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4 hc Subneg Horning eralb MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1998 HtllltiiteilHIitiihftWIilini The judge who seeks justice on the frontline wn mstmimml Hiv 1 1 i 1 1 tflfflll ItiTlftft f'l ti trrnt-rt if I J)V I Will Ml4 It nliwjt lke -irraK-JV f-r- HTH' flu a tii-Hi i i w.n- ft i a 1 1 tJh n-t mmim mmm VJ tf 4 i i i ui s-iIh i 11? .) 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ijutuiuu I tut eti lV4Vt' tOUIB Jl 'ftlC 'Hl'-' fWf r-'r Robert Edward Charles CURE, Hobart Service to community. Faye Gloria GARDAM, Port Sored Service to community. Ronald Douglas HALL, Glenorchy Service to welfare of veterans and to community. Lyndon Clifford HARRIS, New Norfolk Service to sport. Shirley Anne HOLLOWAY, Flinders Island Service to community.

Paul Douglas HOPE, New Town Service to welfare of veterans. Ellen Kathleen NASH, Hobart Service to women. Dr Ian Douglas NICHOLS, Wynyard Service to community. John Anthony SAUNDERS, Grindehvald Service to people with impaired vision, and to community. Charles Redmond SMITH, Launceston Service to community.

James Maxwell SMITH, AFSM, Stanley Service to community. The Rev Ronald Douglas STANCOMBE, Kings Meadows Service to Anglican Church and to community. Wallace Charles SUTHERLAND, Glenorchy Service to veterans. VICTORIA OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Emeritus Professor Mollie Elizabeth HOLMAN, Mont Albeit Service to scientific research and to education and university administration. Graeme Julian SAMUEL, Toorak Service to community.

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Alexander William ARBUTHNOT, Nambrok via Rosedale Service to landcare and management of natural resources, and to the dairy industry. Stella AXARUS, Beaumaris Service to community, to business and to children with special needs. James Edward BARRY, MBE, Jolimont Service to sport Janet CALVERT-JONES, South Yarn Service to children with hearing impairments, and to community. Dr Gwenda Beed DAVEY, Cauhleld Service to protection and preservation of Australia's traditional folklore and folklife. Dr Joseph EPSTEIN, Carlton Vw Service to medicine.

George William Camrthers EWAN, North Balwyn Service to vocational education and training, and to community. Prue GILLIES, Hawthorn Vk Service to education and to community. Joseph Hamilton MARSHALL, Hawthorn -Service to people with hearing impairments. Ian McKay MILNE, Mt Eliza Service to social welfare and international relations. change." Justice Einfeld, 58, is the son of the late NSW MP Syd Einfeld, hose life did much to inspire the younger Einfeld's idealism.

Marcus attended Sydney Boy's High and Sydney University and practised for 20 years at the Sydney bar. He has served as chairman of Legal Resources International Inc, a non-Government organisation funded by lawyers and such bodies as the World Bank and Commonwealth Secretariat, hich is dedicated to advising dev eloping countries on establishing proper systems for democracy and justice. He has advised the Palestinians on how to establish a legislative council and negotiated with the likes of Yasser Arafat. He witnessed deficiencies such as the lack of reference books which the Palestinians could refer to and has helped establish their library. He went to Bosnia during the fighting, visited refugee camps and realised that peace could never be achieved until the war criminals were brought to trial.

He was not immune from danger. One morning his driver woke him at 530 am and told him it as time to get out because it was "missile Justice Einfeld believes fundamental injustice in the world cannot be eliminated unless there is "attitudinal Political change, such as in South Africa, will not work, in his view, unless people at the grassroots lev el realise there is a problem and seek to redress it as individuals. ORDER OF AUSTRALIA QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY 1998 VICTORIA COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Professor Antony Wilks BURGESS, Camber-well Vic Service to scientific research and clinical medicine. Richard PRATT, AO, Kew Vic Service to community, business, cultural life and to philanthropy. NEW SOUTH WALES COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No AC'S in NSW.

OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Professor Yvonne Edna COSSART, Greenwich NSW Service to medicine. Justice Marcus Richard FJNFELD, Federal Court of Australia, Sydney Service to international affairs and to promotion and protection of human rights. Dawn FRASER, MBE, Balmain Service to community. Associate Professor Susan Carol HAYES, University of Sydney Service to community. Dr Judy Isabel HENDERSON, Neutral Bay Service to developing countries and to community.

Anthony James SWEENEY, Hunters Hill Service to community and to finance sector. Professor David John TILLER, Lindfield -Service to medicine. MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Marco BELGIORNO-ZEGNA, Vaucluse Service to engineering. Marcus Charles BLACKMORE, Balgowlah Service to business, industry, and community. Michael Glenn CHUGG, Kings Cross Service to music and performing arts.

Helen Margaret COLMAN, Balmain Service to arts administration. Lorraine CRAPP, Pacific Palms Service to sport and community. Bruce Ian DICKSON, Turranturra Service to sport. John Douglas DONOGHUE, Edgecliff Service to sport. Michael Bernard EASSON, Strathfield Service to community.

Anne Mary Ross FAIRBAIRN, Woohahra Service to Australian literature. Lady Renee GEORGE, Vaucluse Service to community. Dr Eric GROSS, Drummoyne Service to music. Emeritus Professor James Seymour HAGAN, Austinmer Service to higher education. David Anthony HARLEY, Greenwich Service to environmental management and accountability.

Jean HAY, Fairlight Service to community. Dr Arnold Leighton HUNT, Pennant Hills Service to athletics. Professor Graham Allen JOHNSTON, Roseville Service to science. Clive Raymond (Kim) JONES, Queanbeyan Service to development of business relations with Japan and France, and to disarmament Wallace Macarthur KING, Woolwich Service to construction industry. Dr William Alexander LAND, RFD, AE, Fairlight Service to medicine.

Professor Roger Alexander LAYTON, Bayview Service to marketing, research and teaching. Michael Leslie MARX, Bondi Junction Service to community. John Edgar MINSON, Tamworth Service to country music and to entertainment industry. Emeritus Professor Hugh Whitelaw PHI LP, Mosman Service to education. Ian Henry PIKE, Elizabeth Bay Service to law and the community.

Associate Professor Kevin Albert RICKARD, RFD, Frenchs Forrest Service to medicine. Cyril Joseph ROWE, Unanderra Service to advancement of greyhound racing. Dr Fenton George SHARPE, West Pennant Hills Service to education. William SIMPSON, Clontarf Service to administration. Emeritus Professor Robert Henry SMITH, Ballina Service to advancement of tertiary education.

David Welsford SMITH ERS, Pymble Service to community. Ms Maggie TABBERER, Woolloomooloo Service to community and to advancement of fashion industry. Professor David Lawrence TRIMM, Watsons Bay Service to research and teaching. Judith Mary WHITE, Scone Service to community. Dr Ehrood Curtin ZIMMERMAN, Tura Beach Service to entomology.

MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) James Ashley AUK EN, Orchard Hills -Service to community. John Gilbert ANDERSON, Norfolk Island -Service to conservation. Pauline ARNOLD, Orange Service to community. "Berry" Beresford Francis Garnet ARTHUR, Katoomba Service to veterans. Arthur BEASLEY, Bowral Service to community.

John BERTRAM, Hamilton South Service to community. The Rev William Arthur James BROWN, Lambton Service to community. Clare May BRYSON, Wauchope Service to community. Brian Patrick BUGGY, Wahroonga Service to music. June Mary BULUVANT, Greystanes Service to community.

Peter CARNE, Manly Service to youth. Arthur Aktysius C0MMERF0RD, Junction Hill Service to community. Ernest Alexander CORK, Dorrigo Service to community. Jennifer Mary CREW, Armidale Service to community. John Frederick CROWTHER, Monaltrie via Lismore Service to local government and community.

Noel David CULLANE, Canowindra Service to community. Sylvester Claude DAVEY, South West Rocks Service to community. Stuart Henry DIBLEY, Adamstown Heights Service to veterans and to community. Thomas John DOYLE, Watsons Bay Service to business and commerce. Tjerk Carolus DUSSELDORP, Edgecliff -Service to education and to community.

George Sawas ELEFTHERIADES, Rosebery Service to Greek and wideT community. Dr Robert Cecil ENGLEBRECHT, Cooma -Service to rural medicine, corrective services and community. Brian William ESLER, Albury Service to community. Harold Percy EVANS, Coffs Harbour Service to music. Ronald Douglas FARADAY, Belmont Service to swimming and to community.

Dawn Lillian FERGUSON, Cheltenham -Service to community. Pauline Frances FORBUTT, Young Service to swimming. Thomas Patrick FOSTER, Mandurama Service to community. Stanley Max Paul FOWLER, Monteagle Service to heavy horse industry. Henry James FOX, Berowra Heights Service to community.

Ian Leslie FUZZARD, Berrigan Service to community. John Andrew GLOVER, Bowning Service to local government and to community. Sister Carmel Mary HANSON, Adamstown Service to social welfare. Dr Scott HARBISON, Mittagong Service to community. Katherine Osborne HARRISON, Nowra Service to community.

John Norris HENRY, Turramurra Service to aged. Athol Harold HETHERINGTON, Temora Service to community. Donald Kingston HONES, Stanmore Service to Pacific Islander community. Dr Gregory David HOTCHKIS, Eastwood Service to development of special educational. Peter Gordon HOWARTH, Nundle Service to community.

Alan Noel HUDSON, Cortette NSW Service to community. Jade HURLEY, Carool Service to entertainment industry and to community. Keith James IRWIN, Padstow Service to veterans. Alfred Brian Maxwell JAMES, Wahroonga Service to community and to cricket Elizabeth Norma KEAN, Dural Service to community. Alan Blair KELL, Strathfield Service to church and community.

John Patrick KENNEDY, Blakehurst Service to agricultural education, to sheep and wool industries, and to community. Betty Lurline KRUSE, Lismore Service to community health. Terrence John LAMB, Abbotsbury Service to sport and to community. Roy Esmond LAW, Gunnedah Service to community. The Very Rev Graeme Russell LAWRENCE, Newcastle Service to Anglican Church and to community.

Iris May LAWRENCE, Newcastle Service to community. Sister Marie Bemarde MADIGAN, Woolwich Service to arts. Jane MAGOWAN, Darlinghurst Service to arts. William Leonard MARR, Northbridge Service to primary industry. Raymond MARRIOTT, Kingsgrove Service to youth and to community.

Sidney Plassy MARSHALL, Beecroft Service to NSW Branch of Ex-Prisoners of War Association and to youth. Charles Kevin McCORMICK, Yagoona Service to community. Kevin Alister McDOUGALL, New Lambton Service to rugby league. William John McMANUS, Yass Service to community. Francis Leo MILLS, Ocean Shores Service to community.

Lorna MOBBS, Coogee Service to community. Peter Thomas MOBBS, Ryde Service to greenkeeping and to lawn bowls. John Osborne MOON, Cowra Service to community. William Thomas John MOYES, Bronte Service to hang gliding. Brian NEBENZAHL, RFD, Wahroonga Justice Einfeld in his chambers made an Officer in the Australia for for service to international affairs and human General Division of the Order of rights.

Photograph by dean sewell By MALCOLM BROWN Justice Marcus Einfeld, Federal Court judge, former president of the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission, has no discomfort about having shed tears 1 1 years ago hen inquiring into causes of a riot at the Toomelah Aboriginal mission in the State's north. The display of emotion made headlines, but the conditions at Toomelah, as elsewhere across the nation, brought widespread publicity and a push for change. Sadly, the injustice was not restricted to that situation or that group of people. Marcus Einfeld has now received the award as Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia, for service to international affairs and the protection of human rights. His campaign for justice has taken him out of the court and into the human rights commission in 1986, here he served four years, and into the international arena to Palestine, the Caribbean, Rwanda and Bosnia.

His concern has been about the disadvantaged, the vulnerable, the oppressed. It has existed throughout the course of history, but addressing it is not so huge that Marcus Einfeld is daunted. "Of course you cannot change the he said. "That does not mean you should withdraw from any effort to improve the lot of as many people as you can. I have devoted my life outside my profession to achieve that Service to publishing and to community.

Geraldine Shirley Dakin NOLAN, Corowa Service to community. Elaine Maude O'BRIEN, Berala Service to community. Albert George Thomas O'CASS, Kellyville Service to horse racing industry. Evelyn Shirley O'DONNELL, Ruse Service to youth. The Rev Father Vincent Benedict O'DONO-GHUE, Waveriey Service to Catholic Church.

Eva Elizabeth OSBORNE, Collaroy Service to youth. Ross Henry George PANTON, Narrabri Service to local government and to community. Robert Edward Charles PARKER, Dubbo Service to community. Geoffrey Mark PEARCE, Warrimoo Service to community. Robert James PEARCE, Beacon Hill Service to music.

Jean Valerie PEARE, Mulgrave Service to netball and to community. AsUey George PEARSE, Wagga Wagga Service to children and adolescents. Stanley Douglas PROSSER, Dapto Service to conservation. Beverley Ann RADMORE, Blacktown Service to nursing. Nita Isobel REED, Taree Service to community.

Thomas Ashton REED, Orange Service to community. John Ashley REEVES, Merewether Service to surf lifesaving movement Enid Leonie ROSS, Randwick Service to community. Gloria Helen SCHULTZ, Cootamundra Service to community. Ivy-May SHEAHAN, Rose Bay Service to community. Valda Marie SILVY, Penrith Service to arts.

Edward Allan SMITH, Cambewarra Service to community. John Richard SPOON ER, North Manly Service to youth. The Most Rev Father Marcos Khella TAWFIK, Bardwell Park Service to religion. William Joseph THOMAS, Walbundrie Service to community and to Australian Rules football. Patricia Madeline TOMPKINS, Cherrybrook Service to ex-service community.

Colleen Patricia WARDELL, Castle Hill -Service to community. Judith Alison WARDEN, North Ryde Service to community. Qqoft So) Dr William Frederick WEBB, Beecroft Service to sport medicine. David George WILLIAMS, Merewether Service to soccer. Beatrice Blanch (Queen ie) WITTE, Figtree Service to community.

Marjorie Wagner WOOD, Bexley Service to youth. Brian Barry WOODS, Banora Point Service to community. Abdul-Majid ZAHRA, Lakemba Service to community. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No AC'S in the ACT. OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Professor Don AITKIN, Canberra Service to higher education and community.

Rex Kenneth Stevenson, Forest Service to international relations. MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Professor Anthony Irvine ADAMS, Holder Service to the community. Joseph LO BIANCO, Aranda Service to the development of language policy and planning. Dr Allan William MARTIN, Reid Service in the field of Australian historiography. Professor Kenneth TAYLOR, Aranda Service to conservation and environment.

MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Marie Constance BOYLE, MBE, Farrer Service to community and to veterans. Dr Mervyn Harold DOOBOV Service to religious and cultural support of Jewish-community. Suzanne Rose DOOBOV Service to religious and cultural support of Jewish community. Shirley Elizabeth FITZGERALD, Fadden Service to community. Michael FOSTER, Ftynn Service to community.

Keith Edward HAWKE, Yarralumla Service to rugby union. Jocelyn Penelope Fancourt HEBBARD, Hughes Service to community. Dr Robert Anthony Neville HENRY, Kenmore Service to international aid. Basil JONES, Mitchelton Service to music. Dr John Philip MASEL, Paddington Service to medicine.

Dr William Russell MORRISON, Clayfield Service to engineering education and export of Australian technology. Dr Dorothy Jane RADFORD, Chermside "Service to medicine. Ronald Edwin RANKIN, Cleveland Service to community. Harry Andrew STANDFAST, Chapel Hill Service to science. Dr Bryan Edmund TODD, Thomlands Service to community health and public service.

MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Richard Ernest ALLCHIN, Golden Beach -Service to community. Brian Joseph ALLOM, Wavell Heights -Service to horseracing industry and community. Noel Fraser ALLOM, Wavell Heights Service, to welfare of veterans, and to fishing. Thomas Stewart ANDREWS, Manly West Service to school sports. Vaivao John Elcombe ANTONIO, Woody Point Service to Pacific Islander and Polynesian communities.

Reginald BECK, Proserpine Service to community. Rodney Neville CULLEN, Bundaberg Service to sugar industry. Linda Iris HALE, South port Service to community. Philip Thomas HENNESSEY, Cleveland Service to local government engineering. Dr Stephen HINCHY, Shailer Park Service to rowing.

Merven Arnold HOPPNER, Wynnum Service to community and to rugby league. Marshall William KROPP, Tuglin Service to community. Anthony MANICAROS, Kuraby Service to ethnic broadcasting. Dorothy MATHISON, Brisbane Service to community. Jean Ayala MOORE, South Side Gympie Service to community.

Colin Harry MORWOOD, Coorparoo Service to community and to Uletta PATTERSON, Alexandra Headland Service to community. Lionel Francis PERRY, Molendinar Service to community. Joan Frances PRIEST, Yeronga Service to literature. Dr Robert James RAWSON, Everton Park Service to youth. Neil Edward REID, West Chermside Service to students with physical or- intellectual impairments.

Clifford Bernard RICHARDS, South Brisbane Service to community. Dr Wendell John ROSEVEAR, St Lucia Service to medicine. George Leslie SCHWENNESEN, Surat Service to community. Frederick Moffat SCOTT, Wavell Heights Service to youth. Norma May SHUTTLEWOOD, Mackay Service to community.

William Barrie STATHAM, Macleay Island Service to community. Beatrice Anne STONE, Fig Tree Pocket Service to youth. Bernard WILLIAMS, Redcl'iffe Service to community. Claris Dulcie WILLIAMS, Monto Serv ice to community. SOUTH AUSTRALIA COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No ACs in South Australia.

OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Patricia Ann CROOK, Stirling Service to small business sector and to trade development Dr Geoffrey Sinclair HEITHERSAY, North Adelaide Service to dentistry. MEMBER (AM) IN THE Pure gold as Dawn celebrates new award ftoF mm June NIXON, Middle Park Service to church music. Marcia Rachael O'KEEFE, Carlton North Service to community. William Murray ROGERS, Brighton Service to food industry. Phillip Harford SCAN LAN, Toorak Service to international relations and to community.

Dr Donald James ST JOHN, Malvern Service to medicine. Dr Neil Anthony STRETEN, Glen Iris Service to science of meteorology. Eileen Mary WATT, Glenhurrtly Service to community. Wilma Elizabeth Forster YOUNG, Cardinia Service to welfare of ex-service personnel, and to community. MEDAL Of THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Ian Bell ALLEN, Seaford Service to rock-n-roll music industry and to youth.

Kathlyn Margaret BALLARD, Kew Vic -Service to fine arts, to arts organisations and to art education. John Andrew BLANCH, Hawthorn Service to people with visual impairments, and to community. Senior Sergeant John Geoffrey BROOKES, Morwell Service to Gippsland Region. Dr Dora Elizabeth BURCHILL, Mooroolbark Service to nursing. Nancy Ellen CARNEY, Service to community.

Mollie CATCHPOLE, Rosebud West Service to community. Alexina Lilian CHALMERS, Portland Service to community. Elizabeth CHAMBERS, Parkville Vic Service to Royal Children's HospitaL Kiu Choi CHENG, Forest Hill Service to Chinese community. Charles Campbell COGHLAN, Alfredton Service to horse racing industry. The Rev Vernon James Kedward COLLINS, Rosebud Service to community.

Professor Maxwell Joseph Lorimer COOKE, Kooyong Service to music education. Yvonne May COWLING, Boronia Service to conservation. Ype Dominicus DE BRUIN, Dandenong Service to Dutch community. George Andrew DERHAM, Glen Iris Service to veterans. Frederick Cullen DYETT, Bendigo Service to real estate industry and to community.

John FITZGERALD, Maribyrnong Service to veterans. Sister Naomi Joyce FOGARTY, Elmore Service to Aboriginal community. John Bernard GAFFNEY, Kew Service to Victorian justice system, to community and to sport. Walter Charles HOPKINS, West Footscray Service to youth and to community. William JONES, Drysdale Service to veterans, to local government and to community.

Keith William JOYCE, Point Lonsdale Service to community. Anatol KAREL, Ringwood North Service to Russian community. Margaret LINTON, Dunolly Service to youth and community. Amelia Dorothy LUDWELL, Armadale Service to welfare of aged people. Alan MACFARLANE, Vermont Service to community.

William Francis McGINTY, Robinvale Service to local government and to communitv. Kenneth Albert McKEOWN, Newtown Service to photography. Peter Stuart MEEKING, Upper Beaconsfield Service to local government, disaster management, Australian Institute of Valuers and Land Economists, and to community. Dr Anne Margaret MUCH, North Balwyn Service to medicine. John Francis MILLER, Brighton Service to people with impaired hearing, and to community.

Janice Blair MORRIS, Surrey Hills Service to education and to disadvantaged youth. Major Heather Joy MOULD EN, East Malvern Service to children, families and youth. Peter John O'RORKE, Lake Bolac Service to community. Joyce Mary POPE, Ash burton Service to community. Major Ian Septimus RAINFORD, (Retired), Toorak Service to community.

Associate Professor Peter John RE1CHEN-BACH, Montmorency Service to physical education and sports science, and to community. Richard John RODDA, Wangaratta Service to South Australian Olympic Council and South Australian Commonwealth Games Association. Henry Holder ROGERS, Horsham Service to community. Frank Thomas STAGG, Wheelers Hid Service to community. Robert SUMMERTON, Doncaster Service to veteran community.

Ailsa Macvey SWAN, Carlton Service to conservation. Thomas Peter SYNAN, Sale Service to community and to local government. Eileen Faith TASKER, North cote Service to performing arts. Thomas William Foster THORPE, Burwood Service to community and to youth. Margaret Forsyth TUCKER, Drysdale Service to establishing and developing blueberry industry.

Nina VALENTINE, Queen scliff Service to community. Donald Henry VALLANCE, Walpeup Service to veterans and to community. Amelia Joan VAN HOUTEN, East Doncaster -Service to community. Edward Roy WHITEHEAD, Mornington -Service to lawn bowls and to community. Leslie Cameron WILLIAMS, Edithvale -Service to conservation, and to local government and community.

Continued Page 5 GENERAL DIVISION Mr John Alexander ANDRE, Millicent Service to beef cattle industry. Sister Jillian Mary HAVEY, North Adelaide Service to education. Sister Patricia Geraldine PAK POY, Renown Park Service to community. Michael Thomas QUINN, Coromandel Valley Service to business and commerce. Brigadier Donald WILLETT, (Ret'd), Walk-erville Service to community.

Associate Professor John Henry WILLIAMSON, Kensington Park Service to medical research. Michael James WILLSON, Kangaroo Island Service to environment, to tourism and to community. His Honour Judge Andrew Bray WILSON, Adelaide Service to law. MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Muriel Paige BARRINGTON, Warradale Service to communitv. Iris Edna CHAR DON, Stirling Service to the Returned and Services League of Australia Women's Auxiliaries, and to community.

Isabelle Hewitt DICKSON, Brighton Service to community. Norman Mons DICKSON, Brighton Service to community. James Frederick EVANS, Salisbury Service to lawn bowls. Dr Uoyd Lindsay Carey EVANS, Myrtle Bank Service to medicine and to community. John HALL, Aberfoyle Park Service to community and to music.

John William HALL, Flagstaff Hill Service to surf lifesaving and to Australian Rules football. Ralph Mervyn LUCAS, Glenelg Service to floriculture. Ilmars LUSIS, Toorak Gardens Service to Latvian community. Dr George Friederich MUTZE, Novar Gardens Service to community. Magdalena NAGY, Hyde Park Service to multiculturalism and to welfare of aged people and disadvantaged youth.

Shirley Ellen O'REILLY, Port Augusta -Service to netball. Penelope Ann PEN HALL, Eden Hills Service to education. Izabella PICHETA, Lockleys Service to Polish community. Dr John Ronald PICKERING, Macclesfield Service to podiatry. John Henry PUTTNAM, Mount Gambier Service to community.

Ene Mai REINPUU, Aberfoyle Park Service to Estonian community. John William SUNNERS, Shirt Service to community. Charles Norman WALLACE, Allendale East Service to communitv and to veterans. George Robert WILLOUGHBY, Henley Beach Service to hockey and to community. Donald John WOON, Loxton Service to community, to local government, and to cricket.

TASMANIA COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No ACs in Tasmania. OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No AOs in Tasmania. MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Michael John KENT, Sandy Bay Service to community and to business and retail industry. MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Elizabeth Lauretta BARRON, Burnie -Service to nursing. Margaret Joan BARTON-JOHNSON, Rosny Park, Service to community.

Harold James BURGESS, Perth Service to advancement of amateur cycling. Elizabeth Mabel CALDWELL, Sandy Bay -Service to Uniting Church and to War Widows Guild. Michael Chugg admits to being "pretty David Lyle PURNELL, Higgins communitv. Service to NORTHERN TERRITORY COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No ACs in the Northern Territory. OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No AOs in the Northern Territory.

MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Michael Weir BARRETT, Darwin Service to community. John Francis RYAN, Alice Springs Service to community. Patrick John UNDERWOOD, Katherine -Service to primary industry and to community. MEDAL OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION (OAM) Albert John ALFORD, Malak Service to community. Mildred Joyce ALFORD, Malak Service to community.

Marjorie Joyce BOWDEN, Alice Springs Service to community health. Anthony Joseph CADET-JAMES, Northlakes Service to road safety. Wendy May JAMES, Fannie Bay Service to community. Paul Otto SITZLER, Alice Springs Service to construction development. Patricia Adeline WILSON, McMinns Lagoon Service to community.

QUEENSLAND COMPANION (AC) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION No ACs in Queensland. OFFICER (AO) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Robert Alan GRICE, Whiteside Service to accountancy profession, to education, and to community. Joseph SARAGOSSI, Herston Service to glass and aluminium industry, and to Jewish community. MEMBER (AM) IN THE GENERAL DIVISION Dimity Ann DORNAN, The Gap Service to children. Community Aid Abroad and Oxfam International chairman Dr Judy Henderson.

The 91 new members of the Order of Australia (AM) include Ms Fraser's fellow 1956 relay gold medallist Ms Lorraine Crapp; Ms Maggie Tab-berer, for services to charity and the fashion industry; the founder of Blackmore's natural health company, Mr Marcus Blackmore, and the landmines campaigner Sister Patricia Geraldine Pak Poy. Among the 259 awarded medals of the Order of Australia (OAM) were Mr Terry Lamb, rugby league champion; the entertainer Mr Jade Hurley; and Victoria's wildlife shelter operator Mrs Yvonne Cowling. As the general manager of The Frontier Touring Company since its formation in 1979, he has organised concerts by many of the world's largest acts: Guns N' Roses, Elton John and Frank Sinatra among them. He has also been a tireless promoter of Australian rock music, using vehicles such as the Australian Contemporary Music Association and his fledgling Pacific Circle Music convention to bolster local artists here and overseas. "I just love it," he said from Frontier's Sydney offices.

"Both the excitement of running huge concerts and the ability to break unknown bands." He said of the honour: "From a personal point of view I haven't really come to grips-with it, but from a music industry point of view it means we are getting somewhere we're being listened to. I see it From Page 1 society, "if you put your head down and set out to really achieve in life then you can do The highest honour, Companion in the Order of Australia (AC), went to two Victorians the cancer researcher Professor Antony Burgess and Mr Richard Pratt, for services to the community, business and philanthropy. The former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Justice Marcus Einfeld, was appointed an officer of the Order of Australia for his promotion and protection of human rights. Other AO appointees included the Opera Australia chairman Mr Graeme Samuel and the former Super isn't it! When you retire you can enjoy two tax-effective income streams instead of one. New rules allow you to make unlimited contributions to a separate tax-effective superannuation fund for your spouse or partner.

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"Yeah, I'm pretty proud of it, but it's really great for mum and dad," joked Mr Chugg, who has been honoured for service to music and the performing arts, particularly in relation to the promotion of Australian artists and fundraising for youth and children's charities. "It'll probably keep them alive for another 10 years." Tasmanian-born Mr Chugg as 16 hen he organised his first pop concert a benefit for his cycling club. The line-up of.rwo local bands, The Dominos and The Thing, earned the club 90 and left Mr Chugg with a sense of excitement he retains at 51. as an award for the industry. I wouldn't have been able to do what I've done without everyone supporting me." Mr Chugg is renowned for harnessing rock for good causes.

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