Queenslanders honoured in the Australia Day 2024 Honours List

AC

Professor

Lorraine Ann

Mazerolle

For eminent service to education, to the social sciences as a criminologist and researcher, and to the development of innovative, evidence-based policing reforms.

AC

Professor

Deborah Jane

Terry AO

For eminent service to tertiary education as an institutional leader and academic, to the strengthening of higher education through collaboration and innovation, and to the community.

AO

Emeritus Professor

Deborah Gale

Theodoros

For distinguished service to community health, to rehabilitation sciences, and to tertiary education.

AM

Professor

Arthur Bruce

Abernethy

For significant service to education in the field of health and behavioural science.

AM

Mr

Adrian Samuel

Carson

For significant service to Indigenous health through research and development programs.

AM

Dr

Robert Robin

Cooke OAM

For significant service to pathology, and to professional organisations.

AM

Ms

Joan

Cordell

For significant service to business, and to the community.

AM

Ms

Jennifer Ann

Cullen

For significant service to people with disability, and to the community through a range of roles.

AM

Ms

Julia Helen

Davison

For significant service to children, to youth, and to the community.

AM

Ms

Bronwyn Elizabeth

Edinger

For significant service to the performing arts through administrative roles.

AM

Ms

Loreta Giuseppina

Fin

For significant service to music, to education, and to professional associations.

AM

Dr

Vicki Jane

Flenady

For significant service to medical research, particularly in the field of perinatal mortality.

AM

Professor

Gail

Garvey

For significant service to Indigenous health, and cancer research.

AM

Associate Professor

Carmel Mary

Hawley

For significant service to kidney medicine as a researcher, clinician and mentor.

AM

Mr

David Barry

Kerrigan

For significant service to volunteer and social welfare organisations, and regional rugby league.

AM

Dr

Helen Louise

MacGillivray

For significant service to mathematics and statistics education.

AM

Mr

Jeffrey Douglas

Maclean

For significant service to the community through a range of organisations.

AM

Professor

Neal William

Menzies

For significant service to science, and to tertiary education.

AM

Mr

Nicholas Stephen

Moore

For significant service to the aquaculture sector.

AM

Associate Professor

Julie Ann

Mundy

For significant service to medicine, particularly cardiothoracic surgery, and to professional associations.

AM

Mrs

Patricia

Neely

For significant service to community health, and to the community.

AM

Professor

Donna Lee

Pendergast

For significant service to tertiary education.

AM

Mr

Douglas

Porter

For significant service to education, and to the Anglican Church in Australia.

AM

Mr

Alan John

Sparks AM (Mil) BEM

For significant service to apprenticeship and vocational training, and to veterans.

AM

Associate Professor

David Henry

Thomson

For significant service to dentistry, particularly in the field of prosthodontics.

AM

Mrs

Beverley Anne

Trivett

For significant service to community health through brain cancer research.

OAM

Ms

Belinda Maree

Adams

For service to community health.

OAM

Mr

Craig

Bennett

For service to broadcast media as an entertainment journalist.

OAM

Ms

Elizabeth Murray

Bourne

For service to orienteering, and to conservation and the environment.

OAM

Ms

Suzanne Marion

Bowen

For service to women, and to dragon boating.

OAM

Ms

Terri Rae

Brabon

For service to the theatrical arts.

OAM

Mrs

Laraine

Brennan

For service to the community through a range of roles.

OAM

Mrs

Joan Dorothy

Brotherton

For service to lawn bowls.

OAM

Dr

Paul David

Browning

For service to education.

OAM

Mr

Raymond Valentine

Byrnes

For service to the community of Yungaburra.

OAM

Dr

Ian Bruce

Cameron RFD

For service to medicine, and to community music.

OAM

Mr

Hume Kenneth

Campbell

For service to the maritime industry.

OAM

Mr

Patrick Francis

Carroll

For service to community health, and to athletics.

OAM

Mr

David John

Chalk

For service to veterans and their families, and to the community.

OAM

Mr

Eddie

Chung

For service to the community through social welfare organisations, and to business.

OAM

Ms

Nicole Louise

Cleary

For service to animal welfare.

OAM

Councillor

Janet Louise

Clifford

For service to women in local government, and to the community of the Whitsundays.

OAM

Mr

John Francis

Compton

For service to the community of Yungaburra.

OAM

Pastor

Philip Milton

Cutcliffe

For service to the community, particularly through the church.

OAM

Mr

Arthur

De Main

For service to equestrian sports.

OAM

Ms

Anne Rochelle

Doherty

For service to medical administration, and to the community.

OAM

Ms

Donisha Marie

Duff

For service to the community through a range of organisations.

OAM

Mr

Kevin Michael

Fitzpatrick

For service to the community through a range of roles.

OAM

Mr

John Norman

Gallimore

For service to business, and to the community.

OAM

Mr

Alexander

Garlin

For service to veterans and their families.

OAM

Ms

Marjorie Ann

Gerlinger

For service to the community through a range of roles.

OAM

Mr

Gary Marsden

Golding

For service to science in the field of chemistry.

OAM

Mr

Paul

Grimshaw

For service to conservation and the environment.

OAM

Professor

Paul David

Harpur

For service to people with disability.

OAM

Dr

Brian Arthur

Hoepper

For service to education.

OAM

Mr

William

Humble

For service to the community of Stanthorpe.

OAM

Ms

Peta Elizabeth

Jamieson

For service to community health, and to business.

OAM

Councillor

Winston Evans

Johnston

For service to local government, and to the community of the Sunshine Coast.

OAM

Mrs

Dianne

Leggo

For service to women through Zonta International.

OAM

Associate Professor

Zarnie

Lwin

For service to medicine in the field of neuro-oncology.

OAM

Professor

Clifford John

Mallett

For service to sport as a coach, and to tertiary education.

OAM

Mrs

Kathleen

Marshall

For service to the Indigenous community of Mount Isa.

OAM

Mr

Kenneth Brian

Martin

For service to community music.

OAM

Mr

Jeffrey Grant

Maurice

For service to veterans, and to business.

OAM

Dr

Christine Anne

McConnell

For service to medicine through a range of roles.

OAM

Dr

Judith Marilyn

McKay

For service to the museums and galleries sector.

OAM

Mrs

Rosemary Cochrane

McLeod

For service to historical preservation, and to the community.

OAM

Mr

Colin Francis

Meng

For service to the community through a range of organisations.

OAM

Mr

John Charles

Moran

For service to the communities of Mount Isa and Karumba.

OAM

Ms

Catherine

Mundy

For service to music as a performer, and to choral music.

OAM

Mrs

Carmel Patricia

Murdoch

For service to the community of Maryborough.

OAM

Ms

Kathleen Elizabeth

Neehouse

For service to youth through Girl Guides.

OAM

Mr

James Allan

Niven

For service to the building and construction industry.

OAM

Mrs

Bernadette Margaret

O'Neill

For service to rugby league, and to the community.

OAM

Mrs

Barbara Joan

Page-Hanify

For service to people with intellectual disability.

OAM

Mr

Morgan Benn

Parker

For service to business.

OAM

Mr

Rhian Patrick

Patching

For service to people with disability, particularly through sport.

OAM

Ms

Barbara Josephine

Power

For service to child welfare organisations.

OAM

Mr

Allen

Reed

For service to the community of Maroochydore.

OAM

Professor

Michael David

Reilly

For service to the community through a range of organisations.

OAM

The late Mrs

Dorothy Ann

Robert

For service to community health.

OAM

The late Mr

David Patrick

Robson

For service to aviation.

OAM

Mr

Donald Kenneth

Rogers

For service to school sport, and to education.

OAM

Ms

Thelma (Tess) Marion

Rowley

For service to community social welfare.

OAM

Mr

Timothy William

Ryan BM

For service to surf lifesaving, and to the community.

OAM

Mr

Brian Robert

Short

For service to secondary education.

OAM

Ms

Susan

Smith

For service to the visual arts as an artist and administrator.

OAM

Mr

Colin Sidney

Sparkes

For service to surf lifesaving, and to rugby league.

OAM

Dr

David

Stabler

For service to orthopaedic surgery.

OAM

Mr

Jay

Turner

For service to music as a performer.

OAM

Mr

Michael Geoffrey

Turner

For service to the community of the Gold Coast region.

OAM

Dr

Margaret Louise

Ward PSM

For service to the building industry.

OAM

The late Reverend

Donald Graham

Whebell

For service to the Uniting Church in Australia.

OAM

Ms

Jennifer

Woodward

For service to the broadcast media, particularly to television.

OAM

Dr

Matthew Thomas

Young

For service to community health.

PSM

Dr

Peter John

Aitken

For outstanding public service during COVID-19 to Queensland's emergency health response and to the field of disaster management.

PSM

Mrs

Mary Narrida

Campbell

For outstanding public service to vocational education and training in Queensland.

PSM

Associate Professor

David William

Cartwright

For outstanding public service to Queensland in the field of neonatal medicine.

PSM

Mr

Darren

Cleland

For outstanding public service to regional and rural communities in Queensland.

PSM

Dr

Allison

Crook

For outstanding public service during COVID-19 to animal welfare and the protection of biosecurity in Queensland.

PSM

Ms

Tracey Leanne

Graham

For outstanding public service to the community of Pormpuraaw.

PSM

Dr

Andrew Kenneth

Johnson

For outstanding public service through leadership in developing and stewarding Australia’s capability in the environmental and physical sciences.

PSM

Mr

David Llewellyn

Meredith

For outstanding public service to public prosecutions in Queensland.

PSM

Mr

Dennis John

Walsh

For outstanding public service to transport and road safety in Queensland.

APM

Inspector

Lynne Angela

Asher

APM

Chief Superintendent

John Mario

Bosnjak

APM

Sergeant

Patricia Ann

Brennan

APM

Superintendent

Peter David

Brewer

APM

Detective Senior Sergeant

Paul Leonard

Fletcher

APM

Chief Superintendent

Chris Andrew

Hodgman

APM

Superintendent

Shane Michael

Holmes

APM

Inspector

Brett Page

Jackson

APM

Detective Chief Superintendent

Roger Alexander

Lowe

APM

Detective Superintendent

Andrew Peter

Massingham

APM

Sergeant

Lesley Marlane

Walker

APM

Senior Sergeant

Stephen

Wyatt

AFSM

Mr

Simon Nicholas

Ball

AFSM

Mr

David John

Heck

AFSM

Mr

Paul

Mardon

AFSM

Assistant Commissioner

Gary David

McCormack

AFSM

Mr

Colin Ross

Santacaterina

ASM

Mr

Kevin John

Homer

ASM

Ms

Erin Maree

Saltmarsh

ESM

Mr

Mark Edward

Dole

ESM

Mr

Brian John

Higgins

ESM

Mr

Andrew Paul

McNeilly

ESM

Mr

Colin Denis

Neil OAM

ESM

Mrs

Susan Maree

Neil OAM

ACM

Ms

Renee Natalie

Rieson

ACM

Mr

Geoffrey Phillip

Robins

ACM

Mr

Stephen Glen

Wright

CSC

Brigadier

Mark Norman

Armstrong

For outstanding achievement as Commander Joint Task Group 629.3 on Operation FLOOD ASSIST 2022 from April 2022 to December 2022.

CSC

Petty Officer

Gillian Louise

Bryant

For outstanding achievement as a member of the Royal Australian Navy Sea Training Group Defence Cooperation Program.

CSC

Lieutenant Colonel

Alana

Burkitt

For outstanding achievement as an Australian Defence Force Officer while seconded to the Office of National Intelligence’s Joint Analysis Team.

CSC

Air Commodore

Scott Matthew

Parry AM

For outstanding achievement in strategic air mobility sustainment as the Officer Commanding Heavy Air Lift Systems Program Office.

CSC

Lieutenant Colonel

Jonathan David

Pollard

For outstanding achievement as Staff Officer Grade One 12th Chief Engineer Works Capability Implementation Team and Commanding Officer 12th Chief Engineer Works.

CSC

Lieutenant Colonel

Benjamin Lytton

Watson

For outstanding achievement as an Operational Planner for the Indo-Pacific Integrated Operations Team and lead planner in Headquarters Joint Operations Command for developing an Australian Defence Force operational contingency plan.

CSM

Captain

Jackson Harris

Cail

For meritorious achievement as the Construction Officer and Infrastructure Program Manager, Defence Cooperation Program, Papua New Guinea.

CSM

Warrant Officer Class One

Nigel Roy

Dobson

For meritorious achievement in the field of signals planning, and the development and implementation of survivable telecommunication networks.

CSM

Captain

Nicholas Paul

Goldsworthy

For meritorious achievement in explosive ordnance operational training at the Defence Explosive Ordnance Training School for the Australian Defence Force.

CSM

Warrant Officer Class Two

Benjamin James

Kilgour

For meritorious achievement as the Senior Enlisted Advisor and Operations Warrant Officer deployed to Headquarters Middle East on Operation ACCORDION from July 2022 to January 2023.

CSM

Lieutenant Colonel

James Thomas

Pidgeon

For meritorious achievement as the Formation Operations Officer and Chief of Staff within the 16th Aviation Brigade.

CSM

Warrant Officer Class One

Sean Heinz

Weber

For devotion to duty as the Regimental Artificer Sergeant Major of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment.