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* [[Brian Greig]], former Senator and LGBTQ activist
 
* [[Brian Greig]], former Senator and LGBTQ activist
 
* [[Ivan Hinton-Teoh]], activist
 
* [[Ivan Hinton-Teoh]], activist
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* [[Graham Kennedy]], radio and television personality
 
* [[Daniel Kowalski]], Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer
 
* [[Daniel Kowalski]], Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer
 
* [[Michael Kirby]], lawyer and retired justice of the High Court of Australia
 
* [[Michael Kirby]], lawyer and retired justice of the High Court of Australia
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* [[Ruth McNair]], medical doctor
 
* [[Ruth McNair]], medical doctor
 
* [[Molly Meldrum]], record producer and music critic
 
* [[Molly Meldrum]], record producer and music critic
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* [[Matthew Mitcham]], Gold-medal winning Olympic diver
 
* [[Kerryn Phelps]], medicine and general practitioner
 
* [[Kerryn Phelps]], medicine and general practitioner
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* [[Jeffrey Smart]], painter
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* [[Tracy Smart]], military
 
* [[Ian Thorpe]], five-time Olympic Gold swimmer
 
* [[Ian Thorpe]], five-time Olympic Gold swimmer
 
* [[Lex Watson]], Activist
 
* [[Lex Watson]], Activist
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* [[Karrie Webb]], professional golfer
 
* [[Helen Westwood]], Member of New South Wales Legislative Council
 
* [[Helen Westwood]], Member of New South Wales Legislative Council
 
* [[Richard Wherrett]], theatre and opera director
 
* [[Richard Wherrett]], theatre and opera director

Revision as of 20:20, 19 October 2020

Order of Australia

The Order of Australia is that country's highest civilian honour, established in 1975 to replace the British honours system, and is awarded for significant national and international achievement and meritorious service. Nominations to the order come from the public and it is administered by the Governor General of Australia. The order is divided into the following:

  • Knight or Dame of the Order of Australia (AK or AD – Civil division only – Closed to new appointments in 1986);
  • Companion of the Order of Australia (AC);
  • Officer of the Order of Australia (AO);
  • Member of the Order of Australia (AM); and
  • Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).

We have identified the following individuals as LGBTQ recipients of the Order of Australia:

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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