The Queen's Birthday Honours 2010 for Australia were announced on 13 June 2010.
† indicates an award given posthumously.
Order of Australia
Companion (AC) General Division Recipient CitationProfessor Dame Valerie Beral For eminent service to medicine and women's health through significant advances in cancer research and epidemiology, through seminal contributions to public health policy and as a mentor to young scientists. For eminent service to the Parliament and the community of Victoria through reform of the constitutional and electoral systems, the introduction of initiatives for education and training, leadership in the promotion of multiculturalism and through economic development.Dr Allan Douglas Hawke For eminent service to public administration, particularly through the formulation and implementation of policy in the areas of transport, defence and education, and to the strengthening of bilateral relations with New Zealand.Harold Charles Mitchell For eminent service to the community through leadership and philanthropic endeavours in the fields of art, health and education and as a supporter of humanitarian aid in Timor-Leste and Indigenous communities.Graeme Julian Samuel For eminent service to public administration through contributions in the area of economic reform and competition law, and to the community through leadership roles with sporting and cultural organisations.
Officer (AO)
General Division Recipient CitationLeonard Lyof Amadio For distinguished service to the performing arts, particularly the Australian Youth Orchestra through executive, advisory and mentoring roles and through contributions to the establishment of the Alumni program.Professor James Alexander Angus For distinguished service to biomedical research, particularly in the fields of pharmacology and cardiovascular disease, as a leading academic and medical educator, and as a contributor to a range of advisory boards and professional organisations both nationally and internationally.Dr Judy Cashmore For distinguished service to the protection of children, as a research psychologist and advocate for the rights of children, through the development and implementation of social policy and law, and through leadership roles of organisations supporting child welfare.The Honourable Justice Geoffrey Michael Giudice For distinguished service to the judiciary and to industrial relations, particularly through the development and implementation of policies and through the Australian Industrial Relations Commission.John Edward Harvey For distinguished service to the information technology industry, particularly through developing partnerships with Government and educational institutions, and to the community.John Leslie Langoulant For distinguished service to business and commerce, particularly through leadership and management roles, and to the community of Western Australia.George Lekakis For distinguished service to the community through leadership roles in multicultural organisations, and to the development and implementation of services to support those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.Professor Patrick Dennistoun McGorry For distinguished service to medicine, and to mental health as a leading clinician, researcher and scientist, through innovative reform of services, the development of national programs to support youth and raising public awareness.Professor Michael Alexander McRobbie For distinguished service to tertiary education, particularly through administrative roles and to contributions in the field of information technology and in developing international alliances between universities.Judith Rose Munro For distinguished service to local government, particularly the Brisbane City Council, and to the community through contributions to business, professional development and philanthropic organisations.Professor Gordon Barraclough Parker For distinguished service to psychiatry as a clinician and researcher, particularly as a major contributor to the understanding and innovative treatment of mood disorders and as founder and executive director of the Black Dog Institute.Elizabeth Mary Proust For distinguished service to public administration and to business, through leadership roles in government and private enterprise, as a mentor to women, and to the community through contributions to arts, charitable and educational bodies.Professor Shirley Kaye Randell For distinguished service to international relations, particularly through the promotion of human rights of women and through public sector reform in developing countries.His Honour Judge Michael Rozenes For distinguished service to the judiciary, particularly as Chief Judge of the County Court of Victoria and the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, and through contributions to law reform and legal education.The Honourable Anthony Maxwell Rundle For distinguished service to the Parliament of Tasmania through leading law reform policy, the advancement of government services and economic development, and to the community.Professor Vicki Rubian Sara For distinguished service to science through contributions to research and policy development, and to higher education as Chancellor of the University of Technology, Sydney.Professor Robert Lyndsay Sutherland For distinguished service to medicine as an international contributor to the research of cancer, the development of Australia's research capacity and through leadership roles in advisory bodies. For distinguished public administration, particularly in leading reform in the Australian intelligence community and as an adviser in the areas of foreign policy and international security.The Honourable John William von Doussa For distinguished service to the law, particularly as President of the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, as a Judge through contributions to Federal and International Courts, and to higher education.Samuel Maurice Walsh For distinguished service to the mining industry through the development and implementation of large scale export strategies, and to the community of Western Australia, particularly through employment programs supporting Indigenous communities.Ian James Williams For distinguished service to the Indigenous community of Western Australia and Queensland through establishment of training programs providing sustainable employment in the mining industry, the promotion of social responsibility and as a supporter of business development initiatives.
Military Division Branch Recipient CitationNavy Vice Admiral Matthew John Tripovich For distinguished service as Head Capability Systems and Chief Capability Development Group.Air Force Air Marshal Mark Donald Binskin For distinguished service to the Australian Defence Force in senior command and staff appointments.
Member (AM)
General Division