For service to people with intellectual disabilities
John Robert Moulton For service to the Australian Bicentennial celebrations, particularly the Sydney Australia Day celebrations and fireworks display
Kevin Lesley Myers For service to life saving
Alexander Gilmour Nason MBE For service to the agricultural show movement
Mary Isabel Catherine Newman For service to the retail fashion industry
Leslie Gilbert Newton For service to veterinary science and to the community
Clare Mary O'Connor For service to the community
Edward (Terry) Oppy For service to the community and to soccer
Dean (Rocky) Page For service to the community and to country music
Graeme Ogilvy Paton DFC For service to the community
Harold Peden For service to the Trade Union movement
Angela Maria Pedicini For service to the community
Neville Bruce Perrin For service to the welfare of the aged
John Frederick Peters For service to judo
William Robert Pfitzner For service to the community
Rita Mavis Phillips For service to nursing
Emily Elizabeth Powell For service to the community, particularly through the Bankstown Hospital Auxiliary
Joan Eleanor Prior For service to the community and to music
James Weir Quaite For service to hockey
Anthony Rafty For service to the media as a cartoonist
Allan Walter Ransley For service to the community
Garry Edward Richards For service to youth
Dorothy Richards For service to the arts, particularly for the Parliament House Embroidery
Paddy Roe For service to Aboriginal welfare
Mary Beatrice Russell For service to the Girl Guides Association
Anthony Joseph Ryan For service to the Australian Wool Corporation as a senior shearing coach
Lucy Ruby Saini For service to the community
Kenneth William Sandoe For service to the community
Geza Francis Kim Santow For service to the community
Herbert Edward Scotford For service to the community, to arts and to the media
Francis Desmond Seton For service to the baking industry
Councillor George Edward Shill For service to local government and to the community
Pinhkham Simmalavong For service to the Lao/Indo-Chinese community
Ross Lincoln Simpson DFC For service to the community
Peter Charles Sims For service to conservation and to the environment
Margaret Jane Sivyer For service to the community
Bernard Zdzislaw Skarbek For service to the Polish community
Henry Robert Slaney For service to primary industry
Winifred Bullot Smith For service to nursing education
Alan Samuel Smith For service to local government
Richard Gordon Spinks For service to swimming, particularly rehabilitative hydrotherapy
Miroslav Srdarov For service to the Yugoslav community and to local government
Arthur Exley Stephenson For service to primary industry, and to road safety through the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland
Neil Stephen Sullivan For service to local government and to the community
Stephen James Tazewell For service to the community, to conservation and to local history
David Albert Thompson For service to Legacy
Sybil Thornton For service to people with disabilities
Margaret Ruth Tindale For service to conservation and the environment
David Morgan Tuckerman For service to the community
Dr Raoul De Crespigny Tunbridge For service to medicine and to the Victorian State Disaster Plan
Shirley Wrathall Twist For service to the community
Ignatius William Tyquin For service to Rugby League football
Jean Azile van Nooten BEM For service to children with visual and hearing disabilities
Georgina Alma Venville For service to the community and to local government
Councillor Robert Gardner Walker For service to primary industry, particularly sheep breeding
Geoffrey Roy Walker For public service
Maureen Anne Walsh For service to the community
Nicholas Anthony Ronald Waterlow For service to the arts
Alfred Thomas Webb For service to the community, particularly through the United Hospital Auxiliaries
Annie Isabel Wellington For service to the community
John Douglas Frederick West For service to the Victoria State Emergency Service
George Albert Westcott BEM For service to the community
James Abbot McNeil Whistler For service to the community and to local government
Dudley Lyle Whittington For service to commerce and property development
Richard James Whittington For public service
Walter Frederick Widdeson For service to the West Australian Axemen's League
Kenneth Arthur Williams For service to lawn bowls
Betty Louise Reading Willis For service to the Returned Services League Women's Auxiliaries
Jack Reginald Willis For service to veterans
Percy Ross Wills For service to veterans
Arthur Frank Wilson For service to the community
Hazel Mary Wilson For service to Aboriginal support services
Robert Irving Winter-Irving For service to Nagambie Bush Nursing Hospital
William Louis Wonder For service to youth and to international relations
Gerald Albert William Worsell For service to the Sports Union of the University of New England
Alan James Wright For service to the community
Patricia Carrie Wright For service to swimming
Malcolm John Yeo RFD* For service to education and aviation training for young people
Evelyn Eleanor Young For service to the community and to women's affairs
John Fitzgerald Yuncken For service to maritime history

Military Division

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Branch Recipient Citation Notes
Navy Chief Petty Officer Frederick Ian Baker For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the maintenance of Guided Missile Destroyers [1]
Lieutenant Peter John Dermot Mitchell For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Senior Marine Technical Hull Sailor in HMAS Success
Warrant Officer Michael John Stubbs For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Administrative Staff Officer at the Supply School in HMAS Cerberus
Chief Petty Officer Peter Mark Tyler For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Staff Officer Shipborne Lifesaving and Survival Equipment to the Directorate of Naval User Requirements
Army Warrant Officer Class One Peter James Bruce For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of 8th/12th Medium Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Russell Don Campbell For service to the Australian Army as RSM of 8th Brigade
Warrant Officer Class One Graham William Docksey For service to the Australian Army as the RSM of Logistic Command
Warrant Officer Class One Roger Paul Gillis For service to the Australian Army in the field of Electronic Warfare
Warrant Officer Class One Bernard John Johnson For service to the Australian Army as Squadron Sergeant Major 103rd Signal Squadron
Warrant Officer Class One Kenneth Norman Johnston For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of Land Command Battle School
Warrant Officer Class One Alan Raymond Kelb For service to the Australian Army in the field of apprentice training
Warrant Officer Class One David Meehan For service to the Australian Army in the field of training
Warrant Officer Class Two Roger Sidney William Payne For service to the Australian Army as Supervisor Physical Training at the Infantry Centre
Warrant Officer Class One Shane Bradley Purdon For service to the Australian Army as the Warrant Officer Supervisor, Construction with Regional Engineer Liverpool
Warrant Officer Class One Clem William Russell For service to the Australian Army as Regimental Sergeant Major of the 31st Battalion, the Royal Queensland Regiment
Warrant Officer Class One Keith Wayne Spence For service to the Australian Army as a Training Development Warrant Officer at the Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps Centre, Directorate of Personal Computing, Personnel Branch, Department of Defence (Army Office)
Captain Anthony Charles Turner For service to the Australian Army in the field of training
Warrant Officer Class Two Clarence Arthur Whitehorn For service to the Australian Army in the field of communications and cryptographic accounting
Air Force Flight Sergeant Joseph Anthony For service to the RAAF as a technician with the Aircraft Engineering Division at HQ Support Command
Warrant Officer Garry Edward Eldridge For service to the RAAF as the technical supervisor at No 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit
Flight Sergeant Gary Edward Glazier For service to the RAAF in the Technical Airmen Manning Cell, Directorate of Personnel Airmen
Warrant Officer John Murray Hansen For service to the RAAF as the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of No.2 Airfield Defence Squadron, RAAF Base Amberley
Flight Sergeant Alexander James McCabe For service to the RAAF as Assistant Caterer, Base Support Wing, Darwin
Pilot Officer David James McCann For service to the RAAF as a Load-Master Instructor at No.5 Squadron, RAAF Base, Fairbairn

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h "Australia Day 1990 Honours List" (PDF). Governor-General of Australia. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
  2. ^ "Announcing and presenting awards". www.pmc.gov.au. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Retrieved 2019-01-15.
  3. ^ a b c "Australia Day Honours". Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995). 1990-01-26. p. 4. Retrieved 2019-01-15.