Order of Australia
The Order of Australia is an order of chivalry established on 14 February 1975 by Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia, to recognise Australian citizens and other persons for achievement or meritorious service. Before the establishment of the order, Australian citizens received British honours.
Order Of Australia People (First 49 people) - Page 0
David Hurley
Governor-General of Australia
Clifton Pugh
Australian artist
Jacques Nasser
American-Australian-Lebanese executive
Thomas B. Fargo
Commanding officer
Michael Jeffery
Former Governor-General of Australia
John Perceval
Australian artist
Jim Molan
Australian Senator
Peter Cundall
Horticulturalist
Joseph Paul Forgas
Social psychologist
Ray Griggs
Navy officer
Helen Quinn
Physicist
Bobby Gibbes
Australian fighter ace
Simone Wilkie
Australian officer
James Goldrick
Historian
William Henderson
American football player
Russ Shalders
Deane Terrell
Rick Burr
Military personnel
Clifton Hoeben
Australian judge
Richard Bomball
Michael van Balen
Frank Hickling
Officer
Kevin Scarce
Former Governor of South Australia
Ash Power
Geoff Shepherd
Anthony Synnot
Donald Chalmers
Commander
Julie Hammer
Australian engineer
Luke Batty
Rosie Batty's son
Ian Chubb
Australian neuroscientist
Alastair Nicholson
Justice
John Baker
Alan Beaumont
Ron Robertson-Swann
Australian Sculptor
Les Fisher
Ray Funnell
Commander
Alex Zelinsky
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Newcastle
Ian MacDougall
Australian naval commander
Linda Corbould
Australian aircraft pilot
Douglas Riding
Senior officer
Tim McOwan
Mike Hindmarsh
Australian military officer
Jessica Rowe
Australian journalist
Jack Pollard
Australian journalist
Vivian Bullwinkel
Australian nurse
Tom Bass
Australian Sculptor
Tony Fraser
Australian public servant
