| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|
| Terence Lewis Addison | For service to the trade union movement | |
| Professor Ken Francis Adkins | For service to dentistry |
| Keith William Allison | For service to the rural community, particularly through rural lands protection boards and the provision of services |
| Robert Edward Joseph Allman, | For service to the performing arts, particularly opera |
| Freddy Argy, | For service to national economic planning |
| Francis Neville Arkell | For service to the local government, New South Wakes parliament and to the community |
| Professor Douglas Kevin Baird | For service to medicine and youth |
| William Robert Ricardo Beggs | For service to primary industry, particularly through the wool industry and the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria |
| Emeritus Professor Alan Reginald Billings | For service to electric and electronic engineering and to education |
| Wendy Blacklock | For service to the performing arts |
| Bennie David Bodna | For service to the community as public advocate for Victoria |
| Ronald Barrie Bodycoat | For service to architecture, heritage and conservation |
| Ruth Wingate Bright | For service to community health through music therapy |
| Gregory John William Bunbury | For service to superannuation administration |
| Winsome Claire Bundey | For service to social welfare and to education |
| Dr Charles Bryan Campbell | For service to medical administration |
| Harold William Caulfield | For service to horticulture |
| Geoffrey Donald Chisholm | For service to the Tasmanian Parliament |
| Geoffrey Elliott Coles | For service to the retailing industry |
| Agathocles Agathocleous Constantine, | For service to the sport of soccer |
| John Arthur Cook | For service to international trade and relations |
| Leonard Edgar Couchman | For service to entomology |
| Margaret Neville Cribb | For service to education and to women's affairs |
| Keith Martin Cys | For service to the trade union movement and to the community |
| Shirley Davies | For service to women's hockey |
| Dr David De Souza | For service to community health |
| Kenneth Spephen Done | For service to art and design and to the tourist industry |
| Joie Elwyn Dwyer | For service to youth, particularly through the Girl Guides Association and to the community |
| Dr Meredith Ann Edwards | For service to social welfare and to education |
| Colonel Nellie Jane Espie, | For service to veterans and nursing |
| Barry Peter Flanagan | For service to the electricity and electrical engineering industry |
| Norman Arthur Gampe | For service to local government |
| Patrick Geraghty | For service to the Seaman's Union of Australia |
| Graham Robert Gregory | For service to horticulture, particularly in the area of viticulture |
| Allan Neville Hall | For public service, particularly in the field of administrative law |
| Hugh Ross Hamilton | For service to the trade union movement and workplace reform |
| Ronald Charles Douglas Hanmer | For service to music and musical education |
| Leonard Norton Hingley | For service to the trade union movement and to the community |
| Warren Michael Horton | For service to librarianship |
| Samuel Edward Keith Hulme, | For service to the law |
| Jessop Basset Grey Hulton | For service to the environment and to tourism |
| The Honourable Alan John Hunt, MLC | For service to the Victorian Parliament |
| Eric Clifton Iles | For service to industrial relations local government and to the community |
| Professor Jorg Imberger | For service to civil engineering and to education |
| Clive James | For service to the media, particularly as a television broadcaster |
| Ronald Lewis Hale Johnson | For service to the community, particularly as Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of New South Wales |
| Dr Desmond Roy Kelly | For service to the mining industry |
| Donald Moreton Kendell | For service to air transport |
| Stepan Kerkyasharian | For service to the ethnic community and to multicultural broadcasting |
| Laurence James Kiernan | For service to the community, particularly through fundraising for charity |
| Dr Patricia Mary Lahy | For service to education |
| Ethel Isabel Lang | For service to the arts, particularly as a radio performer and to the community |
| Robert Raymond Leane | For service to the community |
| Lionel Norman Ledlie | For service to industrial relations |
| Dr Elizabeth Ann Lewis | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of neurosurgery, and to medical administration |
| Dr Thomas Michael Mackenzie Long | For service to medicine, particularly as a surgeon, and to the Royal Flying Doctor Service |
| The Honourable Justice Ray Francis Loveday | For service to community health, particularly through the Asthma Foundation of New South Wales |
| Emeritus Professor Eric Vincent Mackay | For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology |
| Dr Francis Auchline Macnab | For service to religion and as founder of the Cairnmillar Institute |
| Dr Jillian Mary Maling | For service to tertiary education |
| Brother Stanislaus William McGuire | For service to religion and to international relations |
| William Patrick McLennan | For public service |
| Natascha Duschene McNamara, | For service to the Aboriginal community, particularly through the Aboriginal Training and Cultural Institute |
| Lesley Kaye McPaul | For service to education, particularly through the Federation of Parents' and Citizens' Associations |
| John Stanley Raymond Meredith, | For service to the arts, particularly in the collection and preservation of Australian folklore |
| Dr Henry Kazimierz Millicer | For service to the aviation industry, particularly in the field of aeronautical engineering |
| Clinical Associate Professor Paul Sydney Moffitt | For service to medicine particularly in the field of diabetic education |
| Felicity Anne Morrish | For service to the education of children with intellectual disabilities |
| Laurence Conway Muller | For service to the print media as a publisher and bookseller |
| Margaret Anne Nielsen | For service to women's affairs |
| Justin Maurice O'Brien | For service to art |
| Nancy Ethel O'Donnell | For service to children with disabilities, particularly through the Girl Guides' Association |
| Muriel Josephine Pagliano | For service to the community, particularly through the Country Women's Association |
| Peter Joseph Patroni | For service to aviation, particularly through the Aircraft Owners' and Pilots' Association |
| Dr Richard Graham Pembrey | For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of haematology and oncology |
| Sister Therese Marie Pilkington (Sister Paulina) | For service to nursing education and to international relations |
| Dr Richard Maxwell Porter | For service to community health |
| Douglas Gideon Poulter | For public service |
| Valmai Blanche Power | For service to the Aboriginal community |
| Victor Albert Prosser | For service to business and commerce and to the accounting profession in Australia and internationally |
| Albert Forwood Puddy, | For service to the community, particularly employer support for the Reserve Forces |
| Robert Michael Radford | For service to cricket administration |
| Joan Reidy | For service to education for disabled students |
| Dennis John Rose, | For public service |
| Richard Thomas Scott | For service to industrial relations |
| Sheila Winifred Gordon Scotter, | For service to the arts, particularly through fundraising |
| Dr Barrie Pedder Scrivener | For service to medicine, particularly in the field of otolaryngology |
| Berek Robert Segan, | For service to the promotion and support of the arts, particularly through the Castlemaine State Festival |
| Dr John Nathan Segelov | For service to medicine particularly in the field of neurosurgery |
| Philippa Judith Smith | For service to the community, particularly through the formulation of social welfare policies |
| Dr William Albert Snowdon | For service to veterinary science, particularly through the Australian Animal Health Laboratory |
| Dr Bernard Felix Stone | For service to science and to scouting |
| Dr William John McGregor Tegart | For service to science and technology |
| Charles Edward Timothy Terrell | For service to international aid, relations and welfare |
| Dr Richard Frederick Walker | For service to the promotion of literacy, particularly in developing countries |
| Clive Langridge Ward | For service to the community |
| Professor Donald Mathew Waters | For service to education, particularly through the Australian Maritime College |
| Bruce Phillip Webb | For service to the mineral and energy industries |
| Dudley Keith Wilde | For service to architecture |
| Beverley Ann Wills | For service to the community, tourism and to local government |
| Lady Lois Woodward | For service to the community, particularly through the Victorian Hospitals Association and the Royal Women's Hospital |
| Vincent Yovich | For service to Australian rules football administration | |
| Recipient | Citation | Notes |
|---|
| Shirley Elaine Adkins | For service to the Aero clubs, particularly as a competitor and administrator | |
| Hazel Jean Althofer | For service to the conservation and the environment, particularly through the Burrendong Arboretum Trust |
| Graham Frank Andrews | For service to the community, particularly as administrator of the Western Queensland flood appeal 1990 |
| Isobel Mary Annat, | For service to nursing and nursing organisations |
| Anita Beryl Arnold | For service to children with intellectual disabilities |
| Veda Joyce Arrowsmith | For service to the visual arts |
| Monica-Ann Attard | For service to the community as radio correspondent, Moscow |
| Frank Vincent Baden-Powell | For service to the performing arts |
| Lady Edith Maud Badger | For service to the community, particularly through the Meals on Wheels organisation |
| Colin Gordon Ball | For service to the public service |
| Helen Lynnette Bates | For service to community, particularly people suffering from cancer |
| Frederic Henry Bates | For service to the arts as an administrator and artist |
| Joylene Maria Battilana | For service to the Public Service |
| Valerie Chisholm Becher | For service to the community |
| Victor Charles Bell | For service to the community and local government |
| Ingrid Anne Berg | For service to the performing arts, to artists and to charities |
| Jennifer Anne Bermingham | For service to the performing arts as an opera singer |
| Kevin John Berry | For service to the sport of swimming |
| Robena Heather Berry | For service to the aged |
| Cecil Claud Bettens, | For service to veterans |
| Malcolm Robert Blaikie | For service to the community and primary industry |
| Councillor Michael Winston Blyth | For service to local government |
| Lester Joan Brandt | For service to the community as a musician |
| Dorothy Eileen Brewer | For service to the sport of cricket |
| Phyllis Anne Broadway | For service to the arts, particularly as manager of the Castlemaine State Festival |
| Dr Peter Charles Brothers | For service to dentistry through the Australian Dental Association |
| Joyce Alice Brown | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Dorothy May Browne | For service to athletics |
| Patricia Ann Brusasco | For service to the community |
| Percy Alexander Buchanan | For service to the dairy industry |
| Andrew Fergus Buckle | For service to youth, particularly through cricket |
| James Frederick Burke | For service to veterans |
| James William Burton | For service to education, particularly to environmental education |
| Reginald Thomas Butler | For service to sports administration and to the community |
| Graham Alexander Carlisle | For service to surf life saving |
| Martin Dennis Carlson | For service to the community as a fundraiser, particularly for the Royal Children's Hospital Building Foundation |
| Geoffrey Donald Carrington | For service to the sport of water skiing |
| Olive Benita Cash | For service to the community through the National Trust |
| Yvonne Kathleen Cato | For service to veterans |
| Robert Edward Chadwick | For services to the wool industry |
| Francis Charles Chattaway | For service to people with disabilities and to community organisations |
| Robert Charles Clarke | For service to the Public Service |
| Gladys Emily Coleman | For service to youth |
| Lorraine Mavis Collopy | For service to community health, local government and community organisations |
| Raymond Cook | For service to local history |
| Wyndham Oliver Cooper | For service to the hearing impaired |
| Douglas Harold Corben | For service to the community and to local government |
| Robert Joseph Corbridge | For service to people with intellectual disabilities |
| Montague Charles Carrington Cotton, | For service to the timber and wood product industry |
| Roger Maxwell Cowan | For service to the sport of rugby league football |
| Charles William Crowden | For service to the community, particularly to the aged and veterans |
| Sylvia Mary Curley | For service to nursing, to local history and to the National Trust |
| Nanette Mary D'Arcy | For service to Vietnamese and Indo-Chinese migrants |
| Brian Francis D'Arcy | For service to Vietnamese and Indo-Chinese migrants |
| Carissa Leanne Dalwood | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| William Darnell | For service to the community and to tourism |
| Brian John Davey | For service to physiotherapy |
| Lester Lloyd Davies | For service to the Aboriginal community, particularly through the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia |
| Elsie Veronica De Luca-Virgona | For service to children with hearing and sight impairments, particularly through the Lantern Club |
| Eleanor June Dean | For service to St Paul's Cathedral, Rockhampton |
| Alan Geoffrey Dear | For service to the support of laryngectomy patients |
| Keeley Jane Devery | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Patrick Kelvin Dickens | For service to the community and local government |
| Russell Keith Dickens | For service to animal welfare, particularly through the Australian Koala Foundation |
| Ruth Edith Don | For service to the Association of Women's Forum Clubs |
| Nanette Eleanor Dooley | For service to the community |
| Francis Austin Doyle | For service to local history |
| Frederick Morris Doyle | For service to veterans |
| William Robert Drevesen, | For service to sailing and to the community |
| Lyn Jean Drysdale | For service to the Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Support Group |
| Allen Edward Duggan | For service to veterans |
| Mary Margaret Dun | For service to the community |
| Eva Jean Dunlop | For service to the Cystic Fibrosis Association |
| Sister Elizabeth Inez Dunsmore | For service to nursing, particularly hospice and palliative care |
| Dr Douglas William Easthope | For service to dentistry and for voluntary service to the people of the Solomon Islands |
| Brian Clifford Edwards | For service to physiotherpy and Legacy through a fundraising solo flight from England to Perth in a Tiger Moth |
| Ronald George Edwards | For service to Australian folklore and to publishing through Ram Skull Press |
| Isabel Elizabeth Elliott | For service to the community |
| Laurel Margaret Elliott | For service to the community, particularly through the Melbourne Citizens Advice Bureau |
| Ellen Ita English | For service to the community, particularly through the Catholic Women's League |
| Robert George Natale Fabris | For service to the community |
| Antonio Lauro Facciolo | For service to the tourism and hospitality industry |
| Rosemary Ann Farrow | For service to the Victorian Council for Children's Films and Television |
| Nick Vincent Fazzalari | For service to the Italian community, particularly through the Society of St Hilarion Inc |
| Michelle Fielke | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Sharon Louise Finnan | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Matthew Felix Fitzgerald | For service to the community |
| Sister Marlene Therese Fitzgibbons | For service to nursing |
| Beatrice Helen Fitzsimons | For service to the community, particularly the Country Woman's Association |
| Dr Robert John Fleming | For service to medicine and to the community |
| George Freuden | For service to the sport of skiing, particularly through the Ski Patrol Association |
| Harry Cecil Gadd | For service to veterans |
| Eric Heinrich Giersch | For service to the Travellers' Cot Fund |
| Christopher John Gilbey | For service to the Australian music industry and to the Paraplegic and Quadriplegic Association |
| Frank Edward Gill | For service to veterans |
| Arthur Dingwall Gorrie | For service to Toastmasters International and to Queensland Model Aero Club |
| John Macmillan Govan | For service to veterans |
| Violet Winifred Lily Grant | For service to veterans and to the community |
| Dr McCrae Cramond Grassie | For service to education |
| Keith Graver | For service to the Pharmacy Guild of Australia |
| Marjory Ann Graves | For service to equestrian sports |
| Margery Adela Guiver | For service to education and to the Quota Club |
| Joy Ellen Rose Gullan | For service to people with hearing impairments and to the community |
| Timothy Douglas Haining | For service to people with disabilities through the Blairlogie Centre |
| Geoffrey Philip Harris | For service to the print media and to the Printing and Allied Trades Employers' Federation |
| Marjorie Winsome Hart | For service to the community |
| Dr Malcolm Cave Hay | For service to youth, particularly through the Sail Training Scheme |
| Keith Whitten Hayward | For service to veterans, particularly through the Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers Association |
| Janice Eileen Heaslip | For service to the education of children in isolated areas |
| Donald Harold Heggie | For service to the community |
| Margaret Janet Hendry | For service to women's affairs |
| Eckart Wolfgang Hill | For service to the promotion of multiculturalism in the arts |
| Ada Hinde | For service to the community particularly through fundraising for the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research |
| Neoklis Hodge | For service to the Greek community |
| Barbara Joan Horsfield | For service to the Girl Guides Association |
| Daniel Paul Hoyland | For service to surf lifesaving |
| David Hamilton Hume | For service to community health, particularly through the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria |
| Lola Anne Hutchinson | For service to the community and to local government |
| Johanna Clasina Maria Huygens | For service to youth with disabilities, particularly through the Girl Guides Association |
| Keith Ison | For service to secondary school education |
| Roselee Joy Gwendoline Jencke | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Colin Raymond Johns | For service to the Pharmacy Guild of Australia |
| Jill Dorine Johnstone | For service to the Girl Guides Association |
| Arthur Charles Jordan | For service to veterans |
| Verlie Just | For service to the arts, particularly as director of the Town Gallery, Brisbane |
| Sylvia Dawn Kearney | For service to the community |
| Percival 'Ned' Kelly | For service to veterans |
| Jennifer Anne Kennett | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Susan Carolyn Kenny | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Valerie Elizabeth (Bette) Kingsford-Smith | For service to the National Trust |
| Jenny Millar Lamond | For service to education, particularly through the development of the "Lamond Method" of learning, spelling and reading |
| John Charlesworth Langley | For service to the community |
| Josephine Mary Lannan | For service to nursing |
| (Raymond) Douglas Lawrence | For service to music, particularly as an organist and choir director |
| Dr Elijah Haim Levy | For service to the Jewish community and to medicine |
| Edwin Alfred Lewis | For service to scouting and to the community |
| Lynette Margaret Lillecrapp | For service to swimming, particularly as a gold medallist at the Toke Mandeville World Wheelchair Championships |
| Valentine Sheila Littler | For service to people with intellectual disabilities, particularly through the Endeavour Foundation |
| Dr Aldo Lorigiola | For service to the Italian community and to the promotion of Australia in Italy |
| Joseph Noble Madeley | For service to veterans, particularly through the Rats of Tobruk Association |
| Dulcie May Magnus | For service to people with visual impairments, particularly through the transcribing of written music into Braille |
| Iris Laura Maguire | For service to the community, particularly through charitable organisations |
| Geoffrey Dene Mann | For service to youth, particularly through the Sea Scouts |
| Ian Otto Maroske | For service to conservation and to community history |
| Robert Leonard Davis Marshall | For service to the performing arts, particularly through the Gallery First Nighters |
| Olive Rosalind Morton Mason | For service to the community and to assisting the families of overseas service personnel training at the Command and Staff College, Fort Queenscliff |
| Erica Margaret McGilchrist | For service to contemporary art and to the establishment of the Women's Art Register |
| Simone Cecile McKinnis | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| John Francis McNamara | For service to sport administration |
| Ronald Andrew McNeill | For service to the community |
| Kenneth John Mead | For service to the community |
| Margaret Joan Mead | For service to nursing, particularly through caring for people with burn injuries |
| Marilyn Lilla Grace Melhuish | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Morton John Menz | For service to the community |
| Gwynneth Noreen Miall | For service to the community, particularly through the League of Home Help |
| Keith Middleton | For service to the aged |
| Marjorie Minnis | For service to nursing, particularly midwifery |
| Alderman Robert Moore | For service to local government |
| Anne Moutafis | For service to business education |
| Envoy Andrew Peter Murfin | For service to social welfare, particularly through the Salvation Army |
| Peter John Murray | For service to mining and to the community |
| Terry Muscat | For service to trade unions and to the Maltese community |
| Shirley Nelson | For service to nursing |
| Hilda Thompson Newstead | For service to the community |
| Shelley Maree O'Donnell | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Margaret Ellen O'Neill | For service to the aged |
| Frances Thelma Oates | For service to community welfare groups |
| Jack Colvin Olsson | For service to the community, particularly through Rotary International |
| Teresa Mary Omond | For service to community health |
| Wendy Page | For service to community health, particularly in the area of palliative care |
| Graeme Ian Parkinson | For service to Modbury Hospital |
| Anthony David Parsons | For service to the breeding, working and judging of the Australian kelpie sheepdog |
| Joseph Perillo | For service to the Italian community |
| David Austin Phippard | For service to the Sydney Maritime Museum |
| Geoffrey Leonard Plant | For service to people with hearing impairments |
| Jack Ernest Pollard | For service to sports journalism and sporting history |
| Joyce Ada Purcell | For service to women's affairs, particularly through the Catholic Women's League |
| Jessie Catherine Quigley | For service to the community |
| Trevor Gilbert Quinn | For service to the community |
| Jack Weston Rae | For service to primary industry, particularly the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria |
| John Albert Randall | For service to local government |
| Elwhyn Gledhill Randell | For service to the community |
| Henry James Rankine | For service to the Aboriginal community |
| Ralph Iro Raymond | For service to the community through music |
| John Oswald Reynolds | For service to mining |
| Judith Ann Rice | For service to local government and to the community |
| Charles Henry Richardson | For service to sports journalism |
| Francis Leslie Rigney | For service to local government and to the community |
| Rodney John Riley | For service as a greenkeeper and to the development of Greenless Park couch grass |
| Mary Therese Rimoldi | For service to the community, particularly the fostering of disabled children |
| The Reverend George Rosendale | For service to the Lutheran Church and to the Aboriginal community |
| John Nigel Ross | For service to local government and to the community |
| Marjorie Mary Ross | For service to the community |
| Margaret Ann Sands | For service to Riding for the Disabled |
| William Neville Scott | For service to Australian folklore |
| Albert Ernest Shade | For service to the community through music organisations |
| Frank Slattery | For service to orchid growing |
| John Wasley Smith | For service to medicine |
| Dora May Smith | For service to the Totally and Permanently Disabled Soldiers' Association Queensland Branch |
| Stuart Alexander Somerville | For service to swimming administration and to the community |
| John Mervyn Stanaway | For service to journalism |
| Dr John Mackay Stanhope | For service to medicine, particularly in alcohol and drug related areas |
| Vladas Statnickas | For service to the Lithuanian community |
| Nell Steele | For service to the community, particularly the Save the Children Fund |
| Dr Noel Lavender Stephenson | For service to the community, particularly the Berwick Hospital Committee |
| Alderman Margaret Elizabeth Stevenson | For service to local government and to the community |
| Marie Joan Stillman | For service to the community |
| Allan Gregory Stormon | For service to the community |
| John Henry Styring | For service to horse racing, particularly as a race caller, broadcaster and journalist |
| Jeanette Eunice Suttie | For service to the community |
| The Reverend Peter Tapau | For service to the community |
| Neville Aubrey Thomas | For service to music education and related organisations |
| Nancy Thompson | For service to the Yooralla Society of Victoria |
| Noel David Thompson | For service to the Limbless Soldiers' Association of Tasmania |
| Phyllis Jean Thomson | For service to lawn bowls |
| Dr John William Trace | For service to local government and to the community |
| Joyce Trickett | For service to the arts, particularly poetry and short story writing |
| Douglas James Trottman | For service to brass band music |
| Dr Peter Brett Tunbridge | For service to the Western Australian Society for Crippled Children |
| Lysbeth Turnbull | For service to the Girl Guides Association and to the community |
| Laura Elizabeth Turnbull | For service to the community, particularly through the Zipper Club |
| Victor Norman Waddell | For service to scouting |
| Catriona Margaret Wagg | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Ross Leslie Walker, | For service to the community, particularly aged people |
| Bruce Laurence Webster | For service to media broadcasting and to increasing the Australian public's understanding of parliamentary processes |
| Charles Dudley Wehlow | For service to local government |
| John Cecil Weldon | For service to the community |
| Patricia June Wetzler | For service to the Newcastle War Widows' Guild |
| Milton Stanley Whiting | For service to the community |
| Edward James Whitten | For service to Australian rules football |
| Henry Samuel Whittington | For service to soil and land conservation |
| Margaret Annie Wilkinson | For service to the St John Ambulance and to the community |
| Lucy Wilkinson | For service to Red Cross and to the community |
| Dr Maurice Cornelius Williams | For service to medicine and to the Queensland Spastic Welfare League |
| Vicki Susan Wilson | For service to sport, particularly as a member of the 1991 Australian World Netball Squad |
| Leslie Winkle | For service to secondary education in Queensland |
| Norman Ralph Wright | For service to youth and to the community |
| Alexander Zotos | For service to the State Emergency Service, particularly the Parramatta Unit | |
