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List of Awards and Honours
| Name | Award or Honour | Post Nom. | Date Granted | Citation | Code | Notes |
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 | Award: Legion of Merit: Degree of Commander Award: Distinguished Service Order | DSO | 10 April 1947 4 June 1917 | Services rendered in the cause of the Allies. AIF - Artillery. | E.8.7a.7b= | Conferred by the President of the United State of America. |
HUNGERFORD, Charles James | Award: Military Medal | MM | 12 December 1917 | For gallantry and coolness during operations east of Ypres on the 20th and 21st September 1917. | B.8a.2b | |
LEWIS , Arndell Neil | Award: Military Cross | MC | 8 March 1919 | Artillery - 1 Field Brigade. | E.6.10a.1b= | Australian Dictionary of Biography |
GORDON, Hugh McLeod | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 1986 | In recognition of service to veterinary science. | E.7.3a.1b.1c | |
DOYLE, Melissa Jane | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 2016 | For significant service to the community through representational roles with a range of charitable groups, and to the broadcast media. | E.2.4a.9b.1c.3d.1e | |
DAVIS, Thomas Robert Alexander Harries | Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire | KBE | 1981 (announced on 31 December 1980) | For service to medicine and the people of the Cook Islands. | L.VIII.iv.3.5a.2b | The University of Otago in New Zealand awarded him an honorary Doctorate of Laws in 2005. |
| HUNGERFORD, Thomas Arthur Guy | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 13 June 1988 | For Service to Literature. | H.8a.4b | |
| ANDERSON, Ernest Sleeman | Award: Military Cross | MC | 1 January 1918 | For displaying at all times a remarkable courage. His conception of and devotion to duty has been of the very highest standard in connection with mining operations and has been particularly noticeable on one occasion during the last two months when he superintended the loading of a charge in proximity to a suspected enemy charge, thereby ensuring a successful comouflet. | E.8.1a.4b= | Major 1st Australian Tunnelling Company |
CHAPMAN, Percy Wellesley | Award: Military Cross | MC | 26 September 1916 | Infantry | E.8.3a.2b | He was awarded his MC after the Battle of Fromelles. After he had received his award from the King while on sick leave after being wounded, he returned to the front and died aged 30 on 12 March 1917 at Bernafay Wood. |
| MINTER, Bruce | Award: Military Cross | MC | 1 January 1918 | Artillery. | E.8.6a.4b | |
| LINDEMAN, Grant Moore | Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Mention in Despatches Award; Distinguished Flying Cross Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Honour: Order of the British Empire | DFC OBE | 1 January 1941 24 September 1941 30 October 1942 2 June 1943 1 January 1945 | E.8.7a.2b.1c | Service Number: 37302 (RAF) Rank: Squadron Leader Conflict: Second World War Date of London Gazette: 1 January 1941, p 34, position 1. Date of London Gazette: 24 September 1941, p 5570, position 1. Rank: Wing Commander 455 Squadron RAAF Date of London Gazette:30 October 1942.  Date of London Gazette: 2 June 1943, p 2454, position 1. Rank: Acting Group Captain Date of London Gazette:1 January 1945, p 19, position 1.  |
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| LINDEMAN, Colin Wellesly | Distinguished Flying Cross | DFC | 9 March 1945 | 75 Squadron RAAF | E.8.7a.1b.2c | |
McMAHON, Gregan Thomas | Honour: Order of the British Empire (Civil) | CBE(C) | 9 June 1938 | Stage. | E.6.12a= | |
COOPER, Truxton Leslie | Award: Mention in Despatches | 6 March 1947 | E.6.13a.2b.1c | Sergeant, A Corps Sigs Date of London Gazette: 6 March 1947, p 1097, position 157; Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 6 March 1947, p 756, position 37.  |
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| ADAMS, Ira Aaron | Honours: 1 Air Medal 6 Distinguished Flying Crosses 13 Presidential Unit Citations 1 Air Force Commendation Medal The Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon with all Southwestern Pacific Battle Star Bronze Leaf Clusters between March 3 and July 13, 1943 | L.IX.iv.3.4a.1b.3c= | Ira was a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Air Force. He flew 347 combat missions; accruing 3700 hours of combat zone flying time, and was awarded these honours. | |||
ADEY, John Kellerman | Honour: Order of the British Empire Officer (Military) (Imperial) | OBE | 7 June 1918 | W.1.2a.1b.1c | ||
BALMAIN, Petrina Roseanne | Member: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 26 January 2008 | For service to the community as a foster carer with Barnardos Australia. | E.8.6a.5b.1c.1d | |
| BROINOWSKI, John Gillis | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 2009 | For services to the community, particularly through the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife, and to business. | E.2.2a.3b.5c.1d | |
| BROINOWSKI, John Herbert | Honour: The Order of St Michael and St George - Companion | 14 June 1969 | President - Council Rehabilitation of the Disabled. | E.2.2a.3b.5c | ||
CARR, Palgrave Ebden | Award: Distinguished Flying Cross | DFC | 29 January 1946 | Mine laying specialist in Far East operations. | E.2.3a.3b.3c= | |
| CONANT, Hugh Alexander Pigott Stainsby | Honour: Knight of Saint Sylvester Honour: Cross of St Leo | 26 May 1929 12 December 1920 | E.4.2a.4b= | This is a Papal Honour conferred by Pope Pius XI. This is a Papal Honour. |
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CONANT, Hugh Thomas | Honour: National Medal | 21 July 1978 | E.4.2a.4b.2c.1d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. |
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CORBETT, John Lovick | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 10 June 2002 | For service to agricultural science, livestock grazing research and animal production, and to the community of Armidale Dumaresq. | E.2.3a.1b.1c.2d | |
DAVIES, John Llanover | Honour: Order of the British Empire - Member (Civil) | MBE(C) | 1 January 1972 | For service to pharmacy and to government. | E.8.3a.3b.1c= | |
ELLIS, John Scott | Honour: Centenary Medal | 1 January 2001 | For service to the wine industry and tourism in the Macedon Ranges. | E.2.4a.10b.1c.1d= | ||
FOLEY, Howard James Griffin ‘Griff’ | Award: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 1 June 2012 | For service to conservation and the environment, and to education. | E.1.3a.4b.3c.3d=2 | |
| GOULD, George Albert | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | OAM | 26 January 1990 | In recognition of service to local government and to the community. | S.vi.2.3a.6b.2c | |
GRAY, Nigel John | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia Honour: Officer of the Order of Australia | AM AO | 6 June 1978 10 June 1994 | In recognition of service to medicine, particularly against cancer. In recognition of service in the field of preventative medicine, particularly against cancer. | E.2.3a.8b.2c.1d= | |
HALLIDAY, Francis James | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 14 June 2010 | For service to the wine industry as a winemaker, show judge, author and promoter of Australian wine internationally, and through senior roles with a range of professional organisations. | E.2.2a.2b.3c.3d | |
| HENNING, Julia | Award: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 12 June 2000 | For service to the community, particularly through the Cavalcade of History and Fashion, and Meals on Wheels. | E.2.6a.4b.1c= | |
HOSKING, Marion Rosslyn | Honour: Centenary Medal Award: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 1 January 2001 9 June 2008 | For service to the community through the Manning District Emergency Accommodation Committee. For service to people affected by domestic violence in the Manning district through accommodation and public awareness programs. | E.6.5a.2b.4c | |
| HUNGERFORD, Allan Victor | Award: Australian Sports Medal | 30 August 2000 | Over 50 years involvement in Rugby League, Union, Swimming & Cricket in the region. | Y.i.3.7a.3b | ||
| HUNGERFORD, Barry John | Honour: National Medal | 16 June 1993 | Y.i.3.1a.3b.1c | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
| HUNGERFORD, Brian Robert | Award: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 11 June 1996 | For Service to the community, particularly as Captain, Senior Deputy Captain and Vice-President of the Mount Tomah Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade. | E.6.5a.4b.3c | |
| HUNGERFORD, David Campbell | Honour: National Medal | 24 March 2000 | E.9.3a.4b.1c.1d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
HUNGERFORD, Geoffrey Moore | Award: Australian Sports Medal | 30 August 2000 | Highly esteemed past President of HAFS for 20 years. Life Member Sydney Lawn Tennis Club. | E.1.1a.7b.1c | ||
| HUNGERFORD, Harold Ernest | Honour: Imperial Service Medal | 7 August 1970 | PMG - Exempt Motor Driver. | E.1.3a.2b.1c | ||
| HUNGERFORD, John Frederick | Honour: National Medal | 6 August 1997 | B.10a.2b.2c.5d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
HUNGERFORD, Thomas Gordon | Honour: Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil) | OBE(C) | 31 December 1980 | Veterinary science. | E.6.1a.6b | |
| KENTISH, Nigel Douglas | Honour: National Medal | 8 November 1995 | E.6.13a.2b.4c.4d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
| LINDEMAN, Bruce Wellesley | Honour: Order of the British Empire | OBE | 4 June 1900 | For services to industry. | E.8.7a.1b.1c | |
| LOANE, Eric Walpole Duncan | Honour: National Medal | 11 December 1980 | L.XIII.ii.3.1a.4b | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
| LOANE, Hugh William Duncan | Honour: Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil) | OBE(C) | 15 June 1984 | Master Warden of the Marine Board of Burnie. | L.XIII.ii.3.1a.1b.2c | |
| LOANE, Kenneth Lawrence | Honour: Order of the British Empire - Member (Civil) | MBE(C) | 12 June 1982 | Religion. | L.XII.ii.1.7a.4b | |
| LOANE, Ronald Hugh | Honour: National Medal | 25 November 1986 | L.XIII.ii.1.8a.3b | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
LOANE, Sir Marcus Lawrence | Honour: Honour: Order of the British Empire - Knights Commander (Civil) | KBE(C) | 1 January 1976 | Archbishop of Sydney. | L.X111.ii.1.7a.1b | |
LUNDY, Rebecca Ruth | Honour: Ambulance Service Medal | ASM | 14 June 2010 | The Ambulance Service Medal recognises distinguished service by the men and women of Australia’s ambulance organisations. | E.4.2a.6b.2c.2d.1e | Profile of Ambulance Service Medal recipient, Rebecca Lundy, ACT Ambulance Service Intensive Care Paramedic. Rebecca Lundy joined the ACT Ambulance Service in 1994 and graduated as an Intensive Care Paramedic 3 years later. In 2000, Rebecca took a leading role in improving the clinical and professional development of Intensive Care Paramedic Students through her work as an inaugural member of the operational training and development team. Rebecca has taken a major role in a number of key service delivery areas including the introduction of new training qualifications for Communications Centre staff, contributing to the development and assessment of a revised Vocational Education Training Framework. This has culminated in a revised structural framework within the Communications Centre targeted at enhancing services to the members of the Service and the community. Her ACT Ambulance Service has been recognised through her award of the Ambulance Service Medal in The Queen’s Birthday 2010 honours announcement. |
NEWTH, Melville Cooper | Honour: Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil) | CBE(C) | 31 December 1977 | Education & Church. | E.4.1a.6b.2c | |
| NEWTH, Peter Michael | Honour: National Medal | 25 November 1986 | E.4.1a.1b.1c.3d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
PILCHER, Nigel Minter | Award: Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air | CVSA | 31 August 1943 | 5 EFTS - Flying Instructor. | E.8.6a.3b.1c | |
POTTER, Wellesley Noel Cleve | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 2010 | For service to architecture through a range of executive roles in professional organisations, practice, education and the development and mentoring of younger members of the profession. | E.8.3a.3b.1c.1d=2 | |
PRING, John Leslie Tyrrell  | Honour: The Order of the British Empire - Member (Military) | OBE(M) | 6 March 1947 | Army - Distinguished service in the SW Pacific. | E.2.4a.8b.2c | |
PULVER, Beauchamp Worters | Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Distinguished Service Order Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Commander of the Order of the British Empire Award: Mention in Despatches Award: Mention in Despatches | DSO CBE | 30 December 1941 16 April 1942 9 September 1942 24 June 1943 14 October 1943 19 July 1945 14 February 1946 | E.2.3a.7b.1c | Service Number: VX14 Service: Army Rank: Colonel Unit: 9 Div Conflict: Second World War Date of London Gazette: 30 December 1941, p 7357, position 16. Date of London Gazette: 16 April 1942, p 1696, position 3. Rank: Temporary Brigadier Date of London Gazette: 9 September 1942, p 3948, position 1. Unit: AIF HQ ME Date of London Gazette: 24 June 1943, p 2865, position 3. Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 16 March 1944, p 650, position 21. Rank: Brigadier Date of London Gazette: 14 October 1943, p 4540, position 1. Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 6 January 1944, p 5, position 28. Rank: Temporary Brigadier Unit: NGF Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 19 July 1945, p 1548, position 43. Unit: 2 Corps Date of London Gazette: 14 February 1946, p 943, position 34; Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 21 February 1946, p 409, position 8. |
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RICHARDSON, Barton Dalyell | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia Award: Australian Sports Medal | OAM | 14 June 1999 29 September 2000 | For service to lawn bowls through Newcastle District Bowling, and to the community through service groups, and as a fundraiser for welfare organisations, and for projects at the University of Newcastle. | E.2.3a.4b.1c.2d= | |
SCHULZE, Ralph Robert | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 2020 | For significant service to primary industry through research and innovation in a range of executive roles in the cotton sector. | ||
| SHERLOCK, Charles Henry | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 8 June 1987 | AM QB 87, For service to Religion, particularly as Anglican Minister to the Parish of Hunters Hill, New South Wales. | E.4.1a.6b.5c | |
SHERLOCK, Charles Henry | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 2019 | AM, For significant service to the Anglican Church of Australia, and to theological education. | E.4.1a.6b.5c.1d | Charles is the son of Charles Sherlock (Snr) and editor of HAFS Newsletters and Journals |
STRALOW, Maurice Joseph | Honour: National Medal Honour: National Medal - 1st Clasp Honour: National Medal - 2nd Clasp | 29 June 1984 9 March 1991 14 July 2000 | E.2.6a.1b.2c.1d= | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
STRALOW, William Brett | Honour: National Medal | 26 February 1999 | E.2.6a.1b.2c.1d.1e | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
| STRANG, Richard James | Honour: National Medal | 23 October 1981 | E.1.5a.3b.3c.1d | The National Medal is awarded for diligent long service to the community in hazardous circumstances, including in times of emergency and national disaster, in direct protection of life and property. | ||
| TALBERG, Wilbur Herbert | Honour: The Order of the British Empire - Member (Military) | OBE(M) | 12 June 1965 | RAAF - Post-war Honours List. | E.8.3a.1b.3c= | |
TYRRELL, James Lovick | Member: Medal of the Order of Australia | OAM | 13 June 2005 | For service to primary industry, particularly the livestock sector, and to the community through bushfire, rural show and wekfare froups. | E.2.4a.10b.1c.2d | |
TYRRELL, Murray Bruce | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 12 June 2006 | For service to the Australian wine industry through contributions to the improvement of grape quality, research, tourism and the development of export opportunities. | E.2.4a.10b.1c.2d | Bruce Tyrrell is the son of Murray Tyrrell |
TYRRELL, Murray Davey | Honour: Member of the Order of Australia | AM | 26 January 1986 | For service to the wine industry and to tourism. | E.2.4a.10b.1c | |
| TYRRELL, Walter Astley | Honour: Member of the Order of the British Empire (Civil) | MBE(C) | 28 February 1946 | Outstanding work as supply officer & initiative at Mersa Brega. | E.2.3a.3b.5c | Insignia presented by the Governor of New South Wales at Government House, Sydney on 6 December 1949. 31 October 1945 (Recommended by Governor General); 28 February 1946 (promulgated in London Gazette); 7 March 1946 (promulgated in Cwlth of Australia Gazette). |
VERNON, James | Honour: The Order of the British Empire - Officer (Civil) Honour: Order of the British Empire - Commander (Civil) Honour: Knight Bachelor Honour: Companion of the Order of Australia | OBE(C) CBE(C) KTB AC | 31 December 1960 2 June 1962 1 January 1965 26 January 1980 | Director of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company. Commerce & Industry. Services to Commerce & Industry. For Service to Industry & to Government. | E.2.3a.8b.2c | |
WILCHER , Eva Loane | Award: Australian Sports Medal | 23 August 2000 | State and Australian representative player. | E.9.6a.6b |